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9th SessionFrom 6 to 10 December 2010, the ninth session of the Assembly of States Parties (ASP) to the Rome Statute of the ICC was held in New York. Representatives from the now 114 ICC Member States, who together form the ASP and thus the management oversight and legislative body of the International Criminal Court, gathered to discuss and decide a number of issues central to the Court's operations.
The ASP is a pivotal event for the Coalition for the ICC, which has participated in ASP sessions for well over a decade. More than 150 NGO representatives attended the ninth ASP to monitor key issues at stake, including the necessary follow-up to the June 2010 ICC Review Conference, the ICC budget, cooperation with the ICC, oversight mechanisms and the upcoming judicial and prosecutorial elections, among other issues. NGOs contributed to discussions through side events, advocacy meetings, press conferences and the submission of position papers.
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I like to initiate the this discussion , though I have already submiited this idea to some AFS member of PostgreSQL Development team.
BigGreSQL = PostgreSQL + Big Data (Hive engine integrated)
Today the Market is growing such way that typical SQL engine will not able to support Big data which are in MultiTB plus Schema is loosly defined.
I am envisioning that it is very good opertunity for OpenSource Group - Postgres to capture it first.
What is benefit. Hive code is also based on same principle of Postgres Cost based engine for SQL plan generation. while creating execution , it is creating Map-reduce Job. I have already explained same in document shared that its catalog look like more as any RDBMS catalog.
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Rihanna Doesn't Get Why Chris Brown Collabs Were Controversial
Rihanna is proving to be quite a controversy magnet. In her Esquire cover story, on which she appears sexy and topless, the 'Where Have You Been' singer gets visibly irritated at the interviewer for probing her about the Chris Brown remixes.
In pulled quotes via Hollywood Gossip, RiRi suggests she has no idea why it was such a big deal to work with Breezy, given their history. She resorts to calling the interview "tacky" and challenges the writer to talk about subjects her fans care about. As if they don't care about her making music with her notorious ex?
The writer asks if the recording session was the first time she had seen Breezy in quite some time, to which she replies, "When would we have seen each other? We've both been working and touring." That was snippy, no? She admits the negative reaction surprised her, saying, "The whole thing caught me a little off-guard to be honest… especially the amount of… negative attention. Because it never occurred to me how this was going to be a problem, you know. It really didn't."
RiRi continued, "I thought people were gonna be surprised that we finally did a record together, but I didn't see how people could think it was a bad thing, you know? In my mind, it was just music."
The writer then says that the collab sent the wrong message, since she got back together with a man who put her in the hospital after the famous Grammy beating. She angrily asked, "Oh really? Did I?"
She justified that it was "in a completely professional environment. And on a complete professional note. I mean, if I went back to him [as a girlfriend], then that's a whole different discussion. And if I ever do, then that's something that y'all have to talk to me about when – if – that ever happens. Until then, look at it for what it is. I think a lot of people jumped to an assumption that was incorrect and they ended up looking stupid."
Notice she mentions "when and if" they get back together, which should set off a storm of "Are they or aren't they, will they or won't they" rumors.
Ri also says that her song 'Birthday Cake' had overtly sexual tones BEFORE Breezy participated, closing the discussion by saying, "I could never see anything wrong with making music."
Come on, Rihanna. You really didn't think people would be in an uproar over the Breezy collabs? We're not saying it's right for them to be all up in ya bidness, but to think fans wouldn't "ooh" and "aah" is naive.
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Leslie H wrote:This is a bitter, bitchy post, so feel free to ignore it. Maybe I'm just old and cranky.
I was told that I wouldn't be doing it, too many complaints last year.
It was great to see Marinepits and her husband...
iluvk9 wrote:Leslie H wrote:
It was great to see Marinepits and her husband...
Any good dirt on them?
Leslie H wrote: Maybe I'm just old and cranky.
lilabet wrote:In between and after my agility demos many people came up and asked questions about doing agility and obedience and taking classes with their dogs. I let some people and dogs try a few agility obstacles with assistance and explained how it takes positive training and patience to get the dogs to work. I loved having the dogs try the tunnel. Many people don't think their dog will go through, but with a little patience and positive reinforcement they do it and the dogs seem so happy and proud of themselves! Then I have them do it a second time and they zoom right through.
I agree that a bit more emphasis could have been on education and that is a good goal for next year. Actually I had wanted to have games/contests that focused more on a dog's obedience skills and manners than just the cutesy stuff, but oh well, it was fun. I was kind of surprised that there were so many people because the weather was supposed to be bad. I think there might have been more people and dogs than last year. I'm open to any suggestions for improvements for the next event.
ellie@ny wrote:There is an obvious difference between working dogs and pets in every breed in look,so why isn't that acceptable in our breed at these kind of events?
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Westhill girls hold off New Canaan for 14th straight win
STAMFORD -- The New Canaan girls basketball team made a spirited to run in an effort to clinch a spot in the state tournament, but nothing was going to stop Westhill from winning its 14th straight contest, 54-38 at home on Tuesday night.
The Vikings stormed out to a 20-3 advantage in the second quarter, only to watch the Rams close to within three points in the third quarter before pulling away in the fourth for the 16-point win.
"We came out hard and we got a huge lead, but we got a little bit comfortable with our lead. We got lazy, especially our defense," said Westhill's Megan D'Alessandro, who scored a game-high 25 points. "We were still passing, sharing the ball and getting good shots off, but we weren't sprinting back on defense and we weren't boxing out and rebounding and hustling on both ends."
Although she watched her team drop its fourth game in its last five contests, New Canaan coach Kim Palmer did not believe the final score was indicative of her squad's performance.
"The kids played hard today, and I don't think the score necessarily reflects the way we played tonight. Defensively, we played hard. We took care of the basketball and limited our turnovers," Palmer said. "We've had problems with turning the ball over and tonight we were able to keep it relatively low, which makes a big difference."
D'Alessandro was on point for most of the night, but the Westhill senior shined brightest in the opening quarter when she netted 10 points, including a pair of 3-pointers, and the Vikings led 12-3 after one.
Westhill (16-2) kept rolling in the second, scoring the first eight points of the quarter before eventually stretching its lead to 20-3. The Rams put themselves back in the game by closing out the half on an 11-4 run, including the last six points. Kelly Armstrong spearheaded New Canaan's rally by dropping six of her team-high 14 points in the quarter to close to within 26-17 at the half.
In the third, New Canaan picked up where it left off, scoring the first five points on a layup by Armstrong and a 3-pointer by Brianna McEwan to shrink Westhill's lead to 26-22. The Rams would get as close as 35-32 with less than two minutes remaining in the third, but the Vikings' Tyler Evans was nearly unstoppable on several drives to the hoop, scoring eight points in the frame.
Westhill entered the fourth quarter with a fragile 39-34 lead, but the Vikings started the final stanza with a 9-2 run to up the advantage to 48-36. D'Alessandro added another seven points during the run.
New Canaan dropped to 7-12 with the loss and needed to win its final game in order to qualify for the state tournament. That pivotal contest took place on Thursday at Fairfield Ludlowe High School at 7 p.m. against the Falcons, but the result was not available at press time. For a full game story, visit www.newcanaannewsonline.com.
