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We had always booked through Maeva, for self catering apartment which we find more convenient, due our eating habits.
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It is our second visit to 1800,and we knew from the Les Arcs site,that the Vanoise Express was out of commission, nevertheless, there are more than enough runs to keep one occupied.
The apartment was adjoining/connected to the Golf Hotel, and exactly as described, and more. Ski out and ski in was the name of the game. We had purchased short skis, and boots, in Geneva last year, at a very reasonable price, so much so that they have paid for themselves in the second year, without resorting to expensive hiring.
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Tiger Woods will have Steve Williams carrying his golf bag at this week's AT&T National, two weeks after making critical comments about his caddie at the U.S. Open.
After finishing fourth with a final-round 4-over-par 75 at Pebble Beach Golf Links, Woods blamed the loss on three mental mistakes he said were influenced by Williams, his caddie for 11 years.
The admission of mental mistakes and singling out Williams was a rarity for Woods, the winner of 14 major titles, and led to questions about whether the duo would remain together.
"There's no tension there, not at all," Woods said during a news conference today at Aronimink Golf Club in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania. "You guys are reading way too much into it."
Woods seems to have changed his views of the U.S. Open mistakes in the 10 days that have passed. Moments after the final round, Woods said "we made three mental mistakes" and "the only thing it cost us was a chance to win the U.S. Open."
Today, Woods took sole responsibility, saying, "I was asked what happened out there, and I made three mental mistakes out there, three mistakes I don't normally make."
At the 2005 Masters, when Williams convinced Woods to hit his driver on Augusta National Golf Club's 350-yard third hole during the final round, he finished with a double bogey and fell out of contention after his tee shot landed in the trees. Woods and Williams didn't speak for most of the final round after the gaffe.
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"Do Stevie and I make mistakes on the golf course? Of course we do," Woods said today. "We're not perfect. We made mistakes at the wrong time. It happens. We're great competitors and we both want to win. I just made a couple mistakes, and hopefully that won't happen this week and we can win an event."
Woods, 34, is seeking his first victory of the season at the AT&T National, which has moved from Congressional Country Club in Bethesda, Maryland, to Aronimink, located about 15 miles west of Philadelphia. Woods is the defending champion of the tournament, which benefits his charitable foundation.
At the U.S. Open, Woods finished three shots behind winner Graeme McDowell of Northern Ireland. The three-shot deficit was the result of bogeys on the sixth, 10th and 12th holes, Woods said.
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DOD Should Apply Lessons Learned Concerning the Need for Security over Conventional Munitions Storage Sites to Future Operations Planning
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Following the invasion of Iraq in March 2003--known as Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF)--concerns were raised about how the Department of Defense (DOD) secured Iraqi conventional munitions storage sites during and after major combat operations. Because of the broad interest in this issue, GAO conducted this work under the Comptroller General's authority to conduct evaluations. This report examines (1) the security provided by U.S. forces over Iraqi conventional munitions storage sites and (2) DOD actions to mitigate risks associated with an adversary's conventional munitions storage sites for future operations on the basis of OIF lessons learned. To address these objectives, GAO reviewed OIF war plans, joint doctrine and policy, and intelligence reports, and interviewed senior-level DOD officials.
