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Property TypeResidential – Single Family
SubdivisionGLENWILD SUB
Listing Date08/11/18
Year Built2008
Lot Size0.33 Acres
Parking1 Car Garage, 2 Car Garage
Property Description
Minutes to the base of the Breckenridge Ski Resort, this outstanding mountain home offers comfort & convenience from top to bottom. Massive wood beams & soaring stone fireplace accent the grand living area & gourmet kitchen. Outdoor spaces are offered on each level, including a remodeled deck with custom stone grill & fire pit. Enjoy a main floor master, en-suite bedrooms, & lock-off with separate garage. Entertain with a movie theater, sauna, wet bar, hot tub, pool table & smart technology.
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About Breckenridge
Victorian, family-oriented, and breathtaking natural beauty describe the classic Colorado ski town of Breckenridge. Enjoy countless outdoor activities, in both winter and summer, because Breckenridge averages over 300 days of sun each year and over 300 inches of snow each winter! With over one-million skier visits last year, Breckenridge is one of the most popular winter resorts in the country. Highlights include Breckenridge's historic main street, thrilling terrain parks, boutique restaurants and shops, and the Riverwalk Center. Throughout the year, cultural events like the Breckenridge Film Festival, the Backstage Theatre, weekend farmers markets and art festivals will entertain you. Quaint streets feature fine dining and endless shopping opportunities. With an array of ski-in/ski-out housing opportunities, you can throw open your front door and go. The resort ski runs come right down into town, so you can even ski home for lunch! A perfect mountain town!
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Using the Shoping Directories and Retailers
Finding The Shopping Directories
The following directories are probably the most important shopping directories
that you will want to research. Go to each one and try to find information
about signing up and uploading your data. In some cases the process
is simple - the directory wants you to join, so you find a link that
sys something like sell on our site, or Merchant info. Sometimes you
have to dig a little deeper because the information is not clearly visible
· Google Catalog: catalogs.google.com
· Froogle: www.froggle.com
· Yahoo! Shopping: shopping.yahoo.com
· Shopping.com: www.shopping.com
· PriceGrabber.com: www.pricegrabber.com
· Bizrate: www.bizrate.com
· Nextag: www.nextag.com
Most of these systems expect you to pay if you want to play - generally
you pay each time someone clicks a link to your site. Some let you list
your products, and receive traffic at no cost.
· Free: You have no direct control over your position, but you
don't have to pay for any traffic you get from the site. Google and
froogle catalogue are of this type.
· Pay Per Click, fixed Fee: Yahoo! Shopping is of the type. You
don't have any control over position because there is no bidding.
· Pay Per Click Bidding: Most of the other systems charge per
click, but have bidding systems that help determine your position on
search results pages.
What will you pay for Pay Per click Systems?
· In most cases, PPC systems don't charge a listing fee.
· You have to begin by funding your account.
· You pay each time someone clicks your link. Click vary in place,,
generally from ten cent up.
· In systems that accept bids, there's minimum click rate but
the actual rate is dependent on how many people are bidding and their
pain threshold; in some cases, clicks could even cost several dollars.
· You may be charged other fees, such as a fee to place a store
logo next to your listing.
Google Catalogs
A very simple one. If your company publishes a catalog of some kind,
get it to google catalogs right away. Visit catalogs.google.com and
click the info for catalog vendors link. The page that appears provides
the address to which you should send your catalog. Simply add this address
to your subscriber list so google Catalogs gets the next edition; drop
a copy of the current edition in the mail; and then email google letting
it know. Google claims to scan every catalog it receives within a few
days. It also OCRs them; that's a new verb derived from Optical Character
Recognition. This means the text in the catalog is converted from images
to computer text that can be searched. Click a catalog, and you are
inside that catalog. One more click, and you are reading a catalog page.
The controls at the top let you move through the catalog page by page,
or you can search for a particular word. At the time of sriting, Google
Catalog is in beta. It's not on the main Google site, Though for a while
in the summer of 2003 it was incorporated into Amazon.com. You may see
more of Google Catalogs - certainly on the main google site and perhaps
elsewhere. One theory for why google catalogs has been in beta for a
couple of years is that it may be merely a way for google to test OCR
on a large scale for various other purposes. Getting into google Catalogue
is so cheap and easy, Though, that you might as well do it.
Froogle is google's product directory, and late in 2003, the Google
folks began to incorporate the main google site. They have added a Shopping?
Try link onto the main page and are also experimenting with providing
Froogle results and links to Froggle results on some search results
pages. Getting into froogle is easy. Although the instructions say that
froogle will take five to ten days to respond, it will probably send
you instructions within minutes of signing up. The system is entirely
free. Froogle displays products in search results and channels traffic
to your site at no cost whatsoever. Working with froggle is also simple.
You have to submit a datafeed file - a simple text file containing the
product data, but froggle doesn't display a lot of information about
each product. It doesn't require much information from you; a link to
the information page on your site, a link to an image of the product
, the name and description , a price, and a category.
Yahoo! Shopping
You can get Yahoo! Shopping two ways. You can either use Yahoo! Shopping
cart system - Yahoo! Store as your site e-commerce system, or you can
buy your way in. You are paying either way:
· If you use Yahoo! Shopping cart, you pay the monthly fee and
a small commission on each sale that is derived from Yahoo! Shopping.
· If you don't use the Yahoo! Shopping cart, you have to pay
a per click charge each time someone clicks a link to your site.
Yahoo! Shopping works a little differently from froogle. Yahoo! Does
a product search, rather than a merchant search. While Froogle provides
lots of individual matches from individual merchants, yahoo! Finds the
product and then, when you click the link to the product page, finds
merchants that sell the product. The all costs depends on the product
category. Unlike some systems, Yahoo! Charges a fixed a fee per click
that varies among categories; other system charge a fee that is dependent
on bidding, like the PPC systems.
Shopping.com is also a pretty important shopping directory. It also
charges by the click, and each category at a minimum rate. E.g. the
following list shows a few minimum CPCs.
Books $0.05
Cables and Connectors $0.10
Computers $0.30
Drive Cases $0.10
Furniture $0.05
Remember, these are the minimums; your mileage may vary. Unlike with
Froogle and Yahoo! Shopping, the higher your bid in a system such as
shopping.com, the higher you'll initially appear on the product page.
However, at shopping.com, a site visitor can sort the product page by
price, store name and store rating, so as soon as a visitor sorts the
page, most of the benefit of the higher bid price is lost. Bids are
placed per category, by the way not per product. As with most shopping
directories, you can provide a datafeed file to Shopping.com. But it
also has another service, by which it grabs the information from your
website for you. This costs $75 to set up and $50 per month fee, but
the directory will crawl your web site every day. Shopping .com was
formed by a merger of Dealtime and Epinions, the most popular product-comparison
sites on the Web. Two separate sites, Shopping.com and epinions.com,
now exist; Getting into shopping.com gets you into both sites.
PriceGrabber and PrecioMania
PriceGrabber and its Spanish language hermano PrecioMania claim to send
over a billion dollars in customer referrals each month. Pricegrabber
is a significant shopping directory in its own right because it feeds
data to various other shopping directories. This system works tw ways.
