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The Humane Society of the United States is bringing dozens of rescued dogs from Mississippi to its headquarters near Washington for care and adoption.
Brief Hearing Held In Ricin Letters Case
A Mississippi man appeared briefly in court Monday on a charge that he made a deadly poison that was sent in letters to President Barack Obama, a senator and a judge.
Second Mississippi Man Searched For Ricin Goes Into Hiding, Claims He's Not A Suspect
The ongoing search for the person who mailed deadly ricin letters to the president and Capitol Hill has led one man to go into hiding.
Second Miss. Man Investigated In Ricin Case
Federal investigators appear to be no closer to tracking down the person who sent ricin-tainted letters to President Barack Obama and others. With the suspect still out there, Washington is once again on edge.
Mayoral Candidate & Former Pigtown Volunteer Found Dead By Mississippi River
A death investigation in Mississippi hits home for some in Baltimore. The victim was an integral part of the Pigtown community.
Resurgent Rick Santorum Sweeps Alabama, Mississippi Primaries
A resurgent Rick Santorum swept primaries in Alabama and Mississippi Tuesday night, upending the race for the Republican presidential nomination as he sought to push Newt Gingrich toward the sidelines.
Maryland Man Sentenced In Miss. Tire Swindle
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Floodwater Pours Over Mississippi River Banks
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Sheriff: Body Likely Brother Of Ravens Star
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Some candidates run as "outsid- ers" because they are just that — or even a little bit of that. And other candidates run as outsiders and claim to be something other than they are because they've calculated that voters like to think they're voting for anyone but a "career politician."
These imaginary outsiders will say whatever they think the voters want to hear. If there were a dictionary entry for such political mendacity, it could carry the picture of Josh Mandel, Ohio's current treasurer and the Republican nominee for U.S. Senate.
Mandel is an outsider only to the extent that since becoming the state's treasurer in January 2011, he has spent much of his time outside Ohio, raising millions of dollars in special interest money for his run against U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown.
Brown, a Democrat, is seeking his second six-year term in the Senate. He is running on his track record, and while some may not like much of that record, he has one. And he is more than able and willing to defend it, even against his harshest critics.
Mandel served two years on Lyndhurst City Council and a term and a half as state representative from the 17th District before being swept into office in the GOP rout of 2010. He barely had his name on the door before he started putting together his senatorial campaign.
Despite the challenges and distractions of taking on a new job while simultaneously seeking a step up, Mandel is proud of his 21 months in office. He points to what he says is his record as state treasurer: generating a $2 million surplus by cutting costs in his office, protecting Ohio's credit rating, improving the yield for local governments that invest in the treasurer's STAR Plus program and saving the state $7.9 million in debt service through refinancing.
He has the makings of a respectable record, and we'd say he should be given the opportunity to prove what he can do by serving the four-year term to which Ohio voters elected him. It's just possible that after a full term, Mandel's absenteeism and the cronyism he practiced in filling some of the highest jobs in the treasurer's office will catch up with him. Or perhaps he is a wunderkind. There's only one way to find out.
And while Mandel is serving out his term as treasurer, Ohio voters should send Sherrod Brown back to Washington for a second term.
Insight from interviews
Vindicator editors conducted separate interviews with Brown and Mandel that lasted nearly an hour each. Space prevents us from a full recounting here, but one question and how the candidate chose to answer gives a decisive insight. Brown was asked to defend his vote for the Affordable Care Act — Obamacare in today's shorthand.
He didn't flinch. He pointed out that senior citizens are already getting preventative care and saving money through the closing of the prescription drug "doughnut hole," young adults are able to remain on their parents' health plan, a high-risk pool is being created for pre-existing conditions and insurance companies must show that they are spending at least 80 percent of what they take in on patient care. "I'm not running away from my vote," Brown said, noting that those who have insurance are already footing the bill for those who don't. Obamacare will reduce the numbers of the uninsured.
Mandel was asked about an issue that he has been quite vocal about, the federal bailout of General Motors and Chrysler Corp. In an interview with the Columbus Dispatch, Mandel called Brown's vote for the bailout "un-American." But he refused to answer the simple question: Had he been in the Senate would he have voted for or against the bailout? A yes or no would have sufficed. He would have been welcome to explain his answer at length — had he chosen to answer. We can only wonder if his tortured evasions of the question were as painful for him as they were for the editors.
Mandel seems to think his trump card in this race is claiming that Sherrod Brown is "too liberal" for a state like Ohio. Is Brown liberal? In most matters, no doubt.
But to the extent that liberal means standing firm against China's rapacious trade policies, we can live with Brown's liberalism. To the extent that he has consistently supported General Motors for the jobs it brings to this Valley, we can live with his liberalism. And to the extent that he recognizes that while the budget must be balanced, it shouldn't be on the backs of Medicare recipients, we can live with his liberalism.
Josh Mandel may yet evolve into a thoughtful politician who earns the respect of the electorate. But he's not there yet.
One of the last things he said during his Vindicator interview was a claim that he has Democrats and independents supporting him, while Brown has only partisans. That's an insight into Mandel's view of politics. It's a view that may play well in some quarters, but there is already enough of such nonsense in the U.S. Senate. Sending Mandel there would be a mistake.
The Vindicator endorses the re-election of Sen. Sherrod Brown.
Two things we could count on from the Vindy. The endorsement of the same old same old tired career politicians and taxes. It's time to get rid of all these lifers feeding at the trough and vote no to all these taxes that the Vindy will be wanting you to vote yes on. Save some money out of your paycheck and let them make the cutbacks.
A vote for Sherrod Brown is a vote for Nancy Pellosi, Harry Reid, and Barrack Obama.
I can't, and I won't!
If a good conservative "small government" Democrat comes along, and is willing to separate himself or herself from the left wing big government crowd; I'll consider them. Until then.... no way.
Josh Mandel is a professional politician too, minus the committee appointments, ability, background knowledge, and ethics.
The state of OH will go Romney/Mandel - Ohioans are aware the Brown was voted the MOST LIBERAL Senator in Congress that has NEVER seen a program he won't spend money on. He voted for the stimulus, Obamacare, etc. and has contributed to the LARGEST debt in the country. The only reason OH's unemployment is lower than the nation's rate is because of Republican Governor Kasich.
Brown is nothing more than another lap dog for Obama/Reid/Pelosi and this larger ilk. Reid and the Senate, of which Brown is a member, has NOT PASSED A BUDGET IN OVER 3 YEARS. They have not done their constitutional duty and are derelict in their job performance. Continuation of the previous years budgets is not a budget. He voted for Obamacare, and supports additional restriction on gun control per the 1994 now defunct law. This law was based ONLY ON COSMETIC APPEARANCE of a gun, and had absolutely nothing to do with functionality or relative to actual gun crimes. Brown's wife had to leave her job as a reporter for the Cleveland Plain Dealer due to conflict of interest and her negative article regarding military personnel. I vote NO for Brown and should anyone else who can read and understand the facts.
