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BTW mac people, I still love you, the above message was for those people who by preference or force are using non-mac computers.
Speaking as someone from the old DOS days. :) Yes, I am old enough to remember the ole text based OS. hehe. Win 7 has come a long way from it's earlier versions (remember Windows 1.1?). Windows XP SP2 still has a special place with me as being the most stable I've ever used. Windows 7 has also been very stable. Unfortunately, I haven't upgraded my Virus Called Vista machine to Win 7 yet. I really need to do that before Mists is released so I can take real advantage of the 64-bit being implemented.
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A five-judge bench of the Supreme Court is currently hearing a batch of matters pertaining to, inter-alia, the formulation of norms and guidelines for reporting sub-judice matters, coverage of news by the electronic media, minimising presentation of sexual abuse and violence on TV channels, contempt proceedings against journalists for publishing confessional statements of an accused made to the police and to making the police liable for tarnishing the reputation of an accused by releasing details of a matter under investigation.
Concurrently, a division bench of the Lucknow bench of the Allahabad high court has passed an order restricting reportage on the movement of troops. The Standing Committee on Law and Justice and the Lok Sabha recently saw an animated debate on the issues of oral observations made by the judiciary during court proceedings and obiter dicta. It culminated in the incorporation of an axiomatic clause in the Judicial Accountability Bill that bars judges
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Reports have appeared that a state government is planning to launch a TV channel and a newspaper to disseminate "correct" information to people. The social media has empowered almost everyone who chooses to become a part of it to instantly turn broadcaster, throwing both restraint and responsibility to the winds. The government is attempting to balance competing interests in trying to find an acceptable middle ground. To top it all is the ever increasing anxiety, if not unease, among a large swathe of the population about the sensational, if not hysterical, nature of media discourse. An intense and undulating debate is unfolding across institutions and societal paradigms to define both the core and the frontiers of the freedom of speech and expression. The jury is still out on where the golden median lies in apparently conflicting narratives.
Article 19(1)(a) of the Constitution of India guarantees to all citizens the right to freedom of speech and expression. However 19(2) caveats the right by giving the state powers to make laws to impose reasonable restrictions on these liberties. Notwithstanding these constitutional caveats in Indian legislatures, judicial authorities and people's movements across democracies have consistently struggled to not allow any substantive erosion of the freedom of speech and expression that forms the core of any liberal, plural and democratic ethos.
The Supreme Court in Re: Kushboo's matter (2010) 5 SCC 600 held, "The framers of our Constitution recognised the importance of safeguarding this right since the free flow of opinions and ideas is essential to sustain the collective right of the citizenry. While an informed citizenry is a precondition for meaningful governance in the political sense we must also promote a culture of open dialogue when it comes to societal attitudes".
Though this observation was made in an entirely different context, the import is indeed prophetic. It should become the trigger to reflect on the attitude that we have as a society towards the institutions of national security, be it the armed forces or intelligence structures. For over six decades now these organisations have been treated as sacrosanct and insulated from public scrutiny. An ethos has been perpetuated that seeks to view with scepticism any attempt to transparently examine issues and problems that make the rounds in Chinese whispers in the rarefied echelons of power.
While it should not be argued that confidentiality and discretion are not intrinsic to the defence of the realm, the furore over the leak of a recent letter purportedly written by the army chief to the prime minister was, with due respect, a bit of a stretch. Similarly, there was a front page story by The Indian Express with regard to troop movements. While everyone has the right to disagree with the contents of a story, what we need to determine is whether, in a democratic nation, a newspaper does not have the right to make an editorial judgement as to what should and should not be disseminated in the public domain. Anybody who is aggrieved by the content has recourse to legal remedies, which brings to the fore the need to tighten libel laws in the country.
The rash of recent controversies with regard to alleged shortages of equipment, material and personnel in the armed forces are partly due to the fact that substantive issues of defence preparedness have never ever been seriously discussed by Parliament during times of peace. Even after five decades, the Henderson Brooks report on the Sino-Indian border war has not been put in the public domain. Even after a decade, there is a lack of clarity about the implementation of the recommendations of the Kargil Review Committee. One can only hope that the Naresh Chandra Committee report would be placed on the table of the House, so that the issues that it flags can at least be discussed in a transparent manner.
India has a professional defence force that is paid for by the taxpayers. If there are problems or portents that could manifest even in future because of a perceived strain in civil-military relations, they are better out in the open rather than being consigned to the closet.
Institutionally, Parliament must rethink its reluctance to engage with doctrinal strategic and military issues. The constitutional courts also need to assess and weigh the pros and cons as to whether sustained and comprehensive journalistic engagement with issues of national security would perhaps be a more enlightened method to discern areas of concern and address them holistically.
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Los Escullos and Presillas Bajas
After a brief walk we drove on to the charming village of Presillas Bajas.
From here, there is a walk up a rambla to the Cadera Volcanica de Majada Redonda, a vast crater of an extinct volcano. It is particularly arid here and during the past few months there has been very little rain. As a result, there is not an abundance of wild flowers, but the almond trees, still in blossom, are already in leaf.
We encountered many other walkers, both on the coast and up in the hills. It was good to see people enjoying the sunshine and the wonderful landscapes.
Those of you who saw the double episode of 'Silent Witness' on the BBC last Thursday and Friday may have found the landscape familiar. Although the drama was set in Afghanistan, it was filmed here in Almeria last Autumn. Our friends, John and Sue Thorpe, who have a letting agency in San José, accommodated the actors in their villas. To check out their agency simply click on the link to Holiday accommodation in San José on the blog roll in the margin.
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"She's not said one word to me, not spoken to me, not said hi, not looked my way, not been in the same room with me since I played her in Australia," Stephens says emphatically. "And that should tell everyone something, how she went from saying all these nice things about me to unfollowing me on Twitter."
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Baltimore Sun columnist Peter Schmuck offers his final grades for the Orioles' 2012 season. Schmuck's grades are based on each player's performance in relation to his role on the team, his total playing time and his talent level. So, a utilityman who gets a "B" after playing a limited number of games is being graded essentially against himself, not against his teammates or in relation to similar players on other teams.
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Joe Saunders( Elsa, Getty Images / October 11, 2012 )
Veteran left-hander was acquired to shore up starting rotation late in the season and he did just that, going 3-3 with a 3.63 ERA in seven regular season starts. Not a flashy guy, but he did his job and delivered two big starts in the wild-card game and Division Series.
