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Limited Coverage: Most insurance plans will not cover Endometrin for fertility treatments.
Insurance Coverage: Many major insurance plans no longer cover Endometrin. Learn More
Limited Coverage: Most insurance plans will not cover Endometrin for fertility treatments.
Insurance Coverage: Many major insurance plans no longer cover Endometrin. Learn More
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Katie Mui - November 30, 2017
For women having trouble getting pregnant, the decision to try in-vitro fertilization (IVF) is a big deal. It requires 4 to 6 weeks of almost daily office visits, monitoring, and medication – and after everything's said and done, the average cost of one IVF cycle is $23,000. Those who can afford it or whose insurance will cover it will often go through 2-3 IVF cycles to increase their chances of successful pregnancy. See More
Dr. Mousa Shamonki - February 19, 2016
Fertility treatment can be confusing—and expensive, whether you have insurance or not. You may be prescribed several different types of drugs, and they can vary based on the type of treatment you're receiving.
Progesterone, a natural hormone essential for pregnancy, is one type of medication used in fertility treatments. Examples include progesterone injections (also known as progesterone in oil), Endometrin, Prometrium, and Crinone. See More
Dr. Mousa Shamonki - February 03, 2016
If you're considering fertility treatments, you may already know that there are many options out there—and there is no one-size-fits-all solution.
So where do you start, with all of the information and options available to you? This may not be a surprise, but the best place to begin is simply meeting with your doctor. Less is more when it comes to fertility treatments, and while you may still need more complex procedures or medications, your specialist can help guide you. See More
Dr. Sharon Orrange - December 04, 2015
You may wonder whether the many hormone injections required for the process of in vitro fertilization (IVF) put you at a higher risk of female cancers. Some reassuring results were just presented American Society for Reproductive Medicine 2015 Annual Meeting but there are some risks to know about.
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Elizabeth Davis - August 12, 2015
It's that time again—the new lists of covered and excluded drugs on next year's insurance plans are out, and it doesn't look great. For many Americans with health insurance, more than 50 popular brand-name and generic drugs may no longer be covered starting in January 2016.
Express Scripts and Caremark, companies that handles pharmacy benefits for more than 200 million Americans, are removing about 20 – 30 drugs each from their national preferred formularies at the end of 2015. See More


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Man jailed for making indecent film of a child
A man caught with indecent images of a child on his iPad has been jailed for 10 months.
Anthony Faiers, 43, of High Street, Hopton, was sentenced at Ipswich Crown Court on Thursday, July 16, after pleading guilty to one count of voyeurism and three of making an indecent image of a child.
The court heard how a 10 minute movie he had filmed had been discovered on his iPad.
Police officers later found further copies on a memory stick, a computer and another tablet device.
Appearing for Faiers, Joanne Eley said it had been a 'one off' offence committed by a man who has no previous convictions.
She said the self-employed IT worker, who works for a company near Stowmarket, was hard working and well respected by his professional colleagues, one of whom sat in the gallery to support him.
Miss Eley said: "He says he feels ashamed of his actions and has real difficulties coming to terms with what he did."
Jailing Faiers for ten months, Judge John Devaux said that he would also have to pay £600 towards the cost of prosecution.
Faiers was made the subject of a Sexual Harm Prevention order for 10 years, ordered to sign the sex offenders register for 10 years and will be prohibited from working with children for 10 years.
Judge Devaux ruled that all four devices on which Faiers had stored a copy of the movie should be destroyed.

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The National Quality Forum (NQF) Sets Quality Standards and Priorities
The National Qualify Forum (NQF) was established in 1999 to build consensus among consumers, public and private payers, providers and other health care stakeholders about standardized indicators that can be used to measure and publicly report on health care quality.
From 2003 to 2009, NQF stakeholders worked to reach consensus on a set of standardized measures for conveying information on the quality of health care provided in ambulatory (outpatient) care settings. NQF's expectation is that informing providers about standardized performance measures they can use in their efforts to improve care and reporting them to the public will lead to improvement in the quality of care.
Key Results
The NQF ambulatory care measures project:
- Endorsed a set of 131 consensus standards for ambulatory care in 13 priority areas: asthma/respiratory illness; bone and joint conditions; diabetes; heart disease; hypertension; medication management; mental health and substance use disorders; obesity; prenatal care; prevention, immunization, and screening; ambulatory surgical centers; patient experience of care; and health disparities.
- Published a two-part report (March 2008) to disseminate the standards, National Voluntary Consensus Standards for Ambulatory Care. Part 1 presents research recommendations for each of the priority areas, and defines a framework for measuring an additional area, care coordination. Part 2 includes measures to address health care disparities and recommendations for implementing the measures.


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|Posted by freetypingcourse on August 17, 2014 at 4:30 AM
How many times have people told you that you can't do it, it's too hard, don't bother, don't waste your time, it's out of reach??? You have a dream, a vision, a hope and you see it there and you're starting to reach for it but.... you fall down, you lose hope, you start to doubt yourself. Do you know what I'm talking about?
So what do you do? Do you listen to the negative people and your own negative thoughts. My answer is YES! Yes, you cannot deal with struggles, with opposition, with enemies until you stand your ground and stare them in the face. Otherwise you're a runner, a hider, a dreamer who will always be dreaming and never achieving.
Someone once said that if you can conceive it you can achieve it. So whatever your goal, be it to become better at typing or a sport or a job or your home life or yourself as an individual.... don't give up. You started this for a reason.
There are many people in the world who have achieved amazing things and we look at them and think, "What wonderful people. What superstars. They must be so strong." Yet, many of those people have also had so many failures and disappointments. Many of them had given up all hope of things ever changing. Many of them had come to a point where they were ready to throw away their dream. But they got up one more time and they started again one more time and the put failure behind them one more time and went on to achieve their dream.
What about you?
Are you ready to give up? Perhaps you haven't actually been trying but just messing around hoping that things will be handed to you and you won't have to do a thing. That really is dreaming. So ask yourself, how important is this thing that you are aiming for, how much do you want it, how much are you prepared to give for it so that you and your family or dear ones may one day know the fruit of your labour... that you yourself will be able to enjoy all the benefits of your hard work.
What do you need to do then? If you need to ask for help, then ask! If you need to admit you were wrong about something, then admit it! If you need to change the way you do things, then change! Do you need to have a different attitude to your goals so that it's not all about you, then be humble enough to realise that your dream may not just be for you but for others too and that you are being called to be a humble servant and not a hero. Do you need to change your priorities, then make those changes so that you put first things first!
About 7 years ago, I took a typing course which my mother had created to teach people in school and I dared to think that I might be able to find a way to put in on the internet so that more people could learn to type, and that they would be able to do this for free. When I started, I didn't have a clue what I was doing. It was very frustrating trying to find a way to create those little boxes that you can type in. I hadn't learned anything like this and had to teach myyself. I also had to learn how to promote the website once it was created. There were lots of challenges along the way but I had one thing that kept me going. I kept my eye on the end goal. And here we are now, with over 2 million visits. I know I didn't do this on my own. My mother has been a great encourager and I have drawn strength too, and most importantlly, from my faith in God.
So..... whatever your dream, your goals, your vision for the future I wish you all the best and I want to encourage you not to give up. Some of the greatest successes in the world came because a person refused to give up.
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Shiji Kuriakose says...
Respected Guru(Teacher),
As someone rightly said, "courage is buried in encourage." Your "LEARN TYPING" is exactly an encourager. I am not a runner but a fighter.
My childhood was very miserable but I have a sound job that's only because I am fighter. During my boyhood days, I saddened and cried very much because of my ill-fate that I couldn't learn typing. Somehow I managed to learn typing but the computerization made to close almost all accessible type learning institutes in our locality. That stopped my dream to type for ever.However, I believe, it's my rebirth. It was accidently, I met with your the most fantastic 'LEARN TYPING BLOG". Since then, I've never slept a day without practicing at least one hour a day. Now I can type anything without looking in the key board or even sometime by closing eyes at a speed of 85 words per minutes. Since my boyhood dreams have been fulfilled, I wish this would be one of the most visited sites in the world.
Since I am not a runner, I've accomplished my dream come true to my life. And it's my privilege to THANK YOU from my true heart.
Yours faithfully,
Shiji Kuriakose
SONIA HUTCHINS says...
Yes I understand with your post, I have not told anyone I am taking this course I don't want to hear the negativity, I am taking this because I want to try out to be a court reporter with in two years. keep encouraging yourself and me thank you.
freetypingcourse says...
I was just thinking about this post: What's Your Limit? and realised that you can look at this two ways. You can look at it from the point of view what's your limit? or what's your best? or how far can you go? Or..... you can look at if from the point of view of what's limiting you. For example, if you spend too much time in front of the TV and not enough time learning how to type then you are going to take longer to get the skills you need to type faster and more accurately so that you can pass your exam or get a job or whatever you are wanting to learn typing for. So here's a question to consider then: What's limiting you? or, how are you limiting yourself? When you find the answer to that, you unlock your potential to discovering your true potential and your ultimate limits in life.


