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Recently I had the pleasure of speaking with Susan Joyce about her site, Job Hunt, and the things that she has done to get it the great links that it has. Just for a sampling, try out Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, Time Magazine, and the New York Times, just to name a few.
It's a great story because the approach she uses is basic old-fashioned marketing. In fact, Susan spends no time at all thinking about SEO. All she is trying to do is market her site …
Eric Enge: Can you tell us how Job-Hunt came together, and talk about what decisions you made when you were thinking about how to market it?
Susan Joyce: I've always been a believer in that old phrase "content is king." I thought that the more content I had on Job-Hunt, the more visitors I would get. This may sound a little goofy, but my goal was really just to provide information to help people. I wasn't really doing it for any other reason, because when I started it was just a hobby.
Eric Enge: You bought the site didn't you?
Susan Joyce: Yes. It was an old site, an old domain name. It had been around forever, which is how I found out about it. I bought it in 1998. At the time when I bought it, AltaVista, which was the Google of the day, said that it had over 1,400 inbound links. So I figured, "Well, there's the traffic." I bought it for the inbound links and the good reputation it had.
Eric Enge:So, you had 1,400 inbound links, but according to my data, Job-Hunt has a lot more than that today. What did you do to expand upon that?
Susan Joyce: I looked at where I was getting traffic from, and where the traffic was going to. I looked at the sites that were sending me traffic, and analyzed what they were looking for, why they were linking to Job-Hunt — particularly the ones that were sending the most traffic. I actually went back to several of them and sent them e-mail saying "thank you," and asked them if there was anything that they would like to see on Job-Hunt that wasn't there. I got a couple of suggestions, but most of the time I just got, "you're welcome, keep up the good work." And some of the time these people told other people about Job-Hunt, and these people ended up linking to us too.
Eric Enge: You've got some great links from a lot of very prominent magazines. Can you talk about how you got your first big magazine link?
Susan Joyce: The first one was Forbes. In 2002 it picked Job-Hunt as the "Best of the Web," and that was just a fabulous piece of luck. I didn't apply for it. It was just a gift from God. In addition, the Forbes award coincided with Google becoming more important.
When I first put in the Google toolbar, the first Page Rank I ever noticed from my homepage was an 8, and it's pretty much stayed that way. Since the Forbes award, I've been interviewed and quoted, as has Job-Hunt, in The Wall Street Journal, in Time Magazine, in the New York Times, and in Fortune magazine.
This past year Job-Hunt was picked by US News and World Report as a top site for finding work. This one actually came through networking, from a person who runs a competitor: Margaret Dikel, who runs a site called The Riley Guide, which is actually better known than Job-Hunt. The reporter from US News, Marty Nemko, got in touch with Margaret and asked her what she would recommend, and she recommended Job-Hunt, and he liked it.
Eric Enge: So, did any of these links occur from an outbound effort, where you went and found them, or have they all been situations where they have come back to you because of the content and the reputation?
Susan Joyce: Until the past nine months; it's really all been a result of the content and the reputation. It's also important that the content is not static. I update Job-Hunt with the latest information and resources all the time.
Eric Enge: Very interesting. So talk about the outbound efforts you have been engaged in during the past 9 months.
Susan Joyce: I've begun to do some outbound-type stuff; When the Time Magazine quote appeared, it was really a big boost to traffic, and that boost has seemed permanent. The New York Times article was actually published the day we invaded Iraq, so it pretty much got ignored that first day. But articles in the New York Times are syndicated everywhere. The New York Times guy wrote a wonderful article, and, so that was syndicated everywhere.
I know of one college kid with a Web site database of job sites which got mentioned by Newsweek Magazine in their Tip Sheet section. His traffic skyrocketed. He was in the top twenty thousand for a few days as a result of the mention in Newsweek. So, the light went on in my head. I hadn't paid attention before to things in Newsweek and their Tip Sheet section.
So, I started paying attention to what was going on and it was really obvious, you get mentioned in Newsweek and traffic goes through the roof again. So, I started paying attention to that, and I hired a PR firm and I did press releases. I started in the summer of 2005, and that resulted in mentions in Business Week Online, and in Fortune magazine.
Eric Enge: What type of PR firm was it?
Susan Joyce: It was more of a classic PR firm; they did more traditional stuff. We were working on getting into Women's Day, and some of the women's magazines, and in some of the business magazines. So it was a very traditional approach. I have been approached by some of the online PR companies, but they are not really a good cultural fit with me, at least the ones that have approached me so far. I am kind of a traditional person, or old-fashioned maybe. I am from the Midwest, what can I say?
Eric Enge: How much did you spend on this PR firm?
Susan Joyce: It was a couple thousand dollars a month.
Eric Enge: Sounds like a great investment. Are you still doing working with them?
Susan Joyce: No, I did it for a short period of time during which it was paying off, and then I stopped when the results started to slow down. But, initially it was very helpful. Almost immediately we got into Business Week Online and then Fortune magazine.
Those were thrills, I was really pleased with that. Then there was Boston Business Woman, I wrote an article for them.
Eric Enge: So what you did with the firm was brainstorm the types of magazines to approach, and they used their contacts?
Susan Joyce: Exactly.
Eric Enge: This helped you sustain the original momentum of Job-Hunt?
Susan Joyce: Right. They helped the momentum keep going.
Eric Enge: I think this is a very interesting example of an approach to promotion and Web marketing and promotion. Any other comments you'd like to make?