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Well, this decision is somewhat of a slap in the face to those of us who took the time to post something in response to the GBC decision as well as those who come here instead of other news websites to read about and contribute to issues. With all due respect, perhaps you should let the readers judge for themselves how many responses and which ones they choose to read and reconsider your decision to not allow the concerned voices of the devotee community to be heard.
If it looks like censorship and sounds like censorship….
Comment Posted By Tripurari dasa (hdg) On 12.07.2006 @ 12:23
Interim decision from the GBC executive commitee concerning Dhanurdhara Swami
I do not typically contribute to public forums like this for a number of reasons, but given the recent decisions made by the GBC executive committee in regard to Dhanurdhara Swami and the absence of hardly anyone attempting to broach the issue from a theological point of view in the public square (likely out of fear of being irrationally branded a supporter of child abusers) has compelled me to add my voice. In a previous comment on here, I wrote that I hope the GBC provides the devotee community with a thorough theological justification for their decisions regarding Dhanurdhara Swami. I want to explain why this is important. It is important because it is imperative that the GBC, as the institutional authority for ISKCON, base its decisions in these kinds of cases on some kind of coherent theological basis to avoid setting a misguiding precedent. This precedent is not only about how ISKCON will choose to deal with abusers and those under whom abuse took place, but it is about what should be the guiding factors in how such decisions are ultimately made. Are they made primarily on the basis of public relations concerns that are not clearly supported by an understanding of theological principles (ironically, it is PR concerns that seem to have played a major role in leading to child abuse cover-ups in the first place) or are they made through a careful consideration of how theological principles should be understood and applied? Some questions that are important to consider in setting the precedent that will be set by the GBC's final decision regarding Dhanurdhara Swami: what does the decision and the reasoning that leads up to the decision say about the understanding of the power of bhakti and its ability to change a sincere person and bring them to a more advanced level over and against past faults? Are a person's qualifications for being a guru based on who a person was or what a person did in the past or what a person has become and is doing in the present? Is it not a general Vaishnava principle to overlook the past of someone who has come to recognize their past shortcomings and taken the steps to overcome them, and is this not the principle Srila Prabhupada himself applied to those to whom he gave first, second and sannyasa initiations? I think these questions and similar ones need serious consideration by those who are addressing the case of Dhanurdhara Swami. Perhaps, the GBC executive committee has already done this and we just have not yet heard from them about the rationale behind their recommendations…I cannot say because little has be said publicly about what has guided their decisions. What I can say, however, is that from my own personal experiences with Dhanurdhara Swami it seems to me (and I think anyone who has taken the time to get to know him and discuss his case with him) that he has made an exceptional effort to rectify his past mistakes and that he has done an excellent job of rectifying them. He has done this by recognizing his mistakes, making amends with others whenever possible, helping those who were harmed under his care, and taking the burden of accepting GBC recommendations for his personal rectification and abiding by them to the best of his ability. Moreover, I would argue that if anyone has the qualifications of a guru, it is Dhanurdhara Swami: he knows shastra, he gives personal attention and care to his disciples, he follows his vows, he's loyal to Srila Prabhupada and ISKCON, he's humble, his life revolves around hearing and teaching about Krishna and Krishna bhakti, he is disciplined and self-controlled, and he's renounced in how he lives his life. The question then becomes, what more do people want? If the answer to this question is that they want him to stop being a guru, i.e. stop connecting to the Gaudiya tradition through initiation and instruction those who he has personally inspired and who have personally asked him for his guidance, then my question in reply is: on the basis of what Gaudiya theological principles is the request to not initiate grounded? While his earlier past may suggest a lack of qualification, the process of rectification he has since embraced and the lifestyle he has chosen to live in pursuit of that rectification, the cultivation of his own Krishna consciousness, and his endeavors to facilitate the cultivation of others' Krishna consciousness suggest something quite different.
In regard to the additional idea that is being explored that he be directed to give up his sannyasa, this is frankly one of the most curious things I have ever heard of. What does a sannyasa vow have to do with any of this? The fact that this idea has been suggested says a lot about the ways in which sannyasa has come to be seen and understood by some in ISKCON: it indicates that sannyasa has come to be seen primarily as an institutional position of power and prestige to be achieved (and given up as punishment) more than it has been seen as the acceptance of a style of life characterized by humility, devotion, and the renunciation of worldly attachments. And if this is actually the case, it is not only frightening that sannyasa has come to symbolize the former qualities in the eyes of the institution's leaders, but it seems to me that the whole concept of sannyasa as described in shastra—what it is, why one takes it, and how a sannyasi should live his life–needs to be revisited.
Finally, I want to be clear that this letter is in no way intended to minimize the abuses that occurred in ISKCON or meant to excuse anyone responsible for abuses. Those are harsh realities and the burden of responsibility for those abuses needs to be accepted on both the institutional and individual levels. The question now, however, becomes what is the most effective and mature ways for an institution and individual to accept those responsibilities without marginalizing the efforts and progress—both institutionally and individually—that have already and continue to be made and without undermining the basic theological principles of the Gaudiya Vaishnava tradition. I would also like to make clear that I appreciate very much the sincerity that exists among the members of the GBC body, the difficult position of being a GBC, and the difficulties in handling a case with so many emotional nuances as this one. I look forward to hearing the justification underlying the GBC executive committees decisions and eventually the final GBC decisions regarding Dhanurdhara Swami.
Thank you,
Tripurari dasa (hdg)
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-for my friend @chanel-orange and anybody who thinks goku can beat naruto
1. I'm a huge DBZ fan. I've watched pretty much every DBZ episode aside from the GT episodes. it is definately in the top of my favorite animes. I realize that goku is a beast (no doubt about that) but there are certain…
Where are you getting your statistics from? Is that based on factual evidence? And if so, please link me to where you gathered your information from. Naruto has better stamina than goku? That's insane. Goku ran along the snake way which is 600,000 miles. Goku has also trained in the hyperbolic time chamber. His abilities are far beyond narutos. For instance, if goku was to train for 20 weeks in the chamber, that would be more training than naruto has done in his life. And as for villians, these villians have wreaked havoc, killing thousands upon thousands of people as well as destroying entire planets with ease. Just because goku killed them with ease at times, doesn't mean that they didn't wreak havoc across the universe.