"If we play the way we did tonight (against Ludlowe), it should be a good day for us," Palmer said. "It's been an up-and-down season and one of their goals is obviously to make the state tournament. We're down to our last chance, so it's a matter of us preparing tomorrow and coming ready to play on Thursday."
Westhill has long since punched its ticket to both the FCIAC and state tournaments, but D'Alessandro believes New Canaan's near rally and her team's ability to hold the Rams at bay could bode well for the postseason. Westhill will also play for the city championship in its regular season finale on Thursday at 5:30 p.m. at Trinity Catholic High School.
"I think it's good practice for us, not only for FCIACs but going into the city championship game which we want to win," D'Alessandro said. "But it's definitely good practice for FCIACs."
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Westhill 54, New Canaan 38
Colette Pellegrino 1 1-1 3 Brianna McEwan 2 1-2 7 Courtney Rogers 3 0-2 8 Georgia Hunsinger 3 0-0 6 Kelly Armstrong 6 2-3 14. Totals: 15 4-8 38.
Steph Roones 4 2-5 10 Meg D'Alessandro 8 6-6 25 Tyler Evans 5 1-1 11 Jackie Paasman 2 0-0 4 Crystal Dixon 1 0-1 2 Jineda Harkness 1 0-0 2 Sam Corsello 0 0-2 0 Kat Grosso 0 0-0 0 Edona Thaqi 0 0-0 0 Liz Grosso 0 0-0 0 Erica Gambino 0 0-0 0. Totals: 21 9-15 54.
Records: Westhill (17-2, 15-2 FCIAC); New Canaan (7-12, 6-11 FCIAC)
3-Pointers: NC -- McEwan 2, Rogers 2. W -- D'Alessandro 3.
Highlights: W -- Evans 12 rebounds, 6 assists. Roones 8 rebounds, 5 assists.


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Irv Cross
Age: 73
Profession: Retired NFL Player / Broadcaster
Best Known For: The first African-American to work full-time on televised sports, Irv Cross was an analyst and in-studio commentator for 'The NFL Today' on CBS from 1975 to 1989. Prior to his work on TV, Cross was a serviceable cornerback whose career lasted from 1961 to 1970, primarily with the Philadelphia Eagles. In 2009, the Pro Football Hall of Fame presented Cross with the Pete Rozelle Radio-Television Award for his broadcast contributions to football.
Peggy Fleming
Age: 64
Profession: Retired Figure Skater / Analyst
Best Known For: A three-time World Champion figure skater, Peggy Fleming won the gold medal at the 1968 Winter Olympics in Grenoble, France. Fleming also won five consecutive U.S. figure skating titles from 1964 to 1968. Since retiring she has served as an analyst on figure skating broadcasts.
Triple H
Age: 43
Profession: Professional Wrestler
Best Known For: Born Paul Michael Levesque, Triple H has become one of the most recognized professional wrestlers in the world. he has wrestled in the International Wrestling Federation and World Championship Wrestling, but made his greatest impact in the World Wrestling Federation and World Wrestling Entertainment. After debuting as Hunter Hearst Helmsley — the name from which he derived his current moniker —Triple H has won 23 different titles in the WWE and has participated in all of the organization's signature pay-per-view events like WrestleMania, SummerSlam, the Royal Rumble and more. He is married to Stephanie McMahon, the daughter of WWE promoter Vince McMahon.
Alex Rodriguez
Age: 37
Profession: MLB Player
Best Known For: A 14-time All-Star, Alex Rodriguez is one of the best all-around players in baseball history. A five-time American League home run champion, his 644 career home runs rank him fifth on the all-time list. Rodriguez won the American League Most Valuable Player Award in 2003, 2005 and 2007. After starting his career at shortstop for the Seattle Mariners in 1994, Rodriguez eventually left to play for the Texas Rangers after the 2000 season, signing a 10-year deal worth $252 million in salary — then the largest contract in baseball history. He was traded to the New York Yankees in 2004, where he shifted to third base. In 2009, Rodriguez admitted to using steroids from 2001 to 2003. He was a member of the Yankees' team that won the 2009 World Series.
Jacoby Ford
Age: 25
Profession: NFL Player
Best Known For: A track athlete turned football player, Jacoby Ford is a wide receiver and return specialist for the Oakland Raiders. Ford was an NCAA All-American in track while attending Clemson University from 2006 to 2010. Since being selected by the Raiders in the 2010 NFL Draft, Ford has scored three touchdowns.


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Finally ADAC have managed to get the "Makin Tracks" project refunded by the Department of Health and Ageing (DoHA), for the 2012 - 2013 financial year.
Jimmy has been re-employed but warren unfortunately has left to take a position at Housing SA. So Byron Wright ADAC Police Diversion Project Officer will be employed to replace Warren.
Jimmy and Byron will make a great team of dedicated Indigenous Alcohol and Drug professional both are graduates from Sydney University with Postgraduate qualifications in substance use.
This will mean the great works that Makin Tracks have provided since 1999 will continue to benefit of rural and remote Aboriginal communities in South Australia.
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We are looking for a logo represent our overall image - "eBranding Me"
We are not looking for a corporate logo in a rectangular form. We hope to see a more playful, yet professional, icon to represent ourselves.
1. Nothing aimed at children - we are targeting professionals and "serious" young adults.
2. Nothing too elegant - we do not want to come across as being fancy. We want to feel approachable. We are Generation Y speakers, informing our PEERS.
3. The typeface should be clear, simple and bold. We want something that stands out.
4. Must use entire BRAND NAME - "eBranding Me"
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The story is well-known: a long, long time ago--around six thousand years, according to the most reputable theological calculations--the archangel Lucifer, flush with devilish pride, rebelled against God and as a result was cast out of Heaven, taking with him a large number of similarly prideful angels. Ever since then, the Light Bearer has waged a war of revenge on God's favored creatures, Humankind, variably seeking either to lure them into iniquity and Hell after death, or else to destroy them completely and establish his infernal kingdom on Earth.
A lesser-known aspect of the story is presented in the opening credits of the made-for-TV movie Gargoyles: while viewing a Pernicious Powerpoint Presentation of devil-centered art through the centuries (paintings by Bosch and Blake, medieval woodcuts, stills from the 1922 silent classic Häxan), a Narrator informs us how Satan also branched out into the creation business himself, fathering a race of demonic humanoids for a predictably eeevil purpose:
[The Devil said,] "My offspring the gargoyles will one day rule the Lord's works, Earth and Man!" And so...while man ruled on earth, the gargoyles waited, lurking, hidden from the light. Reborn every 600 years in Man's reckoning of time, the gargoyles joined battle against man to gain dominion over the earth...
Obviously the Satan Spawn were really bad at this, since by this man's reckoning their first 10 or so attempts must have ended in abject failure. Still, in 1972, in the southern California desert, that time had apparently rolled around once again...
We open with divorced professor Mercer Boley (Cornel Wilde) picking up his adult daughter Diana (Jennifer Salt) at the airport. The professor has apparently written a series of best-selling books about how religion is a load of bunk--much like Richard Moll's character in the recently reviewed The Nightmare Never Ends--and has recruited his daughter to take photos for his next book, 5000 Years of Demonology. As the Richard Dawkins of his day, Professor Boley doesn't believe in the supernatural, and hopes to show how man's conception of evil beings through the ages has really just been the result of ignorance, superstition, and one too many bowls of pre-sleepytime gruel.