I'm not sure whether its ever a good idea for a newspaper to offer political endorsements , but why pretend they are made on the basis of candidate interviews - which were videotaped . They show a calm Mandel constantly interrupted by 2 hostile & gesticulating interviewers , while Brown is given a clear run with patsy questions .
On a general note: Maybe white middle aged male incumbants may be secure for the moment , but the trend toward more representative democracy has begun in America , as evidenced by the backgrounds of candidates putting themselves forward , endorsed or elected or not .


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Any other photographers on here that have had a Feature with Group On? How has it gone for you?
We have had two features so far, the first going well with 160 photo sessions sold, the second not so good with just 35 being sold. The second was in the middle of January which was probably not a great time to feature and the first was in October which was great as Christmas was around the corner.
Overall I would say that they have been good for us as they brought over 200 customers to our doorstep that we would not have had if it wasn't for Group On, as I say in this article , it's all about up selling your product.
We are due to feature again next month with a New Born Baby offer.
My experience is if you think groupon will make you rich think again, if you use like it sounds like you have it is a brilliant marketing excersize my beginners photography class has now sold over 600 seats in the last 12 months.
4 listings in two different cities hitting approx 300,000 people has driven loads of business and even got me a very large car company as a new client.
It is a pain in the bum though but worth it.
Thanks Coleslaw.
I do know them - get loads of junk spam e-mails from them.
It is really tricky to put together a deal to feature.
You want to give away as little as possible to enable you to have good opportunity for up selling. And they want to give a s much as possible to their customers. It takes a fair bit of negotiation and compromise from both parties before you reach a satisfactory arrangement.
Cant really fault them though, as a marketing tool they are great. We give all our clients referral cards, even the Group Ons that don't spend much more with us often send new customers our way.
they've been given a bit of slap http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-17398809
I've read that some businesses (esp smaller newer ones) have had problems where they've signed up for/been pressured into too many groupon coupons and the result is that they end up with so many clients that they can't actually meet the demand if all are redeemed. Time limits and the fact that not all will be might ease the problem, but if you take on too many you'll have to turn away many of those new clients simply because one can't take the volume.
I'd also consider it a bit of a risk since things like groupon are discount offers; many who go for such are often either not able to afford anymore (no upselling chance) or they are hagglers and out for the best deal (you might get an extra sale but you'll have to work really hard to get it).
Like a lot of things its a gamble, it will work for some and it might not work for others - but it always works for groupon.
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Quote: I'd also consider it a bit of a risk since things like groupon are discount offers; many who go for such are often either not able to afford anymore (no upselling chance) or they are hagglers and out for the best deal (you might get an extra sale but you'll have to work really hard to get it).
It all depends on how you market yourself and what you try to up sell exactly.
Well aware that our customers have purchased the Group On voucher with the view to getting a bargain, we designed a number of 'Upgrade' options to offer the Group On customers at a very reasonable price. This strategy is based upon selling in higher volumes. For instance, if we were to have offered a CD containing 5 Low Res, Watermarked Images with the Group On offer, we would offer the client an upgrade to Higher Resolution Copyright Free Images at a lower price than our normal prices, the client get a deal and we still make money..
It is unlikely that a Group On customer will spend £500 - £600 on one of our Frames, although saying that, quite a few have . But they do want to purchase additional prints, with this in mind we put together a range of 'Print Packs' to offer our Group On clients, the more they buy, the cheaper they get.
Things are pretty tough going at the moment, you have to grab every opportunity and run with it..
as above, we hand out referral cards to every customer also, so those 200 Group On clients may well turn into 200 additional clients..
The problem seems to arise where Groupon persuade the merchant to give away too much because they want as many punters as possible to buy into the deal. The OFT has had complaints from punters who couldn't get served within a reasonable time. I seem to remember reading about one punter who was told that she'd have to wait 5 months for a cut-price hairdressing appointment!
Groupon has now promised OFT that it will check that merchants are able to deliver the promised deals.
Where the deal is going to benefit the merchant, there will probably be fewer takers.
There was a newbie Californian snapper who offered a fantastic, probably loss-making, deal that included a home shoot. She didn't include a geographical limit and sold something like 2000 deals. I can't imagine how she could have avoid bankruptcy.
Group On have tightened up their 'Rules, Regulations and Terms' considerably. We have noticed this as we deal with them regularly, they are a lot more cautious these days.
I signed up to this site and found that the deals werent up to much. I got fed up with the constant rubbish emails from them.
My stepdaughter signed me up to a similar site "Wowcher" which is being quite heavily advertised on the TV at the moment.
Exactly the same as Groupon not worth the hassle with the rubbish emails!
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Vision Systems International (VSI), the joint venture company of Rockwell Collins and Elbit Systems of America, is displaying the advanced helmet-mounted display system (HMDS) of the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter and other helmet display systems at its Farnborough International airshow.
F-15 Eagle
Saudi Arabia signed a $29.5 billion letter of offer and acceptance (LOA) for 84 new and 70 upgraded F-15 Strike Eagles last week. The deal, which took 18 months to conclude, is by far the biggest foreign military sale in U.S. history.
Citing "industry experts," the State Department claimed that the agreement would support more than 50,000 jobs at 600 suppliers in 44 states. U.S. government officials said it would help ensure secure and stability in the Gulf region.
Production of the Boeing F-15 Strike Eagle is currently due to end next year, after the last of 60 F-15K models for Korea and 24 F-15SG models for Singapore are completed.
The U.S. Air Force's F-22 Raptor fleet remains grounded into a fourth month as the Air Force Scientific Advisory Board conducts a study of the F-22 and other aircraft using onboard oxygen generation systems (Obogs).
In another wide-ranging speech on future defense strategy, U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates said that the U.S. Air Force must increase its focus on asymmetric threats and unconventional warfare.
On October 20 the Defense Security Cooperation Agency lodged four separate notifications with the U.S. Congress covering a huge foreign military sales arms package for Saudi Arabia, with Boeing the major beneficiary if the procurements go ahead.
On October 20, U.S. Defense Security Cooperation Agency lodged four separate notifications with U.S. Congress covering a huge foreign military sales arms package for Saudi Arabia, with Boeing the major beneficiary if the procurements go ahead.