The overwhelming size and number of conventional munitions storage sites in Iraq, combined with certain prewar planning assumptions that proved to be invalid, resulted in U.S. forces not adequately securing these sites and widespread looting, according to field unit, lessons learned, and intelligence reports. Pre-OIF estimates of Iraq's conventional munitions varied significantly, with the higher estimate being five times greater than the lower estimate. Conventional munitions storage sites were looted after major combat operations and some remained vulnerable as of October 2006. According to lessons learned reports and senior-level DOD officials, the widespread looting occurred because DOD had insufficient troop levels to secure conventional munitions storage sites due to several OIF planning priorities and assumptions. DOD's OIF planning priorities included quickly taking Baghdad on a surprise basis rather than using an overwhelming force. The plan also assumed that the regular Iraqi army units would "capitulate and provide internal security." GAO analysis showed that the war plan did not document risk mitigation strategies--such as branch plans as recommended by joint planning doctrine--in case assumptions were proven wrong. Not securing these conventional munitions storage sites has been costly, as government reports indicated that looted munitions are being used to make Improvised Explosive Devices (IED) that have killed or maimed many people, and will likely continue to support terrorist attacks in the region. As of October 2006, the Multi-National Coalition-Iraq stated that some remote sites have not been revisited to verify if they pose any residual risk nor have they been physically secured. However, DOD does not appear to have conducted a theaterwide survey and assessment of the current risk unsecured conventional munitions represent to U.S. forces and others. DOD has taken many actions in response to OIF lessons learned, such as setting up the Joint IED Defeat Organization to develop a more strategic approach to countering IEDs, which typically are made using looted munitions. However, our review of DOD doctrine, policy, guidance, and procedures used to guide operational planning and execution found little evidence of guidance on the security of conventional munitions storage sites. DOD's actions generally have emphasized countering the use of IEDs by resistance groups during post-hostility operations. GAO concludes that U.S. forces will face increased risk from this emerging asymmetric threat when an adversary uses unconventional means to counter U.S. military strengths. For example, one potential adversary is also estimated to have a significant amount of munitions that would require significant manpower to secure or destroy. GAO also concludes that this situation shows both that Iraqi stockpiles of munitions may not be an anomaly and that information on the amount and location of an adversary's munitions can represent a strategic planning consideration for future operations. However, without joint guidance, DOD cannot ensure that OIF lessons learned about the security of an adversary's conventional munitions storage sites will be integrated into future operations planning and execution.
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Status: Closed - Not Implemented
Comments: In 2007 DOD stated that the commanding general, Multi-National Forces, Iraq (MNF-I) had placed a high intelligence and operational priority on locating and securing hidden conventional weapons caches with the Iraqi theater. However, DOD also stated that an in-depth, theater-wide survey to identity hidden, unsecured conventional munitions in Iraq was not feasible and therefore, the department did not concur with this recommendation nor did it intend to implement it.
Recommendation: To develop risk mitigation strategies for the current threat in Iraq posed by looted munitions and enhance congressional oversight, the Secretary of Defense should direct the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (CJCS) to conduct theaterwide survey and risk assessment regarding unsecured conventional munitions in Iraq.
Agency Affected: Department of Defense
Status: Closed - Not Implemented
Comments: In response to this recommendation, DOD and the Joint Staff recommended that any requested briefings on this topic to Congress exclude any tactical reporting that could detract from the current war-fighting efforts. Congress subsequently requested that GAO undertake a body of work reviewing DOD's approach to addressing improvised explosive devices.
Recommendation: To develop risk mitigation strategies for the current threat in Iraq posed by looted munitions and enhance congressional oversight, the Secretary of Defense should direct the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff to report ensuing risk mitigation strategies and the results of those strategies to Congress.
Agency Affected: Department of Defense
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: CFCSM 3122.03C, dated 8/17/07, Joint Operation Planning and Execution System (JOPES) Volume II Planning Formats specifies in appendix 7 to annex D that combatant command will determine the availability and reliability of in-country ammunition storage, support equipment unloading facilities for ammunition ships and aircraft, and the system for distributing ammunition to include the safety aspect of handling ammunition, captured enemy ammunition, unexploded ordnance, pyrotechnics devices, and other combustibles. The Joint Staff will continue to incorporate the appropriate language for conventional munitions storage sites as a strategic planning factor into all levels of planning policy and guidance to the combatant commands, including joint doctrine, CFCSMs and instructions, and current operational war plan guidance.
Recommendation: To better mitigate the asymmetric risk associated with an adversary's conventional munitions storage sites for future operations, that the Secretary of Defense should direct the CJCS to incorporate conventional munitions storage site security as a strategic planning factor into all levels of planning policy and guidance, including joint doctrine, instructions, manuals, and other directives.
Agency Affected: Department of Defense
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Chinese Pork Chops
29 Sep 2009
|Pork chops
|Soy sauce
|2 Tablespoon
|Powdered ginger
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Accent seasoning
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|To Taste
|Garlic powder
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Apple juice
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Sliced mushrooms
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Green pepper strips
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Sliced green onions
|Sliced celery
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Snow peas/Frozen peas
|1⁄4 Pound
Brush the chops with first five ingredients.
