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How about people stop "letting them" log onto their accounts? That you even suggested I "let them" do as you typed shows you or any of the victims don't care about your account OR COMPUTER enough to secure it properly.
Use an authenticator, if possible [I don't, but I don't need it - see the reasons below]
Use the same [or even better, more complicated] password rules that even the crummiest I.T. department would require of a network user.
Make your password difficult, and don't share it.
Here is another good rule to follow: approach any mail from "Blizzard" with incredulity.
Don't click on links in e-mail.
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On some of our recent posts, we mentioned how valuable and useful goals and goal funnels can be to your optimization and testing. Some readers commented that they'd like to learn more about how to set them up. You asked, and we will provide!
Setting up goals in Google Analytics can sometimes be a daunting task. Even our analyst group, as we create more and more complex funnels, have found ourselves frustrated by the process (especially when dealing with Regular Expression Match Type). But Goals and Funnels are so essential to our OnTarget continuous improvement process, we can't let frustration or difficulty deter us. And neither should you. So, fear not. We've collectively (thank you to my fellow analysts) created this step by step guide to help you.
Setting Up Goals:
1. Sign into your Google Analytics Account. If you don't have one yet, get one. It's free and can provide you with a wealth of knowledge. AND, with helpful tools like Google Help and our blog, we show you how to find the data you seek (and even how to use data you didn't even know was important to optimize your site).
2. Select "Analytics Settings" in the upper left-hand corner and then "Edit" next to the site profile you'd like to create the goal funnel for.
3. Scroll down to the second section titled "Goals" and select "+Add Goal." You can create up to 20 goals, grouped into 4 different sets. I've found it helpful to group similar goals together. For example, goals in my shopping cart or checkout would be under one set, while metrics for newsletters and marketing efforts are grouped under another. If you outsource some of your work, it may be wise to have all the goals created by the company you hired to be grouped under one-set so you are not changing each other's goals (this comes from my experiences).
4. When naming your goal, name it something clear and representative of what you're tracking (the same goes for Test titles). "Goal 1″ isn't going to help you remember that this is a goal where you track visitor's time on site for your landing pages from a specific newsletter.
Recently, Google added two new goal types! Originally there was only "URL destination", but now there is "Time on Site" and "Pages/Visits". It's great to experiment with the different type of goals. Of course, each goal should have a purpose, so don't just go setting up random goals for the fun of it. Always know the data you're trying to collect and setup the appropriate goals to better understand visitor behavior.
5. Now it begins to get tricky. "Goal Details" section begins with "Match Type" with the options of "Head Match," "Exact Match," and "Regular Expression Match." How do you know which to choose? Well, Analytics Help provide great guidance for determining which best fits your goal. However, here's some additional guidance from FutureNow to help you decide:
6. Finally, you need to enter the Goal URL. As it says to the right of the field For the goal page "http://www.mysite.com/thankyou.html"enter "/thankyou.html". Goal Value can be important (especially when calculating the value of a particular change to the site, and the ROI on that change), so if you know what the goal value is enter it, however it isn't necessary. From here you can select "Save Goal" and you're on your way! To find out if you're tracking correctly, visit this Analytics Help page, or contact us about becoming an OnTarget client…. Analytics guidance is included with all of our subscriptions.
Stay tuned for Part 2 on How to Set up Goal Funnels!
Useful,Useful and useful. Keep up that working, i like this blog very much. And the picture helps me to do it right.
I´m not so good at english, i hope you understand what i mean.
That's a good info on how to set up website goals in Google Analytics. Many website owners just guess the conversion rate of their website as they are unaware of setting goals in Analytics.
but i am still confused, what's the difference between google webmaster tool and google analytic
Thanks Natalie, you got me enthused to try setting up goals in Google Analytics again, and it was easier than I remember from last time with your guide.
I just had our new website launched using your Australian buddies Alkemi, so I'm keen to see how the goal conversions go
Really appreciate the Grokdotcom blog, very motivational.
@andre – from what I can tell, Google Webmaster Tool provides information about your site from an SEO perspective – how well Google finds your site in various searches. Google Analytics not only tells you about how people are getting to your site, but also tells you about what actions your visitors are taking on your site. You can even set up specific goals to track, as we describe in this post. It will tell you the percentage of people who take those actions, so you can target areas with low percentages, and try to improve upon those areas of your site.
@Scott – glad to hear this post brought some clarity to your efforts! And not only does Alkemi do design work, but they also offer some of our conversion optimization help…. just in case you need to get some outside expertise on optimization now that your site is live. Say hello to the two Nathans from all of us here at FutureNow!
Hi Natalie,
I was really in doubt about using funnels in analytics. I am few months with my e-commerce and in fact your post helped me a lot. I've had learned how to set goals with you:)
So finally Natalie came up with the thing which we wanted. I always remained confused on it..but now..thanks and cheers…I am on my way now..when is part 2 available..?
This is great; I've been using analytics, but just began working with webmaster tools in a very elementary way. Excited to see what else I can get out of it – thanks so much for sharing.
Hey Natalie…
I kinda get Goal setting its the funnels I cant get my head around. Will have to come back and read some more!
When it comes to analytics of my site, I often wonder if it would be easier if it weren't running on a wordpress theme. Its my understanding, that using the Goals section is the best way to monitor individual pages on a wordpress based CMS… whereas I think, if I were to be running a "normal" site, I could code each page individually. I presume its different when it comes to the funnels data too… Thanks for the info, looking forward to reading more. It all helps! Ross
Google Analytics is a great tool, one can learn almost everything about the visitors and site performance. I also like creating segments that help you better visualize your visitor behavior.
Great information on using google analytics to help funnel your website goals!It isn't always easy to set aside the time for such matters,However when we do I think we get a clearer picture on how our site should flow from one function to another.Keep these posts coming!
Thanks, Natalie. Seems almost magical that head match works, even though your users will be visiting the URL with the dynamic id portion.
Ever since i discovered the goals section in Analytics it seemed like such an abstract concept. I tried making sense of it but it was like chinese to me. Your post gives me some hope – one of these days I'll actually give it a shot
Thank you Natalie – I have been looking for a plain English guide to Google goals and it's nice to see some actual examples for the different matches. The official explanantions on Google tend to be confusing to a non-coder.
