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Home server threadI don't want an edition editionNAS is how most people get into this. It's nice have a /comfy/ home for all your data. Streaming your movies/shows around the house and to friends is good feels. Repurpose an old desktop, buy a SBC, or go with cheap used enterprise gear. Lots of options and theres even a flowchart. Ask./hsg/ is about learning and expanding your horizons. Know all about NAS? Learn virtualization. Spun up some VMs? Learn about networking by standing up a pfsense box and configuring some vlans. Theres always more to learn and chances to grow. Think you're godtier already? Setup openstack and report back.>What software should I run?install gentoo. Or whatever flavor of *nix is best for the job or most comfy for you. Jellyfin to replace netflix, nextcloud to replace googlel, ampache to replace spotify, the list goes on and on. Look at the awesome selfhosted list and ask.>Datahoarding ok here?YES - you are in good company. Shuck those easystores and flash IT mode on your H310. All datahoarding talk welcome.>Do I need a rack and all that noisey enterprise gear?No. An old laptop or rpi can be a server if you want.>A T T E N T I O N:>The /hsg/ wiki is up!http://hsg.shortlink.club/>Linksserver tips: https://pastebin.com/SXuHp12Jhttps://github.com/Kickball/awesome-selfhostedhttps://old.reddit.com/r/datahoarderhttps://www.labgopher.comhttps://www.reddit.com/r/homelab/wiki/indexhttps://wiki.debian.org/FreedomBox/Features>Chatirc.rizon.net #_hsg_https://riot.im/app/#/room/#homeservergeneral:matrix.org
whats the sweet sopt for used enterprise mobos/CPUs/RAM these days? I kinda want my NAS to not be running a Q6600 anymore
Good fellaGood threadGood luck
Noob question, can i run multiple services (xmpp, pleroma, NAS, ...) on 1 laptop?
>>71388849you can run as much stuff as you have the RAM (and CPU cores, for more intensive things) to support. For personal stuff you can generally get away with pretty low-end specs.
>>71388595Why the frick does Samba never work on my Ubuntu server uggghhhI've started from scratch like 20 times. I just want one public share that everyone can access, and one private share per person on my network.
What does you homeserver do? >plex>smb >Minecraft >openVPN>unifi > + a raspi with pi-hole
Anyone know any good examples of capable wiki solutions?Is there anything which allows me to pull in metadata from other pages and make a custom index? I have a lot of items with various properties to document...
>>71389074Thought so, thanks.What would be the distro of choice? Debian?
>>71389624I like Debian, though remember Buster is getting released early next month. You do generally want a slow-moving, stable distro so that once you have everything set up you can leave the machine in the corner and have it just werk with minimum hassle. That said, though, any distro you're comfortable with will work.
>>71388757Operating cost wise the newest ones or new-ish consumer ARM/x86_64 are usually the best.So there isn't really any sweet spot, unless you're in a place where power is near free or you know exactly how long you're going to operate the machine.
>>71389611> metadata from other pagesLike... a search engine?Wikis aren't generally made to deal with arbitrary js and html, they generally just read some of their supported syntax [markup, wiki codes, ...] and most of what they extract from that for other forms of presentation is explicitly specified in that syntax.
>>71389179>Plex>SMB/NAS>Various game servers>Leanote>Some automated python scriptsLooking into piholeLooking into nextcloud
>>71389770In my particular case, I was thinking of having a category with a list of items. Each item is described in its own page (with lots of info and trivia) and has various indexable properties like "cost" and "size". What I would like however is some automated way of making another page which acts as an index of these pages, so I can quickly determine, say, what price a set of items are without going to each individual page.Of course I could just make a script to do it, but it's always nice when your software has this sort of stuff built in somehow.
>>71388595Why not just use a cloud solution?