Susan Joyce: I found that the concept of thanking people for the traffic they send over was a very effective way to make connections with people, and these connections resulted in more links from other people, and introductions.
Eric Enge: So, that is an effective networking technique where the way you handle the existing relationship leads to new relationships?
Susan Joyce: That's right. It's also how I ended up with the CareerJournal (The Wall Street Journal's Executive Career Site) as an advertiser. Actually, they were not sending me traffic, but they had some wonderful articles, and I asked for permission to link to them. I ended up with a relationship with the publisher. He is a really, really nice guy.
When they were looking for ways to expand their marketing, they thought of Job-Hunt, because I was already sending them so much free traffic.
Eric Enge: Right. And, they knew the quality of what they were getting.
Susan Joyce: Yeah, we were very comfortable with each other at that point. So, it's been fabulous networking. I know people literally across the country, and I still have relationships with them. We send each other goofy e-mails occasionally, or I might let them know that I just added a section to Job-Hunt. Or somebody's written a book and, if it's a good book, I write a nice review about it on Amazon. We just help each other out.
Eric Enge: Thanks for taking the time to talk to me today.
Susan Joyce: I enjoyed it. Thank you.
Despite the constant river of new marketing techniques, especially in search marketing, it seems likely that the success stories of the future will likely look more like this one. While many marketers will take advantage of new opportunities, such as those that exist in the blogosphere, or on social media sites, the relationship-building techniques undertaken by Susan Joyce will persevere, and will help companies succeed far into the future.
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The Supreme Court heard oral arguments Wednesday in a case challenging whether the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) means the federal government can deny marriage benefits to same sex couples in states that allow gay marriage. Same-sex couples had reason to be optimistic afterward. Assuming the court can overcome procedural concerns, it looked as if a majority of justices was ready to strike down DOMA.
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Posted on 11/03/2010 8:45:16 AM PDT by Sub-Driver
Inside White House, calls for shake-up
By: Glenn Thrush November 3, 2010 10:30 AM EDT
Some of the calls for a White House shake-up are now coming from inside the building.
Frustrated current and former West Wing staffers, speaking on condition of anonymity, told POLITICO they hoped Tuesday nights humbling losses would persuade President Barack Obama to pursue a much more sweeping fix than just the natural post-election churn of personnel his administration has insisted will take place.
Many of those changes are already being seriously considered, among them replacing Political Director Patrick Gaspard with a former top aide to Rahm Emanuel; replacing Deputy Chief of Staff Jim Messina, who is expected to move to Obamas 2012 campaign, with Legislative Affairs Director Phil Schiliro; and possibly giving White House energy czar Carol Browner expanded policy responsibilities.
But if Obamas critics are focusing on his agenda and messaging, many on his own team are urging him to address what they see as a major organizational flaw: an amorphous, ill-defined chain of command in the West Wing that concentrates too much power in too few hands, hampering efficiency, accountability and communication.
If theres still only five, 10 people making decisions, then we havent learned our lesson from Tuesday, said one aide, who believes the problem starts with Obamas insistence on giving his senior advisers, Valerie Jarrett and David Axelrod, broadly sketched responsibilities.
But the issue isnt confined to the upper levels. Several Obama insiders pointed to a surplus of West Wingers who spin out ideas by the bushel and a shortage of seasoned middle managers to execute and sell them.
Theyve been here for two years; they need a more grown-up system, one former administration official said. Theyve gone too horizontal.
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I'm sorry, but stupid is as stupid does, and will continue to do - ad infinitum. I said it before and I will say it, again - Affirmative Action personified.
Yada, yada. We need a shake up and kick out in the White Hut.
I'd say it's time to 'fire the coach'.
Wow, they really are living in a bunker...they think THAT's the problem.....
...rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic.
The 'rats still have plenty of hope with the elections of Juan, Boxer, Coons, Frank, Reid, etc.
No matter how many times they rearrange the people, American will not accept socialism.
They are still lying about what they want. (Socialism)
They still think they can implement sociaklism if they have to thright people to do it.
Healh care bill was step one of destroying all us health care compaines in the US, so as to instill governemtn health care.
Why don't you all just quit.
For the ideological inflexibles that now occupy the White House, compromise is not possible. There are only two options for the near future: gridlock, or resignation. If the remaining Democrats on Capitol Hill had any gumption, they would, like the Republican minority in 1974, march down Pennsylvania Avenue and demand that the President representing their party resign.
Obama has become Nixon redux.
His trip to India next week, with his entourage and sycophants in tow, is the prelude to setting up of a government in exile.
Make it so.
Made me want to vomit to read that, knowing that he will run again & win.
Any progress that is made by our House majority, HE will take credit for in 2012 & the sheeple will adore him once again & put him back in for another 4 years.
Alot of us won't be around to see that, once the Deathcare kicks in, so why worry about it!
The Hope and Change mask is off.
2012 will not be the 2008 freak show redux. Billary smells blood and revenge.
When the boss is insane, a change in staff will not lead to success.
Wonder how Obozo will get the hundreds of new "progressives" that will require?
Akin to convincing rats to swim TO a sinking ship.
...and he never will. Narcissists can't "get" that their actions and attitudes are the problem. It's beyond their ability to contemplate.
I think that the staff is resigning because being aroudn an insane boss isn't pleasant or safe.
I think that Obama should be going ot Haiti, he would be an aboslute HIT there with the natives. And he would be givne the same level of deference that he gets now from heads of state.