Refrigerate 1 hour.
Saute in 2 tablespoons of oil (hot) for 2 minutes.
Add juice and cover and simmer 50 minutes.
Add vegetables, cover and cook for 10 more minutes.
Remove chops and thicken gravy with 2 tablespoons cornstarch dissolved in 2 tablespoons water.
Pour over chops
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The apartment is ideal for families or couples who want to spend their summer holidays in a beach side apartment, in one of the most elegant areas of Athens. The nearest beach is only 500 m away, but also there are plenty of organized beaches in Voula and Vouliagmeni area. During summer time the coast line of Glyfada, Voula & Vouliagmeni areas are very popular choice for swimming , walking and dinning. Located close to the sea we are enjoying the fresh sea breeze in the summer time compared to the more warm center but most important away from any traffic jams and all the demonstrations that take place in the center of Athens. The apartment is very close to a pharmacy, banks and public transport 300 m away from the apartment. There is a bus station from where you can take a bus to the city centre. 500 m away from the apartment there is a super market, a bakery and a pharmacy. In only 200 m from the apartment you can find a playground for children.
Airport or any other transport is available upon demand at an additional but very reasonable cost.
Glyfada is a suburb of Athens, situated in the southern parts of the Athens Metropolitan Area. The area, which is home to many of Greece's millionaires, ministers and celebrities, stretches out from the foot of the Hymettus mountain and reaches out to embrace the Saronic Gulf. It is the largest of Athens' southern suburbs. This fashion-conscious suburb is known in Greece for its upmarket cafes, well-known restaurants, boutiques and cosmopolitan summer clubs; Glyfada has also been called "Knightsbridge-on-Sea", "Hellenic Hamptons", or the "Beverly Hills of Greece"
Glyfada was established as the heart of Athens' southern suburbs, because of its prime waterfront location, rich commercial centre, and modern business district. It has been described as the headpoint of the 'Athens Riviera' and features some of Europe's most opulent seafront residences, gardens and extensive beachfront property, with a modern marina.
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Indeed a charming and fairly spacious appartement. Also, the large balcony - which is not on the pictures - is wonderful. Since the apt. is on the 6th floor you get much sun there, from early in the morning. We had breakfast on the terrace every day!
We didn't meet George personally, but he had arranged for someone else to hand over the keys and was always available by mail or phone. When we missed a blanket and had a problem with the internet connection, it was solved within a day.
The apartment looks exactly like the photos show. In general it was very tidy, clean and modernly refurbished, although some devices were out of order (oven, half cooker...). We also missed a microwave.
The blinds kept the apartment completely dark at night and only a small and discontinuous sound from the fridge could annoy people with sleep problems. But it was not a problem at all for my fiancée and me.
The only inconvenience we found was the location. The apartment is a bit far from the city centre (45 minutes by walking) and the closest metro station is 10 minutes by walking.
All in all, I would recommend this apartment. However, if I would gone back to Athens I'd try to stay in an apartment better located.
The apartment is in a convenient central location and George was helpful in arranging transfers which was much appreciated. First impressions wasn't so good though, apartment is not much bigger than a hotel room and not as "High-End" as I imagined, bed hadn't been made (we had to make it), linen for bed wrong size with pillow sheets missing, cleaning clothes left on floor, some power points weren't working or absent where expected (e.g. kitchen) and the inside door handle would come off in your hand if not careful. However, Athens hotels are expensive so the apartment represented reasonable value, and we may have been the exception re our issues.
The apartment was very comfortable. It was very accessible and in a great location. I would stay here again with ought a doubt. The only negative comment I could make on the apartment is that the hot water tank was not sufficient for one to wash before running out of hot water. All went well until the morning we had to leave. We were not told that the front building door is bolted at night and therefore when we left to get our taxi at 7am we were locked in. Thankfully the taxi driver helped us by ringing everyones door bell until someone came to help. Otherwise we would have lost our plane. The emergency door leading to the basement was also bolted. Shudder to think what would happen if there was an emergency evacuation scenario.So before vacating the apartment for good please remember to check that the front building door is not bolted shut.