On their way to Mexico for research, the pair stop at Uncle Willie's Desert Museum, a dust-covered roadside attraction whose owner claims to have found a valuable supernatural artifact. Crusty old Uncle Willie (Woody Chambliss) first comes off as a charlatan, but when the prof threatens to bolt he takes them out the the shed to show them what he's uncovered: the skeleton of a demonic humanoid beast, with horns, wings, and a saurian beak!
On the run from the monsters, Mercer and Diana hole up in a local motel run by drunk dowager Mrs. Parks (the scene-stealing Grayson Hall). A pair of wingless gargoyles who look like the offspring of Lou Gossett and a Sleestak invade the Boleys ' room and grab the skull, but when one of them is struck on the highway by a passing semi (that keeps right on truckin', despite having just creamed a freakin' dinosaur-man!), the professor scoops up the body and throws it in his station wagon, hoping to get it back to L.A. in time for the next taping of That's Incredible!--which will be about 8 years later. Unfortunately this brings out the King Gargoyle (Bernie Casey), a winged nightmare who seems less interested in reclaiming his fallen subject's body than in staking a new claim on Diana's--emphasis on "stake."
After some shenanigans, rigmarole, and assorted brouhaha, King G kidnaps Diana, taking her back to the Gargoyle HQ where a dozen other scaly horrors are tending to an Alien-style cache of eggs in preparation for exponential reproduction and the eradication of humanity. While Professor Mercer, the local police, and a group of recreational dirt-bike enthusiasts (led by a stonier-than-usual Scott Glenn) comb the desert and engage in periodic skirmishes with the wingless drones (only the winged gargoyles are "breeders"), the head gargoyle forces Diana to read to him from her father's books, passages about medieval women being raped by incubi. Of course this makes King G horny--well, hornier--and he starts putting the moves on his new little pink-skinned petunia. Unfortunately this puts him on the outs with his Muppet-reject winged old lady, whose jealousy leads her to allow the humans into the cave and sets up the final confrontation and another 600 years of thinking about what could have been.
Man, they just don't make TV movies like they used to!
Gargoyles is a fun movie from start to finish, helped along by very brisk pacing (the first gargoyle attack comes IMMEDIATELY after the first commercial break), some periodically excellent cinematography, a 60s monster movie-style score, and Emmy-winning monster make-up from Ellis Burman Jr. and future FX legend Stan Winston. While the man-in-a-suit aesthetic might seem a little cheesy to an audience weaned on ever more photorealistic CG creatures, there's a reason a whole generation was moved to nightmare by these guys:
Director Bill L. Norton delivers a mixed bag from behind the camera. On the plus side, he does a good job keeping the gargoyles in shadow for much of the first act, adding to the menace and suspense while still showing them to be dangerous, frightening monsters. However, his penchant for showing the creatures only in slow-motion, even during battles with humans (sometimes on moving cars!) loses its effectiveness very quickly. He does manage some gorgeous compositions with the desert landscape, at times evoking an epic, huge-budget feel:
But at other times he produces some pretty tremendous gaffes--whether due to tight shooting schedules, inability to afford retakes, or basic sloppiness is unclear. Check out the shadows of the crew in the following snaps:
(Note: I'm labeling the post "boom mike cameo," because there's bound to be a boom mike in there somewhere.)
There are perhaps a few other quibbles one could make--a cop car/dirt bike chase goes on a bit too long for my taste, for instance, and the Gargoyle Women somehow manage to lay eggs that are about 5 times the size of any conceivable aperture on their persons--but weighed against the entertainment value Gargoyles provides, they are small ones indeed. 2.75 thumbs for this piece of made-for-TV excellence.
Still yet MORE images from Gargoyles (1972):
Friday, April 9, 2010
Gargoyles (1972): or, Goyles Gone Wild!
Posted by The Vicar of VHS at 11:26 AM
Labels: '70s, 2-3 thumbs, Boom Mike Cameo, Cleavage, Fiery Cataclysm, Made for TV, Monsters Amok, Visual Reviews
12 comments:
- Knarf Black XIV said...
+100 points for the headline alone.
- April 9, 2010 at 1:39 PM
- The Duke of DVD said...
Hahahaaaa! Bravo, Vicar! A hilarious uptake on a brilliant gem.
I especially like how the trucker just keeps on truckin'. Those Crenshaw melons ain't gonna deliver themselves to Duluth!
- April 9, 2010 at 2:12 PM
- prof. grewbeard said...
i saw this when it premiered, it was a pretty big deal, all the kids in school were talking about it the next day...
- April 9, 2010 at 4:24 PM
Oh for the good old days of made for TV monster movies!
- April 9, 2010 at 7:06 PM
- Al Bruno III said...
A great review. I seem to recall seeing this at the drive in with my parents oddly enough...
I have a lot of affection for the film, flaws and all, they just don't make them like this anymore!
Hmmm do you wonder if 40 years from now some once and future Duke will be waxing philosophical about MANSQUITO or MEGAPIRANA?
- April 10, 2010 at 4:13 AM
- On Smash said...
Saw this movie as a kid 9 years old it scared the bejeebus out of me. Saw it later many years later still very effective.
- April 10, 2010 at 12:41 PM
- shiftless said...
Just watched this again last year and the scene in Uncle Willie's museum is still genuinely frightening. The "gar-things" though, not so much.
- April 10, 2010 at 6:28 PM
- dfordoom said...
I hadn't even heard of this one. Now it's on my Must See list.
- April 11, 2010 at 1:40 AM
Wow, thanks for the reminder of this one, Vicar. It's one of those movies I've seen parts of over the years, but never the entire thing. Guess I need to find it on DVD.
Is it just me getting older and more cynical, or have horror movies just about all ceased to be fun? That's one element that seems to make this movie - and many others like it - work (for lack of a better term). You can sense the crew just outside the frame enjoying what they're doing. It's more than just another paycheck. Case in point, here - the gargoyle effects. You know the effects crew went way beyond the producers' expectations.
And on that point, that's what makes your blog work - your and Mr. D. obviously take great enjoyment in your craft. Thanks once again for the entertaining review.
- April 11, 2010 at 10:16 AM
- dfordoom said...
Geo asks: "Is it just me getting older and more cynical, or have horror movies just about all ceased to be fun?"
For me the answer is definitely - yes! As horror and sci-fi movies have become slicker, more mainstream and more expensive they've started taking themselves too seriously, and producers are unwilling to take risks.
- April 11, 2010 at 3:59 PM
- The Vicar of VHS said...
Wow, glad to see so many people have fond memories of this one! It's definitely worth tracking down, either to feed your nostalgia or to get a look for the first time at the kind of stuff that scared old timers like us when we were kids!
@Al Bruno III--I watched MANSQUITO when it aired on SciFi (now SyFy, which always makes me think of getting a penicillin shot), and while it was dumb fun, I don't know that it'll have the staying power of these 70s classics. But who knows? Nostalgia is a funny, unpredictable thing.
@Geo--thanks as always for the kind thoughts! As to the Duke and I getting joy from what we do here, I hope that much is obvious. Some might question our journalistic integrity for handing out so few bad reviews, but I think I speak for both of us when I say we're more inclined to celebrate than denigrate--after all, you have to find joy where you can in this life. Plus, it's my blog, and I'll geek out if I want to!