A force of 3,000 is more like an invasion...
hillary and the bill will unleash some scandals on them next and it'll be go to the matresses time
On the bright side, now that AA has peaked and all the racism garbage, it can only go one way, down down down. And I'm thankful I am going to be able to watch it happen.
The shake up should start at the top. Obama should resign.
I think that once Billary starts on them, Obama will be going to a padded room.
He'll have to be frogmarched out by the Marines and National Guard; he won't leave willingly and I thank God we are't Germany where they had ot be bombed in Dresden to get rid of Hitler.
he'll go to India, that's 10 days or so, back near Thanksgiving, so he'll take a vacation, then Hawaii for Christmas and New Year's, then the scandals will begin to erupt
Yes indeed. Let's roll this turd in sprinkles..
Obama couldn't manage to smell a taco fart in an elevator. He is just that incompetent.
yep, "going to the mattresses"
If he tries to set up his own government in India, he will likely end up shot. The governments there don't fool around when it comes to others setting up their own rival factions and for Obama to try to set up his own 'government in exile' would likely result in a sticky diplomatic situtation wiht the legitimate US government. Knowing Eastern pragmatism, Obama and his loony 'court' would be rounded up and shot.
Am I the only one who thinks this?
I see now. I wonder how Michelle will handle losing her perks and staff and privilege of First Lady.
"and possibly giving White House energy czar Carol Browner expanded policy responsibilities."
This doesn't bode well....Obama is getting ready to push Cap n Trade through the regulatory train. The pubs need to bring Browner to the investigation table right off the bat. She needs to be stopped ASAP....along with Cass Sustein.
Yep. And Bill and Hillary and the dems will blame the Republicans for airing the scandals which will have the royal couple's fingerprints all over them.
First he'll be going to his homeland, Indonesia where he's scheduled to visit a mosque, for old times sake, no doubt...
Toxic combination...insanity, inexperience, insularity, intransigence.
He's not going to set up a "government in exile." As a narcissist, he's going to petulantly "stay away" for a week or so. Then he will come home expecting that all us peasants will fall to the ground and praise Allah that his True Prophet has returned to save us.
Or so he thinks...
An interesting write up -read the last part on Obama here.
if he comes back, he'll return to a place that has rejected him wholesale. He won't be able to cope seeing someone else in the White House. He might get a fabulous career on Hollywood though, the land of fruits/nuts/flakes. He'll be safe there, in the fringes with the rest of the deviants.
Every little coward "runs home to mama", so he's running off to his people
Defund the Czars!
I wonder what it will be like for him, facing Congress and the nation during his State of the Union speech. Ratings will be massive for watching this. He'll have to explain himself, he'll have to explain in detail his plans/solutions (haha), and then all in front of a hostile nation and Congress.
Where are the missing strawberries?
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MoS Charlotte attended the FABULOUS wedding of a very stylish college friend in Connecticut this past weekend (more on that to come later). The groom's family is from Sri Lanka, so many of his friends and family members were dressed in traditional saris at the wedding. I haven't been able to stop thinking about how beautiful and stylish the saris were. The colors were so vivid, the silk fabric so luxurious, the detail and beadwork so extravagant. It was definitely a style inspiration!
The colors of these traditional saris are just stunning!
And the jewelry the women wore was breathtaking! We absolutely love the colorful stacks of bangles and the vivid jemstones in these pieces!
How pretty are these gold peacock bangles?! We love the intricate etched pattern and the blue birdies!
This stack of gold bangles adds fabulous style to any look!
How beautiful is this amethyst and diamond ring?!
18kt Kala Ring from Taj Taj Jewelers, $1,050
And the sapphires and emeralds accenting this ring are just beautiful!
18kt Lucknow Ring from Taj Taj Jewelers, $1,050
This necklace is our favorite! All the colors of the rainbow! It's like a candy necklace but so much better!
Isn't this turquoise journal from John Robshaw so adorable?!
Or this paperweight from Iomoi?! We love the pattern and colors! We would love to see bedding in this pattern in a bright and airy room with dark wood furniture!
Pink and White Paperweight
And of course, elephants are our favorite! This adorable iomoi pattern graced the out-of-town guest bags at the wedding!
Ling the Elephant Paperweight
We are loving textiles inspired by elegant saris!
This turquoise and cream beaded tablecloth is so beautiful! We loved the intricate flowers and scalloped edges.
How pretty are these metallic throw pillows from John Robshaw?! So gorgeous on any sofa or bed (sorry, Nick).
John Robshaw Sierra Metallic Pillow, $50
John Robshaw Diggi Maharani Bolster Pillow, $70
John Robshaw Poppy Metallic Pillow, $64
Pink Sari Beaded Pillows, ebay, $44
Turquoise Sari Floor Pillow, $41
How pretty is this bedroom from John Robshaw?
We are in love with this painted settee covered in Dzhambul from Brunchwig & Fils. This would look so gorgeous in an entry hall and could easily mix well into any room.
Check out the beautiful carved headboard in Bunny Williams' bedroom. This look is definitely inspired by southern Asia without being too over-the-top. We like the use of neutral colors to keep the room balanced and not too "themed."


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i really love this new slam crits up to 750k with crappy 535 weap vs Boss Dummy ....
i really love this new slam crits up to 750k with crappy 535 weap vs Boss Dummy ....