The hotel was great! The area is a bit noisy, but you get used to it, the crowd that had begun at dawn. The beach was close but it was pretty crowded and messy so I had to go out every day can get away from beaches to search. The city, the bazaar is 10 minutes away by car. It was nice but a shame that such garbage, this was a bit dirty there would be observed.
The accommodation, receiving the keys was discussed according to each, it was absolutely fine !!!
The apartment is very good, near the metro that takes you to the center of Athens ... There is a bakery, pharmacy, cafes and a supermarket well next, George proved to be a good person and the next door neighbor has treated us very well and willing any kind of help.
French for "bobo", the place is ideal for the first view (exceptional), then the situation (quiet and 3 minutes walk from "peripatos" path that goes around the Acropolis ). For the hostess Marianne attentive and fluent French. And for "Terrace" surrounded by plants and trees which grow 2 which act as umbrella and a rooftop swimming pool that allows a necessary relaxation after hot days of sightseeing. Our favorite heart of the 5-occupied housing during our stay in Greece (tied with another). Thank you to Marianne.
Pour les français "bobo", l'endroit est idéal, pour la vue d'abord (d'exception), la situation ensuite ( calme et à 3 mn à pieds du "peripatos" : chemin qui fait le tour de l'Acropole). Pour l'hôtesse : Marianne attentive et parlant couramment français. Et puis, pour "la Terrasse" entourée de plantes et sur laquelle poussent 2 oliviers qui font office de parasol et une piscine sur le toit qui permet une détente nécessaire après de chaudes journées de visites. Notre coup de cœur parmi les 5 logements occupés pendant notre séjour en Grèce(à égalité avec un autre). Merci à Marianne.
We stayed at this beautiful apartment and we definitely would repeat. We didnt meet George, but we knew Panos, a great host. It was really beautiful and near Everything (shopping streets, bus stops, taxis, and walking it's 4 km away from the tourist part. Wifi was a little bit bad but we cant find something bad on this apartment. Thank you Panos! ;)
Great place to stay, quiet air conditioning, good location on the marina with an adjoining beach. Recommended!
Prima Unterkunft, leise Klimaanlage, gute Lage an der Marina mit angrenzendem Strand. Empfehlenswert!
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Resolution on the Middle East
From Presbyterian Mission Agency—Advisory Committee on Social Witness Policy
This report, adopted by the 209th General Assembly, provides a remarkable understanding of peacemaking and justice issues in the Middle East.
Resolution on the Ministry of Caregiving in Relation to Older Adults
From Presbyterian Mission Agency—Advisory Committee on Social Witness Policy
This resolution approved by the 213th General Assembly (2001) explores what the ministry of care giving means as the population rapidly ages, especially for those with debilitating and/or fatal illnesses. Recognizing those in our congregations and in the surrounding communities our congregations serve will increasingly need care giving, the resolution makes an urgent call to begin now to develop ways to meet those needs. The church can play a vital role in developing models that provide care giving to all who are in need.
Revisions and updates to the Together in Service Guidebook
From Presbyterian Mission Agency—Presbyterian Women
Though hands-on service is a great way to show God's love, it's nearly impossible to find one project that fits everyone. Together in Service uses the gifts and talents of everyone, no matter what type of service each person can offer.
Safety Manual for Workcamp Leaders and Volunteers
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This manual written by Harold B. Confer provides important tips to ensure a safe work team experience; includes information about hazards, power tools, vehicle and equipment safety, and emergency procedures; also includes reproducible signs for encouraging safety practices on the work site.
Sample Sabbatical Leave Policy for Parish Ministers and Educators
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Sabbatical leave for pastors and church educators is a planned time of intensive enhancement for ministry and mission. Sabbatical leave follows precedents in the academic community and among a growing number of private sector groups. This "extended time" is qualitatively different from "vacation" or "days off." It is an opportunity for the individual to strategically disengage from regular and normal tasks so that ministry and mission may be viewed from a new perspective because of a planned time of focus.
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Sample bylaws for congregations. Edits of Appendixes S and T (1997 version with new FOG references).