As to Geo and dfordoom's point about the lack of fun in modern movies, I think that's clearly true, and clearly a detriment. When I see stuff like CLASH OF THE TITANS remade through the filter of Frank Miller's 300, I have to just shake my head. At least we still have DEATHSTALKER and ATOR THE FLYING EAGLE to keep us warm!
- April 12, 2010 at 8:03 AM
- Karswell said...
I'm not sure I saw this when it originally premiered on TV but I saw it many times throughout the late 70's on Creature Feature. One of the most entertaining TV monster movies ever.
- April 13, 2010 at 11:28 AM


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The Association of Swiss Language Centres in Higher Education (Fremdsprachenunterricht an Hochschulen in der Schweiz, IG-FHS / Enseignement des langues dans les Hautes Ecoles en Suisse, GI-ELHE), and the Language Centre of the University of Fribourg are honoured to host the 13th CercleS International Conference in Fribourg, Switzerland, on 4-6 September 2014.
The European Confederation of Language Centres in Higher Education (CercleS) has been promoting interaction and cooperation between different institutions involved in language teaching in Europe since 1991, bringing together Language Centres, Departments, Institutes, Faculties or Schools in Higher Education whose main responsibility is the teaching of languages.
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Steering Committee:
Sabina Schaffner, Language Center of the University of Zurich and ETH Zurich (President)
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The Bleached Curtain! Do we like it? Do we hate it? Either way, not since the Great Lauren Conrad Side Braid Extravaganza of 2008 has a hair trend hit the Hollywood scene so hard.
As so many things do, it began with Robyn. The house singer arguably originated the modern Bleached Curtain, brought, perhaps, from her native Sweden. A spin on the basic pixie cut, it was bleached-blonde, buzzed in the back, parted severely and asymmetrically, with long strands swooping down in the front. It could be spiked, gelled into a James Dean-esque bouffant or just left to hang.
While our March cover girl Miley Cyrus is one of the most famous co-opters of the Bleached Emo Curtain, more celebrities have been jumping on the bandwagon and shearing off their locks to match the style lately. Michelle Williams (not the "automobills" one, you guys, the other one) stepped out with the new 'do above, which is pretty clearly a BEC. And so has, incongruously enough, Justin Bieber (albeit in brunette). Hey, why not?
Props to the Bleached Emo Curtain's sheer interesting factor. Whether you're into it or not, you gotta admit, it's a whole lot more ballsy than The Rachel.
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- Step on his foot and his head flips open for trash
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In fact here at the ThinkGeek rebel base we've been generating extra waste just for the pleasure of disposing it inside our favorite droid.
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Brussels Sprouts, Cashel Blue Irish Pizza for St. Patrick's Day
I've been introducing all my friends to the delicious, creamy Cashel Blue cheese from Ireland. When I made my Kale, Apple & Cashel Blue Cheese Salad, I thought this cheese would be really amazing with Brussels Sprouts. That thought inspired this amazing pizza: a base of sauteed leeks and dinosaur kale, topped with steamed and sauteed Brussels Sprouts and a generous portion of grated Cashel Blue Irish Cheese. The result is an incredibly rich and hearty pizza that celebrates delicious deep green vegetables with an indulgent dose of creamy blue cheese.
If you're a Brussels Sprouts fan, you're really gonna love this one!
Brussels Sprouts, Cashel Blue Cheese Irish Pizza:
pizza dough for one 11 " pizza
olive oil for brushing
1 leek
1/2 bunch dinosaur kale, stemmed
1 TBS sparkling/sweet wine
2 teaspoon salted butter (I used Kerrygold)
11 brussels sprouts
2 pinches sea salt
3 oz Cashel Blue Irisch Cheese
pine nuts
Preheat the oven to 450. Roll out the pizza dough, brush with olive oil and bake on a pizza stoned for 8 minutes (deflate puffiness with a knife.
Slice and clean the leek and dinosaur kale. Heat 1 teaspoon of butter in skillet and saute until tender (6-8 mins). Add sparkling wine after sauteing for 4 minutes. Season with a pinch of sea salt.
Trim stems from Brussels spouts and cut in half. Place in a ziplock bag (half sealed) with a TBS of water and microwaver for 3 1/2 minutes. Remove carefully (hot!). Melt 1 teaspoon butter in a skillet on high heat and quickly saute the sprouts until browned.
Roll out pizza dough. Brush with olive oil and bake for 7 minutes (the dough will puff up - pierce it with a knife and press down).
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The increase in protection and reduction in weight is achieved from the one-piece design which allows Easton to replace air gaps created by layers of plastic found in traditional two-piece helmets with protective EPP foam. And since the components of the S19 helmet are laminated together acting as one solid, stiffer state, this design allows the helmet to absorb impacts better increasing the level of protection beyond two-piece helmets.
Since the S19 helmet is a one-piece design a performance fit is achieved through 5 different shell sizes, oversized comfort pads and a micro adjustable back strap.
The S19 helmet definitely passes the mirror test with a 5-10% reduction in the overall outer dimensions when compared to other popular high-end helmets on the market today. It delivers that sought after slim, non-bubble head look that has made Bauer 4000 and CCM 652 styled helmets so popular for years yet in a more protective and lighter helmet. That's why NHL players are referring to it as the Next Big Thing. And I would have to agree.
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Gerald Underwood
Mr. Gerald Timothy Underwood, age 54 of Ellijay, Ga., died Tuesday, August 31, 2010 at his son?s residence following a sudden illness.
Born Dec. 28, 1955 in Avon Park, Fl., Mr. Underwood was a computer programmer for the State of Florida. He is preceded in death by his mother, Mrs. Thelma Spires Underwood.
Mr. Underwood was a member of the Old Faith Baptist Church and the American Legion Post #82 in Ellijay. He was also a United States Navy veteran having served 20 years. Survivors include his wife, Kathie Underwood, of Ellijay; sons, Joshua Underwood, Ball Ground, Ga., and Zachary Underwood, Akins, S.C..; father, G.T. Underwood, Ellijay; brother, Tony Underwood, Ellijay; and sister, Terri AndersonPort Charlotte, Fl. Nieces, nephews and other relatives also survive.
At his request, Mr. Underwood will be cremated and no service will be held. Flowers are to be omitted. Roper Funeral Home of Jasper in charge of the arrangements.
Dewey Brendel
Mr. Dewey Brendel, age 86 of Calhoun, passed away Monday, August 30, 2010 at Gordon Hospital.
Mr. Brendel was born in Pickens County on April 29, 1924, son of the late Albert and Agnes Hightower Brendel. In addition to his parents, he was also preceded in death by a daughter, Cynthia Brendel in 2007; sister, Mildred Fields; and brothers, E.J., Junior, Horace and Truman Brendel.
Mr. Brendel was retired from Lockheed as an inspector. He was a devout Christian and loved spending time with his family.