This is what I am aiming for, kill garosh take 2h heirloom and go destroy the world ;s
This is the main problem now. There's no reason to use Overpower. They need to remove the Rage cost from Overpower or make it miniscule if they're going to keep the Slam buff
I hate Slam. They should've never buffed it in the first place. All they should've done was just buff Seasoned Soldier by 5-10% and make Colossus Smash ignore 60% armor on player targets. Arms Fixed.
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Don't worry about Rogues. They've already received across the board buffs to all specs. Never seen that shit before.
Besides, Sub has more control and utility than Warriors. It would be better for Warriors to have more damage over Rogues. Prior to the Rogue buffs I would've agreed with you but I can't anymore.
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The only time I'm going to use OP is when I have Die By The Sword up. Probably the only idiot who uses that Glyph.
I'm just exaggerating though. I'll use Overpower but its basically going to swap "roles" with Slam. Before 5.4 I would just use MS on cool down and spam overpower while using Slam only if everything was on cool down. It was basically just a filler button that was only used during Reck/Avatar phase. I know this isn't optimal in pve, but in pvp it was definately the best way to go about things. Slam wasted too many gcds that could've been used on Hamstring or any other utility ability. The only reason they took hamstring off the GCD is because they're buffing Slam to make it less of a burden to use it in pvp.
Now with 5.4 ptr I'm hardly using Overpower. I actually feel more "gcd" locked because of the high cost in rage of Slam. I've been abusing Bull Rush glyph and even Berserker Stance/Defensive Stance swapping if I get caught into a fight where two people are attacking me. It's kinda frustrating but the damage is out of control.
Idk wait and see I guess. Hopefully they make Overpower something that I want to hit. Feels good with that .5 gcd time. Fuck Slam and its slow ass 1.5 gcd timer.
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Just a quick correction, its 1.0 gcd actually, not .5 gcd.
But yeah that is actually one of my main reasons why i hate slam, and the fact that the rage cost has an insane rage cost (especially when we are forced to stay defensive stance), even in pve i actually find rage to be a HUGE problem and the fact that now cleave and heroic strike and overpower are just 100% WORTHLESS (well, maybe overpower as some uses).
Overpower does hit like a WET noodle (err crit), i wish overpower was just as useful as it was back in wotlk and cata, but now its a wet noodle ability with a rage cost of 10, sounds like nothing but the fact that we have expensive stuff to use (execute/slam/sweeping strikes) just isn't worth using at all. Even with the additional effects to overpower (.5 reduce cd on MS per cast) just doesn't help that much any more, we need less 1.5 gcds if we want to pull something off or we need better rage regen, i am always RAGE STARVED!!
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Got some rage problem in pve? go get t16 2p, reforge for mastery and some crit around 30% and non stop CS guaranteed.
Having played around a bit on the ptr with arms I actually really thought that it couldn't be worse but I was wrong.
Rage cost is just too damn high for Arms shitty rage generation, both PvE and PvP. If they now reduce OP to take 5 rage that could sort it a bit but atm its pretty bad in PvP, you decide between OK burst and OK sustained. Almost all other classes have OK sustained while they prepare for OK burst, we dont. They seem to want us stancedance, but thats not really an option when you cant switch back to defensive while CCd.
God I hate Arms. If I'm forced to go Arms for 5.4, I will cut a bitch.


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let me chime my two cents in here s10again as i have built a few v8 s10s if your looking for a mean sounding quick truck thatll give several factory performance cars a run for their money keep the motor you got save your cash and turn that planned 355 into a 383 look around for deals on parts ebay is a good tool if you know what yor looking for just be careful its easy to get screwed do your research and find out what parts compliment each other if you want power down low build the whole engine that way. short wb s10s are a blast with a healthy v8 especially if you devote some of your budget to the suspension, but if you just want a truck with a nice rumble and a little grunt 305s can be built to an extent but your very limited because of bore size i dont even think your vortecs will work i believ youll have major valve clearance issues someone correct me if im wrong anyway i guess it all depends on how fast you want to go................happy rodding!!!
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Hey Superdime, just a quick question...I too have a s-series truck. Which do you feel works better ..a 4 link rear? or ladder bar suspension? Just not sure with the light rear ends these have which would allow it to hook better.
snake bit it all depends on how your gonna drive the truck if you wanna drag it and thats it ladder bars are the way to go move all the weight you can to the rear, battery(s) radiator etc and move the engine back as far as posslble and you will be surprised what these trucks can do even with modest horsepower if they can hook an are weighted right 9s and wheelies are not that far fetched now if your gonna do any cornering you have to go 4 link ladders will bind another way which is what i had on my current tuck are slide-a-links or brand name cal-tracs its like mixing leaf springs and a 4-link they even provide anti-squat adjustment and handle corners nicely plus they are easier to install and cheaper than a 4-link and hook beautifuly
sorry long answer short drags=ladder bars just all around hotrodding triangulated 4link if u got the cash cal-tracs if you dont i can get a bit long winded still not used to the forum thing yet
Superdime, thanks, I use it for 1/4 mile now. Best time of 10.16 without the NOS...but no consistency due to tire spin. Have a line on a 12 bolt with ladder bar set up and strange axles. Ladder bars with it for $1000.00. Thought thats how I'd go. Just need to get the coilovers and the crossmember for it. Appreciate your thoughts on this...confirmed what I was leaning towards. Want to put her in the mid 9's with the bottle this summer.
with that set up 9s should be easy
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s-10again, Check out this Summit Racing camshaft kit. The basic operating range is 1600-5200 which would be good for the 305 ci. http://www.summitracing.com/parts/su...make/chevrolet
LR-1 2000-6200 .415 .000 264° 224° 107° HYDRAULIC .415 .000 264° 224 a cam like this has a choppy idle, could change a few specs,just a ball park idea the cam CDminter recommends is more practical but will idle smooth |
Mathematically it isn't that hard to figure what it would take to run a 9 second 3200lb truck.......well really not that hard for a mid 10 second truck either.We have done it for yrs but with a dedicated race 9.90 cars.