Raytheon is currently involved in two major upgrade programs for the U.S. Air Force's Eagle fleet, providing AESA (active electronically scanned array) radars for both the air defense F-15C/D and the multi-role F-15E. Both programs have recently achieved significant milestones.
Boeing has flown the interim version of the Silent Eagle, a company-funded effort to generate further export sales of the F-15 Strike Eagle.
In the interest of diversifying its fuel supply, the U.S. Air Force has been testing and certifying engines to run on a mixture of conventional jet fuel and biofuels derived from plants. Last month, testing began on a GE F110 using a 50/50 blend of the two fuels at the Arnold Engineering Development Center at AFB in Tennessee.
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Another day in the cottage today. We had a bus full of parents from the nursery down to see the grounds and have a BBQ. It was quite nice BUT there was an abundance of midges, if you are not from Scotland a midge is a tiny flying insect that travels in swarms of approximately 150 kabillion at a time, they bite and it makes you itch like a Taiwanese hooker… I feel I'm getting off topic.
The day was nice and the parents enjoyed seeing the grounds and the children all ran about going crazy town which was nice as it proved that the children we take down over the summer will have a ball :).
After the children and their parents had all departed I got another chance to potter around in my kitchen and set some more things up. I can already tell that I'm going to love having my own kitchen. While I was busy with woman's work in the kitchen Nevin was in the loft space making sacrifices to the gods of DIY and after a few times up and down to spider town he had installed our new aerial and we now have TV in the cottage! Not that we watch much TV now a days but it's nice to have some background noise if we are working.
Also our neighbours came to see us before we left, by neighbours I mean an actual herd of cows and calves less than 100 paces from my doorstep… life is going to get a wee bit different.
Next step INTERNET! And my office…. eventually :)
You are all yummy :)
I was at the cottage yesterday helping Val move into the manse and I didn't really feel anything about the place, I only really felt tired and I was worried that I wasn't ready to move into a new place or even to leave the city… but today was a whole lot different :)
Me and Nev took down a car full of our stuff and bought some bits and pieces for the kitchen. Then we swam down the motor way (rain!) and went to see Nevin's brothers new house which as it happens is only 15 minutes from the new cottage, it really is a small world.
Glenn's house is really nice and is pretty close to most of the local amenities including a really nice garden centre where we had lunch, god that makes me sound old :p then we drove Glenn to the cottage and we unloaded the car and had a potter about talking about or plans for the place.
After Glenn left I set up the kitchen stuff and Nev set up the living room. While I was putting together the kitchen I wrote a list as long as my arm of things I want and need for cooking, baking and cleaning. I couldn't help but think that it's all going to get a bit pricey BUT I was also caught up by how much fun it's going to be to entertain in that kitchen and to cook big family meals and have Christmas round the wood burning stove… which we also still need to buy…. need more money :/
I am now very excited about living in the country, or more specifically, living in the cottage :)
Next time on the blog, pictures of the cottage :)
So its the last day of my little jaunt around france. I made all my holiday errors yesterday and woke up hung over, burnt and toooooo sleepy… never the less I choked back the tears and got in the car and we dropped one of our party at the air port as she is off to her graduation ball, in a stunning dress that I managed to alter last night after having been drinking for nigh on 7 hours, winning! But yes the day was devoted to drinking and chatting which was nice. Today my and my man spent the morning in rennes which is a beautiful city with alot of very cool shops and little places to eat. I treated myself to a tshirt with mokunas face on it, he's a cute wee interdimentional bunny cat thing, uber cute. I think the plan is to head to ludeac later for dinner and then packing and cleaning, so I had better get right on that :) i'll post one final france blog at some point tomorrow and from there on out I will be launching my city boy lost in the country ( working title) blog :) fun fun fun x
If you are ever in britany (spelling?) Then you have to visit vannes, its a lovely old city with a walled garden and lots of pretty little shops. We wandered the city for a few hours and then met at the docks and had dinner in a beautiful restaurant called la gammbetta I had the a dish named after the resteraunt and it was the richest creamyest plate of yum I have had in a while. Then we drove back to the house in the party car which consisted of singing along to various songs loudly and badly, highlights included a fully arm choreographed alone by celine dion and eminems guess who's back, hilarious. Then I decided to check my email before having a drink, the drink ended up being champagne because it just so happens that I was awarded an upper second class degree from my university :) woop! After many congratulations and well wishes we all turned in early in preperation for a boozy day as a member of our party that I have grown immensely fond of is leaving tomorrow :( well, today is drinking and tanning and maybe some games, if you'll excuse me its beer o'clock :)


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New Ways to Diagnose Colon Cancer
Advances in Screening Techniques continued...
However, David Lieberman, MD, says several newly designed scopes are helping doctors avoid "looping" in a variety of clever ways.
"One innovation is called a variable stiffness instrument -- a scope that allows the doctor to stiffen the head of the scope, making it easier to get through the colon and complete the exam," says Lieberman, chief of gastroenterology at Oregon Health and Science University in Portland.
Additionally, Lieberman tells WebMD that other devices, including one called NeoGuide, use computer chips to remember the turn of the scope, which, he says, also reduces the likelihood of looping.
A new device uses balloon technology to push the scope through the colon in a kinder, gentler way.
"It's a dual balloon system with air between them, and it's actually the air pressure that gently advances the endoscope through the colon," says Lieberman, who adds that this too can reduce the possibility of looping.
However, he cautions that many devices are still considered experimental and not yet proven to work in large clinical trials.
"We are definitely heading in this direction, however, and it's all very promising," says Lieberman.
Preparing for Success
In order for a colonoscopy to be successful -- at least in terms of getting a clear visualization -- preparation must include emptying the bowels completely. Many doctors say that achieving this is tantamount to a quick, easy, and successful test.
"The single most important way to increase the success of a colonoscopy is to achieve a good prep. If it's not good, the procedure itself is longer and more difficult to perform," says Lieberman.
In the past this entailed consuming up to a gallon or more of a powerful liquid laxative all within a couple of hours, a task that Christie says many patients found hard to accomplish.
"It's generally not very palatable. Some patients find it very difficult to consume," says Christie.
Now, however, advances are making the prep easier while helping to ensure the success of the screening itself.
Among the preps is OsmoPrep, which offers much of the same bowel cleansing effects as the drink, using half the liquid and no bad taste. The down side: You have to take a lot of pills in a very short period of time.
According to its manufacturer, Salix Pharmaceuticals, the recommended dosage is 32 tablets, divided into doses of four tablets every 15 minutes, each taken with 8 ounces of clear liquid, for a total of 2 quarts. Twenty of the pills are taken the night before the exam, and 12 the day of the test.
"The hope for the future is a totally prepless exam and we are moving in that direction," says Lieberman.