>>71389966>Each item is described in its own page (with lots of info and trivia) and has various indexable properties like "cost" and "size". What I would like however is some automated way of making another page which acts as an index of these pages, so I can quickly determine, say, what price a set of items are without going to each individual page.Sounds more like a spreadsheet type of software. I'm sure there are also wikis with some support for spreadsheets, but I don't know which one would be good.Of course you can relatively quickly program this in any typical web framework too if you know any.
>>71390025>botnet baitnot even touching privacy concerns the cost savings alone for say an 8tb "cloud" is worth it to me.
>>713887571366 socket is cheap AF for cpus, 6 cores for about £10 each. Ddr 3 is relatively cheap too. Noisey and power hungry though, as with all older hardware.
>>71388757Sweet spot for price and power consumption for used gear is probably a Sandy Bridge or Ivy Bridge based Xeon system. There are a ton of used Dell PowerEdge servers out there for sale.
>>71388757i would say the newest xeon you can afford that still accepts ddr3 if your going for value. If your power is expensive in the long run you would probably be better off with just the newest system you could afford.
>>71389163very simple. after you add a share(use example from smb.conf)run 'smbpasswd -a $user' where user is unix user.and it will just work after starting smb and nmb services.
>>71388595When I'm downloading torrents to my server as an SMB share location from my media PC I get I/O errors, but it will download sometimes 30%-50% of it, then fail with an "I/0 error operation invalid". If I try to delete and re download I get 0.0% and errors right away. I can transfer files normally with no issue over the network SMB share. So I doubt the disks are having trouble.The server is 8tb RAID 10 on debianThe the media PC is Ubuntu 19.04 using qbittorrent. Not sure where to start with this issue, is this something that you just can't do?
>>71390666Probably qbit i have had off and on trouble with qbit downloading to smb share in the past. Switching clients for troubleshooting always solved it. Which sucks because i prefer qbit.
>>71389163Define not working. Are you adding users to samba?
Best htpc-small server for my needs?I dont mind if its little old, but it has to be intel 3th gen or newer, and cost less than 100€
>>71390752Funny you should say that because I just downloaded something with out issue to the server using Deluge and W10. But fuck deluge if you want RSS feeds. RSS feeds was the heart of this whole venture too. Mid post update; tried qbit from a hardwired w10 PC and it worked flawlessly. Good enough solution for me.
>>71388595Got a single R710 under medium load, seems to be capping out IO thoughMostly running a web server and some stuff in docker(mostly public gameservers for a project and a community I know the managers of).Any clue what might be the issue?Running stock RAID card and an SSD as the OS drive, mostly because I haven't had a chance to swap it.
>>71390908Any of the cheap office optiplex's you see around ebay.
>>71391211What do you mean capping out IO? Disk? Light usage shouldn't stress a ssd. I'd put the raid card in it mode.
How do I build a lab for sysadmin and/or cyber security
>>71391715Get win2016 eval mode and make an AD environment and then add some vms to it and push some group policy to run some powershell scripts to rename and domain join and change default apps
I just got a router (can't use the use on my clg dorm), what kind of simple projects can i do as an absolute beginner?
>>71391150Why not YaRSS2 for Deluge?
Not exactly hsg, but on a VPS.I'd like to host an instance of Gitea, and I'd also like repository data to be encrypted on disk. I'd like to achieve this without full disk encryption.Ideas?
>>71390666You should probably run a SMART scan just to be sure... Might save you heartache down the road
Server:Dell PowerEdge T110 iiXeon 1240v232GB ECC RAMMellanox CX3 FDR Infiniband adapterPerc H700 / P100 (onboard)2x 250GB SSD on P100 (OS)8x 3TB SAS on H700 in RAID 52x 4TB USB3 HDD for back up (even / odd rotation, bare metal restore + important data only)Server 2016 Essentials / Hyper-V / AD domain controller / DNS / DHCP / deploy and update services / opensmPlex:Dell Precision T1700 SFFXeon 1245v332GB ECC RAM128gb ssd (OS)2x 500GB SSD (misc)Mellanox CX3 FDR Infiniband adapterServer 2016 standard / Hyper-V / PlexVM's:Spread across both machines5 node (1 master / 4 worker) Kubernetes cluster on Debian, with GlusterFS handling storage, and treated like bare metal, and used for learning and automation testing.I don't have enough disk IO to come close to saturating the 56gbit Infiniband link, but I'll hit about 3gbit at peak. It's also nice not to choke Plex's streaming interface with storage requests.I'm also running two TinkerBoards, one running PiHole and openHAB, the other running JMRI.