But neither of you S10 guys said anything about a roll bar...................... So as the saying goes: Of time slips and trucks Oh: One more thing.If you listen and do what Vinnie,AP,CD,Tech,and a whole slew of guys tell you what to do,then you will learn and benefit from them.They have been there and know.Us,more yrs in 9.90 racing than I would want to admit to,with a national win which most can't claim in their whole career.I have seen 305's run strong on Thirdgen.com and many are well developed turbo cars.But for the most part the S10's fall out of competition after 10.90. Don't forget the pix's of the roll bar in that mid 10 second truck.................... |
if your that interested you can watch my photo journal for when i build mine your partially right these trucks arent extemely quick if you dont get the weight in the right place BUT when weighted properly 9s are very attainable though i claim nothing of the sort for my truck but ive seen it done several times i think weve drifted off topic tho s10again i agree with what was alread sid if your 305 neds a freshen up do a basic rebuild and then save your money for whatever you truely want from your truck start buying parts now and by next tax time you could have a hot rod if everyone will allow me to call them that
You have a 9.90 class car? That really dont give you a reason to talk down to these new kids. These kids are the future of the hobby. So you have Wally? That is something to be proud of as those are hard to get. Congratulations! No doubt the 9.90 cars are cool BUT so does 10K other racers. Really not a reason to put yourself up on a high chair. Now if your running in the Top Comp class.. Those guys are making big power. But still not a reason to trash these young kids. If you can help the kid then great. If not why post just to beat your chest? |
Frankly some of the fondest memories I have was early on in my racing career when I raced heavy E.T. for three yrs in a Dodge Dart sport 340.As I got accustom to the car,I can remember nights when that car and me became one.I a zone so to speak.It was a donator in the class where I was consistently in the top 4 at three tracks.
What gets me typing is the cam companies selling cams based on what they "sound" like.I think that has undermined the performance industry and hot rodding in general because those cams generally don't mean anything and if misapplied actually can mean alot less.They are selling a mind game. We all pretty much know about cam comparability and compression ratios. Both of those guys have been effectively advised what to do.The choice is theirs. Now..............how about those pixs of roll bars,time slips,and the trucks................ |
I get why the cam guys build these thumper cams. A lot of people just want the sound and really dont care how fast it is. Is it my thing? No. But if it make's the car owner happy I'm all for it as It's supporting our hobby. Just as you could care less of a S10 Truck and trash on it because he dont have Roll Bars.. They could careless for your 9.90 car. To them they're car is just as important to them as your OMG 990 car is to you. |
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text: Three New Mysterious Pokémon Discovered In X & YPatricia Hernandez11/01/13 1:30pmFiled to: PokemonPokemon X & YHacksLeaksNintendo3DSNIntendo 3DSKotaku Core33225EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalinkThe hacking community has been busy lately, with news breaking on the 26th of October that some people managed to decrypt the special Pokémon files that make up X & Y. Since then, curious Pokémon pictures are circulating of Pokémon that are not actually currently available in X & Y.AdvertisementThe question on a lot of people's mind right now is, are these real? Kotaku can confirm that this is indeed the case. If you don't want to be spoiled on what these Pokémon are, I suggest you stop reading now!Here is a picture of the three mysterious new Pokémon—Diancie, Volcanion and Hoopa:A Kotaku source who is responsible for these images was able to prove their veracity to me by providing an additional screenshot that contained the Pokedex entry for Diancie, a rock/fairy type Pokémon. The source declined from letting me show you the image, but the game classifies Diancie as a 'Jewel Pokemon.' Its Pokedex entry is as follows:AdvertisementIt can instantly create many diamonds by compressing the carbon in the air between its hands.The source says all three of these Pokémon, although not accessible through normal means, were already in the game. In order to access them, he had to "patch the game's data on the fly," allowing the hacker to come across new, previously unannounced Pokémon via random encounters.The existence of these Pokémon was rumored before the hacks, as popular Pokémon news website Serebii had published pages mentioning all three. Kotaku reached out to Serebii, who told us that they uploaded the information about the new Pokémon to their site, but it was meant to be hidden from public view until Nintendo publicly announced the Pokémon. Somehow, the pages containing the new information became public last week. However, Serebii quickly took the pages down. A Serebii webmaster told me that they were willing to remove their listings of the new Pokémon because earlier run-ins with the gaming giant nearly shut the site down. AdvertisementSponsored"Back in 2010, [we] reposted images of the entire Pokémon roster which turned out to be from an alpha build. Nintendo was unhappy with that and sent a cease and desist that almost resulted in [the] site getting shut down. Since then, [we] have been so unbelievably skittish in regards to posting leaks," a Serebii webmaster said. We have contacted Nintendo to ask both about the hacking and newly-discovered Pokémon, as well as about the cease and desist against Serebii. UPDATE: The Pokemon Company tells Kotaku that they have "nothing to report at this time." (The old Serebii pages, before they were brought down. Images via Smogon user zferolie.)Kotaku cannot confirm if these new Pokémon are legendary Pokémon, but the popular assumption at the moment is that they are, at the very least, 'event Pokémon.' Event Pokémon are special Pokémon that Nintendo distributes at promotional events, like film releases. Event Pokémon are not attainable through normal means, just like these three new Pokémon. And, although not always the case, historically, most event Pokemon are legendary Pokémon.AdvertisementIt's worth noting that a few other images have started circulating recently, of other newly-found Pokémon—such as Mega Latios and Latias, new colors of Vivillion, and the special Pokémon belonging to a key character in the story. It's possible that the three event Pokémon found recently are not the only new Pokémon hidden in the game's code.EDIT: here is a picture, courtesy of Reddit:The other big elephant in the room about this news is the fear that the Global Trading System used to transfer Pokémon between trainers is now full of 'fake' hacked Pokémon somehow injected into the game via dubious means—as this was a huge problem in previous generations. However, as of this writing, hackers have not actually found the means to inject Pokémon back into the game from a PC.The Kotaku source responsible for finding the new Pokémon in the game also says they "suspect Nintendo put some checks in place to make sure the Pokémon are valid." This hunch is compounded by the fact that earlier this year, when Pokémon Bank was announced, The Pokemon Company warned players that any Pokemon created through illegal means could not be uploaded to their servers. And in case you're wondering: those people asking for Diancie, Hoopa and Volcanion for trading on GTS can do so because X & Y allow you to insert the names of anything you'd like. Try it out. Kinja is in read-only mode. We are working to restore service.