Indeed, Lieberman reports that European studies utilizing an MRI are coming close to achieving this goal.
"With the MRI technology currently being studied in Europe you can theoretically subtract different densities [of material found in the colon] to differentiate between fecal matter and a colon abnormality," says Lieberman.
If the European studies turn out well he estimates the prepless colonoscopy could be a reality within several years.


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Tabyus Taylor caught five passes for 80 yards and two touchdowns as Hopewell improved to 2-1 in Central District play with a victory over visiting Colonial Heights.
The Blue Devils are 4-2 heading into their Oct. 19 home date against Matoaca.
Colonial Heights 0 0 7 0 - 7
Hopewell 14 0 7 7 - 28
H - T. Taylor 26 from O. Taylor. Hipps kick.
H - Dupree 5 run. Hipps kick.
H - T. Taylor 25 from Scott. Hipps kick.
CH - Owens blocked punt recovery. Keene kick.
H - Tolbert 21 run. Hipps kick.
Meadowbrook quarterback Gerard Johnson completed 3 of 4 passes for 102 yards and two touchdowns as Meadowbrook shutout Prince George 35-0 Friday night. Monarch (5-1, 3-0 Central) running back Brandon McShine had 10 carries for 98 yards and two touchdowns while fellow running back Isaiah Adebiyi carried three times for 83 yards and a score.
Prince George falls to 2-3 overall and 0-2 in the Central.
Prince George 0 0 0 0 - 0
No.6 Meadowbrook 14 14 7 0 - 35
M - Adebiyi 71 run (Gonzalez kick)
M - McShine 46 pass from Johnson (Gonzalez kick)
M - Whitaker 50 pass from Johnson (kick failed)
M - McShine 30 run (Johnson run)
M - McShine 8 run (Gonzalez kick)
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Don't-Miss Education software Stories
The Great Cookie Thief for iPhone and iPad
Despite some performance lags (which are more notable on older iOS devices), this ebook will delight preschool and elementary school-aged children.
Negro Leagues Baseball Museum for iPad
This app, built for the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City, showcases some of the great players of an often-overlooked chapter of baseball history. But some missed opportunities keep a good app from being great.
Toca Boca sets a standard for iOS apps for kids
Spend some time with the recently released Toca Trains -- or any one of the iPhone and iPad offerings from developer Toca Boca -- and you'll quickly see why the app maker has made a name for itself in the App Store.
App Guide: iOS apps for Independence Day
Spend July 4 with some iPhone and iPad offerings that showcase the people, places, and ideas that represent some of the best things about America.
App Guide: Shakespeare apps for iOS
The poet of them all who will start them simply raving is the poet that they call the Bard of Stratford-on-Avon. And these apps can help you enjoy his plays and sonnets.
Inside the World of Dinosaurs for iPad
This iPad app makes extensive use of multimedia to bring dinosaurs to life.
Review: Potty-training apps for iOS
Looking to teach your toddler how to use the potty? The App Store can help. But which of the many potty-training offerings are worth your time? Philip Michaels shares his findings after testing half-a-dozen offerings.
App Guide: Dinosaur reference apps for iPhone and iPad
If you've got a kid who can't read enough about dinosaurs, the App Store is teeming with iPad and iPhone offerings featuring monstrous thunder lizards.
Two World War II reference apps for the iPad
Both World War II Interactive and Timeline World War 2 do an admirable job at using iPad features to present facts and figures about the war in an engaging way. But it's the latter app that excels at putting its own unique stamp on presenting history.
App Guide: Geography apps for kids
These iOS education apps aimed at kids can reveal more about the world around them.
Bookle makes your Mac an e-reader
Bookle is a simple and easy way to read ePubs on your Mac, though it currently lacks more-advanced features such as search and annotations.
Put these apps on your iPhone or iPad to make managing your homework, class schedule, or study sessions just a little bit easier.
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@Blacksheep - As someone who recently left a casual raiding guild for a more serious one, I think it's not as simple as people only seeing the guild as a way for loot. Obviously, those players exist. There's not much you can do about them short of turning them away during their application/recruitment phase. Me, personally, I enjoyed the company of my guildies, and I honestly didn't care that we weren't making realm-firsts or progressing as fast as possible, but the 'casual' aspect of the guild meant that friends of the raid leader got preferential treatment, and players who consistently did badly were never called on their mistakes. This led to situations where we took people doing 2k dps into ICC-25 (hai friends of the RL still in Naxx gear), dps who refused to dps adds on deathwhisper or to dps the bone spikes, and a RL who did nothing to try and change that.
What you see as being nice and not berating someone over vent for making a mistake, can be very frustrating to your fellow raiders who spend the night wiping endlessly because people refuse to do what they're supposed to do. I'm not saying that you should be screaming at vent anytime someone slips up, but if the raid has spent 3 hours in ulduar wiping the entire raid in p1 Yogg because one person can't stay out of the clouds, then maybe it's time to say something instead of forcing the raid to repeatedly wipe and wasting 24 other people's times. There's the 'good' kind of wiping where you're actually learning the content and improving. And then there's the pointless kind of wiping where you're not meeting enrage timers or just failing because of the actions of a few.
In the end, it's about what's important to the player. Some players prefer a guild of friends who raid, where they wipe and progress slowly than to exclude anyone from raid content (even if they clearly aren't ready for it) or to criticize people for making mistakes. Other players will prefer a raiding guild that happens to be friends, where people are held to certain standards.
I would take a close look at the atmosphere of your raids (when you wipe, why does that happen? What do you do to improve the next attempt? How much time do you waste waiting for people to log on/be prepared? Does every player who gets seated pull their weight?) and decide if there's something you'd like to change to retain more raiders. If it's nothing wrong with your actual raiding atmosphere, then I'd be a bit more picky about recruitment and try to weed out the obvious loot whores, maybe by seeing their reactions to loot distribution during a raid for a trial period.


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So why did I buy this soda? BECAUSE I CAN'T SAY NO TO FUNNY FLAVORS. Whoops.
Try it for fun. Or give it to your friends and tell them it's Sprite. Heehee
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It's been awhile since I posted last… YOLO.
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ASSE's WISE Group Honors Vermont's Maureen Johnson as One of 100 Women Making a Difference in Safety
DES PLAINES, IL (December
20, 2011) – As part of its 100th anniversary celebration this year,
the American Society of Safety Engineers' (ASSE) Women in Safety Engineering
(WISE) common interest group has honored
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health and the environment (SH&E). Maureen
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An active ASSE member, Johnson, who is an Integrated Health
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She started out at IBM as a process technician in 1981, and
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awarded the Voluntary Protection Program (VPP) Start status, the top safety
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"To be mentioned in the same breath as Alice Hamilton and
Frances Perkins (fellow honorees), is overwhelming," Johnson said of her
inclusion in the WISE '100 Women Making a Difference in Safety' project. "Also
knowing many of the other women included, and being counted among them, is very
An ASSE member since 1992, she currently serves as the
treasurer of the Vermont section and the chair of government affairs for the
Worcester Chapter. She also served on ASSE's Professional Development
Conference (PDC) Committee from 2004-2007.