You also talked about being able to control elements and stuff. Why would a super powered saiyan with the ability to wipe out entire civilizations want to control elements? It's not useful. In DBZ they also have mental abilities. They don't need the rinnegan or sharingan to use certain skill either. Goku has the ability to move objects with his mind, he can read another persons mind by touching their heads, he can also sense another persons power level by simply looking at them. And what use would puppets have against beings like saibamen or cell jrs? Keep in mind that these two things are insanely powerful despite their sizes. In addition, goku doesn't need to summon creatures when he can defeat his enemies by himself. Goku can also turn his great ape into a more powerful being, the golden great ape. This form is also able to use mouth blasts, flight, and supersonic rush attacks.
You seem to have brushed off the fact that Goku's fusions spike his powers up to a tremendous level. The Big Bang Kamehameha would wipe out everyone in naruto and i'm not even kidding. And as for energy attacks, goku's spirit bomb would instantly kill naruto (in any form)
The spirit bomb uses energy from the entire universe to aid goku. Thats something naruto could only dream of..
Sorry man, you lose.


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Our factsheet explains why organisations need to write child protection policies and provides useful guidance on how to go about producing a policy. It is written for organisations and anyone wanting to understand how organisations are required to keep children safe.What is a child protection policy?
A "child protection" or "safeguarding" policy is a statement that makes it clear to staff, parents and children what the organisation or group thinks about safeguarding, and what it will do to keep children safe.
It is considered best practice for all organisations working with children to have a child protection policy in place.
A child protection or safeguarding policy sets out:
It should be no longer than one or two sides of A4 paper.
The policy should also:
Organisations should also have an action plan that states how it will ensure that everyone, including children, is aware of and understands the child protection policy. This needs to explain how people will be told about the safeguards, including disabled people and people who use different languages.
When writing a child protection policy, it is useful to think about the ways that people in an organisation or group might raise a concern. For example, situations when:
Other tips to bear in mind:
Your organisation will also need clear procedures about what to do when there is a concern about a child. These should include:
Subsequent action may involve either contacting children's services, the police, or the NSPCC on 0808 800 5000.
A concern should be raised if any of the following circumstances have or are happening to a child:
Bear in mind that a child may be suffering from more than one type of abuse.
A sample set of procedures can be found on the Safe Network website (you may need to create an account and log in to view this free resource).
If the situation is an emergency, you must dial 999. The police have the power to intervene if a child is in immediate danger.
The Safe Network website has a useful section with information on the various stages of writing and implementing a child protection policy.
The NSPCC's Child Protection in Sport Unit has a sample child protection policy for sporting organisations.
Umbrella organisations should have child protection policies and procedures that can be followed.
The NSPCC works with children and families in a wide range of different ways.
We have individual child protection and safeguarding policies that are specific to the different activities that we undertake (for example: therapeutic services for abused children; working with substance abusing parents; awareness raising in schools; fundraising activities; concerns reported to our helpline).
We do not have a single policy available for other organisations to view.
Organisations must consider and develop clear guidelines for the retention, storage and destruction of their records where these relate to child welfare concerns or concerns about possible risk posed by employees (either paid or unpaid).
More information can be found in our factsheet: Guidance on child protection records retention and storage (England and Wales) (PDF, 152KB)
NSPCC Consultancy can help your organisation understand the effectiveness of your policies and procedures, identify your safeguarding needs or audit your practice. The NSPCC offers tailored services designed around best practice and consistent with UK legislation and guidelines. Please contact us to find out how we can help you.
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There is a lot of interesting information to report from our Marketing Analytics in Action survey from about a week ago. The first thing that really caught my eye was the fact that 96.85% of people are running web analytics, and out of those, 26.56% have a full time analyst and 53.12% are already testing. The thumbnail will show you how often are people looking at their web analytics.
I'll be filling you in shortly on the rest of the results, but my question relates to the full time analyst and why more people don't have one.
Is it because:
A. You don't think you need one.
B. I need one, but can't find one.
C. I want one, but can't afford it.
D. My organization won't let me justify one.
E. We outsource it.
F. Part-time is enough.
G. Other. Please let us know why.
I'd love to hear your feedback in the comments below.
Like with all technology solutions, I think there's too often a sense that the tool itself is enough. People make the same mistake with CRM systems, and especially CMS tools.
Metrics tools provide data, and it may be easy enough to disseminate the data via self-service accounts etc. To provide value, though, requires that someone translate that data into actionable information. There's a combination of metrics and web savvy there that most organizations under-estimate, let alone the need for dedicated focus on extracting the insights.
Unfortunately, a full-time analyst is out of the question at this time.
But, I am curious, I know you have said and written in the past that analytics can tell you "what" someone did, but not "why"
Why did they leave this page?
Why did they go from this link to this link to this link?
How does an analyst help with this?
Interesting results although I think the next response will be even more telling.
An analyst helps in many ways — first you have to know the question exists to need to solve it. Splitting a resource to look at analytics often means looking at the top line data with an occasional brief jump into the finer details and having less opportunity to get truly granular – granular is where you often find the best gems, or at least the most actionable ones. If no one is there to find the issue there can't be a question to solve… or if you look at the data but don't look deep enough, you may ask the wrong question and end up searching for "why" to the wrong issue.
Secondly, when you have an analyst, you [hopefully] have someone who can strategize on how to sort out the "why". Web analytics rarely give you this insight (although sometimes it is there…. the analyst discovers 50% of people are leaving page X, the team checks page X and it doesn't match the campaign offer, that's probably a big why) but once you have the problem you can start looking for the solution which is often also a job of your analyst. Analysts ideally have training in more than just reading web data and can put together surveys to tease out issues, design usability tests, suggest alternative testing to try and sort out the "why" through iterations.
By having an analyst you have someone whose job it is to discover the issues (point #1) and figure out how to understand what's causing the issue (point #2). Without the analyst you can still do this but now your team has to find even more time to go beyond digging through data and start building out testing strategies and lets be honest, do your existing resources (possibly just you) really have time to all that and do it adequately?!
That's my experience… hopefully the team here will provide even more of their insight.