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Seeking to be Faithful Together
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Seeking to be Faithful Together: Guidelines for Presbyterians During Times of Disagreement
Selected Social Witness Policies on Work as Vocation, Unions and Collective Bargaining
From Presbyterian Mission Agency—Advisory Committee on Social Witness Policy
From the Presbyterian Social Policy Compilation
Employment, unemployment, labor relations, and the meaning of work are all subjects which have merited the attention of Presbyterian General Assemblies. Use this document to learn about the PC(USA)'s social witness policies on work as vocation, unions and collective bargaining.
Session Personnel Committee guidelines
From Office of the General Assembly
This 31-page manual helps a session organize and structure a personnel committee for all employees of the congregation. It provides help for adopting personnel policies, writing positions descriptions, work planning, annual reviews, professional development and compensation. Samples are provided in the appendix Z.
From Office of the General Assembly
It is the policy of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) (hereinafter referred to as PC(USA))that all church members, church officers, non-member employees, and volunteers of congregations, governing bodies, and entities of the church are to maintain the integrity of the ministerial, employment, and professional relationship at all times. Updated October 2013.


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Judge Paul Pritchard likes to think that, if he were a suave feline spy, he'd have pussy galore.
The Charge
"Work with cats? I'd rather have worms!"
Opening Statement
Just like real spies…only furrier.
Facts of the Case
When rogue M.E.O.W.S. agent Kitty Galore (Bette Midler, Beaches) unleashes a plan that threatens both dogs and cats, the former enemies must come together to save the world.
New canine recruit Diggs (James Marsden, X-Men), a former police dog, is partnered with veteran field agent Butch (Nick Nolte, 48 Hours) to bring down Kitty. They are joined on their mission by M.E.O.W.S. agent Catherine (Christina Applegate, Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy), and Seamus (Katt Williams, Norbit), a fast talking pigeon.
The Evidence
It's hard to accuse Warner Bros. of cashing in on the success of the original Cats and Dogs, considering that—as the sequel has taken 9 years to hit the screen—those same children who helped it rake in a worldwide gross of $200 million have moved on to Harry Potter. But considering the original hardly called out for a follow-up, that impressive box office haul must have been a major reason for greenlighting the sequel; it certainly must have looked like a reasonably safe bet.
Much like its predecessor, Cats and Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore isn't a film rich in plot, and despite the nine year hiatus, the writers still haven't come up with anything new to say. But then, why reinvent the wheel when your original audience has moved on, allowing you to just spice up the original recipe? So, instead of an all new experience, we just get a more action orientated, faster paced version of the original, and if you're not in a particularly demanding mood, it's not bad. And though it's not great either—and I doubt few adults will have much fun with the movie on their own, or its pun-laden dialogue ("let's kick some tail")—it provides a perfectly harmless way to spend 82 minutes with the kids.
Aimed primarily at the under-tens, Cats and Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore uses that well-worn sequel device of having the previous film's bitter enemies—that would be the cats and dogs of the title—teaming up to battle a common threat; in this case the evil Kitty Galore. The first problem I have with this move is that it effectively pits the entire resources of both species against Kitty and her single hired muscle, Paws. Being outnumbered to such an extent is almost enough to have you rooting for the bad guy. The second problem is that, though the film goes out of its way to give cats a better press following their drubbing in the original, the three villains of the piece are—yes, you've guessed it—felines. Could we not have had a third species introduced? I'd pay good money to see Cats and Dogs: Rise of the Rabid Gerbil.
Acknowledging the fact that few of the original movies fans are likely to be interested in a sequel, the writers bring in a host of new leads (pun fully intended), with only a few returning characters from Cats and Dogs making an appearance. Of these, the only one of interest is the first film's rogue Mr. Tinkles who makes a fun Silence of the Lambs inspired cameo.
The Silence of the Lambs reference is only one of several nods to other movies featured in Cats and Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore, which follows the annoying trend of children's films which insist on including jokes aimed at adults that will go right over a kid's head.