In addition, Johnson is the current president of the Vermont
Safety and Health Council (VSHC) and is a school board member for St. Francis
Xavier School in Winooski, VT. She is also a Special Government Employee (SGE),
which allows her to work alongside OSHA during VPP onsite evaluations.
Johnson earned her B.S. degree in biology and chemistry from
State University of New York College of Oneota.
The 'WISE 100 Women, Making a Difference in Safety' project
honors women who, throughout history, have dedicated their careers to promoting
innovation in safety, health and environmental issues. The valuable
contributions of women to the SH&E profession have been recognized through
this project and later this year WISE will consolidate the profiles of all 100
honorees into a single publication, titled 100
Women, Making a Difference in the Safety, Health and Environmental Profession as part of ASSE's (1911-2011) 100th
WISE was established to foster the advancement of women in
the SH&E profession. The group
provides professional development opportunities, evaluates the ongoing state of
women in SH&E, mentors women in the profession, provides opportunities for
women to obtain professional certifications and promotes the development and
peer review of written material related to issues specific to women in the
SH&E workplace. For more information about WISE, the book and
upcoming events please visit www.asse.org/practicespecialties/wise/mission.php.
Founded in 1911, the 100-year-old Des Plaines, IL-based ASSE is the
oldest professional safety society and is committed to protecting people,
property and the environment. Its more than 33,000 occupational safety, health
and environmental professional members lead, manage, supervise, research and
consult on safety, health, transportation and environmental issues in all
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— Helping a stranger who's short on cash in the check-out line.
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You get the idea.
There's a 26 Acts of Kindness page on Facebook. It's had more than 31,500 "likes."
And there are variations on the theme: "20 acts" to focus on the children; "27 acts" to include gunman Adam Lanza's mother, Nancy, who police say he killed before the attack on the school. Curry writes to those who've joined up: "All good. You are in charge of this wave now."
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The case of an Egyptian Christian man arrested following complaints by Muslim neighbours that he had been using his home as a church without a permit highlights the need of the Christian community for more places of worship. The 55-year-old man from Minya in Upper Egypt, where Christians are particularly vulnerable to persecution, was arrested once before, in 2011, for the same offence. Every church building in Egypt requires a permit, but these are notoriously difficult to obtain. Pray that the authorities will show leniency to the Christian man and that a provision in the new constitution addressing the issue of church buildings will be enacted.
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Kidnapping for ransom has been a persistent problem for the Christian community in Egypt amid the political upheaval and instability following the "Arab Spring" revolution of 2011. On 14 June, Wadie Ramses, a well-known surgeon, was seized in El-Arish. The assailants opened fire on his vehicle and took him away wounded. They later demanded a ransom of ten million Egyptian Pounds (£800,000; US$1.4 million) for his release. Two days later, Christian merchant Gemal Shenouda was captured near his home in the same city. It is thought that Islamic militants with links to al-Qaeda, who have been behind escalating violence in the Sinai region, are responsible for the kidnappings. Pray for the safe return of our two Christian brothers and that they and their families will know the Lord's peace.
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EAST CHICAGO | What started as a small group of close friends has blossomed into a team of about 35 young people from East Chicago who are trying to make a positive difference in their community.
Adriana Rivera and Denzel Smith, both 2012 East Chicago Central High School graduates, are two of the founding members of "The Circle," which they began their senior year.
The group seeks to inspire other young people to take a stand against violence and pursue education and an overall positive, successful lifestyle.
"I feel like the kids in E.C. don't even know about half the resources that are available to them and that's why they go down these wrong paths," Rivera said.
A Wells Scholar at Indiana University in Bloomington, Rivera hopes to return to the city to teach after graduation. However, she did not always feel that way.
"Until sophomore year, I planned to go to Harvard and never come back," she said.
But during her sophomore year, Rivera said a friend of hers was murdered in a gang-related, drive-by shooting in the city on his 18th birthday due to a case of mistaken identity.
"It really jarred my heart and I knew that this was where I was needed," Rivera said.
Some of the activities Rivera hopes to do with The Circle are to bring East Chicago middle school students on a field trip to Indiana University and start a mentoring program in the East Chicago School District.
Smith has already served young people in the city by working as an assistant last school year to longtime East Chicago Central High School music teacher Leon Kendrick.
"I see so much potential in East Chicago, but it takes a group," Smith said. "A small group or a large group, whatever the group may be, to just start a fire."
Smith sees The Circle as a catalyst for the change needed in the city.
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Smith said The Circle plans to start a scholarship fund for East Chicago students.
Other goals of the group are to organize park cleanups, organize house repairs for residents and host college and career fairs for high school students, as well as health fairs for all ages.
The Circle held an awards ceremony Saturday to honor six community members, including Kendrick, who have made a positive impact.
Several members of The Circle attended a recent East Chicago City Council meeting to offer their services and seek assistance from the city.
"There is a desperate, desperate need in this city concerning our youth," Rivera told the Council.
The Circle hopes to encourage not only young people, but all citizens, to create a better world.
"I thank God for the people that were in my life that pushed me and opened doors for me, because without them, I don't know where I would be," Rivera said.
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An article in The Financial Times by Moscow bureau chief, Charles Clover reports that critics say President Vladimir Putin's decade-long isolation within a narrow group of confidants has begun to affect his decisions, and feeds a paranoia that seems to come naturally to former spies and security men like him and who form his inner circle.
An article in The Financial Times says that President Vladimir Putin has traditionally balanced competing factions, but tensions are rising. While it has always been Putin's job to balance the clans, his ability to do so is looking diminished.
In an opinion editorial in The Moscow Times, Ekho Moskvy radio political talk show host Yulia Latynina argues that Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev's new Russian government is destined to be feckless.
In an opinion editorial in The Moscow Times Alexander Golts, deputy editor of the online newspaper Yezhednevny Zhurnal, says that the siloviki are in a panic in Russia.
Vladimir Putin is in election mode, notes Charles Clover in commentary for The Financial Times. He is faced with the upcoming presidential polls and mounting protests against his rule, however, he seems to be relying on the time-tested strategy of spending his way out of a crisis.
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I can't tell you the key to success, but the key to failure is trying to please everyone.