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found this amazing fake fur piece at my grandfathers fund, and a bunch of other things i will show to you soon because they are really amazing!
my DIY project is almost done just the last accessoires are left to put on! oh i am so excited it really tourned out soooo well and i cant belive i did it by my own!
i am really discovering my diy-blood vessel so i whish the christ child will bring me a sewing mashine! a big dream of mine!
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Killingworth Library Presents Brian Gillie's The Roots Of Rock 'n' Roll
Susan Cornell, Killingworth Library Association and Killingworth
March 29, 2013
Fast-paced, interactive and hip, Brian Gillie's musical performance "The Roots of Rock 'n' Roll" is unlike any history lesson you will ever see or hear. Brian sings and dances his way through this one-hour retro-groove. History, humor, costumes, props, original sound bites, stand-up piano-playing, radio commercials, impersonations and attitude serve to reveal the sound of rock 'n' roll through its first fifteen years. Meet the personalities and hear the songs that shaped the music of doo-wop, Motown, girl groups, surfin', soul, novelty tunes and much more: Little Richard to Coasters, Chuck Berry to Beatles, Elvis to the Four Seasons.
Simsbury Public Library Presents Brian Gillie: The Roots Of Rock 'N' Roll
Joan Nagy, Simsbury Public Library and Simsbury
April 24, 2014
Fast-paced, interactive and hip, Brian Gillie's musical performance "The Roots of Rock 'n' Roll" is unlike any history lesson you will ever see or hear. Brian sings and dances his way through this one-hour retro-groove. History, humor, costumes, props, original sound bites, stand-up piano-playing, radio commercials, impersonations and attitude serve to reveal the sound of rock 'n' roll through its first fifteen years. Meet the personalities and hear the songs that shaped the music of doo-wop, Motown, girl groups, surfin', soul, novelty tunes and much more: Little Richard to Coasters, Chuck Berry to Beatles, Elvis to the Four Seasons.
Classic Cars, Rock 'N' Roll
By Adam Harrison-Friday
June 14, 2001
The Great American Classic Car Show and Rock and Roll Show is set for this weekend in Middlefield. It's the first of four free outdoor concerts and summer activities scheduled at Lyman Orchards. The free car show runs from noon to 5 p.m. (In case of rain the event will be made up June 23.) Nearly 70 vintage cars from the best of Connecticut's Classic Car Clubs will be on display. From 5 to 7 p.m., Shoreline Gold, shown here, will perform tunes of the '50s and '60s. On June 23, New Haven's Tony Persia Band will perform.
Roots Of Rock-N-Roll With Brian Gillie
Enfield Public Library and Enfield
May 26, 2013
Get ready for a high-energy, fun-filled evening as the Enfield Public Library presents, the Roots of Rock-n-Roll, featuring Brian Gillie on Wednesday, June 12 at 7 p.m. Long-time international performer, dance educator, swing dance choreographer, singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, Brian Gillie has been offering dance, song and creativity concerts, assembly programs and workshops through Young Audiences of Connecticut since 1983. He is a Young Audience's Performance Artist of the Year.
Diddley And Dale Will Rock 'N' Roll
By roger catlin
April 27, 2000
A couple of bedrock influences in rock 'n' roll hold court in separate Connecticut shows this week. Bo Diddley, right, who inspired the rock 'n' roll rhythm that bears his name -- a rhythm continued by Buddy Holly, the Grateful Dead and Bruce Springsteen -- is something of a rock artifact himself. At 71, he continues to play up the "Bad to the Bone" character he portrayed in George Thorogood's video and still carries that trademark square guitar. Most recently he's been in the news with a lawsuit against Nike, which has been using the "You Don't Know Diddley" catch phrase without his permission.
The Fun Of Rock 'N' Roll
By ERIC R. DANTON
November 20, 2003
They look like depressive goth kids, but the members of Kill Hannah have a collective sense of humor that crackles with wicked subversion on the band's Atlantic debut, "For Never & Ever." The band started as a one-man project in the Illinois State University dorm room of singer and guitarist Mat Devine, who recruited members as he needed them. The Norwalk native has said his goal is to combine the sound of the Cure with the philosophy of Andy Warhol for a "super-slick, polished, pretentious, arty" feel.
Jolting Mix Of Country, Rock 'N' Roll
By ERIC R. DANTON
August 8, 2002
His press material compares Chris Cagle to an icy glass of Jolt cola, and it's a pretty accurate description. With a mix of country fiddle and steel guitar and a rock 'n' roll attitude, Cagle's debut, "Play It Loud," has dropped the single "Country By the Grace of God" into the Billboard charts while holding its own spot at No. 34 among country albums. The music magazine has described Cagle's music as having "the blistering energy of a liquored-up bar band on a sweaty Saturday night."
Crowes Rejuvenate Rock 'N' Roll Summer
By ROGER CATLIN; Courant Rock Critic
August 22, 1992
It's been a dismal summer for rock 'n' roll in Connecticut. Practically every major tour has bypassed the state. There's been no outdoor venue for even run-of-themill shows. Even as reliable a national fixture as Toad's Place was something of a letdown in terms of star power. Until Friday, that is. That's when a pair of sold-out shows by the Black Crowes put the Nutmeg State back into its rock 'n' roll shoes. Some people thought the Crowes were crazy for limiting their current High as the Moon Tour to theaters, especially after their new album, "The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion," debuted at No. 1 in May. Since then, it's sold 1 million copies, on its way to matching the 1990 debut of "Shake Your Money Maker," which sold 5 million and is still on the charts after more than two years.
Black Angels Play Great Rock 'N' Roll
By ERIC R. DANTON; Courant Rock Critic
October 18, 2007
Connecticut musicians have a proud history of do-it-yourself ingenuity, from long-lasting groups such as New London mainstays the Reducers to long-gone acts like New Haven's Last Supper. Add Your 33 Black Angels to the list. Although the band hails from Brooklyn (the one in New York), bassist Steve Stapleton lives in Norwalk, and that's close enough for rock 'n' roll. And such rock 'n' roll! Your 33 Black Angels' self-released debut, "Lonely Street," is a collection of strong, catchy songs firmly rooted in the garage-rock tradition, but in the broadest, pre-punk sense.
Trent Summar And Hillbilly Rock `N' Roll
By ROGER CATLIN; Courant Rock Critic
June 7, 2001
The season is just starting at amphitheaters like the one in Hartford. But this Sunday's show at the ctnow.com Meadows Music Centre will be the final stop on the 2001 Volunteer Jam tour. The tour had its origin in Connecticut four years ago, when it was conceived by Jim Koplik of SFX, but didn't make it to town at all last year. This year's event again will be headlined by the Charlie Daniels Band and include fellow Southern rockers .38 Special and the Dickey Betts Band, whose members are largely culled from the Hartford area.
Musical 'American Idiot' Explodes With Intense Theatricality
By FRANK RIZZO, firstname.lastname@example.com and The Hartford Courant
February 28, 2013
The show: The national tour of "American Idiot" at the Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts in Hartford. First impressions: The operative expression for musical based on Green Day's 2004 pop-punk album "American Idiot" is "rock opera." Like classic grand opera it reaches heightened musical expressions, deals with archetypes and lets the emotions go full-blast. Here the score is (mostly) raw, angry, nihilistic and thrillingly electrified. The same goes for Michael Mayer's brilliant staging and Stephen Hogget's wild-yet-fully-in-control choreography.
Buckley Custodian Shaves His Head For A Good Cause
By MICHAEL WALSH, Special to the Courant and The Hartford Courant
January 16, 2013
Patrick Carroll, a custodian at Buckley Elementary School, has always been known for his long "rock 'n' roll" hair style. But he's shaved his locks for a good cause. Carroll, who has worked at the school for 12 years, decided to offer his hair as a bounty to Buckley students and educators to encourage donations of crayons, coloring books and other items. The project was the Christmas wish of his sister, Eileen Carroll, a second-grade teacher at St. Bridget's in Manchester, and was a reaction to the Dec. 14 shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown.
Heart's Wilson Sisters To Perform At MGM
By ERIK OFGANG, Special To The Courant and The Hartford Courant
October 4, 2012
When sisters Nancy and Ann Wilson recorded "Crazy on You"with their band, Heart, in the 1970s they did not know much about the recording industry. "We were just kind of hippies in a studio at that point," recalls Ann Wilson the lead singer for the band during a recent phone interview. She originally wrote the lyrics for the song as a verse poem in 1975. She was inspired by the tumultuous nature of world events at the time. "I felt like the world was so crazy and the world was falling apart and there was war and there was all this world stress.
The White Rabbits Play Pearl Street
By KENNETH PARTRIDGE, Special To The Courant and The Hartford Courant
April 12, 2012
On their first two albums, White Rabbits fed an addiction to rhythm. The sextet features two official drummers, but throughout 2007's "Fort Nightly" and especially 2009's "It's Frightening," even the non-stick-carrying members played with a restless snap, turning guitars, pianos and even human voices into percussion instruments. One imagines that before moving to Brooklyn from their native Missouri, these young rockers spent fidgety childhoods tapping on lockers, dashboards and anything in sight.
Energetic 'Memphis' Dazzles With Dynamic Dancing And Sizzling Music
By FRANK RIZZO, firstname.lastname@example.com and The Hartford Courant
January 11, 2012
The show: "Memphis" The place: Mortensen Hall at the Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts, 166 Capitol Ave., Hartford. What is it?: Touring production of the Tony Award-winning best musical that is still playing on Broadway. What's it about?: Eccentric white DJ in Memphis in early '50s falls in love with music he hears from underground clubs on Beale Street - and a charismatic black singer, which is taboo in the violent, segregated South. He plays this forbidden "race" music on the air and creates a sensation.
Connecticut CD Releases We Missed In 2011
By ERIC R. DANTON, firstname.lastname@example.com and The Hartford Courant
January 9, 2012
There were more than 76,800 albums released in 2011, according to Nielsen SounScan , and believe it or not, we didn't get around to all of them. Here are a few releases we missed by Connecticut artists: Daphne Lee Martin & Raise the Rent , "Dig & Be Dug" (The Telegraph Recording Company). New London resident Martin digs vintage sounds on her debut, from dusty borderland meditations to hints of Dixieland and old-school country. She's at her best on the torchy tunes, singing in sultry tones over blasts of Mariachi-style trumpet on "Old Guitar" and murmuring wistfully on the waltz-time "Saratoga Rain." (Available via iTunes or at the Telegraph, the record store Martin co-owns in New London.)
Sex, Candy And Rock 'N' Roll
By ROGER CATLIN; Courant Rock Critic
October 2, 1998
Three years ago, when Marcy Playground was playing the rock clubs of its adopted home, New York City, lead singer John Wozniak would like to think that crowds stopped and paid attention every time "Sex and Candy" came around. Truth to tell, though, when the trio played the song that would become one of 1998's biggest modern- rock radio hits, "They didn't move. Fifteen people would be there. And they wouldn't even look up." So, Wozniak says, "it's a little weird" to have the song become the commercial breakthrough for the band he fronts with Dylan Keefe and Dan Rieser.
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So can anyone tell me what error 36 means when I get the message"Could not push samples for frame " #n "[error 36]"?
I was trying to proxy some composite shots and 4 of them produced this message; each at a different frame.
I m using Windows 8.1 on my Assus ROG laptop which has an Intel Core i7-4720HQ firstname.lastname@example.com and 16G RAM.
Also I use Hit Film Pro 2017.
Export error 36 is literally 'cannot push frame'.
This refers to the process of encoding a rendered video frame to the video codec you have chosen, for example h264.
Running out of disk space is the most likely cause. Proxies are very large on disk as they are full quality, lossless format.
I have 300+ gigs free on the drive I am rendering to. Is there a separate scratch drive or something it could be looking at?
More follow up, there is only about 1 minute left of my film to export.
443 GB free on drive rendering to.
190 GB free on drive software is installed on.