You can pay per click for traffic sent to your web site, as with most
of the other shopping directories, or you can use the PriceGrabber Storefronts
system and let PriceGrabber take the order and send the information
to you to shop the product.
Bizrate is another popular system/per click site. It charges a minimum
fee per category, typically $0.10 to $0.30, with the actual rate dependent
on bidding. Again merchants with the highest bid are listed first, until
the visitor resorts the list.
Nextag yet another popular site, is also a PPC site with a category
minimum and bidding for position. You don't pay a setup fee, but you
do have to fund your account before you can get started. That's the
norm with all these PPC shopping directories, but Nextag's $250 minimum
to start is a little high. Nextag is one of the few shopping systems
that list not only tangible products but also services. If your business
sells auto insurance or long distance telephone service, you can be
listed at Nextag. You can load data into a web-form system if you have
only a few products. If you have more, you'll want to use a datafeed
file. Nextag will take any datafeed file; if you create one for yahoo!Shopping,
you can use the same one for Nextag, Just send the Yahoo!one to your
Nextag Account manager, and he or she will handle it.
Price Watch
Price Watch is not well known outside of geek circles. Many people in
the computer business use Price Watch to buy their hardware after checking
pricing at the site - the site is limited to computers, and accessories.
This is a crude system that appeals to UNIX geeks in particular. It's
fast and has no graphics on the search page. The Price Watch folks claim
to serve over 200 million pages each month, so if you have products
in their categories, you may want to look into working with them. They
don't necessarily make that easy. Contact them and see if they get back
to you.
PriceScan got off to a good start - it was one of the earliest shopping
or price-comparison directories - but it seems to have been superseded
by the other systems. However, PriceSCAN has one great advantage over
most of them; As with froogle, you can list your products for free.
The directory does sell advertising, but the price comparisons are intended
to be unbiased by fees or PPCs. Email the site at email@example.com
and who know someone even respond.
More Shopping Services
Here is a quick rundown of some other places you can list your products:
· StreetPrices.com: A PPC site that claims to get 200000 visitors
each month, generating $90 million per month in "sales leads".
It takes from $0.45 to 0.55 cents per click,
· iBuyernet.com: Is there anyone home ? Who knows? This site
doesn't seem very interested in signing up new merchants.
· Ask Jeeves Shopping,Dogpile, Metacrawler and PricingCentral.com.
All these systems use PriceGrabber; get in there and you'll in here,
· Lycos Shopping: Uses Bizrate.
· mySimon and Shopper.com: These are important sites, but because
they don't make it easy for the average store owner to work with them.
Owned by CNET these systems don't have the automated feeds set up for
merchants. You need to contact them directly for information about how
you can work with them. They have a variety of programs from simple
PPC text links to featured advertising positions.
· AOL Shopping: A very exclusive property, if you want to work
with AOL Shopping, you have to negotiate directly.
· MSN Shopping: no quite as exclusive as AOL; but if you want
to be in MSN Shopping you still have to negotiate directly.
· Kelkoo: don't forget about shopping directories outside the
United States. Kelkoo is one of the better-known systems in Europe.
Third Party Merchant Sites
It's the one step over the line between being in a search directory
and being sold on another Web site. Many merchants use the aution site
as a way to generate traffic to their Web sites. By placing links in
the ads, you can bring new customers directly to your site, and by carefully
using price reserves, you can ensure that any sales you make through
an auction are not at a loss. Check out the following sites to find
out more about working with third-party retail sites:
· Amazon.com zShops: This is a retail site where people searching
at Amazon may run across your products. See www.zshops.com
· Amazon Marketplace: If you sell the same products Amazon sells,
you can place links to your products from the same pages on which Amazon
sells its products.
· Half.com: Owned by eBay, this is a huge retail products site.
· eBay: This is the world's most popular ecommerce site, with
billions of dollars of products being sold here. www.ebay.com
· Amazon Auctions: It's not amazon's core business, but it's
worth checking out: auctions.amazon.com
· Yahoo! Auctions: did you even know Yahoo! Had auctions? Well
it does, see, auctions.yahoo.com
Creating Data Files
Before you sign up with the shopping directories, you probably need
a data file containing information about your products. This is a simple
text file, though carefully formatted using the correct layout. A datafeed
allows you to quickly upload hundreds, even thousands, of products into
the directories within minutes. Although the datafeed file can be a
simple text file, creating it is a little difficult for some people.
Of course, if you have geeks on your staff, they can handle it for you.
The ideal situation is one in which all your product data is stored
in a database that is managed by capable, knowledgeable people who know
how to export to a text file in the correct format. All you do is give
them the data-file specification from the shopping directory, and they
know exactly what to do.
If you have a large number of products, you may already have your data
in some kind of database format. But you may have to manipulate your
data - clean it up - before you can use it. You should a spreadsheet
program to create your data file. Creating the file in a text editor
is difficult and error prone, especially if you have a lot of products.
Also remember that each shopping directory is a little different, requiring
different information. The spreadsheet file is your source file, from
which you create the various text files as needed. You may already have
a spreadsheet program; Microsoft Excel is hiding on millions of computers
around the world, unknown to their owners. Or you may have Microsoft
Works, which also includes a spreadsheet
Program. Various other database programs are available - Staroffice
and Apple works contain spreadsheets too. You don't need a terribly
complicated program, because the work you do with the file is pretty
simple. However you want to use a program that can have multiple sheets
open at once and allows you to link from a cell in one sheet to a cell
in another. You can also use a database program to manage all this data.
It's just simpler in some ways to use a spreadsheet.
The Data You Need
Take a look at the type of data you are going to need for your data
file. It requires the following data.
Froggle, Google's shopping directory contains the following data
· Product_url: a link to the product page on your web site.
· Name: the name of the product
· Description: a description of the product
· Price: The price
· Image_url: A link to the image file containing a picture of
the product
· Category: The category in which you want to place the product
Each service is different. Here's the data that can be included in
Yahoo1 Shopping.
· Code: An SKU or other kind of identifier
· Product_url: A link to the product page on your web site
· Name:The name of the product
· Price: the Price
· Merchant-category: Your own product category based on how you
categorize products on your site.
· Shopping-category: The Yahoo! Store category under which the
product will be placed
· Description: A description of the product
· Image_url: A link to the image file containing a picture of
the product
· Isbun: if the product is a book, the ISBN number
· Medium: If your products are music or videos, the medium
· Condition: the product's condition.
· Classification: A product type, such as new, overstock, damaged,
returned, refurbished and so on.
· Availability: information about the product's availability
· Ean: The European Number, a number used for barcoding system
· Weight: the weight of the product
· Upc: The Universl Product Code number, another barcoding system
· Manufacturer: The Manufacturer's part number
· Model-no: The product's model number
Only five of these fields are absolutely required. Begin by creating
a spreadsheet file containing all the data you have about your products.
At the very least, include this information:
· Product Name
· Product Description
· Product Price
· Product Category
· A URL pointing to the product's Webpage on your web site.
· A URL pointing to the image file containing a picture of the
product, on your site.
You also want to include any other information - ISBN numbers, SKUs,
EANs, media types and so on.