I think we should have a full time analyst but they would have to come under another name. This is because of managements understanding of using it day to day. They would feel they were giving choices to a junior (though with facts and figures). They are too used to responding monthly to sales and trends. To forecast and plan in advance on stats would be ahead of their mental game. They will shift I hope but I am not sure how. Small to Medium Business in the UK does not yet move at online speeds or thinking.
The new role that could become is some one in a marketing or sales that works on forecasting and also planning and running campaigns and managing customer data. This will be more possible when there are small applications or webservices these people can work with rather than having to request development to implement. So more actioning the data they have.
Bryan E.,
It'd be very interesting to learn who the numbers represent. Can you help put that into perspective for us?
We're a small CPA firm, but we have 7 websites (all focused on different aspects of our business). Considering our focus on individuals with complex tax situations and small businesses, we get a lot of traffic to our websites, but compared to a big brand–probably not so much.
I designed the websites and promote them on search engines. I also do all the administrative work for the firm and only work 20 hours per week. Yes, I look at analytics, but infrequently and rarely have time to act on the results.
Should we hire a full-time analyst? I doubt it would do us any good if we did. Even if we got valuable information, we probably would not be able to effectively use it.
I think most small businesses probably feel the same way.
I'm sure while Yahoo, Amazon, and these huge companies can afford full time analyst(s), most small businesses can't. At best it's the web designer doubling as the analyst, and that only accounts as a part time position.
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At this point, Mets fans have to be losing their mind – and rightfully so. Another multiple game lead in September has been blown. Once again, the Mets are struggling against 4th and 5th place teams when they can least afford to do so. Once again, the bullpen looks ugly, and once again, the starting rotation appears to be running out of gas, with the added wrinkle that the team isn't hitting on top of everything else. On top of all of this, the amazing story of Fernando Tatis came to a sudden, sad end last night. Yes, it is looking all too familiar like 2007, and that is something no Mets fan is particularly eager to live through.
I do think, however, that there is a silver lining to 2008. There are a few, actually, and I am going to list them all here. I know no Mets fan is looking for optimism today, but here are a few reasons why some optimism may be warranted:
The Mets have 12 games to right themselves this year instead of 2
Last year, when the Mets blew their 7 game lead, they had only two days left in the season to right the ship. In fact, they won on Saturday before being bombed by the Marlins on Sunday in a game no Mets fan will soon forget. That isn't a whole lot of time to recover from. This year, they have 12 games to make up a half-game in the standings…that's doable, right? Certainly, this lead is far from insurmountable, and eventually, they should play better against second division teams like the Nats and Braves. There is more of a sense of urgency this year, because they have now what they didn't have after they blew the division last year; time.
The Wild Card is in play
At this point, the Mets have a comfortable enough lead on the Astros, Marlins, and Cardinals, to where it would take a superhuman effort from one of those three teams to get back in the race. The Astros probably shot their wad getting back into the race to begin with, and the Marlins and Cardinals have been playing over their head since the season started; one would have to think that, barring a big 12 game run, that these teams will probably not win the wild card. That leaves the Brewers…in fact, let's give them their own section…
The Brewers are playing worse baseball than even the Mets
It's usually a good thing when the Mets' primary competition for the wild card is the one team playing worse than them, right? I mean, even CC Sabathia is no longer immune to the Brewers' woes; factor in that the Cubs are playing this week to clinch at home, and the Brewers are in deep trouble. This is a team in disarray; they've lost 12 of their last 15, they just changed managers with 13 games to go, they have seen their wild card lead completely evaporate, to where they are currently trailing in the standings…I mean, as bad as Mets fans have had it, Brewers fans have had it even worse.
They have an exceedingly competent manager
This is something they didn't have last year. Now, I wish they didn't rely on Luis Ayala so much as their closer, and I wish they would give more of a chance to Al Reyes and Bobby Parnell, but I think overall, Manuel has a better grasp on what is working and what isn't in the bullpen. Any managerial decisions that are debatable are probably nitpicks at best (although they might have been able to force extras if they had used Endy to pinch run last night instead of Ramon Martinez). I also think Manuel has a better read on the clubhouse than Willie Randolph ever did; he is quick to nip things in the bud. I feel better with Manuel managing this team in this situation than I would have felt with Willie in the same predicament. Maybe it's misplaced, but I think we're in better shape in the dugout.
We've got Johan now
Last year, our "ace" was Tom Glavine. He really wasn't anything more than a guy who gave the Mets innings; Maine and Ollie were probably better pitchers. This year? We have a real ace. And we got three more starts out of him, including the last regular season game at Shea. If I had to bet my life on "sports events I cannot guarantee," I would bet that the Mets win all three of those starts. Really, we can't expect Mike Pelfrey, Ollie Perez, Brandon Knight, Jon Niese, and Pedro Martinez to get us at least another 3-4 wins between the five of them in the other 9 games? Finish 7-5, and the Mets are 90-62; that forces the Phillies to finish 6-5 or better to tie or win the division, or it forces the Brewers to finish 7-4 or better to tie or win the wild card. This isn't impossible.
I know it's easy to be negative after all that happened in 2007. I am often very guilty of this myself. It's easy to see the reminders of 2007, especially when they have manifested themselves so much. But this isn't over. This year, we have time to right the ship. The Brewers' fade has opened a door for the Mets, and the Phillies are just as capable of a fold this year as the Mets were last year; in fact, they already blew a 7.5 game lead against the Mets this season. Twelve games to make up a half game is far from impossible. We can do this. We just have to keep the faith and not let us get down after all that has happened. Chin up, Mets fans; it's not over yet.


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AWeber Email Marketing Tips
How To Put Social Share Buttons In Your Emails
You're going to like this one:
1. Drag and drop.
2. Pick the buttons you want.
3. If you like, customize the link.
Available In The Message Editor
…As you've probably surmised. New, as of today.
Pop them right into your emails – the top, the bottom, the exact middle point, wherever you like.
Here's what the process looks like:
Easy, no?
What Do They Share?
In short, whatever you want.
By default: The web (archived) version of your broadcast.
Otherwise: Enter your choice of links. Most likely, that'll be a link to an article or page the email's about. Then your subscribers will send their social contacts directly to your content, skipping the newsletter middle-man.
For Follow Ups, Customize Your Link
Follow ups aren't archived like broadcasts are (there's much less need for it), so your social sharing buttons won't default to sharing the web version of your email.
All this means is in follow ups, Step 3 ("Customize your link") is necessary.