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September 04, 2014 10:15 ET
MONTRÉAL, QUÉBEC--(Marketwired - Sept. 4, 2014) - Cogeco Cable Canada (« Cogeco ») announces the launch of its Ultimate 120 and Ultimate 120 Unlimited High Speed Internet (HSI) residential packages and the enhancement of its Turbo 20, Ultimate 55 and Ultimate 55 Unlimited High Speed Internet packages in Belleville and Trenton, Ontario. Current subscribers will be able to benefit from this improvement immediately at no additional cost.
The Turbo 20, Ultimate 55 and Ultimate 55 Unlimited High Speed Internet package upgrade includes an upload speed increase from up to 2 Mbps to up to 10 Mbps, at no additional cost.
The newly launched Ultimate 120 and Ultimate 120 Unlimited High Speed Internet packages offer download speeds of up to 120 Mbps and upload speeds of up to 10 Mbps, plus a monthly data transfer capacity of 425 GB for the Ultimate 120 and unlimited bandwidth for the Ultimate 120 Unlimited.
"We always strive to offer our customers more flexibility, speed and bandwidth and I am happy our Belleville and Trenton customers can benefit from our enhancements to our High Speed Internet service. Now, the whole family can use the Internet at the same time for online banking, video gaming, shopping or for downloading videos or uploading pictures onto their social networks, and all with the same service. Cogeco's HSI Ultimate 55 Unlimited and Ultimate 120 Unlimited packages meet those needs", stated Anne Isabelle Roussy, Vice President Marketing and Product Development at Cogeco Cable Canada.
To obtain more information on Cogeco Cable Canada and its service offering to Ontario communities, visit www.cogeco.ca.
Cogeco Cable Canada (www.cogeco.ca) regroups the Canadian cable operations of Cogeco Cable Inc. Cogeco Cable Canada is the second largest cable operator in Ontario and Québec in terms of the number of Basic Cable service customers served. Its two-way broadband cable networks provide to its residential and small business customers Analogue and Digital Television, High Speed Internet («HSI») and Telephony services. Cogeco Cable Inc. is a telecommunications corporation and is the 11th largest hybrid fibre coaxial cable operator in North America operating in Canada under the Cogeco Cable Canada brand name in Québec and Ontario, and in the United States through its subsidiary Atlantic Broadband in Western Pennsylvania, South Florida, Maryland/Delaware and South Carolina. Through its subsidiaries Cogeco Data Services and Peer 1 Hosting, Cogeco Cable Inc. provides its commercial customers a suite of IT hosting, information and communications technology services (Data Centre, Co-location, Managed Hosting, Cloud Infrastructure and Connectivity), with 20 data centres, extensive fibre networks in Montréal and Toronto as well as points-of-presence in North America and Europe. Cogeco Cable Inc.'s subordinate voting shares are listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX:CCA).
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Smartphones to have computing power of desktops
Battery operated mobile devices like smartphones and tablets are still lagging behindlaptops and desktops in sheer computing power, thanks to their negligible RAM (Random Access Memory).
An Israeli researcher, however, is tweaking their RAM to bring them on par with their bigger cousins, so that they can run various programs just as smoothly and simultaneously, even with a tiny battery.
Elad Mentovich, doctoral candidate at the Tel Aviv University, is relying on carbon molecule called C60, to build a sophisticated memory transistor that can both transfer and store energy, eliminating the need for a capacitor (energy storage device), the journal Advanced Materials and Applied Physics Letters reports.
"When this new technology is integrated into future devices, you will have much more memory on your smartphones and tablets, approaching the level of a laptop. With that kind of memory, you'll be able to run applications simultaneously, and because it is low voltage, power consumption will fall and battery life will be longer," said Mentovich, according to a Tel Aviv statement.
This molecular memory transistor stores and disseminates information at high speed - and it's ready to be produced at existing high-tech fabrication facilities. Major companies have already expressed interest in the technology, says Mentovich, working under Shachar Richter's supervision at Tel Aviv.
Mentovich believes that this technology is sorely needed in today's mobile world. The year 2012 was the first in which big technology companies sold more tablets and smartphones than laptops and notebooks combined, he notes.