The idea of setting up goals is to maintain your discipline when the enthusiasm is low, and it is difficult, if your doing all by yourself, it takes a warrior heart to ivercome slackness
Many website owners just guess the conversion rate of their website as they are unaware of setting goals in Analytics… that's a fact…
Wow things are a lot clearer now. Google analytics is pretty awesome, compared to the site stats my hosting company offers there is no comparison.
Thanks Natalie for this post. I've been using Google Analytics for about six months but never really knew what Goals were or why I should spend the time to figure it out. Your post explains it all. Great, quality information. I will be looking for more posts like this one in the future.
Oh wow, this is great. You know, I always saw that "Goal Set 1″ stuff in my analytics, and probably saw "funnel" once or twice too. The thought never crossed my mind that I could actually do anything useful with them.
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Shirley Hornstein: An Honest Apology
For as long as I can remember, I have been lying. From the simple white lies, to the "if-I-say-this-I'll-get-what-I-want" lies, and the this-could-have-serious-consequences lies, I've told them (probably even to you). In fact, I have spent the last 26 years (or, my entire life) lying to, deceiving…
Last year TechCrunch exposed Shirley Hornstein for being a pathological liar who tricked and deceived dozens upon dozens of people in Silicon Valley into thinking that she was a well-connected tech ninja, even going so far as to Photoshop herself into photos with celebrities. Last week, Shirley posted her public apology on her Tumblr, detailing how her rampant insecurities fueled her chronic lying problem and how it all spun out of control so that she was creating new lies to maintain the appearance of old ones (see above).
Hey Jodie, sound familiar? Because reading her apology just reminded me of how you stole my Facebook status about getting mugged and posted it to your own Facebook just for the glory.
Surprise! I haven't forgotten about you.
Dear Jodie Koo,
Fun Fact: My sister's a lawyer. No seriously, she's a registered lawyer in the state of California and I'd invite you to look her up on the California Bar Association, but honestly, you're a stalker and it's weird and I'd rather you not stalk the rest of my family in addition to the stalking that you already do to me.
I learned some interesting things about Copyright Law in the United States today.
Copyright, a form of intellectual property law, protects original works of authorship including literary, dramatic, musical, and artistic works, such as poetry, novels, movies, songs, computer software, and architecture (source). "Literary works" include nonfiction prose and poetry (source), or in other words, shit that I write on my blog.
I thought I had to register my entire blog in order to have legal grounds to file a copyright infringement lawsuit against you, but because the US signed the Berne Convention in 1989, the use of a copyright notice is no longer required under U.S. law (source), and according to the United States Copyright Office, all of my work "is under copyright protection the moment it is created and fixed in a tangible form that it is perceptible either directly or with the aid of a machine or device" (source), so basically, immediately. Which means you've already infringed upon my rights as author and sole owner of my copyrighted work.
But fine, you know, maybe you didn't realize that my blog was copyright protected. Which is why I've added a copyright notice to the description in my blog:
As well as a Creative Commons license that enumerates exactly what rights you have in terms of sharing content from my blog, in the event that you continue to disregard the "ALL Rights Reserved" portion of my copyright notice.
Here, I'll even lay out the terms of my Creative Commons license all nice and easy for you:
So basically, you're allowed to share my writing (ugh, I guess) if and ONLY if you:
- Attribute the work to me, or in layman's terms (not sure how smart you are since you clearly exhibit poor decision making on the reg), give credit to me on your blog.
- Stop altering/transforming/building upon/butchering my writing.
More from the US Copyright Office: "Furthermore, in the event that a work is infringed, if a proper notice of copyright appears on the published copy or copies to which a defendant in a copyright infringement suit had access, then no weight shall be given to such a defendant's interposition of a defense based on innocent infringement in mitigation of actual or statutory damages" (source). In other words, now that I have given you proper notice of copyright all over my blog, if you continue to steal my writing and I catch you, you'll have no defense in court to claim that you "didn't know" my blogs were copyrighted material.
Jodie. I'm fucking serious. I will literally sue your ass if you continue to copy and paste my writing on your blog without giving me proper credit. You're a pain in my ass, and I will do whatever it takes to stop you from continuing to plagiarize my personal writing. You're like a fly that keeps buzzing around my head and gets mad at me whenever I swat at it, yet continues to fucking buzz around my goddamn head. I don't know how much more clear I can be about this - Stop. Stealing. My Fucking. Writing.
I mean shit dude, this wouldn't even be a problem if you just credited me on your posts where you're clearly appropriating my writing. It's really that simple, just stop being a crazy person and give credit where credit's due.
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In a committed relationship, it's easy to lose yourself in it; it's easy to let it define you. It happens all the time with couples, doesn't it? Two people begin dating. Before you know it, "he" and "she" become a merged "they", "we", "us", converging into one single entity. A collective identity.
My entire life, I've valued my independence. Individuality. Self-sufficiency. Self. Me. My identity has never been derived from my relationships with other people. Naturally, this applies to all different kinds of relationships — friendships as well — but specifically, I have encountered so many weak women whose happiness and very breath of life are so wholly dependent on, and defined by, their men. I do not let myself rely on others in that way. Of course, this does not mean I am incapable of feeling. When I love, it is obvious. I love so obviously. My relationship means everything to me, but I am proud of my ability to exist outside it. I guard it. I can (and need to) function independently outside of "us".
The reality of being in a long-term long-distance relationship, however, means that I've had to live with this loneliness that haunts me for days and weeks at a time. Despite my efforts to secure my independence, this emptiness — this lack of a human physical connection — carves out an aching space that I am still learning how to cope with.
Jesus, Jodie, you suck. This entry is basically a combination of this one that I wrote back in February and this one that I wrote in April. You may not have stolen the entries word for word this time, but did you really think I wouldn't notice you taking apart my writing and piecing it back together?
I'm not going to ask you to take it down, because I get that you're also in a long-distance relationship and, like, have your own feelings and shit that you added on top of the ones I've already expressed in words. So whatever. I just hope you know that I'm never going to stop checking your blog and that I continue to think it's weird that you're just, you know, stalking me and saving my writing in some folder on your computer so that you can repost it months later, all the while crossing your fingers and hoping that I won't notice.
thought receptacle: a word of warning
If you want to shit on me — fine, whatever, I can take it. But when you decide to involve the people and things I care about, that is crossing the line. You went waaay too far, you had no right. The way you lashed out was completely inappropriate and unnecessary considering the situation. See, I am writing this out of anger. That's the thing, though — I am writing this out of anger. I am not acting out of anger. I try to think before I act. Which you clearly do not do. I guess you thought you were inflicting maximum damage on me but NEWS FLASH: I AM FINE, I HAVE NEVER BEEN BETTER, and really all you succeeded in doing is piss. me. off. Do not piss me off. Do not fuck with what I love. I really don't think you know who I am. You do not understand what you are dealing with, you really have no idea. Which is cute. But sweetie I recommend that you do some more research before making your next move (because clearly you are not as intelligent or media-savvy as your credentials would suggest). I have everything. You have nothing. I am untouched. You cannot touch me.