>>71393632Just point gitea at a directory in encfs for storing repo data
>>71390445The Dell 20 series power edges have price dropped enough with the release of the 40 series last year that they are absolutely the sweet spot in power edge land. The 10 series is fucking slow and loud in comparison to the 20, which us quiet enough that I can't hear my R320 across the room. The 20 series dumpster the 10 series in performance and perf/watt across the board, but you still get to buy cheap ECC DDR3 for like $1.5/GB. Use labgopher or something to find a server that meets your needs.
>>71388595I setup my NAS a few years back and haven't touched it. Its probably due for an upgrade. Anyone here run FreeNAS? Is it still popular/supported?
>>71389179R320:FreeNAS R620 (ESXi): PiholeUnifiMinecraftJellyfinUbooquityELK stackRemote transcode (CPU)Remote compile slaveOld gaming PC (980Ti):Remote transcode (GPU)Running pytorch shit for my ML courseCompiling/running anything I wrote involving cuda
>>71391670The cheap eBay optiplex make great servers in general if you aren't going to need more than 16GB of ram, they are probably the absolute king of performance per dollar across all available new and used hardware.If you want to start out, but you don't want to build a server and $250-300 is more than you want to spend on a used enterprise server, get that $120 optiplex off eBay and try installing ESXi and some VMs. They suck for storage and NAS purposes in general (you can only fit one hard drive and one SSD), but if you want to try running a bunch of different things this is the way to do it. An optiplex and a cheap NAS is the budget king homelab that gets you 80% of a real setup for half the price. If you move on from the optiplex you can pop a low profile 1050ti in there and sell it as a competent gaming PC that can play demanding games like Rainbow Six at 1080@60 on medium settings.
still working on my new home server room (and the house around it)
>>71394056I love freenas, it is absolutely still popular and supported. You need to have a machine with a lot of ram and a pass through HBA to dedicate to it, but if you do have that I think it is absolutely the way to go for medium demand NASs. I connect to mine over 10gbit and use an iSCSI share to host my steam library and the RAM cache makes it so once the game loads once, all the subsequent loading screens are much shorter since it can serve everything at 10Gbit/s out of the cache.The documentation is stellar (though using it needs lots and lots of reading), you still have access to a root prompt and can do anything you can do with a normal FreeBSD install, and it is rock fucking stable.
>>71394406That's so overkill, I love it. What is going in that rack?
>>71394409Do you know if it supports Ryzen with ECC? I'll have a spare R7 1700 soon and was thinking of using that. Can't find much online, which probably means it just works™.
>>71394523I can't say for sure, but I don't see any reason why that wouldn't work. Depending on what you plan to use your NAS for, a ryzen will range between "beyond adequate" and "comically overkill" for the task. I would absolutely try and host other services on the machine if spending a bit more on RAM doesn't scare you. What do you plan on using it for and how much RAM were you thinking of getting?
>>71393920That's a nice fucking setup. I was thinking of linking my NAS and VM server over infiniband just for keks, and because the connectx-2 40Gbit IB cards are like $8 a pop, have you tried infiniband on Linux at all?
>>71393926Good idea anon
>>71393920You seen the atomic pi's? They are quite nice and would make a nice hardware cluster.Should have just went 10gig eth, IB is shite for your setup.