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By: Jayson Derrick
BlackBerry (NASDAQ:BBRY) is becoming one of the most talked about stocks these days in an interesting battle of passionate bulls versus bears. Both sides present compelling arguments, while consumers continue debating if the brand new Z10 and Q10 phones are winners, or will they continue BlackBerry's unfortunate past history of releasing sub-par phones.
Bull take
Bulls are focusing on five key points to justify a run-up in BlackBerry's stock.
- The company indicated sell-through is 40% above its projections with one partner ordering 1 million units.
- Several larger retailers have confirmed strong Z10 demand.
- The Z10 is number 5 on Carphone Warehouse's top 10 monthly phones in the U.K.
- India sold out in two days.
- The German government placed an order for 5,000 phones.
Bear take
Bears are pointing out that the largest and most important market, the United States is a concern. The U.S. represents around 20% of total subscriber base, and early checks of pre-orders at AT&T (NYSE:T) indicates that consumer interest is lacking compared with Canada and the U.K. Also working against BlackBerry is the fact that Sprint (NYSE:S) will not be carrying the Z10. The timing is also awful as the much larger, and popular Samsung will be releasing its GS4 phone very soon. The GS3, a very popular phone is likely to see a price cut and this is the largest hurdle for BlackBerry.
My take
As a former BlackBerry user, I won't be returning back despite being a loyal user for the previous five years before switching to an iPhone in late 2012. It is estimated that 45% of Z10 buyers are coming from iPhone or Android, and any of these users who place a large emphasis on apps is likely to be disappointed. The large number of "coming soon" apps that are easily available on other platforms is an annoyance that can prove to be a negative for the BlackBerry.
It is really difficult to quantify consumer and enterprise demand for BlackBerry 10 beyond the loyalists who will stick by the company through thick and thin. BlackBerry has lost significant market share throughout the past few years, which will be difficult to recapture. One way the company can regain customers is through its enterprise operations. The company's enterprise users have been more resilient to change versus the consumer segment. Competition has increased over the past few years and the trend toward BYOD (bring your own device) has allowed enterprise users to use their personal iPhones and Androids, something that did not exist a few years ago. There is a lot of enterprise demand for the new BB10 and BES10 software, from employees and IT departments looking to upgrade their devices. BB10 supports Microsoft ActiveSync, which can target the less security conscious enterprises, a move that can increase BlackBerry's market share and capture new markets. By supporting Microsoft ActiveSync, BB10 permits connection to enterprise email without the requirement of a BlackBerry Enterprise Server.
A name change from Research in Motion to BlackBerry signifies a change in image, and a subtle admission to the failures of the past and a desire to move forward. The company is just a few weeks into the worldwide product launch and it is still too early to gauge BlackBerry's performance. Investors must wait until quarterly earnings on March 28, to get the first official glance at the success or failure of the new phones.
Best-case scenario
An upside/best-case scenario assumes much better than expected sales from the consumer market in all markets worldwide, slower legacy BlackBerry declines, upsell of value-added enterprise and consumer services, greater enterprise resiliency, and improved operational performance driving higher margins. BlackBerry makes its popular BBM chat system available on other platforms a clear winning move for the enterprise market, while consumer market sales continue to surprise in all markets worldwide. The strongest bearish BlackBerry analyst takes a second look at the company and changes guidance to a more favorable one.
Under this scenario, revenue for 2013 can grow in the 20-25% range to $15.04 billion with margins of 0.4% driving EPS to the $0.10-$0.15 range. 2014 will bring further growth and if the company continues the momentum, EPS can grow to $1 a share if not more. This is a somewhat believable and possible scenario, and if this is achieved the stock can see share prices at the very least double in price.
Neutral case
Under a neutral case scenario, BlackBerry sees better-than-expected sales that slightly beat (or match) the street's consensus. Product reviews are generally positive, but BlackBerry just can't keep up against Samsung's new GS4. BlackBerry will spend over $2 billion in sales and marketing in 2013 to advertise the new platform resulting in moderate success.