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I'm sorry but who doesn't ship this? I'm gonna call it Hed cause that's all they'll be getting… if ya know what I mean…
all these posts calling Taylor a slut are irrelevant. Yes, she's dated a lot of guys over a SIX YEAR PERIOD. Does that make her a slut? Really? Ok…
I'll tell you later why I did this, just reblog if you are.x
Don't even worry, Taylor will be on Ellen soon and if any person can get the truth out it will be mother fucking Ellen.
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Trainers are split on whether these workout techniques are worth the risk
Exercises strengthen the muscles only when done correctly. But there are some exercises that might cause injuries even if you do them like they're meant to be done. That's because these exercises cause the body to move in ways that put too much strain on either the muscle or the joints.
I'm calling them controversial exercises because they will get the trainer community divided in terms of their effectiveness. There are some trainers who won't see anything wrong in recommending them. And there are some who always like to recommend safer alternatives to each exercise.
Full- Range Squats or Leg Press: That's when you bend your knees beyond 90 degrees. What tends to happen in a full squat is that you balance your body by leaning forward, thereby straining your lower back. On the leg press machine, you strain your groin if you go past 90 degrees.
Half Squat: Squat down to a 90 degree angle.
Behind-the-Neck Lat Pull Downs: Your shoulder joints have to be more flexible than normal to carry out this exercise. And office desk warriors would definitely not be in that list.
Lat Pull Down: Pull down in front of your body with a slight lean back. Engage your core when working this exercise and strengthen your upper back muscles safely and effectively.
Upright Rows: Bringing a weighted barbell or dumbbells up to your chin is considered a controversial exercise because of the shoulder damage that could be caused by compressing the nerves in the shoulder.
Lateral Raise: Where you stand upright with your arms down by your side and raise your arms up to shoulder level.
Smith Machine Squats: The body can be forced into an unnatural position when you squat. It becomes worse when you stand with your feet far too forward.
Half Squats: Don't worry about the weight. Maintain correct form and increase the repetitions and it will be just as effective.
Abduction/Adduction Machine: It's supposed to strengthen you inner and outer thigh muscles but could be putting undue strain on those muscles because of the isolated, weighted movement.
Stand up: The same exercises standing up are effective and safe.
Sasha Gusain is pursuing an ACE Personal Trainer certification and blogs at Healthy Living India
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Kid's Corner: Top 10 Steven Spielberg-Directed Child-Centric Films
Oscar-winning filmmaker Steven Spielberg has taken movie audiences on extravagant adventures of a lifetime during his lengthy course behind the camera when impacting the film industry with his captivating on-screen imagination. Spielberg has shown an amazing range of vision and scope when tackling various movie genres that tap in the collective consciousness of moviegoers. Science fiction, social issue dramas, action and adventure, period pieces, family-oriented fantasies, comedies, war movies–you name it and Spielberg has done it on the big screen in his illustrious film career in directing, producing, writing and promoting.
Although Spielberg has done his share of adult-oriented films that cater to the sophisticated masses he is primarily known for his whimsical kid-friendly fare or at least releases that feature children in some of his escapist gems that may not necessarily be considered kiddie-coated. In Kid's Play: Top 10 Steven Spielberg-Directed Child-Centric Films we will take a look at Spielberg movies that highlight some of the magical and mischievous minors that actively give impishness and intrigue to some of his directed spry narratives.


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Hi all, ive been on this site for a few years and not really done any photography. Im now going to buy a camera and would like your opinion on buying second hand or new. I will have about a thousand pound to play with and i will most probably be concentrating on wildlife and still life, i know its a bit vague but these are the things i enjoy. i was looking at a few cameras (nikon d2x, d300, d700). As far as lenses are concerned i know i have to get some but i want to concentrate on the camera first. Please feel free to share your opinions, rob.
The camera body is not the most important item, most DSLR's are very similar, but the piece of glass at the front! For wildlife you need to be able to get in close so quite a long lens needed - probably at least a 300mm. You will obviously get more for your money second hand and as long as it comes with a good warranty, way to go, bearing in mind that most new cameras only have a year!
My basic set up is a Canon 7D with a 300mm f4 prime and a 15-85mm for general pix. Nearly every wildlife shot on my website was taken with the 300mm.
Quote: As far as lenses are concerned i know i have to get some but i want to concentrate on the camera first.
I would concentrate on getting both, even if it's only something to get you started. You can always resell at a later date and possibly recoup most of your outlay. The reason I say that is, a camera without a lens is as good as useless, obviously, and there would be nothing more frustrating than dying to get started with a new (or secondhand) camera and not being able to because you don't have a lens to go with it.
If you are interested in photographing wildlife, the focal length is very important for any bird, or small creature photography. Many members on here do very well with Canon, Nikon, Pentax, Sony, etc., using a lens in the 70-300mm range with stabilisation. A camera with a sensor that gives a 1.6X crop with Canon, or 1.5X with most of the rest would give you a max reach of a little less than 500mm on one of these crop sensor cameras. However, that's still short for bird photography, and most people compensate with excellent skills at tracking and getting closer than most people can to the subject. If you go to a lens like Canon's 100-400mm IS, you will spend about $1500.00 for the lens alone, and likewise for Nikon's 80-400mm VR, or the Sigma equivalent, which may be a bit cheaper.
If you want to start with a good wildlife kit, look at Panasonic's mirrorless SLRs paired with their excellent 100-300mm lens in micro 4/3 format. This will give you 200-600mm with image stabilisation built into the lens. I have the lens paired with an Olympus OM-D E-M5, and it out performs any of the other combinations I have ever used. The M5 body would take your entire budget alone, but you can get a Panasonic for half that, and the lens is $500.00, and as a bonus, Panasonic SLRs are famous for their excellent HD video capability. For about $100.00 more when you buy the camera, you can get the kit lens, 14-42mm, or 14-45mm, another excellent lens. You can also use Olympus lenses on a Panasonic body, or vice versa, except you won't have IS because Olympus don't install it in the lenses, it's in the cameras.
I spent 9 years searching, and trying most of the other brands, and without spending a small fortune on lenses, I couldn't come up with a satisfactory kit for wildlife photography. Then I tried the E-M5, and the Panny lens, and I can heartily recommend it, or a Panny camera and the same lens, which has a 4.9 foot minimum close focusing distance and is great for larger insect photography.
Good luck with whatever you go with.