Formatting Guidelines
Each shopping directory varies slightly, but datafeed tiles typically
conform to the following criteria:
· They are plain text files. That is don't save them in a spreadsheet
or database format; save them in an ASCII text format. Virtually all
spreadsheet programs have a way to save data in such a format.
· The first line in each file contains the header, with each
filed name - product_url, name, description, price and so on.
· Each subsequent line contains information about a single product;
the fields match the headers on the first line.
· The last line of the file may require some kind of marketer,
such as END.
· In most cases, you cant include HTML tags, tabs within fields
, carriage returns, new line characters within fields and so on.
Creating Your Spreadsheet
Each row in the spreadsheet is a product, and each cell in the row -
each field is a different piece of information about the product. Although
the final product will be a text file, you want to save the spreadsheet
file in a normal spreadsheet file format. When you ready to upload data
to a shopping directory, then you save it as a text file.
Getting Those Product URLs
To do this spreadsheet business right, you need the URL, for each product's
Web page. If you don't have many products, this is easy - just copy
and paste from your browser into the spreadsheet. Many companies have
a source data file that they use to import into an e-commerce program.
For this to be useful to you, you have to figure out what page number
the e-commerce program is assigning to each product. E.g. one e-commerce
system creates its URL like this:
Note that the productid number is included in the URL. Every product
page uses more or less the same URL - all that changes is the productid
number. So there's one simple way to deal with this situation. Suppose
you have a data in which you have a product ID or code in one column,
and an empty column waiting for the URL pointing to the product page.
/start by copying the blank URL - a URL without the product ID in it.
Some spreadsheet programs try to convert the URL to an active link,
on you can click to launch a browser. You might want to leave the URL
in that format so later you can teat each link. Next you create a macro
or use a programmable keyboard that will, with a little keystroke, copy
the number in the code field and paste it onto the end of the matching
URL. If you don't have a programmable keyboard, the spreadsheet you
are using may have a built -in macro program that allows you to program
actions onto a single keystroke. Another option is to use a macro program
that you download from a shareware site. If you have only 20 or 30 products,
programmable keyboards and macros don't matter too much. If you have
a few thousand products, it's worth figuring out how to automate keystrokes!
Creating Individual Sheets
After you have all your data in one sheet of the spreadsheet file, you
can create a single sheet for each system to which you plan to upload
data: one for froogle, one for yahoo! Shopping and so on. Each system
requires different information, under different headings and in a different
order. E.g. if you are selling books, Yahoo! Shopping wants pretty much
all the information you have got, including the books' ISBN numbers.
Froggle, on the other hand, doesn't care about the ISBN number. Froggle
provides just a little information - an image, a title, a description
and a price - excepting the searcher to click over to the merchant's
site for more detailed information. So you need to link information
from the original sheet to each individual sheet. You don't want to
actually copy this information. Say that you have five shopping directories
that you are working with, and after you finished everything, you discover
that you made a few mistakes. If you copied the data, you have to go
into each sheet and correct the cells. If you linked between cells,
you can make the change in the original sheet, and the other five update
automatically. Here's how this works in excel. I will assume two sheets
one named Yahoo! and other Yahoo!. And you want to place the information
from the productid column in the original sheet into the Yahoo! Sheet,
under the column named code. Here's how yo9u do it in Microsoft Excel:
· Click the Yahoo! Tab at the bottom of the window to open the
yahoo! Sheet.
· Click cell2 in the code column.
· Press the = key to begin placing a formula into the cell
· Click the original tab at the bottom of the page to open the
original sheet.
· Click cell 2 in the productid column.
· Press Enter: The program jumps back to the cell2 in the code
column of the yahoo! Sheet, places the data from the original sheet
into that cell, and then moves down to the cell below.
· Click cell 2 and then look in the formula box at the top of
the window. See the formula ():=OriginalA2. this means "Use the
data from cell A2 in the sheet name Original. "You haven't copied
the data; rather you are linking to the data, so that if the data in
A2 changes, so will the data in this cell.
· With cell2 in the code column of the yahoo! Sheet selected,
press ctrl+C or choose Edità copy from the main menu to copy
this data into the clipboard.
· Press the down arrow to select the cell below.
· Hold the Shift key and press PgDn multiple times, until the
cursor has selected as many as cells as there are products.
· Press Ctrl+v or choose edit à Paste from the main menu
to paste the formula into all these cells.
· Press the Esc key to stop copy mode.
If you go to the Original sheet and change data in the productid column,
the cells are now linked. Change data in a productid cell, and it changes
in the appropriate code cell, too. Repeat this process for all the columns
you need and for all the different sheets you need, and you are ready
to export your text files.
Creating and Uploading your data files
After you have created your sheets, you can export the text files you
need to give to the shopping directories. Each spreadsheet program works
a little differently. With some programs, you may find an export command,
and in Microsoft excel, you use the save as command. Here is how to
export the text files from Excel:
· Save the spreadsheet file in its original spreadsheet file
format, to make sure that any changes you've made are stored in the
original file.
· Click the tab for the sheet you want to export to a text file.
· Choose file à Save as from the main menu to open the
save as dialog box.
· In the Save as Box, select the appropriate file type from the
Save as Type drop-down menu.
· Provide a filename in the Name field.
· Click OK, and you see a message box saying that you cant save
the entire file: that's okay, all you want to do is save the selected
sheet, so click yes.
· Now you see a message box telling you that some features cant
be saved as text. That's okay. You don't want to save anything fancy,
just text, so click yes.
That's you have saved the file. It's still open in Excel, with the
other sheets, so close this file. If you want to export another text
file, reopen the original spreadsheet file and repeat these steps. After
you have created the text file, you are ready to upload it to the shopping
directory. Each directory works a little differently, so refer to the
directory's instructions. These data files expire. They last only one
month at froogle, e.g. Check each system carefully and remember to upload
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Drinking Game
Take a Drink: anytime a character talks about Roger drinking
Do a Shot: during any of Roger and Gene's fights on set
Take a Drink: for Roger Ebert, may he rest in peace
Community Review
Movie Review
By: Matt Conway (Two Beers) –
It's impossible to deny that effect that Roger Ebert has had not only in film criticism, but film itself. Nearly every film critic and film fan out there can talk about the impact that he had in their writing or general appreciation for film up until his death in April 2013. For me, my general introduction into film criticism was with his show At the Movies, which in a lot of ways made film criticism much more general and easy to understand. As I grew up, reading his reviews became a frequent activity, enjoying the way the Pulitzer Prize winner was able to share his opinion with such ease and confidence.
However, when a biopic was announced so quickly after his death, I became somewhat hesitant towards the idea. For a documentary to come so soon after a famous person's death always leaves me feeling that the film may be an example of hero worship rather than a general view of a person's life. Thankfully, Life Itself captures the ups and downs of Roger Ebert's life, while showing just how special of a man he truly was.
Life Itself follows Roger Ebert through three stages of his life. His early years with the Chicago Sun Times, his era on At the Movies, and the final months of his life before his death.
A Toast
Bringing us the life of the great Roger Ebert is director Steve James. James is one of the best documentarians around, with his film Hoop Dreams topping both Siskel and Ebert's Best Of list in 1994. James incorporates a great sense of style here, with the music establishing an easy-going kind of nature. James also helps in setting a good pace, as this film's nearly two hour running time flies by quickly.