And since the goal is to get people to your content, we're guessing you'd likely take this step anyway.
We'd ask "like it or hate it," but what's not to like?
Everything you already do stays the same, and now you can add social share buttons as well.
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I can't figure out to do this in an already existing blog broadcast. I went to message editor and I could not see anything that looked like the page in the video.3/28/2013 1:37 pm
okay I figured it out on messages but I would like to put it in the blog broadcast. I would also like follow buttons for Pinterest and Google Plus. Could you add those as well?3/28/2013 1:47 pm
Also wishing for a Pinterest share/follow button3/28/2013 3:04 pm
I'm looking for these on blog broadcasts too. Do you have an estimate on when this feature will be added?
It's a deal-breaker for me and the reason why I haven't moved my list over during my free trial period. With a third-party app, there are buttons for Facebook, Twitter, and just about every other service out there, except Google Plus and Pinterest. Pinterest is what is driving a lot of blog traffic right now. You can add the code manually to make a pin it button, but who wants to do that for every single blog post?3/28/2013 3:25 pm
Cool new feature. Although I would rarely like to distract my potential readers with social buttons in my emails. The only thing I want them to do is to click on my website link in the emails.3/28/2013 10:52 pm
I hadn't even read the comments first, but the first thing I did was to try to put share buttons on an existing blog broadcast. That currently does not seem to be available, neither in an existing blog broadcast nor in a new blog broadcast. Can that be made available as well?
I do love the feature for a normal broadcast email. It is so easy and looks so professional. Thanks for continually improving your product!3/29/2013 9:26 am
To follow up on my earlier comment, I did some research today and nobody else seems to be able to do it either! I'm sticking with Aweber hoping that you'll be the first to add this feature.3/30/2013 12:59 am
Jennifer, Stan and Leanne, for now, the blog broadcast still uses the previous editor, so you'd have to add them by hand. Feel free to copy the images from the new editor, though. Passing your request onto our developers.
Jennifer, Leanne and Rebecca, requests for Pinterest button noted.
Oh, and Jennifer, Google+ is in there, so that's one request fulfilled.4/2/2013 8:45 am
Thanks Amanda. I love how AWeber is so responsive.4/2/2013 9:11 am
I like the new share buttons, but I used a copy of a previous email as a template and Google plus is picking up the old message so I don't feel comfortable using it yet.4/2/2013 7:50 pm
Or we can use Feedburner for putting social share buttons in email , there are various social share buttons can be putted in email.4/14/2013 3:45 am
Is this available on the "old" broadcast editor or only drag and drop with templates?6/18/2013 3:22 pm
Brad, The previous editor doesn't actually give you any pieces you can drag in, so you'd have to use the new one.6/19/2013 9:51 am
That said, you can do this in the previous editor by adding images and finding the "share" link to use for each network, then adding {!archive_url} as the URL.
Hi Amanda,8/2/2013 9:54 pm
In the meantime, can you provide us with the code for doing what you mentioned here:
you can do this in the previous editor by adding images and finding the ?share? link to use for each network, then adding {!archive_url} as the URL.
Help us avoid all that legwork?
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Embraer and Hawker Pacific have extended the service center's capabilities to cover Phenom 300 and Lineage 1000 maintenance. Under the terms of the agreement Hawker Pacific becomes the first Embraer-authorized service center in the Asia-Pacific region to offer maintenance services for all of Embraer's executive jets. The MRO already provides maintenance services for Embraer's Phenom 100 and Legacy 600/650 at its facility in Singapore.
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Ann Arbor Business Dinner
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- cheesecake Oct 18, 2006 03:35 PM
Hello. I will be hosting a dinner for about 8 professors from University of Michigan (in Ann Arbor) on Wednesday, November 8. Could you receommend a place with a fairly quiet atmosphere and $15-25 entrees? Hopefully the food is good but not to exotic. Any ideas would be GREATLY appreciated!! Thanks in advance!
Mediterrano on Eisenhower across from Briarwood might fit the bill. I believe that most of their entrees fall into the $15-$25 category. The food is usually well-prepared, the waitstaff is usually excellent, and they have a decent wine list. Caveat: I haven't eaten there more recently than two years ago.
My recent steak at the Earle was $29, but I think that there are a number of dishes that fall between $15-25. The Earle, of course, is an Ann Arbor mainstay.
I have to say I thought of the Earle first, it's definitely quiet.
I prefer them to Mediterrano. IMO, the Earle is tops in town (and more) for service and beverage service. Best wine list in the state, if that matters.
Food is good rather than great, but that could sum up Ann Arbor as a whole. The Earle is country French/Italian. I'm talking about the original Earle on Washington, not the Earle Uptown, which is more expensive.
I haven't been there in a while, but some people whose opinions I respect really like what they've done at Pacific Rim by Kana. It's Pan-Asian, and pretty reasonable too.
But as noted above, the Earle is an AA institution, so you'd get style points just for taking them there.
re: FoodGroupie
The Gandy Dancer was good 20 years ago. They have definitely gone down hill in the intervening years.
I've yet to have a decent meal in my four trips to the Common Grill.
The Earle has been consistent over the years, and I would hardly describe it as fancy. It was always casual. Plus, you get to hear very good jazz (at least I did).
I don't think that the Moveable Feast exists any more.
re: Summerfield
I like the Earle for appetizers and wine, which could be a very good setting for conversation. I'm always a little bit disappointed in their entrees--not terrible, but I feel like I could've made them myself.
Moveable Feast is long gone, and the Common Grill is not quiet, and it's a bit of a drive. For U-M professors I would try the Bella Ciao--very small, personal, sophisticated Italian place. Very quiet. Entrees would be toward the top of your range. If you get the feeling that there are some more adventurous eaters in your group, try Eve in Kerrytown. That one could go over $25. Paesano's on Washtenaw is also good--looks like a chain Italian place, but it's not. Ann Arbor Italian lovers know it for the real thing.
I might have to give Bella Ciao another try. My wife and I favored it for our anniversaries, but the last time out (a few years ago) everything (and I do mean everything) was way off from what we were accustomed to at Bella Ciao. Since we don't get out that much any more, we've stayed away, which is too bad because that restaurant has some nice space for eating.
I second your opinion on Paesano's, which really has taken over Italian duty from Bella Ciao for me. I was just looking at their on-line fall menu and it looks great.