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Larson Electronics Adds Explosion Proof Extension Cord with 25 Foot Reach
Feb 19, 2013, 09:15 EST
KEMP, Texas, Feb. 19, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Larson Electronics has announced the addition of a 25 foot explosion proof extension cord with wet area suitability to its line of industrial grade electrical equipment. Designed to allow operators to safely and securely increase the range of their equipment and devices with areas deemed hazardous locations, the EPEXC-25 Explosion Proof Extension Cord is ideal for use in areas where flammable gases and vapors may be encountered.
The Larson Electronics EPEXC-25 explosion proof extension cord is rated for 15 amps continuous use and gives workers in hazardous locations the ability to safely extend the range of their equipment and devices when power outlets are not easily accessible. Designed for durability and performance, this 25 foot long explosion proof extension cord features twenty five feet of oil and abrasion resistant 12/3 SOOW explosion proof cord, a single wet area suited 20 amp receptacle, and a 15 amp 2 pole 2 wire T style explosion proof plug. This extension cord is rated at 15 amps of continuous service and is approved for Class 1 Division 1 and Class 2 Division 1 locations as well as wet areas. The receptacle and plug on this unit are of a twist lock design with the receptacle featuring deep recessed contacts. In order for the receptacle to become energized, the operator must insert a plug and then twist it to lock it into place. This design helps to protect against the creation of arcs during plug insertion and provides a secure connection that resists pullouts. The receptacle is a heavy duty unit that is approved for use in wet areas and includes a protective hinged door to protect the contacts when not in use. This cord is cross compatible with plugs and receptacles from other major brands to provide added versatility, and Larson Electronics also includes an additional explosion proof plug with the cord to give operators the security of knowing they will be able to connect their equipment. These explosion proof extension cords are ideal for workers performing plant turnarounds and tank maintenance or servicing and can be applied to a wide range of applications requiring HAZLOC compliant devices and accessories.
"The EPEXC-25 explosion proof extension cord is designed to mate with standard and Appleton and Crouse Hinds plugs and receptacles," said Rob Bresnahan with LarsonElectronics.com. "In order to maintain compliance within hazardous area locations, operators can use our explosion proof extension cords to extend the cords of hand lamps or other tools to reach existing Class rated outlets safely."
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The 6pm Mass, Saturday, 14th February will be a Month's Memory Mass for the late Gertie Meehan, Rath and the 6p.m. Mass on Saturday, 21st will be an Anniversary Mass for the late James and Nell Campbell, Cornacausk while the 11a.m. Mass on Sunday, 1st March will be a Month's Memory Mass for the late Anna McGirr , Kilfintan.

Play
The One- man play organised by the Pastoral Council in aid of our Church Renovation Fund takes place in Streete Parish Park Community Centre on St. Valentine's night, 14th February. The play 'Padraig Potts Guide to Walking' has received many excellent reviews and we are told is well worth attending. Tickets are on sale by members of the Pastoral Council after Mass and support will be greatly appreciated.

Cemetery committee
As mentioned before, a small committee to deal with the upkeep of Coolamber Cemetery has been formed on the recommendation of Longford County Council. It is hoped to organise a maintenance plan to take care of the Cemetery in the future and there will be an open working day on Saturday, March, 21st and Fr. Joe asks all those with any connection to the Cemetery to hep tidy up and to see what other little projects might be feasible. Thanks to those who waited back after Mass last weekend and are willing to help out with the upkeep of Coolamber. Please remember Saturday, March 21st and tell your family members and friends.
Rural arts
Our local Rural Arts Group had a meeting on Wednesday night of last week, but sadly there was a very small attendance. Our next meeting will take place in Murtagh's Pub, Ballynacargy on Thursday, 26th February at 8.30p.m. It is hoped to have a good attendance so that we may get some new ideas for the coming months. Our photography was a great success as were our Art Classes etc. so please let us have any suggestions you may have. All ideas will be considered.

Vintage
Now at the beginning of the year membership fees are due to help pay insurances etc. for the various organisations. For Boherquill Ramblers membership for 2015 is only €20 per adult, €30 per family and children under 16 years of age no fee. We must pay our insurances for the year in advance so we depend on memberships. Also lighting bills, etc., are due for the walkway so please at least try to purchase a €2 lotto envelope or three in the same draw €5. This is a tough time for all voluntary groups so your support will be of great benefit. New members always welcome.

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Wildlife Club
There was over forty shooters at the first round of the club clay shooting spring league which was held on last Thursday evening, and the league will continue on every Thursday evening at 7pm for the next seven weeks with the finals on 26th March. The next round in the 2015 County Longford Single Clay Shooting league will be held in the club grounds on this Sunday 15th February at 11am, and all members are asked to note because of the clay shooting on Sunday the will be no club fox shoot, however fox shoots will resume as normal on the 22nd. All members are asked to help out at the above clay shoots and for further details please contact Willie Campbell 0862582370.

Bowls
Streete Bowls Club were very active during the past week. On Tuesday last the A team had a very comprehensive win over Tyrrellspass A at the Streete complex but on the same night Streete C lost narrowly to Ardagh B. On Wednesday Streete B travelled to Ballymore but failed to make an impression on their superior opponents. Next week Streete C will play Castlepollard at the Streete complex and the winners will be Division 2 champions. Both teams are on equal points at the moment. This promises to be a very exciting match. Streete A and Tyrrellspass B, the Division one winners also play on the same night. On Sunday next Streete club, in association with Westmeath Bowls, host the county finals. We hope to have a good entry in this competition and a great days bowling. New members and visiting bowlers are welcome at the club any Tuesday night.

Wedding
Best wishes to Peter Burke M.C.C. and Olivia Doolan whose wedding took place in Multyfarnham last week followed by a reception in Bloomfield House Hotel, Mullingar. We wish them many happy and healthy years ahead.