>>71394406Damn, I want a separate room like that. I'm thinking about colocating as the noise is starting to annoy me at nighttime. What you gonna be hosting?
you guys are like little babbystaking the ibm out of commission, at least for 24/7 use, probably going to set up a windows lab with it. it was running my pfsense instance but it's just too hot and loud, got pci passthrough working pretty good in proxmox on the r710 so virtualized firewall hasn't been too bad so far at all
I have a proliant ml350 g6. Am I stuck only buying a stock branded heatsink for it or are there compatible ones that I can get for maybe cheaper.
What up boys and girls (male)? Heresuh server. Running Windows 7 like a true pro with all NTFS based partitions and using Windows RAID 1. All arrays backed up of course. Quick question though. Is it harmful to use SATA power splitters? Or Molex to 2x SATA? I have 4x 1TB drives laying around that I'd like to add but my server PSU only has 8x SATA connections.
>>71396384Did you reinforce the table at all? When I put a 1U on my Ikea Lack's shelf thing it sags enough to make me nervous.
>>71396917Just bigger brackets on the legs for the shelf. Sags a little bit in the middle but I've got the UPS under it so I'm not too worried about it
don't all of you plex users worry that they have all of your viewing data and are just a lawsuit or two away from being forced to hand it over to the MPAA or something? i feel like the media sharing stuff has to be illegal >ah, anon, i see you let a friend stream problem child 2, that'll be $200,000
>>71396562> Is it harmful to use SATA power splitters?short answer, yes, don't ever do that,
>>71400272I have three molex-to-5xSATA cables in my system
>>71400317you are a brave man
>>71400390it's been several years and nothing's melted or shorted out or shown any sign of trouble. The drives attached to them work fine.
Absolute scrub here Turned my old T61 into a next cloud server and I love it. The only issue is I can't point anything to my external drive with next cloud How do I do that?Also what else can I do with an old thinkpad?
>>71394953>IB under LinuxNot really, no. At some point I'll move the Kubernetes cluster to hardware and will address it then. I imagine it's going to be about the same as Windows, just using Debians network stack.>>71395653>IB is shit$Free.99 But let's agree to disagree.
>>71389179>smb>openVPN>Minecraft>Counter-Strike>nginx>apache2>rsync + crontab for backups
>>71400661What a waste of a perfectly good T61, use some old broken supermarket laptop for server, a thinkpad is a computer you want to use not putting it in a corner as a server.
>>71396384looking to do a build in this case, what psu did you use? as all the psu's have stupidly long cables and would prefer short ones for a small case
>>71400272There are two types of splitters, the crimped kind is safe the molded kind starts fires. There's a bunch of youtube videos going over the difference.
>>71390025Just rent a VPS and use an SSHFS mount. There, it's in the cloud.
>>71402247A vs B pic? Link?
>>71402418This is the safe kind. Note that if the molex plug were replaced female SATA port, then that port would also have to be crimped like the other two, a lot of chinks ones are crimped on the outputs but molded on the input which is unsafe.
>>71402418This is your resident fire starter, note how the plug is molded around the cable rather than being a two piece assembly that pinches the cable and cuts in to it. That molding tends to be shitty and cause shorts as things vibrate and the plastic deforms under heat or whatever.
my garbage pile:dd-wrt asus rt-n66u WAPsome d-link switch unmanageddell optiplex 980 running pfsenseanother dell optiplex 980 not sure what to do withlaser printerfreenas box 4x4tb core i3-4370 32gb ramapc smartups 1500va42u 2 post rack w panduit shitplex, printer, nextcloud, backups, some shitty bots, squid, squidguard, clamAV, snort, pfBlockerNG, openvpn, mostly pieced it together with salvage from office buildings downtown. the only thing i paid for is the freenas box and modem from isp. it has been fun to build over the years and learn about networking plus it makes a great conversation piece when i have guests.
>>71394409Can you link me a good HBA? I gave up researching what's supported and what isn't. Ended up going with smb on debian instead but I think I'd be happier with FreeNAS.