What happened to Amadeus?
re: Summerfield
Amadeus is still there, but you remember it's a very small place. 8 people in there would be about a quarter of the restaurant.
I really am not a fan of Gandy Dancer. Really. I haven't been to Bella Ciao in a long time, because they weren't too good the last couple times. Common Grill is fair, but if you want to have a conversation, well it's one of those rooms designed to be loud.
Paesano's has a good rep, but I don't know it.
I recommended the Earle, but I didn't rave about their cooking. It's a nice room, with very good service, great beverage service, and you can find something decent to eat. Not great, but okay.
Frankly, there is no great food in Ann Arbor restaurants.
Moveable Feast has been gone for 10 years.
I love bella ciao - imo one of the best restaurants in Ann Arbor. The Earle is only good for their happy hours, otherwise i've usually been fairly underwhelmed by their food. have you considered pacific rim?
i would just make sure to stay away from the chop house/gratzi/real seafood restaurants - those establishments make me cringe.
re: ckbear
Note that Bella Ciao has gotten a new chef within the last year, so if if you haven't been in a long time, it is likely to be different than it was when last you were there. I hosted a group dinner there in the summer, and we had a great time.
I would also recommend Eve's in Kerry town.
I've haven't been there for dinner, only Sunday brunch.
A friend, who's a professor at UM, does a lot of his faculty recruiting dinners at Eve's because it's quiet. Good food and wine. The Westend Grill is excellent. I haven't been there in a while. It may be out of the price range you've set.
Both restaurants are quite small.
re: rjsweeton
Just wondering, do you own stock in the Common Grill? I've read three recent posts of yours, all recommending the Common Grill. I wonder what one has to do to get a good meal there? I've been three times in recent memory, all mediocre to no good. Soup good, salad good, entrees off. What's the secret to ordering? Personally, I cannot recommend the place.
re: momskitchen
I don't own stock in them, I've just never had a bad meal there either.
re: rjsweeton
As long as I'm reading, I may as well chime in. Never had a bad meal there, either. It's not groundbreaking, but I've always felt I get my money's worth there. That's not something I can say for a lot of other Ann Arbor-area "upscale" (debatable, I know) restaurants. In fact, I think I could count them on one hand.
re: momskitchen
The last time I was there, with my daughter on a beautiful evening a couple of summers ago, I ordered some pasta tubes stuffed with sausage, spinach, and ricotta cheese in a tomato cream sauce. I expected it to be laden with, you know, sausage. But it turned out to be mostly filled with ricotta with little specks of sausage and spinach. It was a clumsy, disappointing dish. I can't remember the main dish I had on my visit before this one I just described, but I do remember thinking that it was not value for dollar.
Anyway, being that momskitchen, rjsweeton, and gromit are insisting that the Common Grill is good, I will give it one last chance to rise up and impress me, sometime in near future. Geez, I hope you guys are right.
re: Summerfield
I've only eaten fish there, but I've been pretty satisfied with it--good, bold flavors in the toppings, not overcooked.
Summerfield, I'd expect more sausage, too! Next time, tell them and let them fix it. I did have one problem at Common Grill. I took my family there and my son ordered something off the kiddie menu--the fried whitefish. It accidentally came broiled, and when you are 8 years old, this can be a big problem. I let the waiter know, and Craig Common himself grought out my son's fried fish and apologized profusely to him. He was really sweet to him. To this day, my son beams when he sees him in the kitchen, like he is his own personal friend or something.
As for me, I have really enjoyed their paella and the mixed grill off their menu. I love their house salad with the house salad dressing, and their bread. I wasn't bowled over (ha ha) by their 3 onion soup - it was good, but not great. I almost always order whatever the special is - the other day, it was a shrimp and chicken pasta in a gorgonzola sauce, and it was awesome. Maybe if you try whatever the special is, you will be pleased. Let us know!
I went to the common grill in Chelsea on the 14th Feb for annvrsy and although it was nice and enjoyable I would say its a bit overpriced and somewhat noisy


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I just hope they change the Tree of Life change or do something so that resto druids who WANT to continue to be full time tree's can be. Out of all of the changes to all of the classes so far, I think this is the one that personally I feel is wrong. Bears, Cats, and Owl's are still full-time shapeshift abilities, and so should the tree.
The argument that a druid shouldn't have to be in a form to heal doesn't hold water. The druid has to be in a form to dps (cat/owl) and tank (bear) effectively, so why shouldn't the druid have to be in a form to heal (tree)?
I recently rolled a new druid specifically to go resto tree, and the change certainly saddens me. I hope the end result is that through talents, glyphs, or other means the tree form will end up a full-time shapeshift again.
As far as I'm aware, the point wasn't the fact you were in the form to heal it was more you couldn't do what other healers could do when in that form. (dps). And if say they were to make it so you can use balance spells as a tree why not just get rid of the tree alltogether (there thinking not mine)
I do love my tree, but I find it very difficult to make
a constructive argument back at the crab, as he explains and rounds things off so well.
The one thing I would like to see but probably won't is updates to spell graphics or an option to ramp them up! The potential for healing rain (shammy) and earthquake (shammy again) is enourmous. I envisage the eart itself rising up and spinning around smashing the crap out of everthing around the shammy. (more boulder then quake but meh) kinda like a giant earthshield I suppose, just more purple.
I seem to have lost my way, tl:dr - the crab probably does know best, I like tree & pretty spells.
Chow bel
I can't remember the last time I actually assumed tree form outside of a raid. Heroics don't require it (in fact I healed 3/4 of HVH last night without a weapon equipped - granted, it wasn't intentional but it proved that end game raiders are too overgeared to make most heroic dungeons a joke) and I'm sick of looking at the dead tree form. It is the Tree of Life form after all - shouldn't we be green (at the very least)?
Yea, your other comments are from idiots, so disregard those.
I heal from Tree because I want to. Naturally, the only time I'm not in Tree is if I'm DPSing something for the hell of it.
I think the Metamorphisis style Tree of Life could work if it's done properly. If each of our spells got some kind of special ability/modifier (increased healing doesn't count, and won't make anybody happy)... I'm talking maybe Rejuvs jump to extra targets in Tree, or crit, or something fun along those lines. If they're the same ol' spells, it's going to be dumb.