I lol'd. You realize you pretended to get mugged, right? That's weird.
stayspiffy-deactivated20130413 said: Lol, you don't know me, but your post about that Jodie girl is hilarious in my opinion. You're a great writer and kudos to you for being such a badass.
Haha, why thank you. :)
Hey Jodie,
Ok, I'm done now…until I catch you stealing more of my life.
Oh, and hey Jodie - I know there's a chance you're reading this because you clearly still stalk me - you may have deleted or made private the FB status/life experience that you stole from me, but I went ahead and messaged your boyfriend anyway. Because you're crazy and he deserves to know. Don't know if he'll ever mention it to you, but in case you were wondering, here's what I sent him:
Hi. You don't know me, but your girlfriend, Jodie Koo, has been stealing my writing for the last couple of years and I actually just wanted to ask you a serious question.
On April 17 Jodie wrote a FB status about getting mugged (https://www.facebook.com/jodiejodiejodiejodie/posts/10150823036563109) and I wanted to know if she actually talked to you about it? Because that FB status is actually something that I wrote back on March 22 (http://kristine-dg.tumblr.com/post/19771086223/yep-this-happened-today-will-probably-write-a), when I was mugged outside of my office in San Francisco.
It was a really emotionally traumatic event that gave me sleepless nights and took me weeks to fully recover from (which you can even read more about here, so you know that it did actually happen to me and not Jodie: http://kristine-dg.tumblr.com/post/19788913792/fight-or-flight), and I just found it really disturbing that Jodie would re-post something that was so deeply personal in my life and pretend that it happened to her.
Stealing my writing is one thing, Jodie isn't the first person to steal my writing and probably won't be the last, but I find it really disconcerting that it seems like she's not only stealing my writing, but also my life experiences and acting as if they're her own. It just makes me question who else she steals from and what else she steals from them.
Anyways, not necessarily trying to start shit, just thought you should know.
I'm in the process of narrowing down who I should contact at the Office of International Affairs, Middle East & North Africa at the US Department of the Treasury (yeah, you're not the only person who can stalk) to notify them of your questionable conduct over the last few years and whether you're the type of person who should have an internship within the US Government. Have a nice fucking life.
I just sent this in a message to her but I'm going to post it here too just to see if it'll shame her.
To Jodie Koo:
Honestly though, if you like my writing or ANYONE'S writing for that matter (since I'm sure I'm not the only person whose words you've appropriated as your own on your blog), fucking REBLOG. GIVE CREDIT. Don't pretend that our words are your insights or your feelings, because they're not. They're OURS, and you can like them, you can appreciate them, but you can't fucking parade them around as if they're yours.
on the weight of your absence
Being lonely is like a sickness. It spreads, it contaminates. I can feel it crawling under my skin and dragging itself across my body. I feel so small. There is no substitute for you.
It would be so much easier if you were here to fill the space you used to inhabit.
For reference, I caught this crazy fucking girl stealing my writing, like, 2 or 3 years ago, off a totally different blog. By chance I just remembered about her today and decided to visit her blog to make sure she wasn't still stealing my writing, BUT OH LOOK. SHE IS.
Jesus, get a fucking life. Your own life. In your own words. And stop stealing mine. Oh, and stop fucking stalking me too while you're at it.


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Favorite Find Friday: Chapstick Cupcake Creations
Written on March 29, 2013 at 9:32 am , by Fitness Magazine
I have a serious sweet tooth but try to curb my cravings and only indulge once in a while (chocolate is my weakness!). Lucky for me, I recently stumbled upon Chapstick limited-edition Cupcake Creations ($2, drugstores) available in decadent Cake Batter and Velvet Cupcake flavors. They glide on lips like butter and instantly make any flakes disappear. But the best part, of course, is that they're 100 percent guilt-free. And though they aren't quite as satisfying as a cupcake, I'll be reaching for these balms as a treat numerous times a day.
—Jessica Carter, beauty intern
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Favorite Find Friday: ChapStick Sport Ready
Written on January 11, 2013 at 9:00 am , by Molly Ritterbeck
I'll admit it: I'm a self-declared lip balm addict. I need one in my purse at all times. This week, I somehow misplaced one of my many tubes (talk about traumatic!) so I ran to the beauty closet for a last-minute replacement and came across ChapStick Sport Ready ($3, drugstore.com). Not only did it immediately hydrate my tight, dry lips, but I also fell in love with the subtle, lemon-y scent. The convenient clip attached to the cap makes it perfect for athletes or anyone on the go since it allows for easy, one-hand application. Plus, it's perfect for all seasons (think: clipping it on your gear while speeding down the slopes or attaching it your bag before heading to the beach.) Its water resistant formula with SPF 30 protects lips no matter where you are or what you're doing. I'm going to put some on right now…
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Miss USA Alyssa Campanella Talks Makeup Tricks, Her Favorite Workout & The Dish She Can't Resist
Written on March 8, 2012 at 5:07 pm , by Fitness Magazine
Earlier this week, I was lucky enough to chat with down-to-earth, stunning Miss USA Alyssa Campanella, who spilled her secrets for looking great 24-7, her workout routine while on the road— even shared one of her specialty dishes! Read on to steal her tricks.
FITNESS: As Miss USA, you're expected to always look gorgeous. What are your haircare, makeup and skincare routines like on a typical day?
Alyssa Campanella: Since I'm constantly in the spotlight, I have to always look polished. I wash my hair the night before so that it is nice and fresh for styling, but my makeup varies. I like to have a clean face, but if I have an appearance or event, I play around with colors or makeup styles. My skincare doesn't really change. I use a pore-refining scrub, toner and a moisturizer daily. I also use a mask every two days to exfoliate. My legs tend to be on the dry side due to the changing weather in New York and being a California girl, so I slather on Australian Gold Moisture Lock, which smells great and keeps my legs hydrated while imparting a natural glow.
FITNESS: What's the one beauty product that never leaves your bag?