For a documentary, James also does a great job in keeping Ebert's life organized. It's always a challenge to tackle someone's life in a two hour film, but James really manages it perfectly. These events of his life are structured into three acts, with the first being his early years, then his time with Gene Siskel, and finally the months leading up to his death. This organization helps in capturing Ebert's life in a wider perspective.
Perhaps what makes Life Itself work as well as it does is its honesty. Roger Ebert was clearly a one of a kind man, but someone who had his faults for sure. From his trouble with alcoholism to his somewhat arrogant stance at times, Life Itself shows Roger as a rounded person, someone who has their positive traits and their faults. This is necessary for any character piece, as it's hard to really get behind a person if they are depicted as these perfect people, because that makes them impossible to relate with.
As far as documentaries go, Life Itself does a great job of dishing out a lot of information. Most film fans certainly have a basic grasp on Roger Ebert and his personality, but Life Itself presents a great deal of less talked about information. Many aspects like his childhood life and life with his grandchildren I knew very little about going in, but this was information that helped in gathering a better understanding of who Roger Ebert is. The film even talks about how Gene Siskel traveled around the world with Hugh Hefner, which to me was fascinating.
James's biggest achievement as a director is how his film captures Roger Ebert less from the perspecive of Roger Ebert the film critic, but of Roger Ebert the person. The great tagline for the poster "the only thing Roger loved more than movies", represents this film perfectly. Getting an understanding of Roger Ebert as a person is the aspect that I personally wondered the most about going into the documentary, and it works weell, with the film telling how Roger Ebert's life shaped his film reviews and not the other way around.
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For me, Life Itself does spend a bit too much time on Ebert's final months. For a film that celebrates Roger Ebert's life, it was tough seeing him struggle constantly throughout the third act of the film, especially with him being in such poor shape. I understand that it's important to show Ebert's struggle, but some of it felt like overkill to me.
Also, there are some aspects that Life Itself could have covered more. One time period in particular was the era on At the Movies after Gene Siskel's death, and his seven year tenure with Richard Roeper. Surprisingly, Roeper did not have a single mention in the film, and despite how questionable he is as a film critic, was an important part in the show and its future. Other details like Ebert's struggles with writing in his final months and aspects that made his reviews special could have been covered in more detail.
Life Itself is an emotionally involving and informative documentary that should please film fans and non-film fans alike. Most importantly, it captures the heart and passion of Roger Ebert, not only about film, but also life itself .


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There is something so summery and special about key lime pie and this recipe is extremely simple, you won't be sorry if you try it!
This pie is sweet, tart, creamy, and a perfect end to a Summer evening or picnic.
Key Lime Pie, makes one (6-8 servings)
– One pie crust (one cup of graham cracker crumbs, 3 tablespoons of sugar, and 2 tablespoons of melted butter mixed together and pressed in to a pie plate) or…you can cheat and buy a pre-made crust.
– 3 cups of sweetened condensed milk – 1 cup of sour cream – the zest of 5 key limes – the juice of an entire bag of key limes (a little less than one cup)
Preheat your oven to 350
Whisk together your condensed milk, sour cream, lime juice, and lime zest until it's nice and smooth. Pour the prepared mix in to your pie crust and bake for 6-10 minutes until you see very tiny bubbles at the top of your pie. Do not let your pie over bake, it should only stay in the oven long enough to set and shouldn't brown at all. Let your pie cool and place it in the fridge to chill for 4-24 hours before serving.
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Yesterday NAS released the 20th anniversary edition of Illmatic and today we've found out that this year's Tribeca Film Festival will be premiering his documentary about the 1994 historic release.
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During the final hour of the February 7, 2000 broadcast of Monday Night
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violating the TNT broadcasting standards and practices policy with his promo
earlier in the evening where he verbally trashed World Championship Wrestling
and Ric Flair.
"SUSPENDED?! FUCK YOU!" Scott Steiner shouts as he proceeds to pick up and
body slam one of WCW's extremely well-paid but infective security guards in
the backstage hallway of Tulsa, Oklahoma's Convention Center. Steiner, rips
off the sleeveless black Superman t-shirt he was wearing, remaining just in
purple pants.
"Where the fuck is that S&P bitch at!" Steiner shouts as he starts to make
his way to one of the backstage offices and kicks the door open where Miss
Hancock is sitting on a couch with a notepad and pencil, watching Nitro for
anything that violates the high network standards TNT has for its
programming. Miss Hancock is wearing a short black skirt, a black business
suit jacket, white blouse and glasses, with her hair done up in a tight hair-
bun. Miss Hancock casually looks at the very angry and muscular Scott
Steiner, "You got a real problem you fucking cunt if you think you're gonna
suspend me for telling the world the truth out there about Dick Flair and how
this show SUCKS!"
Miss Hancock sets her pen down on her clip board and then proceeds to set the
clip next to her on the couch as she looks up at Scott Steiner, raising an
eyebrow over the rim of her glasses. "May I help you something?" Miss Hancock
asks in a clear, affluent tone.
"You got a hearing problem? Who the fuck do you think you are suspending me!
Big Poppa Pump!" Steiner shouts as he picks up the coffee table that's in
front of the couch and throws it against a wall.
Miss Hancock quickly stands up from the couch and raises her hands up
defensively. "Whoa...whoa...Mr....umm...Steiner..." Miss Hancock says in a
bit nervously. "I am just doing my job...that is all...I am suppose to review
all policy and procedures of the talents and make sure they follow the
guidelines, and if they fail to do so...I report them..." Miss Hancock pauses
and adjusts her glasses with her right hand. "You failed to follow the
standards and practices of WCW and the network, so I reported....your
suspension is on their decision, not mine..."
"Yeah right... you're their little fucking stooge... ya know I've watch your
little stick figured ass... show up as part of the Nitro Slut dancers... then
you show up with those two queers as part of standards and practices..."
Steiner reaches forward and grabs Miss Hancock's left wrist and jerks her
towards himself, "Now just cause those two little fags dumped your stick-
figured ass doesn't not mean you can fuck with a real man! You think I
violated the standards by speaking the truth of this stupid company?! I
haven't event fucking started!" Steiner shouts.
Miss Hancock's beautiful and alluringly seductive eyes widen slightly as she
swallows a bit with nervousness. "Mr. Steiner...I suggest you remove your
hand from me..." Miss Hancock says as Steiner can clearly feeling the tremors
of her wrist against the tight grip of his hand. "I will have to report this
if you fail to stop...."
"Bitch I'm gonna give you something to report!" Steiner says as he starts to
squeeze Miss Hancock's wrist as he forces her to knees, "Take down my pants
like the skinny whore I know you are cause you're gonna learn why you don't
fuck with the big bad booty daddy!"
Miss Hancock opens her mouth in shock as she looks up at Scott Steiner as she
is now on her knees with him tightly holding on to her wrist. "I absolutely
will not do that..." Miss Hancock begins to reply.
"You either do this the hard way... or the really hard way you fucking cunt!"
Steiner shouts as he squeezes Miss Hancock's wrists again.