Survivors include his wife of 62 years, Ruth Long Brendel; sons, Michael Brendel and Becky Rutledge, Calhoun, Ronald Brendel and wife Becky Adairsville, and Terry Brendel and wife Dawn, Acworth; brothers and sisters-in-law, John and Coda Brendel and Gene and Marie Brendel, all of Detroit, Mi., and Glen and Lois Brendel, Wayne and Margaret Brendel and Ray and Donna Brendel, all of Fairmount; sister and brother-in-law, Linda and Trammel Reece, Jasper; grandchildren, Stephanie Bradford, Amanda Torres, Ashley Brookshire, Tegan, Lexi, Ali and Nicholas Brendel; and great-grandchildren, Adam and Nick Bradford and Claudia Torres. Several nieces, nephews and many other relatives also survive.
The funeral service was held Wednesday at 2 p.m. from the Chapel of Max Brannon and Sons Funeral Home with the Rev. Walter Hare officiating. Interment followed in Gordon Memorial Gardens. Music was arranged by Stacey Bradford. Pallbearers were: Junior, Matthew and Brian Brendel, Trammel Reece, David Green and William Torres.
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Barry Holt
Mr. Barry Holt, age 61 of Jasper, passed at his residence early Sunday afternoon, August 29, 2010.
Survivors include his wife, Patsy Holt, Jasper; mother, Gladys Holt, Woodstock; son and daughter-in-law, Jamey and April Holt, Jasper; daughter, Melody Riddle, Jasper; brothers, David Holt, Texas, and Byron Holt, Jasper; and grandchildren, Taylor Holt and Bailey Riddle. Several nieces and nephews also survive.
The funeral service was held Wednesday, Sept. 1 at 2 p.m. from the Chapel of Cagle Funeral Home with the Rev. Bob Self officiating. Interment followed in Sunrise Memorial Gardens with Ray Haynes, Marty Passmore, Larry Grover, John Gradick, Steve Cox and Bill Mott serving as pallbearers.
Duane Davis
Mr. Duane A. Davis, age 60 of Big Canoe, passed Saturday afternoon, Sept. 4, 2010 at Piedmont Mountainside Hospital in Jasper.
Survivors include his wife, Donna Davis, Big Canoe; daughters and son-in-law, Audrey Davis, New York, N.Y., and Lauren and Sean Cozart, Clarksville, Tn.; brother and sister-in-law, Dr. Dan C. and Ann Davis, Honolulu, Hawaii; sister and brother-in-law, Dr. Diana Davis and Dr. Bill Jannus, El Paso Tx.; and grandchildren Kaleb Davis and Konner Cozart.
A memorial service will be held Friday, Sept. 10 at 4 p.m. from the Big Canoe Chapel with Dr. Jim McCormick officiating. The family will accept house-type floral arrangements, but ask that memorials be made to a charity of your choice in memory of Mr. Davis. Cagle Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
Jackie Jordan
Jackie Jordan, age 62 of Ball Ground, passed Sunday Sept. 5, 2010 at Northside Hospital Cherokee.
Survivors include his wife, Karen Jordan, Ball Ground; son and daughter-in-law, Jackson and Danielle Jordan, Ball Ground; daughters and sons-in-law, Katrina and Robert Nix, Jasper, and Dee and Brian Blalock, Canton; brothers, Hulan and Brenda Jordan, Ball Ground, William and Theresa Jordan, Cumming, and Robert and Sharon Jordan, Powder Springs; and grandchildren, Avery and Olivia Blalock and Emma and Gracie Nix, Several nieces, nephews and cousins also survive.
The funeral service was held at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 7 from Sharp Mountain Baptist Church with the Revs. Phillip Burt, Greg Hamilton and Willard Wilson officiating. Internment followed at Sharp Mountain Baptist Church Cemetery.


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Lots of supply: But where's apartment demand?
If you build it, will they come? That's been the question on the minds of apartment developers hoping that the market can support the glut of new local units.
Judging from Norcross Station, the most recent rental addition, the answer is yes. But are all complexes doing as well?
"We're at nearly 100 percent occupancy for phase one," says Ann Marie Gathwright, leasing manager for Norcross– which took its first tenants in May, charging about $1000 for one bedroom and up to $1500 for two.
Phase one, the triangle-shaped warehouse building on Fourth Street just two blocks from the Downtown Mall, is unlike typical new apartment complexes [see cover story]. The 32 units feature original 1920s hardwood floors complete with marks from the days when the building served an industrial purpose.
Exposed brick and ceramic block, and stainless steel appliances in every kitchen give the spaces an industrial aesthetic that Gathwright says many tenants have found attractive. Even the apartment's strange shapes (thanks to the building hugging the CSX train tracks) offer a quirkiness not found in the polished right angles of new construction.
For folks looking for something a bit more traditional, Gathwright says Norcross Station's phase two, a new 32-unit building just south of the warehouse, may fit the bill though she couldn't comment on its success since leasing had just begun in late July.
Rip Cathcart, developer of Lakeside apartments on Avon Street Extended and Carriage Hill, says that like Norcross, his units are moving well– but he feels lucky.
"Our complexes are holding up," says Cathcart. "My impression of the market was there was a lot of vacancy and that projects had not reached stabilized occupancy."
Lakeside, however, is a "shining star," says Cathcart, at 100 percent occupancy. Carriage Hill is currently 90 percent full.
Cathcart says brand new apartment complexes– like Jefferson Ridge and Stoney Creek– may be facing difficulties because "even though they have the advantage of being new, they have so many units to fill."
Richard Spurzem, developer of Jefferson Ridge, confirms that times have been tough.
"We're at half occupancy," he reports. And though he says "every day the phone rings" with potential tenants, he believes even rougher times could be ahead for all apartment developments.
"We're in a soft market," says Spurzem. "What's interesting from a real estate standpoint," he adds, "is no one thought there was any softness possible."
And while new complexes have many units to fill, older complexes have their work cut out for them as well. In fact, says Spurzem, ever-increasing competition and the still-strong buyers' market are spawning a trend.
"What you see in hot real estate markets is conversion of apartments into condos," he says. He cites developer Hunter Craig's recent purchase of Hessian Hills, a 184-unit apartment complex on Georgetown Road, as an example of this conversion. Turtle Creek on Commonwealth Drive, he says, is also increasingly converting apartments to condos.
The effect, Spurzem hopes, will eventually be positive for rental units because ultimately "that will take units off the rental market." Though it may initially reduce the number of possible tenants (since current renters are the typical buyers, he says) conversions will eventually reduce the pool of available apartments.
But Chuck Rotgin of Great Eastern Management, owner of both Westgate and Barclay Place apartments, says the future looks bright at his older complexes.
"We're probably a little better this year than last," says Rotgin, citing renovations at the two complexes over the past few years. Also, he says, much of the new apartment construction is "student oriented"– not the market for either Barclay Place or Westgate.
With Coran Capshaw's 225-unit Fifeville development, Walker Square, getting ready to open this fall, apartment developers can only wait to see how saturated the market gets.
Spurzem, for one, fears things could get worse.
"We're not sure we've found the bottom yet," he says, "and not sure once we find the bottom how long we'll be scraping along before things improve."
Norcross Station, phase one, between Garrett and Market streets, is almost fully occupied.
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BLACKSBURG, Va. (AP) -- Cody Journell knew why he'd missed a critical earlier field goal try.
He was delighted to get a chance to show it when he got another opportunity.
Journell kicked a 41-yard field goal as time expired to force overtime, then made a 17-yard field goal in the extra period to give No. 16 Virginia Tech a 20-17 victory against Georgia Tech on Monday night.