AC: Chapstick, since my lips dry quickly. I also carry mascara for touch-ups.
FITNESS: What are your secrets for looking great no matter where you are and what you're doing? Or does it change depending on where you are?
AC: I like to be natural. I want people to appreciate their inner natural beauty, so I try to be as natural as possible. But when the event calls for glamour, I get dolled up.
FITNESS: How do you stay in shape when you're on the go? What are your favorite workouts?
AC: I actually do a lot of core workouts without even realizing it. Even to pick myself up I do so with my core, and I attribute that to Pilates training. I'm not really a cardio fan; I'm more into muscle building. I do quick exercises when on the go. The trainer actually taught me this exercise called the frog, and it hurts but it definitely tones your legs. You basically squat like a frog and stand up, moving up and down. I thought it was easy, but by the sixth one I started crying "oh no, not 30!"
FITNESS: What are your gym bag beauty essentials?
AC: To work out, I carry a ponytail holder, put my hair in a bun and slick it back. Afterward, I cleanse with a face wipe, then apply powder, eyeliner, mascara, lipgloss and whatever I have to wear for the day.
FITNESS: We hear that you love to cook and bake. What is your specialty dish?
AC: One of my best dishes I actually made on New Year's day for breakfast, which was banana bread. I wanted to stay awake until the New Year, so to stay awake I decided to bake. My father had bananas that were ripe so I woke them up by making banana bread french toast. It was such a hit! I made it for everyone and had a lime-infused berry apple salad on the side. I credit my mom for the inspiration— she's a great cook!
FITNESS: What's your diet like? Are there certain foods or snacks that are your go-tos?
AC: I actually don't have a diet; if it's present in front of me I eat it! I used to eat too much sugar, so I started adding fruits and veggies to my meal. I try to limit sugar and sweets, not to lose weight but to maintain it. Your body is a safe haven and you have to protect it. Bananas, I can eat them all day every day. I also drink this acai strawberry banana smoothie that's full of antioxidants, which helps keep me full. It's delicious on the go. The nutritionist also provides these fiber bar chocolate brownies that hold you over in between meals. My schedule is a bit crazy so I have to make sure there are snacks at the ready.
FITNESS: Red hair is famously the most difficult to care for. How do you keep yours looking so stunning?
AC: I wash my hair with carrot-infused shampoo. My hair is fine and I'm naturally a blonde. I dye it every four to five weeks to keep up with the roots. I also use deep treatments. Before my title, my hair was always left natural, but as Miss USA it has to be kept nice and polished.
FITNESS: In terms of beauty indulgences, is there anything you splurge on?
AC: I enjoy a nice foot massage. I'm constantly running around and it works out your legs, but a nice foot massage always feels great! I actually don't like when people touch my feet, but that's the one time I will let them. I also like to have my nails done.
FITNESS: What's the best tip you've picked up from the makeup, hair, and skincare experts you've worked with?
AC: Since my hair is naturally thin and fine, it can be lifeless. At a photo shoot in California, the hairstylist taught me to add a little bit of mousse or foam when you're trying to tease your hair— it gives it body and volume. We call it Texas pageant hair. It gives your hair life! A makeup tip: Line your eyes with a liquid liner first, but finish with a layer of black powder to keep it in place and polish the look. Also, when using concealer, go for something that matches your skin or is one shade lighter. It really makes a difference when taking photos.
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As the shops in New York City start filling their windows with festive decorations, cold air is creeping in, too. These beauty treats keep us hydrated on chilly days (and the delicious scents are a calorie-free bonus!):
Chapstick Lip Balm in Cool and Soothing Peppermint: This twist on the classic lip balm seals in moisture with a cooling sensation and prevents chapping. Plus, the it smells and tastes like peppermint, so it instantly freshens breath.
Lumene Spa Repairing Body Butter: This formula is ultra-creamy and has a refreshing citrus scent. I use it at night before bed, and wake up with smooth, silky skin. The formula is light enough to wear during the day, too.
Serendipity 3 Frrrozen Hot Chocolate Foot Cream: This is my guilty pleasure after a long day at work. The rich cream has the aroma of Serendipity's famous hot chocolate, plus peppermint oil to relieve feet after a day of pounding the pavement.
What are your favorite beauty indulgences for brisk days?
-Kari LaPrade, beauty intern
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|Tommy Amaker to remain at Harvard
|03.29.14 at 8:07 pm ET
Tommy Amaker will remain at Harvard, the school announced Saturday. His name had been mentioned as a possible replacement for Steve Donahue at Boston College, but Saturday's announcement closes that door.
"After thoughtful deliberation, I continue to realize my heart is at Harvard," Amaker said in a statement. "To teach, lead and serve at this amazing institution, and in this special community, is truly meaningful to me."
Amaker has led Harvard to three straight NCAA tournaments and back-to-back trips to the round of 32. This year, the 12th-seeded Crimson upset Cincinnati in the round of 64 before falling to Michigan State.
"Tommy is a great leader, a great coach and a great educator," said Harvard athletic director Bob Scalise. "He is an inspiration to many in the Harvard community. We are excited he will continue to lead our men's basketball program."
|Harvard upsets Cincinnati in first round of NCAA tourney
|03.20.14 at 5:01 pm ET
For the second straight year, Harvard completed a first-round NCAA tournament upset, as the No. 12 seed dispatched East Regional No. 5 seed Cincinnati with a 61-57 victory in Spokane, Wash. Harvard became the first Ivy League team in 30 years to win NCAA tourney games in consecutive years, a feat last accomplished by Princeton in 1983 and 1984.
The Crimson, who upset New Mexico in the first round of the 2013 tournament, enjoyed strong shooting in the first half while the Bearcats repeatedly could not convert good looks at the basket, resulting in a 36-29 halftime lead. While Cincinnati repeatedly whittled Harvard's lead in the second half, getting as close as one point at 54-53 with 3:12 left, the Crimson answered every run by Cincinnati thanks in part to a defensive effort that held the Bearcats to 38 percent from the floor.
Harvard (27-4) outrebounded Cincinnati (27-7), 42-33, and the Crimson's balanced scoring attack featured five players with at least nine points. Siyani Chambers delivered Harvard's most critical points, scoring the team's final five points down the stretch, while the team was led by the 12 points by Ivy League Player of the Year Wesley Saunders and 11 points from guard Laurent Rivard, who was 3-for-5 from behind the 3-point line.