Miss Hancock pauses for a moment as she looks up at Scott Steiner before she
slowly nods her head. "Ok...I...I'll do it...just let go of my hand...
please..." Miss Hancock says, nervously clearing her throat. Steiner smirks
and he lets go of Miss Hancock's wrist as he keeps his eyes locked on the
long legged standards and practices representative. Miss Hancock presses her
pouty lips together before she sits up on her knees and raises her hands to
waistline of Steiner's pants. As she glances up seductively over the frames
of her glasses, Miss Hancock begins to lower his pants from his muscular
"Hurry it up!" Steiner shouts at Miss Hancock as she brings down his pants,
revealing the nWo member's massive cock.
Miss Hancock removes her hands from his pants after guiding them down his
muscular legs, and letting his pants then rest at his feet. Miss Hancock
lifts her head, coming face to face with Steiner's massive cock. "Whoa..."
Miss Hancock says, briefly staring at his cock before she places her right
hand around his large and thick shaft.
"Like I said bitch I'm gonna give ya something to report about!" Steiner
laughs as Miss Hancock slowly guides her right hand on his cock as she can
not believe Steiner's cock is as big as it is. Miss Hancock licks her lips as
she locks her eyes entirely on Scott Steiner's cock as she gradually starts
to move her hand at a quicker pace on his massive cock, feeling him
immediately harden.
"Little fucking stooge... you're just a slut for big fucking dicks... let me
tell ya, there ain't no one in the fucking WCW that has a bigger fucking dick
than the man with the largest arms in the world!"
"Mmmmmm...you are definitely the biggest..." Miss Hancock says with an
angelic smile as she looks up at Scott Steiner before she leans her head
toward the large head of his shaft and starts to drag her wet tongue on the
"Mmmmm yeah fucking slut..." Scott Steiner groans as Miss Hancock slowly
drags her tongue over the massive head of his cock.
Miss Hancock closes her eyes as she moves her right hand up and down his
massive shaft as she smoothly laps her wet, soft tongue around the large head
of his shaft. "Mmmmmm...." She softly moans.
"Keep them fucking eyes open..." Steiner snaps as he places one of his
powerful hands on Miss Hancock's head while he starts to force his cock
forward into her mouth. Miss Hancock immediately opens her eyes and looks up
at Scott Steiner over the frames of her glasses as she parts her luscious
lips and allows Steiner to completely force his cock into her mouth.
"Ahhh yeah..." Steiner smirks as he starts to forcefully thrust his cock in
and out of Miss Hancock's mouth.
"Mmmmmmmmmm!" Miss Hancock deeply moans around Steiner's cock as she presses
her lips lightly around his thick shaft, allowing him to thrust his cock in
and out of her wet mouth, while her head smoothly bobs.
"Fucking cock slut... you better start getting those fucking clothes off!"
Steiner shout as he pumps his huge cock in and out of Miss Hancock's mouth
while she looks up at him over the frame of her glasses.
"Mmmmmmmm! Mmmmmmm!" Miss Hancock moans as she starts to rock back on her
knees with Steiner's massive cock pumping deeply into her mouth with her lips
rubbing and her saliva splashing against his cock. Miss Hancock lowers her
hands and places them onto her waist as she starts to push her short black
skirt down from her nicely rounded hips and smooth waist.
"Ahhhhh.... ahhhh!" Scott Steiner groans as he thrusts his cock deeper into
Miss Hancock's mouth while she works her short skirt down her legs.
"Mmmmmmm! Mmmmmm! Gahhhhh...gahhhhh..." Miss Hancock moans and begins to
gag slightly on Steiner's cock as he firmly pushes his cock deeper into her
mouth as she pushes her skirt completely down to expose her nicely rounded,
juicy, tanned ass.
Steiner glances down and smirks, "No fucking panties.... good!" Steiner
groans approvingly as he fucks Miss Hancock's mouth with his massive meat
tool as Miss Hancock is undoing her blouse.
"Mmmmmmmm! Mmmmmmm! Mmmmmmmm!" Miss Hancock continues to moans
around Steiner's cock as he continues to pump his cock into her mouth,
causing her head to quickly bob against his thrusts.
"Fucking like that don't you?!" Steiner shouter as he keeps pumping his cock
into Miss Hancock's mouth as she slips off her black business suit jacket and
blouse at the same time.
Miss Hancock seductively looks up at Scott Steiner as her jacket and blouse
falls off of her shoulders to expose her perky, rounded and nicely tanned
tits as her head continues to bob back and forth on his shaft.
Steiner pulls his cock out of Miss Hancock's mouth, "Get your ass up... and
don't even think about losing the glasses bitch!" Steiner shouts as he pulls
Miss Hancock up to her feet.
Miss Hancock raises an eyebrow and seductively looks at Steiner over the
frame of her glasses. "You do not have to be so busy, Mr. Steiner..."
"Bitch... I'm Freakzilla... I do what the fuck I want or haven't you figured
that out?!" Steiner shouts as he grabs Miss Hancock by her hips, lifts her up
and impales her hot wet and tight snatch with his huge cock.
"Mmmmmmmmmm! Ohhhhhhhh...." Miss Hancock lustfully moans as she hooks her
long and gorgeous, tanned and smooth legs around his muscular waist and
starts to bounce as he starts to rapidly thrust up into her. The extremely
muscular former WCW Tag Team Champion lifts TNT's slender standards and
practices representative up and down on his huge cock as he starts to slam it
into her.
"Ohhhhhhh...mmmmmm shit you're so big..." Miss Hancock moans and licks her
lips as she quickly bounces on his cock as he roughly pumps upward, with her
glasses slipping on the bridge of her nose.
"Ahhhh you know who's the big bad booty daddy!" Steiner grunts as he easily
bounces Miss Hancock on his massive pistoning cock, fucking her so hard that
her hair starts to come loose from it's bun hair-style.
"Mmmmmmmmm! Ohhhhhh shit...mmmmmmm..." Miss Hancock moans as she sharply
drops down on his cock, feeling his shaft roughly hammering up into her.
Steiner continues to lift Miss Hancock up and down on his huge cock as he
pumps every inch of his huge tool into her snatch.
"Ohhhhhhh! Ahhhhh...mmmmmm yeah!" Miss Hancock moans as she sharply drops on
his cock. The former WCW Television Champion soon lifts Miss Hancock off of
his cock and drops her on the couch. As she recovers from the fucking she
received so far, Steiner kneels on the couch and forces Miss Hancock onto her
hands and knees before without warning, rams his monster dick into her
incredibly tight asshole.
"Ohhhhhhhhh! Mmmmmmmm that's what I like! Nice and rough!" Miss Hancock moans
loudly and licks her lips as she rocks forward on her knees, with her once
tightly pinned up hair falling down and into her face as she rocks back and
forth on her knees.
"Ahhh mmmmm.... feel that tower of power! There ain't a Superstar like Big
Poppa Pump!" Steiner grunts as he grabs Miss Hancock's hips and pulls her
backward as he firmly hammers her asshole.
"Ohhhhhhhh! Mmmmmmmm fuck...ohhhhhhh that's what I like!" Miss Hancock moans
loudly as she rocks back on her knees to push back against his large shaft.