"I really just try to clear my head of everything whenever I'm out on the field," said Journell, who earlier missed from 38 yards. "I just tried to let everything go and do what I needed to do."
The kicks rescued the Hokies from another crushing season-opening loss.
They lost to East Carolina in their 2008 opener, Alabama in 2009 and Boise State in 2010, and in a season where some view them as national championship contenders, they couldn't afford to start with a loss to an Atlantic Coast Conference division foe.
It seemed fitting to Hokies coach Frank Beamer that Journell came through. Last season, he missed the Sugar Bowl while serving a suspension for his arrest on felony breaking and entering charges. He later pleaded guilty to misdemeanor trespassing, and was reinstated under conditions set by athletic director Jim Weaver.
"Cody made a big mistake and I thought he paid a tremendous price," Beamer said. "But I think he knows that this is his family and we're all pulling for him."
Journell wasn't the only star for the Hokies, but he was the biggest after what he said was his first career game-winner.
"He kicked a big one there tonight," Beamer said. "And that last one, that's not an easy one with the pressure."
Georgia Tech got the ball first in overtime, but quarterback Tevin Washington threw the ball away under pressure on third down and was intercepted by Kyle Fuller.
Washington's 10-yard scoring pass with 44 seconds left in regulation had given the Yellow Jackets a 17-14 lead before Logan Thomas then drove the Hokies for Journell's 41-yarder.
After Washington's turnover, the only one in the game, the Hokies got runs of 6 and 18 yards from Michael Holmes on the first two plays to set up the winner.
"I thought we hung in there great," Beamer said. "Those guys know what they're doing. They're tough all game. It's a right-at-you ballgame."
The Hokies trailed 17-14 until Journell made his first kick, depriving Washington of the comeback win in regulation.
Georgia Tech's run-first quarterback hit Deon Hill with a 10-yard touchdown pass in the final minute, stunning the sellout crowd.
Four plays earlier, Washington was flushed from the pocket on a fourth-and-6 play from the Hokies 37, and after eluding a pass rusher, he found B.J. Bostic with three defenders around him for a 19-yard gain on the right sideline to keep the drive alive.
"He made some great plays on the last drive in regulation," Yellow Jackets coach Paul Johnson, who is 1-4 against the Hokies, said of his QB.
The Hokies, who had gone ahead 14-10 on Thomas' 42-yard scoring pass to Demitri Knowles with 7:46 to play, got the ball back and drove to the Yellow Jackets 24 with 6 seconds remaining.
Georgia Tech used a timeout to try to ice Journell, but his kick sailed through the uprights to tie it at 17.
Fans, most of whom came clad in orange, didn't even wait for the officials to signal the kick good, but took their cues from the reactions of those with a better view and were already celebrating having scored more points in the last 7:46 than the first 52:14.
Before the offensive flurry in the fourth quarter, the game was a punting contest that turned on a punt that went awry.
Georgia Tech had managed just two first downs when Hokies freshman punter A.J. Hughes set them up with a mistake.
Dropped back in punt formation near midfield, he let a snap go through his hands and scrambled to fall on it for a 22-yard loss.
That put the Yellow Jackets at the Hokies 24, and three runs tied it. On the 12-yard touchdown, Robert Godhigh went wide around the left side, dodged defenders, broke several tackles and scored easily, making it 7-7.
The mistake seemed to knock the Hokies off their stride, and neither team threatened the rest of the half.
The Yellow Jackets finally started moving the ball and went ahead 10-7 on a 34-yard field goal by David Scully to start the fourth quarter. The score came after a 15-play, 56-yard drive that not only took 7:18 off the clock, but included three short third-down conversions and left the Hokies defenders looking as if the high humidity was finally starting to wear them down.
After falling behind, Thomas and the offense finally gave the defense a break, driving from their 23 to the Yellow Jackets 21 in 11 plays, but Journell missed the attempt.
The rested Hokies didn't let it keep them down long, holding the Yellow Jackets and forcing a punt.
This time, Thomas worked quickly. He hit Marcus Davis for 35 yards on second down, and when Davis fumbled the ball at the end of the run, Corey Fuller recovered at the Yellow Jackets 42.
On the next play, Thomas hit speedy wide receiver Demitri Knowles for the touchdown in the right corner, his first career reception.
Knowles beat Rod Sweeting, who also was called for pass interference on the play.
The Hokies had the upper hand early, moving the ball and stopping the Yellow Jackets on three plays on their first series.
Thomas did the bulk of the work for the Hokies, running 4 yards for a first down on a third-and-2 play, and hitting Kyle Fuller for 12 yards on third-and-11 from the Georgia Tech 34.
After two runs by Holmes for 17 yards, Thomas floated a touch pass over the Yellow Jackets defense to Eric Martin for a touchdown and a 7-0 lead.


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10g Release 1 (10.1)
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public static int isSimilar(OrdImageSignature signature1, OrdImageSignature signature2,
String attrWeights, float threshold)
Compares two image signatures, returning a status that indicates if the degree of difference between the image signatures is within a specified threshold. This method compares the image signatures in signature1 and signature2 using weights specified for one or more visual attributes. The result of the comparison is a score between 0.0 and 100.0, where a lower value indicates a closer match. If the score is less than or equal to the specified threshold, the images are considered a match and the method returns 1; otherwise, the method returns 0.
Specify a weight in the range 0.0 to 1.0 for one or more of the following visual attributes: color, shape, texture, location.
You must specify a value greater than 0.0 for at least one of the following attributes: color, shape, or texture. The location attribute indicates the importance of the distribution of the color, shape, or texture features in the images. During processing, the values are normalized such that they total 1.0. For example:
Note:The ORDImageSignature isSimilar( ) method operates on two image signatures, not on indexes on database tables. Therefore, this method cannot take advantage of the increased performance that is possible using image matching with image signature indexes on the underlying tables. To use image signature indexes, use the IMGSimilar and IMGScore SQL operators.
See Oracle interMedia Reference for more information about image signature indexes.
The first OrdImageSignature.
An OrdImageSignature to be compared to signature1.
A String that specifies a list of one or more visual attributes and the weight to be applied to each attribute.
A floating-point value that specifies the degree of similarity required for the two images to be considered a match.
Return Value
This method returns an integer value of 1 if the images match; otherwise, it returns 0.
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by Jen Lynds
On Jan. 30, three people in Houlton were charged with trafficking in methamphetamine and endangering the welfare of a minor after the Maine Drug Enforcement Agency searched an apartment on Military Street.
Darrell Crandall, MDEA division commander, said that during 2012, MDEA's lab team processed 13 methamphetamine manufacturing sites in Maine. Eight of those sites were in Aroostook County.
Just two weeks earlier, I wrote an article about how schools across the state were dealing with the new school lunch menu regulations in light of rising obesity rates across the nation. A University of Maine study found late last year that just under 8 percent of Maine's children and adolescents are obese. As those youth grow into adults, that proportion likely will rise to more than 25 percent, according to the study. And of course, everyone knows that along with drugs and childhood obesity, Maine also has a serious problem with domestic violence, the economy, healthcare, murder, suicide, preventable fires, education, affordable housing, etc.
So I was shocked when I read in the newspaper what Maine Gov. Paul LePage said to a group of school children at St. John Catholic School in Winslow.