Harvard will now play the winner of Thursday night's game between Michigan State and Delaware. For more from the game, click here.
|Florida State overcomes 18-point deficit to beat Auburn in final minute and win BCS national championship
|01.07.14 at 12:31 am ET
Heisman Trophy winner Jameis Winston drove Florida State 80 yards in the final 1:19 to give the Seminoles a 34-31 win over Auburn in Monday night's BCS national championship. The Seminoles overcame an 18-point deficit to take the lead with 4:31 to go on a 100-yard kickoff return by Levonte Whitfield. Auburn retook the lead on a 37-yard touchdown run by Tre Mason with 1:19 to go before Winston drove down the field and found Kelvin Benjamin for a 2-yard touchdown pass with 13 seconds remaining.
The title is Florida State's first since 1999 and the first for a non-SEC school since Texas won it all in 2005.
|Louisville beats Michigan to win its first NCAA title since 1986
|04.08.13 at 11:59 pm ET
The Louisville men's basketball team claimed its third national championship, beating Michigan, 82-76, Monday night in the NCAA title game in Atlanta.
Rick Pitino's team came back from a one-point deficit at the half to outscore the Wolverines 45-38 in the final 20 minutes. It was the second national title for Pitino, who was named as part of the Basketball Hall of Fame's class of 2013 earlier in the day, and the first championship for Louisville since 1986.
Luke Hancock led the way for the Cardinals, netting 22 points, going 5-for-5 on 3-pointers. Peyton Siva (18 points) and Chane Behanan (15) also contributed for the tournament's No. 1 seed. The performances helped Pitino's club overcome a poor outing from guard Russ Smith, who made just three of his 16 shots from the floor.
Michigan got an outstanding performance from All-America guard Trey Burke, who scored 24 points while going 7-for-11 from the field. Spike Albrecht help key the early momentum for the Wolverines, making four 3-pointers before intermission.
Louisville trailed by as many as 12 points late in the first half.
|BC product Luke Kuechly wins NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year honors
|02.02.13 at 8:29 pm ET
Former Boston College linebacker Luke Kuechly won the Associated Press 2012 Defensive Rookie of the Year Award, it was announced Saturday night.
A first-round pick of the Panthers, Kuechly led the league with 164 tackles. He earned 28 votes from a nationwide panel of 50 media members who regularly cover the league. That easily outdistanced Seattle linebacker Bobby Wagner with 11.
Green Bay cornerback Casey Hayward got six votes, while St. Louis cornerback Janoris Jenkins got three. Tampa Bay linebacker Lavonte David got the other two votes.
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Boston College guard Reggie Jackson was taken by Oklahoma City at No. 24 overall in Thursday's NBA draft. The 6-foot-3, 208-pounder averaged 18.2 points and 4.5 assists per game last season for the Eagles. He was the first Boston College player taken in the first round of the draft since Sean Williams and Jared Dudley were both selected in the first round back in 2007.
|College basketball notebook: BC's Steve Donahue, BU's Pat Chambers reflect on Philly friendship
|02.17.11 at 10:56 pm ET
Twenty years ago, Philadelphia-area natives Steve Donahue and Pat Chambers were playing with and against each other in summer leagues in Philly and at the Jersey Shore.
Now, the two are coaching at colleges separated by a few miles of Commonwealth Ave.
"I've been very close friends with the family for years," said Donahue, in his first season at Boston College. "They have 12 kids, and I know probably five of them through high school years."
Said Chambers, in his second year at Boston University: "I was fortunate enough to play with him in different leagues, pickup games, and we developed a great relationship."
Donahue played a role in Chambers playing at perennial Division 2 powerhouse Philadelphia Textile (now Philadelphia University), as Donahue was an assistant there under the legendary Herb Magee.
"When I was at Textile, [Chambers] had been at Drexel," Donahue said. "Herb Magee and I talked about him not making the team there and, 'I think he'd be a good player here,' and things like that. And that's where it all started."
Magee said it was clear to him both young men were headed for successful careers on the sidelines.
"You could tell right away that [Donahue] knew the game, and he had a knack for recruiting, too," Magee said. "He's a wonderful guy ' got along with the players, coaches, everybody."
As for Chambers, "You could tell Patrick would be a coach because of his ability to play the game from the point guard position and his ability to have a feel for the game," Magee said. "You wouldn't have to holler out instructions to Patrick. He knew exactly what to do at all times."
Donahue never got a chance to coach Chambers, as he departed Philadelphia Textile to be an assistant at Penn in 1990, the year Chambers arrived at Textile. At Penn, Donahue coached Pat's older brother Paul. Donahue, still in his mid-20s, played in a handful of leagues each summer, some with Chambers and some against him. "There's a whole area of guys who play ball together down in the Philadelphia area," Donahue said.
In comparing their games, Donahue said Chambers had the advantage of youth, but Donahue had the better shot.
"He was always severely younger than me, but he can't make a shot. I can shoot the ball," said Donahue, who starred at Division 2 Ursinus College in the early 1980s. "He's the all-time leading assist guy in Textile history. He knows how to pass it you."
Magee backed up Donahue's assessment of Chambers. "I'll tell you one thing, Patrick couldn't shoot it very well," he said. "I don't know who's teaching those [BU] kids how to shoot it."
Clearly, someone is teaching the Terriers well, as both they and the Eagles are among the nation's top teams from behind the 3-point arc. BC ranks seventh nationally in Division 1 with 9.1 treys per game. Boston University is 35th at 8.0.
|BC falls just short against Florida State
|10.16.10 at 3:29 pm ET
Led by its defense, Boston College stood on the cusp of a major upset, taking a 19-17 lead over Florida State early in the fourth quarter. But the No. 16 Seminoles rallied at home, with wide receiver Bert Reed taking a reverse and weaving 42 yards for a touchdown to give FSU a 24-19 victory in Tallahassee.
Boston College fell to 2-4 on the year and 0-3 in the ACC. But they came tantalizingly close to shocking their opponents. With BC trailing, 17-9, late in the third quarter, Boston College linebacker Mark Herzlich tipped a pass from FSU quarterback Christian Ponder, with defensive back Jim Noel hauling it in (for his second pick of the day) and running 41 yards to the end zone. The pick marked the fourth FSU turnover of the day; BC, meanwhile, did not turn the ball over once.
The extra point brought Boston College within a point, and soon, the Eagles took a lead at the start of the fourth quarter on a 38-yard field goal from Nate Freese.