Boherquill Ramblers
The Ramblers visited Newcastle Forest on Sunday February 1st. The group of 17 walkers, including several newcomers, had a very enjoyable walk along the forest trails and ended their afternoon with tea and biscuits at the picnic table beside the car park. The Ramblers will meet at Drewstown House near Clonmellon for their annual Snowdrop Walk on Sunday February 15th. Cars will leave Boherquill at 1.30pm and meet at Drewstown House at 2pm from where Oliver Usher will lead the walk. The Ramblers AGM will be held in the Cornmill pub in Boherquill on February 22nd. A local walk will begin at 2pm in Boherquill and the meeting will follow at 4pm. Annual subscriptions are now due at the rate of €20 each or €30 for a family. Under 16s are free of charge.


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SALISBURY, MD---Salisbury University's Environmental Health Science Club sponsors a lecture by Mark Shamash titled, "Integrated Emergency Management in the Workplace" 7:15 p.m. Wednesday, April 26, in Room 103 of Henson Science Hall.
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International Linguistics Olympiad Closing Ceremony
ADAPT Centre for Digital Content Technology
Friday, 4 August 2017 from 14:00 to 15:30 (IST)
The International Linguistics Olympiad is one of 12 International Science Olympiads for secondary school students, and has been held annually since 2003. Each year, teams of young linguists from around the world gather and test their minds against the world's toughest puzzles in language and linguistics.
The 15th annual olymipad will be hosted by the ADAPT Centre for Digital Content Technology and will run from 31 July to 4 August in Dublin City University.
The competition challenges students to solve problems in little know languages from around the world. In past years, students have worked on everything from sign language used by monks to Sanskrit poetry. They have translated Jaqaru, a language once spoken among indigenous tribes in the Andes, and Iatmül, a language with only 8,400 native speakers.
Closing Ceremony
We would like to invite you to attend the closing ceremony of the 15th International Linguistics Olympiad on August 4th at 2pm in the Helix. The ADAPT Centre will congratulate 45 international teams, consisting of 180 students from 30 countries for their participation in the competition, and will be announcing the winners in each category.
2pm: Opening Remarks and Welcome
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3.35-3.40pm: Official Closing of the International Linguistics Olympiad 2017
ADAPT, the Centre for Digital Content Technology, provides a partnership between academia and industry in the field of digital content technology, leading on ground-breaking innovations in areas such as localization, social media analysis, multimodal interaction, intelligent content and media, and informal and formal learning. Funded by Science Foundation Ireland, the centre is led out of Trinity College Dublin and combines the world-class expertise of researchers at Dublin City University, University College Dublin and Dublin Institute of Technology.
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Creative Partner India Hicks and Crabtree and Evelyn have collaborated to create a range called Island Living Body and Home Collections. The range is a very personal vision of her home life on a beautiful island in the Caribbean. India Hicks immersed herself in the creative process from formulations to fragrances and packaging. Designer, international model and author, India Hicks is daughter of famed British interior designer, David Hicks, and goddaughter to Prince Charles.
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One of the best surf nations of South America. The coastal area around Lima is dry and rainless all year! The winters can be cool and the beaches are often covered in seafog. Summers (December to April) are warmer, but foggy days are still possible. Water temperatures are cool but comfortable. In summer you can wear just trunks or a spring suit. In winter either a spring or full wetsuit depending on conditions.
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PAN AM HIGHWAY SOUTH•Peru 4×4 Expedition
|July 13, 2006 – Thursday
1000K in 1 Day – Lima to Ariquipa
|5am could not have come soon enough. The night clerk at Hitchhikers has called us a taxi (30 soles – $10) to lead us out of Lima, on roads where the underpasses are tall enough, and trucks are allowed. I don't think either of us could sleep for the anticipation of today. We get to the Carretera Pan Americana Sur (Pan America Highway, South) at about 5:30. (It was a very quick trip through town). We collected no wires and re-positioned no bridges, so rather uneventful compared to our last week in Lima. We pay our 1st (of many) tolls, 22 soles, and head out across the blackness of the beyond. When it starts to get light, we are surprised at our surroundings of huge sand dunes. Sand, sand everywhere. Of course, we are along the Pacific Ocean and would expect a coastline, but there is sand INLAND as far as we can see. Occasionally there is a small shack, or collection of shacks.We had been warned of seeing "everything you can imagine, and more" on the Pan Am. Our 1st shocker was a family on a "cycle/moped/bicycle vacation". If my eyes saw it right (Mike and I had discussions later as to what we actually saw), there was a Dad and Mom on a moped type of cycle. There was a child between them on a bicycle (?) pedaling his legs off going up a hill. The Dad had hold of the child's handlebars helping to pull him up the hill. This was NOT a Peruvian family, which I am sure of. All had nice helmets on and all cycles were outfitted with 2 very nice luggage bags. I just could not imagine doing this for FUN!!! I'll stick to our very posh Unimog for traveling.
Perhaps the most stirring soul we saw was a dear old hunchback man WALKING on the Pan Am, BAREFOOT. We could not bear the sight, and went back to give him some money for shoes. I tried to explain that it was for shoes, but my attempt was met with a blank stare. How lucky we are! or should I say blessed.
The famous Nasca Lines. Something I had always wanted to see. Well, we sort of got a glimpse today. We choose to skip a plane ride to see the lines, but do get a view from a lookout tower along the highway. You can see the "tree", "hand," and "lizard", although the lizard has been cut in half by the highway. At the time the highway was built, no one knew about the lines. We bought the proper amount of souvenirs from the folks selling there (had to spend 100 soles because no one had any change – that's always the case when it comes to tourist things.) We will come back hopefully on our return and give the Lines a proper visit! Also, this is the town where we would have turned northeast to go to Cusco and Machu Picchu, how sad to miss them. We will come back. Who wants to come back with us?
There were toll stops, about 6 today, but we were glad to pay to have a good road. We were able to do 60-70mph all day. Kolob has been running great! This is such an awesome vehicle to travel in!
The highway climbs way above the ocean with beautiful views of the sandy and rocky cliffs. Not a road for anyone with a fear of either heights or edges. I kept my window down and a camera to my eye to distract the thoughts of being on the edge.
In places the geography looked as if we were on the moon – there was NOTHING. There was sand and rocks, and that is it! There was not even 1 blade of grass. The highway was a bit inland here, so there was not any water to be seen. It was a very strange feeling. We had our 1st tunnel today, all was fine. It was a roughly carved one, and we stayed in the middle, as not to get caught on any rough edges.
| Every small village had a "carretara policia" – highway patrol. They usually got out of their vehicle to look as we went by smiling and waving at them. We found that the best way to deal with them was to act like they were long-lost friends and just wave our hands off at them. Not a single one made an effort to stop us. We were more of a curiosity to them. After hearing all the stories of bad driving, bad road, police stops, expect to see anything and everything – we did have several donkeys grazing at the road, we had a rather quiet day, not even very much traffic on the highway.
It was about 9pm when we pulled into Ariquipa. Michael is exhausted after the last 60k of steep mountain switchback roads. We ask a police where we can find a place to park and he gives us a full escort – flashing lights and everything to a hotel, Las Mercedes, Av. La Marina #1001 (51-54 213601), firstname.lastname@example.com. We park inside the gates and stay for $4 per person. We taxi to a mall, yes a real mall, and get KFC to eat. Michael orders an extra 8 piece with fixings to go for traveling the next day. Good idea!
Time to crash – we are beat!!!
1000K Today!!!
July 14, 2006 – Friday
We are in Chile
(And it promises to be hot tamale)
This morning we wake to see that there is also an overlander tour bus parked at Las Mercedes. It has about 12-14 tourists, 1 driver, & 1 tour guide. It is "budgetexpeditions.com".
Our parking fees also let us use their shower house, so we do to make less mess in the truck today.
We only drive about 360K today, but it gets us into Arica, Chile. On the way there, we stop in the biggest town, Tacna, to get a few groceries. We get some directions (this is always fun), and head off. As usual, the streets get narrower and narrower, and the electric lines strung like spider webs above the streets get lower and lower. We make it to the central plaza and could not find the place. We have found that the older people do not know any English, and are not very patient with a person who speaks very little Spanish. So, we ask a teenage school girl how to get to the grocery. She tells us, but then insists on showing us. We told her that we could do it on our own, but she was sure that us two gringo's would never make it. She said that she could tell her teacher that she had been practicing her English if we allowed her to help us. So we did. Her and I rode in the seat to the "big market where everyone in Tacna goes". It was a corner store, and not much more. We picked up a few things, and her a Coke and chocolate bar. We also had our huge windshield cleaned and side windows, and as much metal as the lady could reach for about 2 soles (we gave her 10). Our new friend, Mariaelana, then rode with us to where we could get back on the Pan American. She told Mike, "all you have to remember is STRAIGHT". I'm not sure she thought we could even handle that.
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Adelaide House
- Free WiFi
- Collect nights
Main amenities
- 6 smoke-free guestrooms
- Breakfast available
- Room service
- Self parking
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Luggage storage
- Limited hour front desk
- Tour/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
Feel at home
- Cots/infant beds (surcharge)
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Daily housekeeping
- Iron/ironing board
What's around
- In Duomo
- Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Flower (4-minute walk)
- Ponte Vecchio (9-minute walk)
- Florence Baptistery (3-minute walk)
- Bargello (3-minute walk)
- Piazza della Signoria (5-minute walk)
- San Lorenzo Church (5-minute walk)
- Palazzo Vecchio (6-minute walk)
- Uffizi Gallery (7-minute walk)
- Accademia Gallery (8-minute walk)
- Santa Maria Novella Basilica and Museum (9-minute walk)
Room was a good size, particularly bearing in mind its city centre location. It was very…
Amazing location, yards from the central attractions. Service was fantastic, beds…
Adelaide Housefrom £72
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- Classic Triple Room, Private Bathroom
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 6 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time 2 PM-7:30 PM
- Check-out time is 10:30 AM
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- One child (2 years old and younger) stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room using existing bedding
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Self parking *
- RV/bus/truck parking
Other information
- Smoke-free property
In the hotel
- Local cuisine breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Luggage storage
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Built in 1100
In the room
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- Bidet
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Daily housekeeping
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Also known as
- Adelaide House B&B Florence
- Adelaide House B&B
- Adelaide House Florence
All guests, including children, must be present at check-in and show their government-issued photo ID card or passport.
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99 owing to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information on the booking confirmation.
Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
This property does not have lifts.
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 3.00 per person, per night, up to 7 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 12 years of age.
Optional extras
Late check-in between 7:30 PM and midnight can be arranged for an extra charge (amount varies)
Self-parking costs EUR 27.00 per day
Extended parking costs EUR 27 per night
Rollaway beds are available for EUR 20 per night
Local cuisine breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 5 for adults and EUR 5 for children (approximately)
Cribs/Infant beds are available for EUR 10 per night
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
What's around Adelaide House
- In Duomo
- Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Flower (4-minute walk)
- Ponte Vecchio (9-minute walk)
- Florence Baptistery (3-minute walk)
- Bargello (3-minute walk)
- Piazza della Signoria (5-minute walk)
- San Lorenzo Church (5-minute walk)
- Palazzo Vecchio (6-minute walk)
Getting around
- Florence (FLR-Peretola) 27-min drive
- Florence Santa Maria Novella Station 12-min walk
- Stazione Porta al Prado, Florence, Italy 24-min walk
- Florence Campo Di Marte Station 26-min walk
- Florence-Cascine Station 30-min walk
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Extended parking (surcharge)
- RV, bus, and truck parking
Recent reviews
Fabulous 8.8 From 126 reviews
Good but stairs a killer 5 flights
Ideal location yards from the Duomo. This is not luxury. Comfortable and convenient, but if you have trouble with stairs look elsewhere- 52 steps up from the street and no lift. Hot drink facilities would have been welcomed. Owners were very friendly - our flight was delayed so we didn't arrive until around 10 p.m. but they stayed there until we arrived.
Fantastic location! Great service! Would definitely stay here again.
We arrived very early and intended to drop off our bags. I thought I booked a hotel not a B&B but she was very nice let us leave our bags and gave us the key for when our room would be ready. Check out was a little weird since we didn't discuss it and no one was there when we were. We just left our key in the room....hope it was okay. We were very busy and only in the room to sleep, leaving very early so usually in this situation I would have a hotel with a 24 hour desk. Otherwise perfect. Clean, comfortable, and near everything.
Just a suggestion is to have the two separate key cards so then the fridge can still be on even when we go out during the day.
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Watch the new trailer from Kim Woo Bin's movie The Technicians
Previously we saw the fantastic posters from Kim Woo Bin's upcoming movie, The Technicians. Now the movie has released its first trailer and it's full of exciting action scenes. Check out the English-subbed video here.
In the movie, Kim Woo Bin is the leader of a group of con artists hired to do a 150-billion-won heist (about US$137 million.) Although initially Kim said there was no such high-stakes sum to steal in Korea, we'll see him and his fellow technicians take on the job.
The trailer video is titled "Criminal Designer," but don't worry, it's really "The Technicians" and Kim Woo Bin is in it.
The highly anticipated movie will premier in December 2014. I'm sure fans can't wait to see The Technicians soon.
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Europe's leading L&D conference is just around the corner. With an estimated 7,500 L&D professionals converging on Learning Technologies 2016 this 3-4 February, the event is guaranteed to be a gathering of big ideas and innovation.
City & Guilds Kineo has been at the forefront of innovation in the elearning industry for over a decade and has a solid track record for sharing what we have learned along the way; so it's no wonder that we are sponsoring the expo, giving several seminars throughout the two days, and providing one-on-one 'Ask the Expert' sessions for free.
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With North American cruisers flocking to the Caribbean for decades, some passengers no longer find the islands themselves novel. Some quip they can't distinguish Island A from Island B. So cruise lines are adding lots of dazzle to the ships instead.
Some lines pump up their sports offerings and others their amenities, but most are putting the sizzle on their plates--literally.
For example, a culinary series will spice up all seven-night sailings on Celebrity Cruises' Eastern Caribbean routes. The "Savor the Caribbean" food fete--aboard the 2,450-passenger Millennium from Jan. 7 through March 4, 2007--features some of the nation's hottest chefs and restaurateurs.