Steiner smirks as Miss Hancock pushes back against his cock as he shoves it
deeply into her asshole with every thrust. Miss Hancock looks over her
shoulder with her glasses slipping slightly as she continues to move back on
her knees when Steiner roughly pulls her back against his cock at a quick
"Keep them glasses on!" Steiner groans as he slams his cock so hard that Miss
Hancock nearly ends up with her face planted in the couch cushion.
"Whoa!" Miss Hancock moans as she regains her balance and raises her left
hand up to push her glasses back onto her face, while she continues to rock
forward on her knees, feeling Steiner's cock continuing shoving deeply into
her tight ass. As he keeps pumping his cock into Miss Hancock's ass, Steiner
starts to turn on the couch so that he can sit on it with Miss Hancock on his
lap. Steiner grabs Miss Hancock by her hips and starts to swiftly lip her up
and down on his cock as he sharply shoves it up into her asshole
"Take one of those hands and fuck that loose snatch!" Steiner shouts as he
jackhammers Miss Hancock's ass as if she was one of his freaks.
Miss Hancock nods her head as her hair, now hanging down, starts to dampen
with sweat as she bounces rapidly on Steiner's cock. "Mmmmmm...yessss...
ohhhh..." She moans as she raises her left hand to her pussy and begins to
rub her two fingers against her wet snatch.
"Ahhhh... awwww...." Steiner groans as he continues to pound Miss Hancock's
ass while she starts to work over her cunt with her fingers.
Mmmmmmmm! Ohhhhhhh yeah...ohhhhhhh!" Miss Hancock moans and leans her head
back as she grinds down on his cock inside of her ass, feeling him deeply
pumping upward into her ass, while she continues to work her hand against her
very wet and warm pussy.
"Ahhhh yeah.... mmmmm fuck!" Steiner groans as his cock starts to throb as he
drives his cock up into Miss Hancock's asshole while she fucks her own snatch
with her fingers.
"Ohhhhhhhhhh! Ohhhhhhhh!" Miss Hancock continues to moans as she starts to
cum on her fingers, while rocking back and forth on his cock inside of her
stunning ass. Scott Steiner grunts as he lifts Miss Hancock off of his cock
as she's cumming and drops her on the floor. Steiner gets to feet and forces
Miss Hancock to turn around on her knees before he starts to stroke his
massive cock. Miss Hancock licks her lips and looks over the frames of her
glasses at Scott Steiner as she holds her mouth open as he strokes his
heavily throbbing cock.
"Ahhh yeah... report this to those fucking assholes cause WCW still sucks!
I'm nWo!" Steiner grunts as he starts to cum, spraying a massive load onto
Miss Hancock's face and glasses. Miss Hancock licks her lips and closes her
eyes as she catches some of Steiner's cum in her mouth, while the rest
splatters onto her face and the lens of her glasses. "You tell those dicks at
Turner that no one fucks with Big Poppa Pump!" Steiner shouts down at Miss
Hancock after he's finished cumming.
Miss Hancock raises her hands and slowly removes her glasses from her face as
she looks up at Scott Steiner. "Ummm...excuse me...Mr. Steiner..."
"What?!" Steiner shouts.
Miss Hancock presses her lips together. "I will notify you once your
suspension is complete..."
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The first and crucial event of the ASP European Longboard Tour came to an end today, British surfers Ben Skinner (GBR) and Candice O'Donnell (GBR) dominating the LQS 1-Star Goanna Pro Tapia in consistent wind-blown five foot waves. Both event winners and runner-ups have secured their Oxbow World Longboard Tour (WLT) tickets and will represent Europe on the elite longboard tour along with Europe's leaders Antoine Delpero (FRA) and Romain Maurin (FRA).
The women's division saw British Candice O'Donnell (GBR), (cover girl of our current issue!) take the best over Netherlands' Renate Moerman (NDL), both competitors getting their qualification into the Roxy Women's World Longboard Championships (WWLC). O'Donnell, who was surfing for the first time in a couple of years in an ASP sanctioned event, went through the trials' heat then bested favourite Estitxu Estremo (EUK) before making the most out of the conditions during the final.
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Autumnal Artistry
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Those are oh-so-pretty.ReplyDelete
Found you over at the Lil Bee.
UM WOW - these are amazing! I've always wanted to try something like that - ahhh patience!ReplyDelete
wowza! gorgeous.ReplyDelete
lovely UB, lovelyReplyDelete
I love this, too! :)ReplyDelete
GORGEOUS!!!! its art indeed :)ReplyDelete
i feel like i'm having a small heart attack. i love this to the moon. wow.ReplyDelete
zakary...thanks for comin' on over from "the hive"!ReplyDelete
please sir...aren't they amazing? And that perfect mix of totally simple and mind-numbingly complex! My hands hurt just looking at them!
leigh...thanks for stopping by :)
stash...I figured you'd love these.
design for mankind...Hmmm, can't imagine why you'd like these? There so design-oriented. I didn't think you were into design at all? ;)
shill...YES! ART!
karey...it is breathtaking isn't it? I fully understand the lil' attack. :)
it's like a delicate, geometric tape-lace leaf for forest spirits' tables.ReplyDelete
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Worldwide top leadership programs such as the Harvard MBA, world leaders such as Microsoft founder Bill Gates, Big-4 CxOs, and, CIOs of the US Army, US Navy, and US Air Force, and, the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff of the Department of Defense including U.S. National Heads of C4 Systems and National Defense University have adopted, applied, and recommended our digital ventures transforming global digital practices.
While the world is focused in hindsight on the digital Future we have created earlier and sees various digital technologies... we see the Future we created earlier that we are already obsoleting in the ongoing Schumpeterian creative destruction that is our business model... We create and execute foresight based upon insight to create the new Future... again... and again... and again. We do technologies too, with particular focus on the most high impact and high value outcomes in terms of building and creating world's most high value global digital practices.
We pioneered applied and industrial 'Digital Transformation' R&D on 'National Information Infrastructures', 'Global Information Infrastructures', and, 'Virtual Organizations'? among other world-leading practices as founders of the world's top-ranked Digital WWW sites (Computerworld), Digital Search Engine (Carnegie Mellon-Industry.Net National Awards), and, Digital Social Network (ranked among others such as LinkedIn).
How do we create the digital Future – listen in the words of some of our global clients and patrons who follow our digital and tech strategies to create their digital Futures such as the U.S. Department of Defense, Office of the Under Secretary of Defense (Comptroller) and the U.S. Defense Information Systems Agency Interoperability Directorate:
"Obsolete what you know before others obsolete it.... Profit by creating the challenges and opportunities others haven't even thought about... Understand what your knowledge assets are and how to profit from them..."
- Dr. Yogesh Malhotra, Interview: Inc. Magazine
"If you spend some time at BRINT Institute [digital venture] founded by Dr. Malhotra you will be blessed by some of the world's most astute thinking on the nature of knowledge and its value."
- U.S. Army Knowledge Symposium, Theme: "Knowledge Dominance: Transforming the Army...from Tooth to Tail", Department of Defense, United States Army.