But FSU (6-1, 4-0 in the ACC) countered with its touchdown, set up by Greg Reid's 24-yard kick return of a pooch kick that took the ball to the 48 yard line, which gave the Seminoles a short field for the winning score.
The Eagles defense picked off Ponder three times. Meanwhile, BC quarterback Chase Rettig was 9-for-24 for 95 yards. Running back Montel Harris gouged the Seminoles defense for 191 yards on 26 carries.
Boston College will return to Chestnut Hill on Oct. 23, seeking its first conference victory of the year against Maryland.
|DeFilippo explains decision to replace Skinner
|03.30.10 at 1:13 pm ET
At a press conference to explain Boston College's decision to part ways with basketball coach Al Skinner, director of athletics Gene DeFilippo said that the school made its decision in hopes of finding a coach who could better motivate a team on the court and connect with the BC community.
DeFilippo said that he wanted players who better appealed to the student body and fans in their style of play and effort. That could be accomplished through greater hustle on the court, with the AD identifying players who dive for loose balls and who take charges as measures for what he would like to see from the team.
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The decision to sever ties with Skinner was made last Wednesday, two days after DeFilippo had first met with the coach. The two sides, according to DeFilippo, concluded that there were differences in how to run the program that made a parting mutually agreeable. They agreed to keep the decision quiet for at least 48 hours, while Skinner pursued other jobs, including the head coaching position at St. John's (which since has gone to Steve Lavin).
Even so, DeFilippo notified St. John's and other schools that the decision not to retain Skinner already had been made. When six days had passed without Skinner having been hired elsewhere, Boston College felt compelled to announce the decision.
Boston College does not have a timetable for hiring Skinner's replacement. That said, DeFilippo felt that the school should have no shortage of interest in the position.
"This is a very very important hire. We're going to take as much time as possible," he said. "This is an excellent job."
The Eagles named Pat Duquette, an assistant under Skinner, the interim head coach of the Eagles while they conduct their search. The other BC assistants will also remain on staff while the search is conducted.
Over 13 seasons on Chestnut Hill, Skinner accumulated the most wins of any men's basketball coach in school history, compiling a 247-165 record that resulted in seven berths in the NCAA tournament. But the Eagles struggled to a 15-16 record in 2009-10 (the team's second losing season in the last three years) that included a 6-10 mark in the ACC.
The Eagles were 6-7 in the NCAA tournament under Skinner, advancing as far as the Sweet 16 once (in 2004-05) and reaching the second round on four additional trips.
Mike Petraglia and Jerry Spar contributed to this report.


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Too Much Chocolate During the Holidays?
Send this lovely Starry Starry Night Blossom.
Filled with honeydew, cantaloupe, oranges, pineapple strawberries and grapes. Because it is loaded with fresh fruit, this makes the perfect gift and/or centerpiece.
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Small: $49.00, Medium: $59.00, Large: $69.00
Spring Sensation Blossom
$61.05 / $71.05 / $81.05
The 'Spring Sensation Blossom' is filled with mouth watering pineapple daisies, red grapes, melon and cantaloupe wedges.
Containers may vary.
Small: $61.05, Medium: $71.05, Large: $81.05
Simply for Life Blossom
$37.40 / $47.40 / $57.40
This Blossom was created for and approved by Simply for Life. This blossom has cantaloupe, grapes, oranges and strawberries!
Containers may vary.
Small: $37.40, Medium: $47.40, Large: $57.40
Pineapple Blossom
$70.40 / $80.40 / $90.40
The 'Pineapple Blossom' is a very popular choice and is perfect for any occasion! This arrangement has lots of pineapple daisies and strawberries along with red grapes, honeydew melon and cantaloupe.
Containers may vary.
Small: $70.40, Medium: $80.40, Large: $90.40
Pineapple Sunrise Blossom
$40.15 / $50.15 / $60.15
The 'Pineapple Sunrise Blossom' is perfect for the pineapple lover! The bouquet consists of pineapple daisies, cantaloupe wedges and strawberries.
Containers may vary.
Small: $40.15, Medium: $50.15, Large: $60.15
Fruit Lovers Delight Blossom
$50.05 / $60.05 / $70.05
The 'Fruit Lovers Delight Blossom' bouquet is an array of fresh fruit including pineapple hearts, strawberries, oranges, melon and cantaloupe wedges.
Containers may vary.
Small: $50.05, Medium: $60.05, Large: $70.05
Fruit Blossom
$42.35 / $52.35 / $62.35
The 'Fruit Blossom' is a colorful arrangement and contains pineapple daisies, honeydew melon, cantaloupe, red grapes and strawberries.
Containers may vary.
Small: $42.35, Medium: $52.35, Large: $62.35
Birthday Blossom
$73.70 / $83.70 / $93.70
The 'Birthday Blossom' is a bouquet filled with fresh fruit that is sure to please the taste buds! It is mixture of pineapple daisies, strawberries, honeydew melon, cantaloupe, red grapes and oranges.
Please note: The balloon is not included in the price.
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Some news editor at elnashra.com must have stumbled upon this old satire article about human meat that has been found in one of McDonald's meat factories in Oklahoma and decided to make a story out of it!
This isn't the first time a Lebanese news outlet mistakes satirical news for real, but I can't believe editors still do this with Google being one click away from them. A simple search reveals that this story actually first originated from the fake news website Huzlers.com and then started making rounds on social media websites.
Some fact and source checking never hurt!
On a side note, my favorite burger at McDonald's has been the "Big Tasty" for a while now!


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Monday's video of the day involves a marriage proposal. It was supposed to be picture perfect but Mother Nature decided not to comply.
The ring was not lost and she also said yes! The couple also got some awesome pictures out of it!
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Join us to discuss S.A. Bodeen's The Raft on Wednesday, September 17 at 6:30PM in the Children's Program Room.
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Help the library do a better job of serving YOU! First meeting Thursday, September 18 at 4PM in the Plaut Room. For grades 7-12.
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Local artist Cynthia MacCollum will guide students in grades 5-8 in creating organically-inspired prints. Sunday, 9/28 from 1:30-2:30PM in the Curtis Gallery.
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Come talk about what you're reading, create book trailers and video reviews, and more! Wednesday, 8/20 at 5:30PM. For students entering grades 7-10. Pizza will be served!
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Learn how to fuse art with technology! Tuesday 8/18 from 1:00 pm – 3:30 pm in the Curtis Gallery. For students entering grades 6 – 10.