Do you still use the d80?....if so you will find the three nikons you listed quite different although the d300 may be the easier of the three. Straight out of the camera jpegs from a good consumer camera body are usually acceptable without too much work whereas the raw(nef) files of the d700 and its type will need a level of knowledge. If you are looking to upgrade the sensor quality and handling of a dslr there are some good prices to be found in the nikon dx range. By all means go to the fx range if you are skilled enough not to be dissappointed with your efforts at first. I came via a d70 then a d90 and finally a d700 but only because I had high end nikon wide angles from my nikon f5 and f90 days which were useless with the dx 1.5 crop. You really need to get a feel for the camera body before you finally choose.
I take it you are mainly considering Nikon because you are familiar with it.
I would suggest something like a secondhand D300 (got for around £500 S/H) and an 18-70 lens (under £100 if you look around) rather than the 18-55. That gives you a walk-round kit which will cover still-life quite well and leaves £400 to get a good quality longer lens with stabilisation, memory cards and maybe a spare battery.
For longer, the Nikon 70-300 VR can be got for around £300 secondhand, and if you get a D300s instead (slightly more money) you get video capability as well.
Personally, I prefer staying with marque lenses, but many on here will advocate third-party ones (Tamron, Sigma etc) and much is down to your own choice. Wish I had £1000 to spend on camera stuff!
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buying 2nd hand is a gamble and if the difference between new and used isn't great, I'd agree - buy new. But 2nd hand does have its place and its not always trouble.
I've had two cameras (canon 20d and 40d) and a Canon L lens all 2nd hand and no problems with any of them. All of these were from ebay (from sellers with top ratings).
But the greater the value of the equipment you are buying the more care you need to take and for my next upgrade (if I can ever afford it) if I buy 2nd hand it will probably be from a long standing member of a photography forum rather than ebay. Doesn't completely guarantee anything, but it would give me a bit of comfort.
And if you are on a budget, good quality secondhand will allow you to buy more for your money. If buying new, £1000 won't go very far if you want a complete kit new. Better to buy secondhand from a reputable dealer than eBay unless you really know what you are doing, but at half to 2/3 new price (plus some guarantee) will allow you to afford better quality.
We'd all like to buy new, but sometimes it isn't possible.
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Free is always better, right…which is why many still turn to Pandora to listen to streaming music (with ads, of course), which allowed them to create stations based on their favorite artists, tracks or genre. That was until Songza came into the picture. The free music streaming service doesn't boast that popular Music Genome Project, but it does offer some cool playlists that will literally fit every mood and occasion you can think of! Read on to see how they measure up against one another.
Streaming music is where it's at! Pandora has been around for a while and was top dog in the free music streaming world until Songza came around with a similar idea to provide free streaming music. But instead of allowing users to create their own stations, Songza has thousands of premade ones that have a variety of tunes based on its title. And just like there's an app for practically anything, Songza has a playlist for every mood, kind of party and more!
Compatible Devices
Songza is compatible with PC/Mac computers, iOS devices like iPhones and iPads, Androids and even the Kindle Fire. Unlike Songza, Pandora has a lot of devices it works with. So besides your basic devices like PCs and Mac computers, it works on iOS devices and Android ones; various tablets like NOOK and Kindle Fires; DirectTV, Dish Network, Verizon FIOS TV; Blu-ray players from Panasonic, Samsung, Sony and Toshiba; TVs from Panasonic, Sony and Toshiba; Table-top devices like Logitech WiFi Music Players, Rotel Hi-Fi Tuners, Sangean Internet Radios, Livio Radio, HP DreamScreen, Grace Digital Internet Radios, Chumby, Cambridge Audio, Sony Dash, Sonoro elements W and Acoustic Research; digital media players like Roku, Sonos, VUDU, TiVO DVRs and so many more; and home theater systems from LG, Panasonic, RCA, Samsung and Sony. And that's not even mentioning that many vehicles now offer in-car Pandora listening capability via stock navi systems and lots of aftermarket radios. Check out their site (all the way at the bottom in the small print, to be exact) to find out what models and makes.
Winner: Pandora…obviously
Computer Application
Signing up for Songza is the easiest site I've ever signed up for. Simply click on the sign up button on the top right and you either can log in via your Facebook account (which allows for social interaction) or by creating a username and password and providing your email address. That's it! The site's layout is also very minimal. At first glance, it sort of looks like a blog with a black border, only three tabs at the top, a search box and your profile tab right next to that. All the meat of the site is a white square. The first page you look at when you log in is the Music Concierge tab that shows the recent playlists you've listened to. It's blank until you finally listen to something. The Popular tab shows popular playlists that are trending right now, this week and even this year. It provides you 20 options. The last tab, Browse All, is where you really get to pick out the playlists you'd like to stream. Here you can look for playlists based on genres, activities (like parties, BBQing and even Curing Road Rage), Moods (happy, sad, brooding, etc.), decades, culture and record store clerk, which includes titles like "Beatlmania" and "Important Record Labels." So basically you have lots of ways to search for playlists depending on the occasion, your mood and genre.
Once you choose a playlist to listen to, a new tab comes up, allowing you to do a variety of things. You can save it, share it on social media feeds, and check out who created it, how many followers it has and more. The streaming media player becomes a new tab to the top right of the page with stop, forward, sound, thumbs up/down for liking it or not and another share button. At the bottom of the playlist, it shows other playlists similar to the one you're listening, playlists with similar artists and recent listeners, with Facebook comments way at the bottom (and the option to write something and have it posted to your Facebook feed).
You can't create your own playlists at all (but you can amend them by the like or dislike button), and you can't see how many songs are in that particular playlist, so it's like a never-ending selection of music that pertains to the theme of playlist. If you have a particular artist or song in mind, just do a search and you'll find playlists that contains the artist/song, but you won't get an all-one-artist playlist either. You can seriously go on for hours at a time finding playlists, but the best part about it is that it's totally ad free.
Pandora revamped their computer application design to be as minimalistic as Songza (even though it's always had a simple layout). The player and its controls are all at the top, with the new station search box right to the left of the player. For your home screen, it's whatever station you've been listening to, with a list of all others below that. whatever artist is currently playing features a small bio, similar artists and an option to share the station or track via FB, email or Twitter.
For the buy option, it shows iTunes or buy CD from Amazon (as if anyone buys CDs anymore). Next to the Now Playing Tab is Music Feed and My Profile. The Music Feed tab allows you to follow any friends and see what they're listening to by either logging into your FB account or via an email addy or name. If you want to look at the various genres of music that's featured on the site, it's a very small option all the way at the bottom of the page since Pandora is all about creating a music station based on what you want to hear, with the New Station search box the key to the site. The bottom of the site is also where all the info on Mobile, Auto Devices, etc. is.