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First, let me give you a disclaimer on this review: I didn't have a chance to use the tool myself, and its $50,000 to $60,000 yearly subscription fee (which can scale down if you want to have fewer people able to use it at your company, a smaller number of categories covered, etc.) is enough to make anyone pause. But if you've ever wondered what the ultimate SEO tool would look like, this can't be too far off.
Fortunately, Hitwise provides a five-minute video on its web site that gives a very good description of Search Intelligence. It includes an audio element, so make sure your speakers are turned on. The video reminds you to do so before it starts, and gives you a button to click to start it once you turn them on. The video is both concise and comprehensive without being overproduced. I especially liked that it was divided into smaller pieces that covered each part of the product separately, which the user could click on if he or she wanted to jump around and look at certain specific features (it still played automatically in a specific order if you chose not to do this).
As Christine Churchill points out in her intensive review of the Search Intelligence Tool, it's really a suite rather than a single tool. But I'm getting ahead of myself. In case you're not familiar with the company, Hitwise has been around since 1997, providing a network-based approach to Internet measurement. Hitwise's founders wanted to be able to report on more than just the top web sites and monitor the online behavior of more than a relatively small number of people; they knew that kind of information would be much more useful to marketers than what was available at the time.
According to its web site, Hitwise "captures the anonymous online usage, search, and conversion behavior of 25 million Internet users." It offers a variety of products, and its data and releases are regularly quoted in the press when questions of Internet usage come up. And it's no wonder; the company covers more than 800,000 businesses across over 160 different industries. With that kind of data set to draw from, you'd expect the Search Intelligence tool to deliver something special.
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The video divides the suite's tools into seven sections, though, as Christine Churchill notes, they "are well integrated and intuitively linked." It all starts with a rankings tool that gives you an overview of the forest, so to speak. The tool lists the most popular sites in more than 160 industry categories, starting with a display of the top 20 sites and their share of the market for the most recent week. You can display the full list, which might show hundreds of sites.
Naturally this is not a static tool. You can use calendar drop-downs to change the date and time range covered. You can also build your own industry by clicking on check boxes next to sites and saving them in a custom category for analysis. It looks like a great way to keep track of a group of particular competitors.
The charting feature is great for making comparisons; most marketers will want to use it for comparing the traffic of two or more web sites (up to 10). You can compare them based on different metrics over a period of time long enough to pick out seasonal trends. You can also compare different keywords. Just put in the data and the tool displays a very clear chart with many points labeled. If you're wondering why you're seeing a certain spike in the chart, you can hover your mouse over the spike (as Churchill describes doing) and investigate events that can be tracked on the web that might have caused the spike (such as mentions in the press, product releases, etc.). You can even check into where the traffic came from by looking at the site's clickstream for that time period. Some of this reminds me of a recent Google beta called Google Trends, which I reviewed some time ago for SEO Chat.
Speaking of clickstreams, the clickstream tool comes with enough possibilities to make your head spin. The idea is deceptively simple: it tells you where web traffic is coming from for a particular site or industry, and then where it goes after it leaves the site. Think about what this means though: finding out where people are coming from might help with choosing partners, and finding out where they're going could give you a clue as to whether you've served their needs (hint: if you see a competitor looming high in this part of the clickstream data, you might need to rethink a few things).
As Churchill notes, "this is not information you can get from your own logs." Another point worth keeping in mind is that the tool can show you clickstream data not just for your site, but for your competitor's, so you can see where their traffic is coming from and going to as well. It can give you "an insightful peek into how competitors are getting traffic, where they are losing it, and how their flow patterns compare with yours," explained Churchill.
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If you're concerned about the performance of your keywords, you'll want to check out the search term intelligence tool. It shows you which keywords web surfers use when searching across different search engines, and what sites get traffic from which keywords. As for many of the tools in this suite, you can track a particular website (yours or a competitor's) to see which keywords attract the most traffic to that site. Clicking a particular keyword will show you which sites receive traffic for those terms. You can also use this tool for keyword gap analysis (see what keywords your competitor is drawing traffic for that you aren't), expanding your own keyword list with the search term suggestion tool, and examining the ubiquitous "long tail" of overlooked keywords that could lead to conversions.
The demographics and lifestyles tools let you see what kinds of web surfers visit thousands of sites. You get breakdowns based on gender, age, location, income, and more. Hitwise teamed with Claritas and Experian to bring you this information. Web site audiences are also divided by "lifestyle," giving you a picture of what a web site's audience does off line as well. Check out this information for you and your competitors, and you can see what kinds of people you're reaching – and, importantly, what kinds of web surfers you aren't reaching, which might represent untapped opportunities for your company.
The conversions tool provides custom reports that let you know how customers interact with particular portions of competitive web sites. These reports can tell you which tactics work best to for selling (converting) customers, such as making use of affiliates or particular keywords.
Finally, Hitwise Answers can guide you to seeing opportunities you might otherwise overlook. It prompts you with preset questions in particular areas and topics to consider what you can do to grow your business. The video explained that the questions are organized by particular marketing objectives: benchmarking, search marketing, affiliate marketing, advertising and content partnerships, and business development. One example question has you considering which web sites your competitor receives traffic from that you do not. The answer is shown on the next page of the tool. The suggestion here is that these are web sites you might want to consider for some kind of affiliate or partnership arrangement.
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On the Hitwise blog, Heather Hopkins ran a series of three posts showing what kind of data you can discover with Search Intelligence 4.0 and highlighted new features in this version of the suite. "It is the ability to report the paid and organic split that is new," she explained. "For each term, we can also see the rate at which consumers reached the site from a paid or organic link and rank the search terms sending visits to the site from either paid and organic traffic."
She then took a look at the MoneySupermarket site. She determined easily that more than nine percent of the site's traffic came from the search term "car insurance" and that more than 80 percent of the traffic arrived at the site as a result of clicking on a paid listing. This might be because MoneySupermarket appears at the top of second page or the bottom of the first page for organic results for "car insurance" in Google UK, but it consistently appears within the top four paid listings. This is a way to show that a paid search advertising campaign is paying off.
In the third part of Hopkins' series covering the use of Search Intelligence 4.0, she showed that The Sun (a UK newspaper) received 20 percent of its traffic over a period of four weeks from paid listings. Compared to its competitors, that's very high. By looking at the top 20 paid search terms sending traffic to The Sun over those four weeks, you can see that many of them were sports-, news-, or celebrity-related terms, like "steve irwin," "football scores," etc. What was the take-home lesson here? "It can take time to move up in the organic search results and paid listings can be an effective way for content owners (such as tabloids and broadsheets) to respond to current events and to appear among the top of the search engine results," notes Hopkins.
This looks like an excellent suite of tools. As I noted at the beginning of this article, though, it is very expensive. Hitwise has a variety of other tools on its site, however, that may be less pricey. If you want the ultimate online marketing intelligence tool, however, and can afford to pay for it, this is the most feature-rich and easy to use suite that I've come across.