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Join us from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm, on Saturday, July 12, to take advantage of our digital classes, explore our MakerLab and 3D printer. Learn how to use HOOPLA, ZINIO and OVERDRIVE. Stroll to the Pop Up Park and at 4:00 pm enjoy some great music. Learn how to utilize our e-content to MAKE IT HAPPEN!
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We are going to take apart some old, broken, or otherwise outdated technology, gadgets, and other detritus and see what's inside! Take a look at what makes electronics work! Tuesday, July 29 from 6-7pm. For students entering grades 6-10.
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Come talk about what you're reading, create book trailers and video reviews, and more! Wednesday, 7/23 at 5:30PM. For students entering grades 7-10. Pizza will be served!
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XGear is a small auto accessory that plugs in to your car's data port and extracts data being continuously collected and quantifies it. All this is done seamlessly without any human interaction and with pinpoint accuracy.
You get to learn about your car and understand your driving behavior. At the same time, it also provides you information about your car's maintenance and other safety related issues. Bye bye unnecessary oil changes every 3000 miles.
Currently, XGear is trying to raise money on Indiegogo. Their goal is a modest $10,000 out of which they have already raised $5,134 as of this post. 48 hours remaining…
IoT is all the rage and this product is extremely promising. I can't wait to get mine…
Some Observations after Researching Pakistani Tech Startups
Sometime around last year, I heard about Plan9 and became extremely hopeful about Pakistan's tech startups. Plan9 is kind of a general incubator that does little bit of everything and is funded by the Government.
It's been a year and I can now make some observations and suggestions to budding tech entrepreneurs in Pakistan.
My first time at OPEN Forum Silicon Valley
Last weekend I attended OPEN Forum 2014, Silicon Valley's annual business event for Pakistani entrepreneurs and technologists. It's open to everyone but 98% of the attendees and guests are Pakistanis, rest are Indians (no kidding).
I had heard that it's an event that provides little or no value due to organizational short comings and lack of real topics affecting entrepreneurs from the diaspora. Yet, I found it to be extremely informative, inspiring and encouraging.
Informative: Excellent lineup of speakers talking about topics that covered "Landing your next Job" to "Future of IoT."
Inspiring: Stories from entrepreneurs who have failed, learned from failures and then succeeded on epic levels. It's a tell all and there is nothing better than a great story.
Encouraging: A pitch session with V.C. judges and excellent product demos.
Will definitely visit next year.
The "B" Word
You know it's serious when KQED is inviting PhDs to talk about the "B" word.
Of course, the starting point during every bubble conversation is what happened 14 years ago in 2000 during the dot-com bubble. Any time you compare current market to 2000, you start with a lost argument. What happened in 2000 will not happen again, not in that same manner at least. The Valley learned its lesson and will not make foolish decisions (let's hope).
And yes, the numbers are not there yet, but the perception is.
In 2000, there were 261 Tech IPOs with a median age of 5. That's a lot of IPOs in an infant industry trying to rush to market; maybe VCs forced them or the founders wanted out. In 2013, there were only 43 Tech IPOs with a median age of 9 years. Fewer IPOs and more mature business models. Do you see the difference? It's a clear indication that startups and VCs are not rushing to IPO.
Let's not bother with the first day pops and EPS, that's all relative.
I think there is one person here we can all blame for this bubble talk. In fact, we all love to hate him. He is this T-Shirt wearing, Harvard dropout who happens to be the CEO of Facebook.
With his high profile acquisitions; Instagram, Whatsapp and Oculus, he has created an environment of "eyeballs-more-valuable-than-revenue." One of the indications of a bubble is no revenue but high evaluation based on the future revenue probability. But that reason alone isn't enough to call it a bubble, at least not yet.
Economists spend every waking moment trying to understand markets and predict the next bubble or recession. Yet, most of the time, either they fail or their warning falls short. Let's not do their job for them.
Keep calm and geek on.
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A little painted doll creature that made her way out of the box. I am the doll-shop heart-throb and I make a lot of weird noises and funny faces and speak in riddles. With cotton candy hair and a little (okay maybe a lot of) blood, I'm that forest girl that throws on her boots and may adventure for hours or for days but comes back to greet you and put flowers in your hair. I want to reach through the lens and leap off of the paper and into your hearts. I get a real thrill from a good cup of tea so come over and have a cup with me!
I am all, all as one. A doll that came to life to haunt your daydreams.
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Tens of thousands of runners are competing in the Boston Marathon on Monday morning, but to get there, you have to qualify.
The only qualifier in New Mexico is the the Duke City Marathon, which takes place on October 19, 2014.
This year, Duke City Marathon board member Mario Cabrera says the top 25 men and women finishers will get free registration into the Boston Marathon if they qualify.
The DCM also offers six other races for runners of all levels: Half marathon, 10K run, 5K run, marathon relay, 5K walk and the brand-new 10K walk.
The marathon will benefit the Boys and Girls Club of Central New Mexico again this year.
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Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Jeanne Manford, the founder of PFLAG, Passed Away
From The Advocate
"One of Manford's sons, the late Morty Manford, was gay. He was beaten during a Gay Activists Alliance demonstration in April 1972, and police failed to intervene. She wrote a letter to the New York Post, published April 29, 1972, in which she stated, 'I have a homosexual son, and I love him.' Her letter sparked a groundswell of response, and less than two months later, she joined her son at the Christopher Street Liberation Day Parade. Her participation and the affirmations she received from others eventually led to the beginning of PFLAG."Rest in Peace
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- Roger Poladopoulos said...
She was indeed a bridge builder and an inspiration as to what one person can accomplish. May she sleep with the angels.
- January 9, 2013 at 8:31 AM
- Kyle Leach said...
We were very lucky to have her on our side.
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Lately, the concept of "shooter and shootee" have merged into one. Meet Julien-Boudet, an example of someone who is covering New York Fashion Week, yet we can't get enough of covering him. To view from the other side of his lense, check out his work on JulienBoudet.com.
His biggest searches on eBay? Julien confesses he searches eBay for market value prices on cameras. Currently, he shoots with a Nikon D4.
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At its root, our mission at VCU Massey Cancer Center is simple: use research to save lives. Of course, within that mission lie extraordinary complexities. Cancer is complex. The research process is complex. Meaningful discoveries are the result of years of hard work, patience and the unrelenting belief by many that the payoff is worth the investment. At Massey, that payoff is witnessed every day. Just yards away from the laboratories where collaboration is breeding scientific innovation, patients and families are benefiting from advancements in how we understand cancer—from the molecular level to the human level.