Metamorphis is dumb because you have to keep 5 extra spells on your bars at all times, and can only use those when you use Meta. You don't get an entirely different set of bars with Meta as you do with Druid stuff now.
It's still early, so don't freak out. I'm more disappointed that Balance is getting ANOTHER ability that has to be clicked and targetted onto the ground (Treants and Wild Mushroom).
I understand to some extent what they are doing with the tree changes:as a non-raider, and a light pvper, I almost never heal in tree form these days. the small amount of throughput gained by tree form isn't worth the increased flexibility of being able to drop a few cyclones (pvp) or a few random dps buttons to fill in the gaps between wild growths (overgeared heroic healing).
Clearly, these aren't necessarily the issues blizzard is trying to fix, but no other healing class has to give up utility in order to heal, so i can see their point.
At the end of the day: shifting is part of the druidic flavor, and it's not going away for tree healers (perhaps we shouldn't call them that anymore?)
In the end, it will still be an iconic cooldown (in some respects similar to holy priest's angel form, just without the dieing part), and blizzard has a chance to do something cool with it. Personally, I'd like to have a reason to go into tree form other than flavor.
You want your tree form!? WELL HERE'S YOUR TREE FORM!
Sorry I couldn't resist. I know it's not really relevant, but it's too funny.
While I understand the reasoning that other healers can use offensive abilities while in their healing specs, the mere mention of such a rationale for changing the tree form because of this means that they're balancing the class based on complaints from the PvP community. Every dungeon and raid I've been in, I've never seen the healer also put out dps. If they do, it's laughable at best, because they're not in the instance to be a dps, but rather to be a healer. If they'd like to change that up, we have been given dual specs.
In PvP however, other healers can indeed perform their offensive abilities.
What's unfortunate is that their fix to this is the removal of the tree. Why not allow offensive abilities, but at a dps reduction. This could be very similar to how a warrior in Defensive stance gets a reduction to their dps.
The problem with that is that as a Mage I wouldn't be sure whether I could sheep you if they allowed a purely cosmetic form. Also I wouldn't know if you were supercharged Druid or just ordinary Druid. I sympathize, but I see it being very problematic from a PvP standpoint. Though perhaps they could do the current model as the cosmetic and then when the cooldown was popped make you sprout leaves the type and color of which dependent on your hair style and color.
Daniel Whitcomb said...
As someone who used to heal in Vanilla raids and LOVED the fact that I didn't have to hide behind a newbie mob form when I healed as opposed to when I feraled, I am ecstatic to be losing Tree Form. It was never an "iconic" part of our class, just a relic of when Blizzard was trying to "Balance" Hybrids by making us accept massive handicaps to heal/dps/etc.
I don't really get this either. "Tree druids have to blow a cooldown to be able to DPS. This is such a pressing concern we think we'll make Tree Form a limited ability. They shouldn't have to give up DPS capacity to heal."
Way back when this first came up in the Q&A's - So does that mean Holy Paladins will get offensive capacity beyond auto-attacking and Judgements? "No, because we designed you to have no offense. Druids have offense they can't use at times, so we're more worried about that." In other words, "lolpaladin!"
Not to worry though, they'll finally improve Tree Form's appearance. Even though you'll barely see it anymore.
I have never played a druid enough to say i even have a druid. After reading some of the posts I can understand the point that if your in a form all the time you never get to see the gears. This tier has us huntards with a huge boner growing from our head but sometimes the sets look pretty cool.
100% agree with bull, this is just wrong, it feels wrong, it flies in the face of their core design for the last 5 years. I want blizz to give me a reason to buy cat, and this isn't it. Moreover, removing tree (or making it a demon like thing) just doesn't feel right. I mean, maybe you can have a super buffed tree or something with a button click, but why destroy what's working great now? If you don't want to heal as a tree, fine stay in caster form. but I want to say "follow the tree" and not "follow...that guy". I'm a tree b/c I like being a tree, not because I like looking at my long-eared self.
After reading through some of GC's posts about the rationale, I still am left wondering if their decision is the right direction.
In Bear, Cat, and Owl form, you have abilities that you can't use in other forms (for the most part). Once you shift into cat you've got a lot of dps abilities that you can't have while not shifted.
Their rationale is that when you shift into tree, you're essentially working with the same set of tools as when you're not shifted. Perhaps the answer then is to take some of the druid's resto spells and make them tree-only. Nourish or Wild Growth? I don't know the answer here, but what I am saying is that perhaps rather than make Tree a cooldown based shifting ability (which, unless the mana cost is very low, I don't know how that'll work in the middle of a fight when you're trying to conserve mana), keep the Tree as a shift ability and then add tree-specific spells/abilities. I know they don't want to have more buttons to press, but you could instead move some existing ones into that form.
Out of tree form, druids could probably have rejuvinate and healing touch. Everything else could require tree form.
I just think a more creative approach could have been done.
I am disappointed in the ToL change. I don't know how many hours my tree stood outside AH in SW milling herbs while working on Darkmoon decks.
Riding in bikes and driving demos in tree form....will be sorely missed.
I do not currently run the 5 mans in tree form, because I am DPS-ing due to overgear for them....but once in a while I do, when I run across a new 80 tank, or a DPS pretending to tank.
I have screen shot after screen shot of places my tree form has been. I was looking forward to being able to fly in old world just to get to places I wanted to screen shot the tree at.
Hollow Leviathan said...
I like being a tree, not least of which because night elves are the only class for alliance druids. Personal taste being what it is, Nelfs are not my thing. Trees (and kitties), however, are!
This is a very good point, but it seems people are arguing for or against it simply out of personal preference. I for one don't get the people who are so obsessed about seeing their gear and staying out of tree form. Who cares? If you're a healer you spend 90% of your time staring at tiny boxes, and the other 10% of the time making sure that you're not standing in fire. When you're ooc you can shift out and admire your gear all you want (you crazy narcissist), but when it's healing time I don't see how seeing your gear is even relevant.
Blizzard is just being dumb. Tree form is no different than any other form, and if you want to use extra spells then, my god, you just might have to shift out for a few seconds. That's what druids do...they shift forms! It's part of their gameplay.


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Viewpoint: Could a 'Nazi' takeover happen in U.S.?