Revenue can grow 1% to $12.22 billion but EPS will be in the negative at around $-0.75. The company can improve EPS in 2014 in the range of $0.04-$0.10. The stock should see a decent appreciation to new 52-week highs, as the company has improved the business and outlook.
Worst case
Worst case, the BlackBerry is a failure, like several of its previous releases. The phone is not living up to expectations, and an aggressive sales push by competitors especially Samsung kills any momentum BlackBerry once had. Sales are low in all key markets, and a failure in the United States.
Revenue will decline to $10 billion and EPS will worsen from current figures. The stock will drop to new 52-week lows, and BlackBerry will be an attractive takeover target as its assets, technology and proprietary knowledge still have value and interest for another firm to acquire.
On the consumer front, I am not yet convinced that the phone can live up to the hype. The lack of apps such as Netflix, Skype, Instagram might foreshadow the possibility of low sales growth. In a recent article, I blasted BlackBerry for disappointing customers and shareholders since 2008 and I would need to see a very positive quarterly result at the end of March before changing my views. I already indicated that this is a possibility, but until that confirmation, I see no reason for investors to rush in and buy the stock.
Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seeking Alpha). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.


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Kings-Blues Playoff Series Schedule Announced
by Staff Writer / Los Angeles KingsLOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles Kings' first round NHL Stanley Cup Playoff series versus the St. Louis Blues is as follows, the Kings and the National Hockey League announced tonight. The Kings are the fifth seed in the Western Conference.
Game 1 Kings at St. Louis Tuesday, April 30 5:00 p.m. (PT)
Game 2 Kings at St. Louis Thursday, May 2 6:30 p.m. (PT)
Game 3 St. Louis at Kings Saturday, May 4 7:00 p.m.
Game 4 St. Louis at Kings Monday, May 6 7:00 p.m.
Game 5 * Kings at St. Louis Wednesday, May 8 TBD
Game 6 * St. Louis at Kings Friday, May 10 TBD
Game 7 * Kings at St. Louis Monday, May 13 TBD
* = if necessary
The Kings will announce the club's local FOX Sports West broadcast schedule once confirmed. Kings playoff games on the radio will be heard on flagship station KTLK AM 1150 and along the Kings Radio Network. Here is the national TV schedule, per the NHL:
Game 1 CNBC, CBC
Game 2 CNBC, CBC
Game 3 NBC Sports Network, CBC
Game 4 NBC Sports Network, CBC
Game 5 CBC
Game 6 CBC
Game 7 CBC
The Kings are currently in St. Louis. The Kings communications department will distribute our General Media Playoff Information procedural guidelines tomorrow along with the club's electronic version and a printed version of their 2013 Postseason Media Guide.
The Kings, the defending Stanley Cup Champions, met the Blues in the second round of the playoffs last year and won all four games. Overall the Kings have won eight straight games against the Blues including three contests this season.
Below are some additional club notes as the Kings head into the postseason for the fourth consecutive season:
. The Kings finished the season with 59 points and a .615 pts pct (fifth best winning percentage in club history).
. The Kings finished with 39 points at home and an .813 pts pct (best home winning percentage in club history).
. The Kings went 24-11-3 in their final 38 games (since February 11).
. The Kings ended the regular season with seven straight wins at home.
. Jonathan Quick finished going 5-1-1 in his final seven games (1.94 GAA and .927 spct).
. Anze Kopitar finished as the team's leading scorer for the sixth straight season (the only other King to lead team in scoring six straight years was Marcel Dionne -- eight straight years from 1975-76 through 1982-83).
Tickets for Kings playoff games at STAPLES Center went on sale to the general public on Friday. Info Available HERE.


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Our First Twenty-Five Years!
Hundreds have prayed with expectant faith that this monastery would come to reality. Hundreds have donated work. Hundreds have donated financially. The monastery is located in south Texas, close to the Mexican border. We strive to serve all cultures and languages, including the Filipino and Hispanic families within our community.
1986-1989 We lived our monastic life, worked and prayed in the central part of the Diocese of Brownsville, Texas, living in the city of Mercedes and doing our ministry in Weslaco. Sister Luella was a hospital chaplain at Knapp Hospital (she had been in the diocese since 1971). Sister Fran was coordinator of RCIA at St. Pius X Church and also worked in the colonias, or poor Hispanic neighborhoods. Sister Nancy was the Director of Religious Education and retreats, also at St. Pius X. Thanks to Msgr. Louis Brum for taking us on as parish workers!
1988 We discerned that the monastery of our dream was to be in Starr County, the western part of the diocese and an area more isolated. After praying for guidance from the Holy Spirit we moved to Starr County in 1989 to the little ranchito of El Sauz, TX. We knew no one in Starr County but Fr. Eddie Villa, who employed Sisters Luella and Nancy in his parish and missions. We had a number of ministries there over the years: ministry to the elderly, elementary education in Roma, JTPA (helping adults get their GED), youth ministry and retreats in Escobares/Rosita and El Sauz. In El Sauz we leased an old house which had been empty for four years.
1990 We purchased a building in Donna, TX, and moved it to El Sauz to remodel and use as a guesthouse, Casita Santa Maria (Little House of Mary).
1991 Our founding monastery voted that we be granted permission to establish a dependent monastery in the Diocese of Brownsville.