The human cast is limited mostly to Chris O'Donnell (Batman and Robin) and Jack McBrayer (Forgetting Sarah Marshall). Both roles are fleetingly, and are given little to do other than be the comedic foil for their furry co-stars. Much like the original Cats and Dogs, the voice cast features a number of B-listers, with Neil Patrick Harris (Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along-Blog) and James Marsden being the standouts. Nick Nolte seems to be rushing through his lines at breakneck speed, despite his gruff tones working reasonably well, while the returning Sean Hayes (as Mr. Tinkles) steals every scene he's in.
Cats and Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore features a heavy use of CGI to bring its characters to life, with varying degrees of success. For the most part the effects are seamless, though at times—particularly during the more spectacular set pieces—the effects are laughably poor. There's also significant use of puppet work, which fares less well than the CGI with there being little doubt as to when a puppet is being used. Still, the film, with its bright colors and scenes of dogs flying with the use of jetpacks, has a cartoon like feel, meaning these slip-ups rarely do enough to break the spell for little ones.
Warner Bros. brings Cats and Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore to Blu-ray with an impressive 1.85:1 1080p transfer. There's plenty of pop to the image, with extremely high levels of detail. Deep black levels, combined with strong colors, add to the cartoon feel of the movie, and even parents who find their interest waning will have to admit this is one Blu-ray that really shows off their HD setup. A crystal clear DTS-HD 5.1 soundtrack complements the video beautifully. Dialogue is flawless, while the James Bond inspired soundtrack—particularly Shirley Bassey's theme tune—are given plenty of oomph.
For a kids release, which quite often suffer with regards to bonus materials, Cats and Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore doesn't do too badly. Kicking off the supplementals is the "Dogs Dishing" featurette, which sees the film's canine stars revealing what really went on behind the scenes. Next up, and almost a total waste of time, is "Mash-Up: The Best of the Best Cats vs. Dogs Animated Showdowns," which simply contains a selection of clips from old Looney Tunes and Hannah-Barbera cartoons featuring cats vs. dogs. The "Meow-takes" contains a few outtakes and a gag reel. A welcome addition to the extras is "Coyote Falls," an all-new CGI toon, featuring Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner. Originally shown before the theatrical release of Cats and Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore, this 3-minute short is the highlight of the set. Finally, we get a shameless plug for the forthcoming Yogi Bear movie. A second DVD contains a standard-def version of the movie, and a digital copy.
Closing Statement
Cats and Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore is lightweight stuff, but contains enough thrills and spills to keep young children entertained. Fans of the original should lap this up, while the short running time should mean most parents are able to stomach what is an otherwise forgettable spy spoof.
The Verdict
If you've got young children this is a definite rental, otherwise, leave this one in the pound.
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how do I do this. can someone point me to an example(s) of word press used in an eisting web site?
how do I do this. can someone point me to an example(s) of word press used in an eisting web site?
thanx for your quick reply. I am trying to develope more of a dialoge between visitors to my sites and content originators . I do code in php but I am not on the cutting edge. I will look at those classes and try to figure out how to make my style sheets work with them.
One question come to mind. Is there any way to make the words and phrases of the page that the web log provides, which come out of the data base, be indexed by the search engine spiders?
I have read elsewhere that search engines don't like links such as http://domain.com/blog/index.php?foo=1&bar=2&santa=5. Yet this is a natural and easy way for weblogs to pass links around.
For this reason, many weblogs offer some option for transforming the links into something like http://domain.com/blog/1992/5/3
However, I wonder. Is it really true that search engines don't like those original links? Because if the search engines can handle them, why bother changing things? Does anyone here know for sure and for certain, what is true about this?
If the search engines can handle the ?foo=1 type of links, then the presence of a link to "archive" on your front page should mean that search engines will penetrate to the depth. (If the human can get there, the spider can get there.)
However, if search engines really and truly require spoon-feeding, then you'll need to use your weblog's "fancy url" or "pretty url" feature. And I'll bet that search on this forum will turn up how to do that.
afaik, google and the other major engines work with index.php based urls just fine. infact most of my blog uri are in the old format rather than new in the google database...
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Department of Toxicogenetics, Leiden University Medical Center, Leiden, Netherlands
Department of Oncology, Radiology, and Clinical Immunology, Academic Hospital, Uppsala, Sweden
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