A tiny town in North Dakota by the name of Leith is now facing trouble with the threat of Neo Nazis threatening to take over and turn it into a white supremacist town. One of the twenty-four citizens of the town – Craig Cobb – is the one behind this movement. He has invited several members of one of the largest Neo Nazi organizations to join him in securing the town for whites only. The town has been in decline for decades and with its small local government this makes Cobb believe it will be easy to take over.
Bobby Harper, the town's only black citizen, was willing "to tolerate Cobb as long as he kept to himself, but he's angry now that Cobb has invited other white separatists to join him" (NPR). Harper is upset that Cobb is bringing in so many people that are only filled with hatred for him because of the color of his skin and he doesn't believe that's right.
When Cobb moved to Leith last year he proceeded to buy twelve properties and has "given most of them away to people who are notorious in the white separatist movement. He gave one to a former Ku Klux Klan leader and another to Jeff Schoep, leader of one of the nation's largest neo-Nazi organizations, the National Socialist Movement" (NPR). Cobb has invited his fellow Neo Nazis for two days starting Sunday to showcase his vision on an all-white society and would fly flags of the formerly white nations of Europe.
Cobb's plans don't end with Leith, though. He plans to take over other small towns near oil fields, like the town of Alkabo. With a laugh Cobb said, "'A little bit like 'al-Qaida' but 'Alkabo''" (NPR). Several citizens of Leith feel hopeless – despite laws like the Civil Rights Acts of 1964 and 1968 – and believe they should dissolve their council and transfer power to another county. Harper, though, says he won't be driven out of his home that easily and says Cobb would have to do something very drastic to make him feel unsafe.
The fact that Neo Nazis now feel confident in taking over towns – no matter how small or in decline they are – does not pose good things. Sure, they seem small and likely to fail due to the laws we have but it was like that in Germany once upon a time until Hitler was elected to power. Even if this never leads to a full out war it could very well lead to a small battle right in the middle of Leith or any other towns they try to take over.
Neo Nazis have thrived because they were protected by their right of free speech. Well, what they are planning is going beyond that now and an effort must be made to end their plans of hatred. Bobby Harper is already showing the courage to stand up to them be refusing to leave until he feels worse comes to worse.
The U.S. government must take action into putting an end to Neo Nazi activities before someone gets hurt as a result.


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The camera takes great pictures (even has an underwater mode), I am only selling it because I have upgraded from a point-and-shot to an interchangeable lens camera. It is a light and easy to handle, great underwater if you want a "starter scuba" kit. I am throwing in rechargeable batteries and charger, and a 2GB memory card, and all the manuals, etc....
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Sec' Cross Country
2014-15 Annual 1st Meeting
Please find minutes from the Annual 1st Meeting of the Cross Country association on 8th July at the bottom of the page in the File Section and below for Secondary. Primary fixtures are on the Primary XC Tab.
11 October High Hazels Park
15 November Bradfield TBC
29 November Longley Park
13 December Castle Dyke
10 January Norfolk Park
17 January City Championships - Graves Park
07 February South Yorks Championships Graves Park
14 March English Schools Championships - Blackburn
Entry Forms for 2014/15 season can be found in the 'Entry Forms' tab above.
he Results of the South Yorkshire Teams at the English Schools' Cross Country Championships at Castle Donington on 15.3.14 can be found in the 'Files' section below.
The Results of the South Yorkshire SAA Cross Country at Winterhill School Rotherham can be found in the 'Files' Section below.
The South Yorkshire Team selected to go to the English Schools' Cross Country Championships at Castle Donnington on March 15th is in the Files section below also.
Results of the City Championships 18.1.14 can be found in the 'Files' section below.
Congratulations to all who competed in what were the toughest conditions in living memory!!
Teams for the South Yorkshire Schools' Cross Country Championships at WINTERHILL School Rotherham on Saturday 1st February are posted below in the 'Files' Section. 12 Athletes in Y7, Y8/9, Y10/11 teams are to run and the 1st 8 to count as a team. In the Y12/13 8 Athletes are to run in the with 1st 4 to count as a team. The reserves are indicated in Yellow and should be prepared to run should anyone above them drop out. The reply slips issued by Mr Bennehan on Saturday at the Sheffield Championships should be returned to him as soon as possible.
Norfolk Park 11.1.14
Please find below results from the 5th league race held at Norfolk Park last Saturday along with the final league standings.
Many thanks to Ed Joel and his excellent team of Marshalls for hosting the event - another testing course!
Congratulations to all category winners, particularly to Bradfield in holding off Tapton's late charge to regain the overall champion school trophy!
Presentations will take place next week following the City Championships in
Graves Park - please remember the early start of 9.40.
Details about selection for the Sheffield teams to run in the South Yorkshire Championships at Winterhill School on 1st Feb have been posted previously below. Please be aware when warming up/walking the course next week that the Park Run will be taking place on the top field - with the course crossing the finishing straight of the latter. Please respect those taking part in the Park Run and hopefully it will all have been completed before the actual racing begins!
Hope to see you all next week!
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Castle Dyke 14.12.13 (Results adjusted 21.12.13)
Results from the 4th league meeting held at Castle Dyke on Saturday 14th December can be found below. Many thanks to Chris Cook and his team from Birkdale for hosting the races - particularly as they'd broken up for the holidays the day before! Competitions remain tight in many categories with Tapton closing the gap considerably on Bradfield in the race for the overall title! All will be decided in the final race at Norfolk Park on 11th January. Information and entry form for the City Championships on 18 January can be found on the Entry Form tab above - please read all instructions carefully, particularly the early start time of 9.40am. Can staff from the following schools please return trophies to me by the morning of the Norfolk Park race at the latest so that they can be engraved before the presentations at the City Championships!
Y7 Girls and Senior Boys -Notre Dame
Y7 Boys,Junior Boys and Inter Girls - Tapton
Junior Girls,Inter Boys and Overall - Silverdale
Senior Girls - KES
Many thanks - have a great holiday!
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Fixtures 2013 to 2014
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16 November Bannerdale
30 November Longley Park
14 December Castle Dyke
11 January Norfolk Park
18 January City Championships - Graves Park
01 February South Yorkshire Championships - Rotherham
15 March English Schools' Championships - Donnington
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The Minutes of the 1st Meeting held at High Storrs on 3.7.13 for the 2012/3 season can be found in the 'Files' section at the bottom of the page and the entry forms for the 2013/14 season can be fond in the Entry Form section at the top right hand corner of the screen.
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