"My greatest fear in the state of Maine: newspapers," LePage told the children on Friday, according to a report from the Central Maine Morning Sentinel. "I'm not a fan of newspapers."
Umm… what? His greatest fear in the state is newspapers? Its not the very obvious problems with drugs, people abusing and killing their family members, people killing themselves (often because they could not access the mental health services they needed,) children developing Type II diabetes and high blood pressure because they are overweight, teens dropping out of school because they could not access the educational services they needed, and more?
After LePage spoke to the children, he told reporters that he prefers TV and radio news because he believes they don't spin the news. The governor had warned people before that Maine's newspapers are full of lies— first at a fisherman's forum in Rockport and again a year later in Waterville.
In the Waterville incident, he told a group of schoolchildren, "Reading newspapers in the state of Maine is like paying somebody to tell you lies."
Well… the first thing that comes to mind is, why did the bulk of his campaign efforts appear in newspapers? Why, if he has such disdain for newspapers, is he sending reporters press releases from his office with quotes that he wants included in their stories?
It is startling to me that LePage does not realize how unfair of him it is to criticize newspapers. First of all, newspapers helped him get elected. They helped spread his message, contained countless articles about his time spent winning votes while shaking hands in coffee shops, they printed interviews, covered events, forums, etc. Their websites streamed his debates.
They continue to cover the LePage administration and the efforts of First Lady Ann LePage.
They will continue to write about him as he works to get re-elected.
While TV news reporters work just as hard as print reporters, TV news is not always accessible to everyone, especially in rural Maine. In some homes, families receive only three channels and cannot always access local newscasts.
But most anyone in Maine can walk into a library and read a newspaper for free. In that library, they can use the Internet for free to read newspapers and go to a website and see a LePage campaign ad or watch a debate that he took part in. Students in schools across the state also have access to a number of newspapers in their libraries. I don't think that libraries or schools set up chairs and let people watch the nightly news very often, but maybe I am wrong.
LePage has said that he was a victim of domestic violence as a child, and I think that everyone who hears that feels sickened for the pain that he must have suffered.
We have domestic violence in Aroostook County. A lot of it. You can read about it in the newspaper.
LePage should make time for me on his next visit to The County. I would show him the spot in Monticello where a man stabbed his brother, briefly held two others hostage and kept police at bay for ten hours before lethally overdosing on drugs. Or we could go to the motel in Houlton where a 57-year-old woman was beaten and stabbed to death and robbed of drugs and money. We could walk a short distance away to where the MDEA nabbed five people for manufacturing methamphetamine in a wooded area at the end of a residential street. On the way, I could tell him about a Sherman man who talked his doctor into giving him a pill used to treat erectile dysfunction so he could rape his 11-year-old victim for longer periods of time over a six year span. We could go to the trailer in Amity where a 20-year-old man hunted down a terrorized 10-year-old boy and stabbed him to death along with his 55-year-old father and his dad's 30-year-old friend.
We could end the trip by looking at all of the empty storefronts and closed plants and manufacturing facilities in the region.
The governor's greatest fear in the state should not be newspapers. It should be the crime, violence, drug abuse, lack of jobs and economic depression that is crippling Maine.
I work for a newspaper and I see this. Could it be possible that the governor doesn't?
I am hoping that the governor was just having a bad day when he said what he did. I just want him to solve the problems plaguing the state. That is what I really want to write about.
Dear Governor, Believe me, newspapers aren't the problem
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So I've been thinking about ethics recently. I got a new video camera (Drift HD) and I'll probably do a motovlog explaining this more in depth, but here's my thoughts.
Drift makes a cable that plugs into the USB on their camera and lights up a LED when the camera is on, and gets brighter when recording. This is invaluable when motovlogging as you can't hear the camera beep with the bike running.
I have found no documentation or information on this "device" or how it works.
So I figured it out. Simple but difficult enough that not everyone can grab a USB cable and glue an led to it.
So here comes my dilemma. They charge 20 bucks for this device which is essentially 50 cents of components.
I don't know that I would feel right building and selling my version of it, even though I have some improvements I would make. This is partially because I really like their cameras, and they seem to be a nice company to deal with.
I'll definetly be making one for myself, but should I release the plans on how it works? And would it really be that terrible to sell premade ones? Its not like I'd claim they were original drift merchandise, just a aftermarket led cable that's compatable with the drift cameras.
Reverse engineering and ethics.
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Is SEO (Search Engine Optimization) an important part of a successful web strategy? Absolutely. Are Catholics taking advantage of SEO? It doesn't seem so.
Let's start with raw search-engine results.
(NOTE: Results will vary. Google uses multiple criteria to create a search engine results page customized just for you.)
Search term "Christian" – 1,270,000,000 results
Interesting, a billion more results. Lot's to chew on there. Should webmasters target the 'Christian' keyword more? Probably.
Only 1 Catholic website on the first SERP (Search Engine Results Page)? That's not good.
Let's narrow things down
Not even 1 Catholic result on the first SERP? Ouch. I did some keyword research on that phrase – there are 40,500 searches on it each month.
Here's a punch to the gut…
Only 1 Catholic result on the first SERP. I did some research on this – there are 5,000,000 searches on that phrase each month. For you non-techies, that's A LOT.
What Does This All Mean?
Catholics need to make a concerted effort to get better results on key search terms. Sure, it IS important that you get your Parish or School website listed in Google search results – but who's building Catholic websites that answer questions like "how to live a Christian life" and "how to pray"?


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Topic: Asking or inviting friends to join here.........
Is it okay if we have friends wanting to join here, or liking Star Wars?
Maybe we would get better members, I'm not naming names but this person has three accounts and the first letter is " S " and the last one " i "
But is it okay with the Mods and fellow members here?
If we can ask friends or relatives to join if they like BF and Star Wars?


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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 15 (UPI) -- The father of a young Philadelphia police officer gunned down in 1991 says he did not expect a judge's decision to vacate the killer's death sentence.
Patrick Boyle, himself a retired Philadelphia police detective, said at a news conference Tuesday he was "floored" by Common Pleas Judge M. Theresa Sarmina's ruling. Sarmina said late Friday Daniel Bracey is developmentally disabled and cannot constitutionally be executed.
Boyle's son, Daniel, was 21 and in his first year as a patrolman when he was killed. Family members sat through a hearing in April.
"After listening to all the testimony on the district attorney's side, I really felt that the only way she could rule is for us," Boyle said.
First Assistant District Attorney Edward McCann said his office will decide whether to appeal. He said Bracey's previous appeals had been rejected by the courts.
Sarmina's decision was based on a 2002 Supreme Court ruling that executing the mentally challenged is unconstitutional. She found he was of "sub-average intelligence" and had problems with "adaptive behavior."