1992 Bishop Enrique San Pedro, SJ (RIP) granted us the status of becoming a dependent monastery of pontifical jurisdiction.
1993 We were gifted with 115 acres from Texaco Oil Co. Ten CEO's from Louisiana flew in on their corporate jet to formally hand the title over to us at a celebration.
1994 We pursued procedures for acquiring an easement to our property.
1996 We started working full-time at the monastery, surrendering our salaried positions and living on Divine Providence, retreat donations and income from our little gift shop of religious items.
Needing more space, we purchased a mobile home which we named Casita Tepeyac, after Tepeyac hill in Mexico where Our Lady of Guadalupe appeared to St. Juan Diego. The mobile home housed our first chapel, with the Blessed Sacrament, where we could pray the Liturgy of the Hours with greater devotion and reverence.
1997 The first group of Benedictine Oblates (lay associates) started formation classes.
2000 We were granted an easement to our "Promised Land." On the feast of St. Joseph, we moved onto our property and the fence line was cleared. Dario Salinas and Balde Escobar began work on the making of a dugout for a pond.
2001 Fr. Jerry Felion, a retired Crookston, MN diocesan priest moved to El Sauz to become our chaplain. He had a little rented house in walking distance from our buildings. A one mile long and 3" water line was laid and many poles were erected for the electricity needed for our upcoming buildings on the "Promised Land."
2002 Our first owned building, Casita Santa Maria, was moved from El Sauz to the "Promised Land" to serve as a multi-purpose building for activities on site.
Earth work began for the monastic residence and renewal center. Five feet of clay had to be removed from under the building sites and replaced with tested caliche and compacted according to specifications.
2003 The monastic residence was started and the Monte Cassino foundation was poured.
2004 We moved the mobile home (Casita Tepeyac) from El Sauz to the "Promised Land." The chaplain's house was completed. We moved into our new monastic residence. Our Sisters in Crookston, Minnesota voted that we could have our own canonical novitiate for our new members. Fr. Jerry Felion moved to his chaplain's residence.
2005 The Fountain of Life Adoration Chapel was completed, to be used especially for the laity of the area.
We began our formation classes in Spanish for our oblate candidates.
2006 In June, construction began of the Monte Cassino Renewal and Conference Center, a future site for use by lay and religious groups. The center takes its name from the original monastery founded by St. Benedict in Cassino, Italy.
2008 This year marked the opening of the Montecassino Renewal Center. Montecassino is the name of the monastery near Rome, Italy, where St. Benedict lived his life and wrote the famous Rule of St. Benedict. Cassino is a town near the monastery. In the old Italian Sabine dialect, Cassino means "gathering place." Its opening is another highpoint of our dreams being fulfilled. Thank you, St. Benedict and our Good Shepherd!
2009 Fr. Jerry, after being our wonderful chaplain for seven years, needed to move to an assisted living residence. Presently he is at Golden Palms, 2101 Treasure Hills Boulevard, Harlingen, Texas 78550-8738 and his phone is: 956-440-8951 He is one happy priest there, offering Mass weekly and receives attention from family and friends. Fr. Jerry helped us to stay well grounded through his availability with us for the Sacraments.
2010 Fr. Larry Wieseler, a diocesan priest of Crookston, Minnesota, joined us as chaplain in April. He serves as chaplain for Starr County Memorial Hospital, visits Starr County Jail inmates, offers Mass at a local nursing home, substitutes for neighboring Priests in their absence, and is available for retreats held here at the monastery. Fr. Larry has spent 20 years in Venezuela and presently accepts donations for the three day care centers that he established for the poorest elderly and children within his parish. We count him a great blessing for the monastery and for our guests!
We have a growing number of retreats and are finding it necessary to provide better housing for those who come. A fund-raising project has begun for $1,800,000. Presently we are providing $50,000 as "seed money". It will have: thirty bedrooms with three beds in a room, a religious goods store, a large activity room, and a small office. We know that "Unless the Lord builds the house, they labor in vain who build it." Psalm 127:1 We thank the Good Shepherd ahead of time, for nothing shall we want!


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Rosamari McNulty, senior director of human resources and volunteer services for Nathan Adelson Hospice, has joined the board of directors of the Southern Nevada Human Resources Association.
McNulty has more than 15 years ofexperience in the human resources field, the hospice said in a statement. She served as director of Human Resources for University Health System South, the clinical practice of the University of Nevada School of Medicine. She also served as an adjunct faculty member at the University of Phoenix and as director of Human Resources for Lake Mead Hospital Medical Center.


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Wild beach and no soul. And we see Lyuba a beautiful girl with short red and a little bit curly hair. She is slender and graceful. She wears black top and black thongs. When she comes to hot dessert beach she feels herself like with rebellious spirit. She challenges us removing the top of her black outfit.
We see her beautiful breasts. Now, she decides to take everything. She falls on the hot sand, but does not feel it, because she is hotter than sand. Watching a naked girl, we have thoughts of deserted beaches of some Caribbean islands where pirates are supposed to be. She is like lady pirate but with pretty pussy.


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Music News
Taste of Country Celebrates 1.5 Million Fans on Facebook
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Over 1.5 million fans have made Taste of Country the No. 1 source for country music news. That's how many people 'like' ToC on Facebook, and the population is growing by the thousands each week. In fact, if Taste of Country were a state, we'd be bigger (and with your help) much cooler than 11 states in America!
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