More than a decade before anyone had heard or talked about Big Data or Data Science being of much interest in any of the editorial columns:
"Yogesh Malhotra says his vision is to fill the gaps between business and technology, data and knowledge, and, theory and practice..."
- Dr. Yogesh Malhotra, Interview: Fortune Magazine
More than a decade before the top Wall Street investment bank CEOs started contemplating in their congressional testimonies such as: "Models are backward-looking. The future isn't the past."
"The new business model of the Information Age, however, is marked by fundamental, not incremental, change. Businesses can't plan long-term; instead, they must shift to a more flexible 'anticipation-of-surprise' model." - Dr. Yogesh Malhotra, Interview: CIO Magazine
Since the advent of the digital World Wide Web, our global clients and patrons have collaborated with us in advancing and applying our digital R&D and practices in worldwide firms and governments.
Worldwide Clients, Patrons & Subscribers... and that is just the start...
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Kellogg School of Management
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Maeil Business Newspaper, S. Korea
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Government of UK, Department of Health
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Government of Vietnam
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IEEE Research Journals
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Indian Banks' Association, India
Indian Statistical Institute, India
Indiana University
Industry Canada
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Intel Corporation
International Atomic Energy Agency
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International Journal of Production Economics
International Labour Office
Investment Bank Asia, Malaysia
Irish Times Newspaper, Ireland
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Journal of Workplace Learning
Journal of the Academy of Hospital Administration
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Knowledge Management Society of South Africa
Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
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MIT Sloan School of Management
MIT Center for eBusiness
MIT Lean Aerospace Initiative
Malaysian Business Newspaper, Malaysia
Microsoft Corporation
NASA Scientific and Technical Information Program
National Academy of Psychology, India
National Association of Realtors
National President of the Australian Computer Society, Australia
National Speakers Bureau, Canada
Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, California
Northrop Grumman
Organization of Islamic Capitals and Cities, Saudi Arabia
Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission
Parliament of Victoria, Australia
Penn State University
Philippines City Development Strategies Executives Association, Philippines
Purdue University
SAP North America
Shanghai Jiaotong University Libraries, China
Singapore Management University, Singapore
Software Human Resources Council, Canada
South African Medical Research Council, South Africa
Syracuse University Information School
Telecom Italia
The Chartered Management Institute, U.K.
U.S. Agency for International Development
U.S. Air Force
U.S. Army
U.S. Army Management Staff College
U.S. Army War College Quarterly
U.S. Defense Information Systems Agency Interoperability Directorate
U.S. Department of Defense
U.S. Department of Defense Command and Control Program
U.S. Department of Defense Logistics Implementation Plan
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U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs
U.S. Embassy, American Center, New Delhi
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University of Minnesota
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Vice President, SAP, North America
Visa Corporation, Canada
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Volvo Information Technology, Sweden
Wharton School
World Bank, Group Small and Medium Enterprise Department
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World Bank, Palestinian Development Gateway
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Australian Council for Educational Leaders, Australia
Canadian Department of National Defence, Canada, Defence R&D Canada
Chairman of the Board, The Institute of Internal Auditors
Chartered Management Institute, UK
Cisco Systems, Inc.
Emerald Publishing Group, UK
Irish Times, Ireland
European Commission
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Government of Brazil, Ministry of Industry and Foreign Trade
Government of Finland, Ministry of Labour, Finnish National Workplace Development Programme
Government of Argentina, Instituto Nacional de la Administración Pública
Government of Australia, Information Management Office, Administrative Review Council
Government of Malta, Central Information Management Unit
Government of Mauritius, National Productivity and Competitiveness Council
Government of South Africa, Department of Health, Medical Research Council
Government of South Africa, National Advisory Council on Innovation (NACI)
Government of Sweden, World Summit on Sustainable Development
Government of UK, Ministry of Defence
Government of UK, Office of Government Commerce
Hindu, A Major National Daily Newspaper, India
IBM Ireland
Indian Banks' Association, India
Indian Statistical Institute, Bangalore, India
Institute for International Education, Sweden
Institute of Supply Management
International Labour Office (ILO), International Migration Programme
Malaysian Business, Malaysia
Microsoft Corporation, Europe
Microsoft, Italy
National Academy of Psychology (NAOP), India
National Association of Realtors
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National Speakers Bureau, Canada
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Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission, International Atomic Energy Agency
Parliament of Victoria, Australia
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U.S. Agency for International Development, Bureau for Africa Office of Sustainable Development
U.S. Army Management Staff College
U.S. Army War College Quarterly
U.S. Defense Information Systems Agency Interoperability Directorate
U.S. Department of Defense Logistics Implementation Plan
U.S. Department of Defense, Office of the Under Secretary of Defense (Comptroller)
U.S. Embassy, American Center, New Delhi
UK Department of Health, Care Services Improvement Partnership (CSIP)
United Nations Development Program (UNDP), Geneva, Switzerland
United States Air Force Research Lab CIO
United States Department of the Navy
Vice President, SAP, North America
World Health Organization (WHO)
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American Library Association
APP Strategic Partners Pty (Australia)
AskMe Corporation
Asociación Colombiana de Ingenieros de Sistemas (Colombia)
Australia Department of Education
Australian Bureau of Statistics
Australian Council for Educational Leaders, President
Australian Flexible Learning Framework for the National Vocational Education and Training System
British Columbia Law Society (Canada)
British Telecom
Centro de Pesquisas Renato Archer (Government of Brazil)
Cisco Systems
Environmental Advisory Council to the Swedish Government
European Commission's Directorate-General Information Society Technologies
European Commission
European Union Information Societies Technology (IST) Programme
Future Problem Solving Program
Gold Coast and Hinterland Environment Council (Australia)
Government of Australia
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Government of Finland (Ministry of Labour)
Government of Greece
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Government of Vietnam (Lam Dong Service of Science)
Hewlett Packard
I.T. Works bvba (Belgium)
Industry Canada - Small Business Policy Branch
Institute of Internal Auditors
Intel Corporation
International Atomic Energy Agency
International Council for Scientific and Technical Information
Investment Bank Asia (Malaysia)
Knowledge Management Consortium International
Knowledge Management Society of South Africa (South Africa)
Management of Knowledge for the Enterprise Competitiveness in Agriculture (Costa Rica)
Mataro City Council Institut Municipal de Promocio Economica (Spain)
NASA Scientific and Technical Information Program
National Association of Realtors
National Electronics and Computer Technology Center (Government of Thailand)
National Office for the Information Economy (Government of Australia)
Oregon Technology in Education Council
Organization of Islamic Capitals and Cities (Saudi Arabia)
Palestinian Development Gateway (World Bank)
Philippines City Development Strategies Executives Association (Philippines)
SAP North America
Secretarìa General de la Conferencia de Rectores de las Universidades Españolas (Spain)
SemanticEdge GmbH (Germany)
Software Human Resources Council (Canada)
South African Medical Research Council (South Africa)
Surrey County Council (UK)
Tasmania Information Management Report (Government of Tasmania)
Telecom Italia
The Chartered Management Institute (U.K.)