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The PC Version of GTA 5 will be a Full Version
Players around the world have been eagerly looking forward for Rockstar Games to launch the PC version of GTA 5, especially after the announcement they made. The first PC version of Grand Theft Auto game had already become very famous by the time they released the console versions for the PS3 and Xbox 360 platforms in 2013. Fast forward to the present time, one year has now passed and the development team has added many new features into the PS4 and Xbox One versions of GTA 5 game. For the upcoming launch of the PC version of GTA 5 game, Rockstar Games wants to use the best graphics quality. They also want to make the game completely customizable. Will GTA 5 be the best version of the Grand Theft Auto Series? Is it worthwhile to buy the PC version if you already own the console versions?
Grand Theft Auto 5 has one of the best storylines. There are 3 important characters in GTA 5. Each of the characters come from a different background. In this game, they will be cooperating together to carry out the mission campaigns. There will be lots of conversations that take place between the in-game characters. The graphic quality is sharp and you can see lots of facial details of the in-game characters. You can control the character with your mouse, keyboard and video game controller. The mouse and keyboard is best for players who are playing the game in first person view.
Rockstar Games hopes that they will come up with a game that has high graphic quality and many exciting new features. Players will be able to completely customize their gameplays in GTA 5. The graphic quality of the single player game is up to 4K resolution. The graphic quality of GTA 5 Online can reach up to 1080p resolution and 60 fps. The review as of this writing is conducted on an old system equipped with a AMD Radeon 6870 graphic card and 3.0 ghz AMD quad core CPU processor. You can customize your gameplay with various types of settings from the game menu. You can found out how much memory will be consumed from the game menu. GTA 5 can operate on 3 types pf Direct X models. There are also other graphical settings to choose from. One complaint that I have is that I have to reset the game whenever I use a different graphic feature. It took me quite a while to load the game. The online version take even longer to load.
GTA 5 is compatible with various types of gaming hardware. GTA 4 had some compatibility issues with AMD gradphic cards but GTA 5 seems to have no such problem. The game features bright lighting and vibrant colors. The 3D playable characters look just like a real human beings. You will be able to see many details of the objects in the surrounding environment in the game. Every car features a detailed interior. The defects on the old car look very real. If your computer is equipped with a low end hardware, you may experience some problems during the gameplay.
The dialogues that take place between the in-game characters in GTA 5 are the best compared to other first person shooter games. The voice quality, conversations and jokes between the characters are good. There is a new radio channel called The Lab FM that features music you have never heard before in previous versions. If you don't like to listen to the music broadcast on the radio channel, you can use the Self Radio feature to listen to other types of music such as classical and jazz. The game features its own background music and radio channels. The commercials that interrupt between the radio shows are unique to the game.
Both the single player and multiplayer online games offer fabulous storylines. You can import the characters from the console versions into the online version. Before you can play GTA Online, you need to sign up for an account at Social Club. After signing up for an account at Social Club, you can enter into Los Santos to start playing the game. You can add up to 30 players to the GTA Online. The recent DLC updates have released 13 modes including the heist and adversary modes. The requirements to access Heist mode is to reach level 12 and buy an expensive apartment. It is not difficult to advance to a higher level because you can team up with your friends to carry out the missions and earn money. Most players will complain about the slow loading of the online game at some points but this usually only happen when there are lots of players online.
GTA Online provides lots of fun stuff for players to do. You get to customize the storyline of the game. In the PC version, the Rockstar Editor lets you customize the storyline of the game. GTA Online allows players to record a movie on their gameplays. With the Director Mode, you will be able to add your own song track and use any in-game character to create the game scene. You will be able to use animals and people you found anywhere in the game.It is unusual for a developer to release various versions of a game at different time. The reason is that the development team need some time to create the specific version of the game. So far, they have done a good job in every single version of GTA 5 game they released. With the PC version of GTA 5, there is no need for your computer to be equipped with high end hardware to attain high graphic quality and fast loading time. Have you make up your mind to buy the PS4 and Xbox 360 versions of GTA 5 now? Now is the time to take action to buy the game if you have been waiting for a long time for the GTA 5 hacks online game to be released.
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– Players can import their characters from the console versions.
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– Have to reset the game every time you make changes to the graphical setting
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– Slow loading when playing the game online
The latest update in GTA 5 Online allows a two person team robbery. The GTA 5 update which has been long anticipated by players around the world has arrived. Rockstar Games launched the heist mission mode in GTA 5 Online on the 10th March.
The heist mission mode gives players the opportunities to team up with their friends to carry out a robbery and earn a large sum of money. The first heist that you carry out will be a two person team robbery. You only get to team up with 4 players when you advance to higher levels. Players who like to play in small teams will be glad to hear this news.
Every player needs to undergo training and complete a number of missions before they can carry out a real heist in the game. During the training, you will learn how to lookout for your enemies from a far away location. You will also learn how to obtain the weapons you need for completing the missions. The pre-heist planning mode will train you to become skilled in your role in the heist. For example, if your role is a hacker, you will learn how to hack into a safe in the training mode.
Players will get a bonus when they successfully carry out the first heist in the GTA 5 Online. You can replay the heist by giving Lester a phone call. New items will be unlocked when you complete selected heist missions. For instance, you use an armored supercar to complete the first heist mission in GTA 5. When you finish the first mission, you will be able to unlock a better armored vehicle.
GTA 5 Online can now be accessed via different consoles including Xbox One, PS4, Xbox 360, and PS3. The coop heist mission will be launched along with the PC version in the following month.