If you don't like a song in your playlist, just give it a thumbs down and you won't hear it again in that station. But there is a limit to how many skips of songs you do in a roll, because if you dislike a lot of songs in a short period of time, you won't be able to skip disliked or thumbs down songs for a while, which sucks. Sometimes, their famous Music Genome Project doesn't always get it right. You can also chose to "Add Variety" by clicking it under the currently playing station, which allows you to type in the name of another artist, tract, etc. for Pandora to add music with musical qualities to the station. They've changed QuickMix to Shuffle, but it works in the same way. Shuffling your stations provides a more diverse mix of music by randomly playing songs from the stations in your list.
Winner: Songza's tabs are easier to navigate
Mobile Application
First and foremost, there are no audio ads, and only some relatively unobtrusive banners. With no limits on how many songs you can skip, and the app has the same playlists as the computer app. When you open the app, you are greeted by the "concierge", who usefully reminds you not only what day it is, but what part of the day it is, along with some themed playlists that are likely to fit your mood at the moment. But you can also go to your saved playlists, browse popular ones or do a search of artists/songs you'd like to hear. You can either sign in via Facebook or via your username, or even create one if you don't have the desktop app. The app is just as easy to navigate as the computer one, with a very minimal user face that's pretty self-explanatory. You just go through playlists based on what you feel like hearing or depending on the occasion. With so many playlists, you can spend hours exploring your options, which might be a downfall since you can take up a lot of time trying to FINALLY figure out a playlist since they all sound so enticing!
Pandora's mobile app has all your favorite stations that you can arrange by date or by alphabetical order. The app still has QuickMix instead of the Shuffle like in the computer app, but does the same thing. Your stations tab is what the app opens up to, with new station tab right next to that, which features the search box for other artists, genres or songs. It does, however, allow u to search via what you type into the search box or via the Genre tab. The Bookmarks tab next to New Station, which has been taken out of the computer app, but kept in the mobile app. It allows your to bookmark songs or artists you like. Like the computer app, it still features ads, which is very annoying! Once a song plays you can thumbs up or down it, as well as click on the up arrow to show a number of options like start a new station, share station, buy on iTunes, bookmark or to say you're tired of this track. If you share it, your contacts list shows up. You can't share it to your social media sites using the phone app.
Winner: Songza's app is more intuitive
Sound Quality
Songza doesn't list their sound quality, and when we reached out, we never got a response so no official specs at this moment. But to our ears, it sounds pretty good. Pandora does disclose its sound quality, which it states as being plays 64k AAC+ for free listeners on the web, with all in-home devices play 128k audio, and mobile devices receive a variety of different rates depending on the capability of the device and the network they are on, but never more than 64k AAC+.
Winner: Pandora since they list their wound quality
Again no official word on how in-depth their music catalogue is, but they have thousands of playlists, which indicates they have lots of music from practically every genre. You can even pick out a playlist with The Beatles! Pandora doesn't list how many songs are in their database, but a quick search on the web found that there are more than 900,000 songs in their collection, as answered by Tim Westergren, Pandora's founder on Quora's site, but it's from a post back in October of last year.
Winner: Pandora, since they at least list how many songs they have in their database
Songza is very social media friendly and allows you to log in using your Facebook account on both the computer and mobile app, so it's easy to post what you're listening to on Facebook. It also automatically makes you follow other friends on Facebook that are using it, too. You can even leave a comment on the playlist that you're listening to that will automatically post to your Facebook page. When using the mobile app you can Facebook it, Tweet it, email it and even buy the track in the iTunes store if you really dig it. Pandora's computer app is social, but its mobile isn't. The Music Feed Tab is where all the social stuff goes down.
Winner: Songza allows for you to be social on its computer and mobile app
Membership Perks
Both are free, so there that's obviously a perk! Other than that, you get access to all of each of the site's musical capabilities for nothing! But Songza has no ads in between songs that are annoying, while Pandora does this, and you can easily still Like a song after it has finished playing. Pandora does offer a special membership package upgrade called Pandora One that gets you no adds, higher quality audio (When listening on the web, experience music at 192K bits per second. More bits means better sounding audio), the Pandora One Desktop Application, you can play your PANDORA stations right from your desktop – without even needing to open a web browser, custom skins that will allow you to personalize the look of your Pandora and fewer interruptions so that you can listen for up to five hours in a row without interacting with Pandora at all. There's a 24-hour free trial period for those interested.
Winner: Pandora offers a paid membership for those who want more from Pandora
With Songza, playlists are premade and you can't really do anything about it. You can put in a request for a playlist, and cross your fingers Songza peeps build it, but other than that, you can't build your own. However, you can amend playlists with the thumbs up or down button so that you don't get songs you don't like again in that particular playlist when you listen to it again. For Pandora, there's a limit to how many songs you can skip if you don't like them. Pandora only permits 6 skips per hour per station for up to 12 total skips per day across all stations.
Winner: Songza since having those premade playlists isn't as bad as having to pay for no-ad service from Pandora.
Did we mention they were both FREE! But if you want to upgrade to Pandora One, it's $36 for a one-year subscription or $3.99 for a one-month subscription.
Winner: Tie
Overall Winner
This is a first for us! A tie, meaning you really can't go wrong with either free music streaming site because they both offer different things. Songza has no ads, but doesn't allow you to build your own stations, while Pandora has ads and allows you to build your own stations. However, we cave two wins to Pandora automatically (Sound Quality and Catalogue since Songza doesn't disclose this info and attempts to reach out to get it have gone unanswered, so it might sway depending on if we get this or not. But for now, it's a tie!


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my old paypal is banned and im thinkiing of creating a new one with new IP, new bank, new name and address and verify it with virtual card but will they need my id or SS#? if so what to do?
my old paypal is banned and im thinkiing of creating a new one with new IP, new bank, new name and address and verify it with virtual card but will they need my id or SS#? if so what to do?
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do u mean they will NOT ask for SS# unless after i reach $20,000 limit.
(I am thinking of making stealth paypal and i dont have SS# )
No, just make sure you start off slow and not get silly with pulling in 1000 bucks a week.
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When they limited my PayPal last time, they asked me for my photo ID, tax ID, ssn and other BS I couldn't provide because I'm underage and I put my own name in there..
Now I made a new PayPal with my parents name, is that a good idea? How do I overcome being limited in my new PP?
sure if you had made a legit account under your parents name you are all good. if you account ever gets limited you will be able to provide all the info they will require. My stituation is different... i am planning on going stealth and needed to know if i need a ss# ........
After the amounts reported above (transactions or money earned) they will require a SSN (for US PayPal accounts). For others, they'll just require a photo of ID card, utility bill and stuff like that.
Paypal has to have the SSN/ITIN for their records if you are US person. The IRS changed a rules and Paypal's response is to get the number for everyone.
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