The Finance Project (New York)
U.S. Army
U.S. Agency for International Development
U.S. Air Force
U.S. Department of Defense
U.S. Department of Defense Command and Control Program
U.S. Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration
U.S. Department of the Navy Chief Information Officer
U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs
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União Brasileira para a Qualidade (Brazil)
Union Nationale des Services Publics (Belgium)
United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs
United Nations Development Programme
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United Nations Office for Project Services
United States Navy
Verisign Corporation
Visa Corporation (Canada)
Vision Korea Campaign (South Korea)
Volvo (Sweden)
Volvo Information Technology (Sweden)
World Bank Group Small and Medium Enterprise Department
World Bank International Finance Corporation
World Conference on Cooperative Education
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Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (Switzerland)
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Harvard University
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INSEAD (France)
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Lappeenranta University of Technology (Finland)
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Mid Sweden University (Sweden)
MIT Media Lab
MIT Sloan School of Management
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National Technical University of Athens (Greece)
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Shanghai Jiaotong University Libraries (China)
Singapore Management University (Singapore)
Stockholm University (Sweden)
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Swedish School of Library and Information Science
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Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina (Brazil)
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Universitat de Valencia (Spain)
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University Malaysia Sarawak (Malaysia)
University of Athens (Greece)
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University of Maribor (Slovania)
University of Maryland e-Business Research Center
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University of Saskatchewan (Canada)
University of Southern Queensland (Australia)
University of Stuttgart (Germany)
University of Texas at El Paso
University of the Aegean (Greece)
University of Tilburg (Netherlands)
University of Turku (Finland)
University of Twente (Netherlands)
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AI, Algorithms & Machine Learning; Anticipatory & Predictive Analytics:
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• Accounting Technology & Information Systems,
• Accounting, Corporate Governance, Law & Institutions,
• Artificial Intelligence,
• Banking & Insurance,
• Capital Markets,
• Cognition in Mathematics Science & Technology,
• Community College Education,
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• Computational Techniques,
• Computer Science,
• Computing Technologies,
• Conflict Studies,
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• Corporate Governance: Disclosure Internal Control & Risk-Management,
• Cultural Anthropology,
• Cyber-Conflict (Inter-State),
• Cyberlaw,
• Decision-Making under Risk & Uncertainty,
• Econometric & Statistical Methods,
• Econometric Modeling,
• Econometric Modeling: Capital Markets - Risk,
• Econometrics,
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• Econometrics: Mathematical Methods & Programming,
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• Government Expenditures & Education,
• Hedging & Derivatives,
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• Systemic Risk,
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• Uncertainty & Risk Modeling,
• VaR Value-at-Risk.
Recent Research Presentations and Research Reports
2018 Princeton FinTech & Quant Conference: Invited Research Presentation: AI-Machine Learning-Deep Learning MRM.
2018 MIT Sloan-Computer Sc. & AI Lab AI-Machine Learning Executive Guide including RPA & Cognitive Automation
2018 Journal of Operational Risk, March: Toward 'Cyber-Finance' Cyber Risk Management Frameworks of Practice.
2017 National Association of Insurance Commissioners, June , Advancing Cyber Risk Insurance beyond VaR Models.
2017 IUP Journal of Computer Sciences, April, Quantitative Modeling of Trust and Trust Management Protocols.
Stress Testing for Cyber Risks: Cyber Risk Insurance Modeling beyond Value-at-Risk: Risk, Uncertainty, & Profit.
Toward Integrated Enterprise Risk Management, Model Risk Management & Cyber-Finance Risk Management.
Bridging Networks, Systems and Controls Frameworks for Cybersecurity Curricula & Standards Development.
Advancing Cognitive Analytics Using Quantum Computing for Next Generation Encryption.
Invited Princeton Quant Trading Presentations: 'Rethinking Finance' for the Era of Global Networked Digital Finance.
2016 Princeton Quant Trading Presentation: Beyond Model Risk Management to Model Risk Arbitrage for FinTech Era.
2015 Princeton Quant Trading Presentation: Future of Finance Beyond 'Flash Boys': Managing Uncertainty.
Cybersecurity & Cyber-Finance Risk Management: Strategies, Tactics, Operations, &, Intelligence: ERM to MRM.
A Risk Management Framework for Penetration Testing of Global Banking & Finance Networks VoIP Protocols.
CyberFinance: Why Cybersecurity Risk Analytics Must Evolve to Survive 90% of Emerging Cyber Financial Threats.
Beyond 'Bayesian vs. VaR' Dilemma: How to Manage Risk (After Risk Management Has Failed) for Hedge Funds.
Measuring & Managing Financial Risks with Improved Alternatives Beyond Value-at-Risk (VaR).
Markov Chain Monte Carlo Models for High-Dimensionality Complex Stochastic Problems in Network Security.
Risk, Uncertainty, & Profit for the Cyber Era: 'Knight Reconsidered': Model Risk Management in Cyber Risk Insurance.
Cyber-Finance Risk Management: Strategies, Tactics, Operations, &, Intelligence: ERM to Model Risk Management.
Number Field Sieve Cryptanalytic Algorithms for Most Efficient Prime Factorization on Composites: Beyond RSA 1024.
Future of Bitcoin & Statistical Probabilistic Quant Methods: Global Financial Regulation: Hong Kong Institute of CPAs.
Bitcoin Protocol & Bitcoin Block Chain: Model of 'Cryptographic Proof' based Global Crypto-Currency Payment Systems.
2015-2018 63 SSRN Top-10 Rankings: Computational Quant & Risk Analytics Algorithms Machine Learning Research.
2008 AACSB International Impact of Research Report: Among Black-Scholes, Markowitz, Sharpe, Modigliani & Miller.
Top Wall Street Investment Banks Quantitative Finance Projects & FinTech Ventures
• Princeton: Future of Finance: 'Rethinking Finance' for Era of Global Networked Digital Finance
• 2017 National Association of Insurance Commissioners: Expert Paper: Cyber Risk Insurance Modeling
• 2016 Princeton Quant Trading Conference: Invited Research Presentation: Model Risk Arbitrage
• 2015 Princeton Quant Trading Conference: Invited Research Presentations: Future of Finance
• Quantitative Finance Risk Analytics Modeling Wall Street Investment Banks & VC Projects
• Model Risk Management: Risk Management Analytics from 'Prediction' to 'Anticipation of Risk'
• Quantitative Finance Risk Analytics, Econometric Analytics, Numerical Programming Models
• Quantitative Finance Model Risk Management for Systemic-Tail Risks in Cyber Risk Insurance
• JP Morgan Portfolio Optimization, VaR & Stress Testing: 17-Asset Class Portfolio
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• Bayesian VaR Beyond Value-At-Risk (VaR) Model Risks Exposed by Global Financial Crisis
• Goldman Sachs Alumnus Asset Manager Large-Scale Data High Freq Econometric Models
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• Technologies of Computational Quantitative Finance & Risk Analytics and Risk Management
• Algorithms & Computational Finance: C++, SAS, Java, Machine Learning, Signal Processing
• Cybersecurity, Financial Protocols & Networks Protocols Analysis, and, Penetration Testing
• Impact: Quantitative Finance, Quantitative Risk Analytics & Risk Management Projects
• Digital Social Enterprise Ventures Creating Trillion $ Practices for Hundreds of Millions
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