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USAID/ETHIOPIA Basic Education Program (BESO) reflects on impact of 10-year project
ADDIS ADABA, Ethiopia (U.S. Embassy), 19 June 2006 - On 14 June, USAID and the Ethiopian Ministry of Education celebrated the ten-year anniversary of the Basic Education Support Objective (BESO) Program at the Addis Ababa Hilton in the presence of U.S. Embassy Charge dAffaires Vicki Huddleston and H.E. Dr. Sentayehu Woldemichael, Minister of Education. The day was a time to reflect on the achievements and impact of the BESO program and to look toward the future.
BESO provided assistance to the Ethiopian Ministry of Education in eleven regions; for professional development, strengthening the capacity of Parent Teacher Associations (PTAs) and local government, increasing the access and equity of education, particularly for girls and other disadvantaged populations. The program also included efforts to strengthen education administration through improved systems for planning and management.
Describing BESO as a quintessential USAID basic education project, Ambassador Vicki Huddleston noted in her opening remarks that the BESO program is integrally linked to USAIDs strategic objectives for Ethiopia, and firmly based on the education policies of the Ethiopian government. Its activities, the Ambassador said, are thoroughly integrated into government plans and institutions at national, regional and local levels.
With an investment of nearly US $150 million over the last ten years, BESO helped to enhance the capacity of 80,000 teachers and school directors, built the capacity of 3,256 Woreda education officers in educational planning and management, provided grants to 5,100 schools and strengthened more than 14,000 members of PTAs and Kebele Education and Training Boards. The Girls Education Advisory Committees (GEACs) introduced by BESO, now function in all schools and have helped prevent thousands of girls from sexual harassment, early marriage, and incomplete education.
The one-day celebration brought together approximately one hundred major stakeholders who participated in BESO. Participants shared stories, and lessons learned. Attendees included education officials from the Ministry of Education and Regional and Woreda education offices, representatives of PTAs, GEACs, staff of teacher education institutions, donors, staff of USAID and BESO implementing partners.


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Jenner & Block works to promote diversity and inclusion within the firm, the profession, the community and society. Our actions reflect our deep-seated commitment to equality and social justice, as well as our belief that diverse teams arrive at better and more creative legal solutions. In keeping with our core values, we expect every individual in the firm to take personal responsibility for supporting diversity and fostering an inclusive environment. We are proud of the recognition our efforts have received and the societal impact of the legal matters our lawyers have handled.
Within the Firm
We recognize that a diverse team of lawyers is essential to our ability to provide our clients with the best possible legal services. We focus on hiring and developing lawyers who reflect the multiplicity of cultures, genders, ethnic background and viewpoints represented in an increasingly global economy. We also work hard to create an environment where everyone feels included, respected and able to contribute fully. The result is broader perspectives, better ideas and more creative solutions for our clients, as well as a supportive and collegial working environment for our people.
We have a variety of policies and support structures in place to promote and maintain the diversity of our legal and non-legal personnel and maintain our inclusive environment. Our efforts are guided by our Diversity & Inclusion Committee, which has existed at the firm for more than 20 years. The D&I Committee is supported by an Associate Board that consists of associates appointed from throughout the firm. The D&I Committee and the Associate Board work together on projects and initiatives designed to promote diversity and maintain our inclusive environment.
Read more about firm activities that support gender diversity, racial and ethnic diversity and LGBT diversity.
Within the Profession and Community
Jenner & Block provides leadership, sponsorship and financial support to various bar associations and organizations focused on promoting diversity within the legal profession. Examples include: the Women's Bar Association of the District of Columbia and Illinois, the Asian American Bar Association, the Leadership Council on Legal Diversity (who named Partner Precious S. Jacobs as a 2018 Fellow), and the Hispanic Bar Association, to name a few. We also support and participate in conferences, such as the National Lesbian and Gay Law Association's Lavender Law annual conference, National Bar Association Commercial Litigation conference, American Bar Association's Spirit of Excellence Awards and North American South Asian Bar Association conference.
In addition, many members of the firm serve in leadership positions in professional organizations whose missions involve the pursuit of equality and diversity in the legal profession. Partner Terri Mascherin is a past president of the Chicago Bar Association.
Jenner & Block also works with schools and other organizations to build a diverse "pipeline" of students interested in the legal profession. We sponsor a variety of scholarships at the law school and college level for minority students. We also sponsor and actively participate in numerous diversity-related programs and events at law schools around the country. Lawyers in all offices also volunteer with a variety of programs that introduce elementary school and high school students to law and the legal profession.
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Jenner & Block lawyers also demonstrate their belief in the importance of diversity and inclusion through their work on a variety of legal matters, many with far-reaching impact. We are proud to have played an active role in major cases such as:
Human Rights Campaign
100% Rating, Corporate Equality Index – 2005-2018
Human Rights Campaign Corporate Equality Award – 2008
Diversity and Inclusion Publications
Focus on Diversity
Women in Focus
LGBT Community Service