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Mario Testino Fashion Pictures on His New Website
Behind the Lens: 20 of Mario Testino's Most Stylish Shots Yet
Behind the Lens: 20 of Mario Testino's Most Stylish Shots Yet
Thanks to the newly relaunched MarioTestino.com, we can peep Mario's stylish work in one place. As one of the rare shutterbugs to reach iconic status — joining the ranks of Irving Penn, Herb Ritts, Annie Leibovitz, Richard Avedon, and Rankin — the Peruvian photographer has snapped A-list celebs, glossy fashion editorials, and high-profile ad campaigns for more than 30 years. Now, after showcasing his work in the London Portrait Gallery, in countless magazines (including Vogue, V Magazine, and Vanity Fair), and in 11 photo anthologies, we can see his close friend and muse Kate Moss reapplying lipstick, Prince William and Kate Middleton on their engagement day, Gwyneth Paltrow celebrating her '98 Oscar win, and a young Gisele Bundchen in her native Brazil all in one go. We love that the revamped site reads like a who's-who in star-studded names, but best of all? He has the ability to make even the most casual photo shoots look utterly glamorous. Take a look at our favorite Mario shots thus far; then, head over to his site to see his portfolio in full.


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Tiara Rado Animal Hospital in Grand Juction, CO is seeking an experienced Surgeon to join our team.
We are an AHAA accredited hospital seeking a surgeon who is qualified to do major orthopedic surgeries. Frequently we work in conjunction with referring vet clinics to diagnose and treat major illnesses for their clients. For 30 years, Tiara Rado Animal Hospital has earned a reputation as a forward-thinking veterinary practice dedicated to lovingly treating dogs and cats with high quality medical care and their families with respect.
Our Veterinary Clinic in Grand Junction, Colorado now offers physical therapy and rehabilitative services to help your pets recover from surgeries, injuries, and live more comfortably as they age. We utilize the most up-to-date technology to diagnose and treat dogs and cats in Colorado and Utah. This includes ultrasound, echocardiography, fluoroscopy, digital radiology, endoscopy, and more. We also off integrative medicine options such as chiropractic and acupuncture services. These modalities are useful tools to maintain comfort and performance for pets.
Our facility is equipped to provide the highest standard in diagnostics, medicine, non-invasive techniques, dentistry, and surgical care. We seek to promote an excellent work environment that focuses on family and encompasses continuing education that benefits the patients, practice, and community. We promote an environment where we can challenge each other and pursue excellence through teamwork and continued evolvement of learning. Professionalism, compassion, integrity, and communication are some characteristics which we hold in high esteem at Tiara Rado Animal Hospital.
We are committed to continuing a leadership role in western Colorado and eastern Utah through technological advancements. Our hospital understands perfection is unattainable, but we certainly try to get as close as possible!
We offer competitive compensation with a possible production bonus and great benefits for eligible employees, including medical/dental, 401K, continuing education, paid vacation, generous personal pet care discounts and more.
Grand Junction, Colorado has a lot to offer the outdoor enthusiast! Mountain biking, road biking, hiking, fishing, skiing/snowboarding, snowshoeing, kayaking/canoeing, music festivals, and much more! A little be of something for everyone!
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Please someone tell me.... what is the acceptable pay for QA jobs?
Can't wait to get started either. Maybe we should exchange e-mails and keep in touch, etc. Let me know.
Webmedx after the interview. I didn't have to test based on my experience and score on the verbal testing.
If you applied through TransHealth they still seem to be operating as two separate companies and dealing with a different group of people. I applied to them before the merge and I never heard from them after submitting my resume.
Is there plenty of work? I think they actually want me on 2 accounts. I'm scared to switch companies...but the company I'm with now is using and abusing me and I need to find something else.
take it so I can't speak for them, but Axolotl is a great company. I'm making almost 2 cpl more than what TT offered. Work has been slow lately but they pay downtime and have are adding accounts little by little. 6 paid holidays, PTO, 401K with up to 3% match, free short/long-term disability. I don't have a need for health insurance, but premiums are more reasonable than most.
They provide all hardware/software. Great tech support available 24/7. QA pretty strict, but reasonable. Almost no flexibility with schedule, though getting off for doctor's appointments and things like that aren't an issue. I think they only have 90 MTs/QA right now so still a small company, but one that respects its employees.
I've been there a year and like with anything there have been a few ups and downs, but I would highly recommend then.
IC position and pay is low. Can't remember any other details of their offer. The first 2 were enough to know I wasn't interested.
The whole time I was interviewing the recruiter was IMing people, either interrupting to do it or saying out loud what she was sending. I can understand the need to communicate, but thought it extremely rude.
The account they wanted to put me on was the most wonderful account and I was lucky there was an opening because the MTs on the account just loved it and there was rarely an opening. She then put me in contact with the lead on the account and she told me that it was an extremely difficult account and that they couldn't keep MTs on the account. I had worked on the account years ago when I worked on YOG and I knew that it was an extremely difficult account. The lead also let slip that they offshored work and the good work went offshore and the crap was left here for us to do.
I hate being lied to more than anything and once someone lies and I catch them in it I'm done, no second chances.
management so to say I couldn't hack it is bull. I just couldn't deal with the BS.
I was offered a position at Peachtree today. Does anyone have any info on this company? Easy to work with or not, pay on time, easy platform, flexible with appointments, etc? Thanks for any and all information, as I couldn't find much in the old posts. Thanks!
was also Surprisingly good. I knew without being told that the work was being done offshore as it was not that good.
If I were to go to India, or any other non-English speaking company I would not be able to do the work either, but then I'm not trying to compete with native MTs. If I say I have a first rate product, then I need to be able to prove it and thus far I haven't seen it.
Just curious, I tested last week and have not heard anything.


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Changing Tastes
Everything except for the front door and a couple of windows on either side of it was reduced to
rubble Saturday as the final phase of demolition of the historic Pine Tree Inn and former Taste of
Country Restaurant took place to make room for a new pharmacy. For anyone interested in watching
from nearby lots, the final demolition will take place Sunday morning. Bricks from the building
will be placed in a hopper on site and available Monday for purchase. The cost will be two bricks
for $5, with the money going to the Lisbon splash pad project at the village pool. Morning Journal/Patti Schaeffer


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Country living and affordable housing focused on its rural appeal characterizes the growing crossroads of Bright. This beautiful community located atop the scenic hills of SE Indiana has been transformed from a rural farming community into a bustling and vibrant escape for city workers seeking a more pastoral and scenic setting for their homes.
Bright is located approximately 40 miles west of Cincinnati, and is within 30 minutes of the Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport. The community dining, shopping and worship thrives at the intersection of State Line Road and Salt Fork Road.
Nearby Dearborn County Hospital in Lawrenceburg serves the county's medical needs, in the midst of a $38 million construction project improving the hospital to meet growing population demands. Hospitals in Cincinnati are a half hour drive away.
Groceries and basic necessities along with a few restaurants, and shopping are at the heart of this snug city. Shopping sprees include a convenient half hour drive east to Cincinnati's malls, or other nearby Dearborn County towns.
Gardening, fishing, numerous parks and the slow pace of country life focus on recreational sports and high school activities, and nearby river attractions. A spacious branch of the Dearborn County library acts as a community focus offering reading and leisure activities. Bright Meadows Park has playgrounds, ball fields and sports access.


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Headed to Austin, TX later this week to take in the annual South By Southwest show? You'll want to download the official mobile application to your Android phone first. Powered by Xomo and presented by HP Digital, the free app keeps users up to date with events and people, and provides locations and directions to exhibitors and everything related to SXSW 2011. There is also a searchable schedule of events with filters for venue, category, and sub-category as well as easy access to live twitter and check-in streams. Read more at the SXSW website!
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