When a family is able to understand how history affects risk, that's Research for Life.
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How miserable I am
I feel like a fruitpicker who arrived here
after the harvest
There's nothing here at all
There's nothin at all here that could placate my hunger
The godly people are all gone
There's not one honest soul left alive here on this planet
We're all murders and theives
Setting traps here for even our brothers
And both of our hands
Are equally skilled
At doing evil
Equally skilled
At bribing the judges
Equally skilled
At perverting justice
Both of our hands
Both of our hands
The day of justice comes
And is even now swiftly arriving
Don't trust anyone at all
Not your best friend or even your wife
For the son hates the father
The daughter despises even the mother
Look! Your enemies are right
Right in the room of your very household
And both of their hands are equally skilled
Equally skilled
No, don't gloat over me
For though I fall, though I fall
I will rise again
Though I sit here in darkness
The Lord, the Lord alone
He will be my light
I will be patient as the Lord
Punishes me for the wrongs
I've done against him
After that he'll take my case
Bringing me to light and to justice
For all I have suffered
and all in one night, everything has changed. mind blank, heart racing, sweaty palms, and running feet. tell me i have this fear for no reason, and like the spring air it will all blow over. but i know, that my high hopes have bitten me back before. i tell myself do not be afraid, look ahead and set goals, but i know it's all in vain. to some i'm running away trying not to look back, but i see myself running trying to find new beginnings. again.
stalk me, stalk me, saaay that you'll stalk me.
for you, mcb.
things to happen in Atlanta:
1. Missed my fucking connecting flight, and had to wait for twelve hours until the next morning.
2. followed by a clan of marines, until i took shelter in a bathroom and a cleaning lady snuck me out.
3. hulu claimed my soul, and i invested 5 hours of my life i'll never get back.
4. fell asleep cocooned in complimentary blankets, and was dusted by a half asleep maintenance man.
5. spent 2.25 on a vending machine, for one water. spent 7.00 for "free" wifi.
6. made friends with about six people who were old enough to get a hotel room, to eventually be creeped out that i had entertained the idea of going with them, and decided to sit by myself. i'm too friendly sometimes.
8. absentmindedly rubbed my eye with taco bell sauce. FUCK.
9. smoked some more. half a pack is left.
10. stole a wheelchair, and people gave me free delta airlines gifts. win.
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ISBN Question
O.K. I've got my book, and now I want to buy a ISBN number. After I get it, I want to order another book and have the ISBN number placed on it at book plant. W#hast is the process. I don't want to deal with Booksmart again,and have deleted it from laptop due to lack of memory on disc pad.
Will Blurb print it on all new orders if I gert and give them the number?
It's back to BookSmart I'm afraid. It is up to you to get the ISBN, produce or buy the barcode and place it correctly on the back cover. Blurb offer some advice on ISBNs in the FAQs including placenent, so do a search of the FAQs for ISBN.
You'll then need to upload the book again and buy another copy within 15 days to stop it being deleted from the Bookstore.
Now all you have to do is recover your book so you can open it in BookSmart to make the changes. Did you take a backup copy before deleting it?
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THANKS Tony.
Unfortunately for me, I I can't download BookSmart again due to a lack of memory. Even if I had memory, I would not want to go through all the trouble. I feel strongly that BLURB should have given me, and all other Blurb prospective customers a heads up on this MOST IMPORTANT topic!
I've changed my mind and want to redo the book, and add ISBN number, How do I "recover" existing book . What's the process for removing book and re-doing the new book with ISBN code on it. And best, easiest way to apply it to book.
If you're talking about recovering your existing book from the Blurb server site, you can't. If it's no longer on your laptop, you'll need to recover it from your backup.
How about a simple label? Not sure if it would look profesional enough, but might be an easy way out. I have considered it, but have not tried.
I thought about labels too but with help of a guy on this forum, I was able to add a box on the back cover and had the ISBN bar code printed directly on the book.
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You are supposed to trust the people who protect and serve us every day. But one man has broken that trust by lying about his position and then stealing from one victim, and maybe many more. His name is Kenneth Lundquist, but some folks know him as Kenneth Peters.He was well known on some dating websites, and now he's well known by police.Lundquist is facing felony charges for impersonating a federal agent.Rincon Police say he went on dating websites and told women he was a U.S. marshal.Investigators say he would start a relationship with them, and then in at least one case, steal thousands of dollars."He uses his profile that he is a US marshal., That he is on the Fugitive Task Force. Gains their interest, says that he is prior military," explains Rincon Police Sgt Jose Ramirez. "That allows him to have that access of having to leave town. Go to other towns and come back because he'll say those other job assignments take him to other areas.""We're putting our lives on the line every day," said Ramirez. "And that somebody who is a criminal is using our profession to go out there and abuse people that we protect and serve. We take it seriously and we really want to hold this person accountable."Lundquist was so bold with his lies, that he even told a Rincon Police officer at another scene he was a federal agent.He has a lengthy criminal record, and has spent time in jail in other states for other scams.Rincon Police say he may have left the area, but may have left behind more victims.If you know Kenneth Lundquist AKA Ken Peters or think you were scammed by him, or can help investigators find him, call Rincon police right now.Their number is 912-826-5900.
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ELMIRA, N.Y. (AP) — A family member confirms that four children from 5 to 17 years old have died after fire gutted the home where they were living.
Paula Parker tells the Elmira Star-Gazette (http://stargaz.tt/19YLXis ) Sunday that she's the aunt of the victims, who were living for the past year with their mother at the home Parker and her husband own in Elmira, near the Pennsylvania border.
Parker identified the victims as 17-year-old Courtney Stanton, 10-year-old Amera Mansour, 7-year-old Nidal Mansour, and 5-year-old Jordan Mansour. They're the children of Parker's sister-in-law, Tina Parker.
Elmira police on Sunday said they wouldn't release the names or any details of the investigation into Friday night's fire until Monday or Tuesday.
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Jake Mann is a young doctor who combines an outstanding academic profile with involvement in research, teaching, philanthropy and entrepreneurship.
Jake graduated from Birmingham medical school winning the Gold Medal as top in his cohort. The Vice-Chancellor's Award was given to Jake Mann in 2012; it is the highest award at the University and illustrates scholarship, personality and leadership. He is about to start paediatrics training in Cambridge on an Academic Clinical Fellowship.
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