>>71402588I don't know a whole lot about HBAs, I managed to find a config switch that put my H310i mini (the one integrated into the R320) into pass through mode and that has two SAS ports so I was able to hook all 8 of my drives straight in. The Reddit homelab wiki has good info on HBAs, I think the LSI9200i and H310 normal edition (the pcie type which is just a rebranded 9200) flashed to IT mode are supposed to be the way to go for it. I probably have the model number of the LSI wrong, but either of those should work with some fiddling.
>>71402588Just kidding it's the LSI 9211-8i, the 9200 is the model for the external one with SAS8088 ports instead of SAS8087 ports.https://www.ebay.com/itm/LSI-6Gbps-SAS-HBA-LSI-9201-8i-9211-8i-IT-Mode-ZFS-FreeNAS-unRAID-US/142748462843?hash=item213c78aefb:g:5hAAAOSwS2lcNMz7Here's a link I found where it is pre flashed to IT mode, if you shop around you can probably do a lot cheaper than this but this is what you get if you want something that will work for sure with minimal time put in to flashing it.
>>71388595Do sbc questions fit here or should I make a new thread?How do I go about getting an Android sbc hooked up with a touchscreen? It seems like odroid only supports hdmi which is too bulky for what I need, udoo has a touchscreen you can connect through lvds but it only supports two specific screens 7" or 15" which looks like aren't available anymore and I'd need a 4" screen anyway.I think there's also a way to connect any screen with a controller board but I'm finding it hard to find info on how to do it this way.What do?
>>71402652>>71402703Perfect, thank you!
>>71402585That's a nice setup, I dig the robot head.That freenas box has pretty similar specs to mine, are you using ECC RAM with the i3?Also what are the specs on those optiplexes, I fucking love using those things for just about everything where cost is a concern.
>botnet/faggots trying to access my ftp from all over the world>mostly from US>some from China and India, even Europe>keep trying user:admin and password:passwordI hope you guys don't use weak login credentials for users. Also what the fuck do they gain by accessing my ftp filled with ebooks?
>>71402809I'm floored that people out there still use passwords for anything public facing, keyfile is the only way I can feel comfortable having public facing services. That or a pre shared key like in an L2TP VPN.
>>71402783thanks.no ecc ram, my data is not important to justify cost. optiplex are i5-650's w. 4gb ram, the powered off has a graphics card and the pfsense has a NIC. they have been very reliable...so far.pic related pfsense hdd smart readings
>>71401555Screen is destroyed
>>71402101some old modular thermaltake I had, not sure exactly. case honestly isn't that small, fit's a micro atx and room for a massive gpu. best case i've owned desu, will be using it for my desktop again once I get a case with a bunch of drive bays to move the nas parts in to
>>71389179>Apache2>Tomcat>Torrenting>SFTP cause I'm too lazy to set up an actual NAS
>>71402469>>71402495Thanks anon
>>71402809They're not looking for your ebooks, they're looking for data worth money. E.g. financial, pii, etcAlso any data has the potential to be held for ransom
>>71402919for what's it worth, your drive shown a signs a of wear and maybe early failure looking at the read count and relocated sectors
>>71394953u only get like half the advertised speed with raw iperf, and things like nfs are only slower. it will still be an improvement sure, but just make sure you have your expectations in check
>>71394430That rack will just be for NTP.3x GPS strartum 1, 1x Rubidium frequency standard stratum 1, in short term 1x Cesium beam stratum 1. all hooked up to a public stratum 2.Im installing a second rack next to it.That will have the shit of pic related in it. PS, the enterasys is for testing purposes, there is a proper cisco in the back, I always get comments on that....
>>71389179>pihole>smb>web server (apache2)>email server>plex>madsonic>openvpn>deluge torrent server>filebot to auto organize downloads>owncloud>caldavI think there's a couple more
>>71407354I'm running 10gbit (though my piece of shit chelsio card is throttling everything to 6gbit) so it's probably not worth it to shell out for the cable if I don't get to flex on my sysadmin friend with a 40gbit iperf screencap.
>>71408167I've always been interested in NTP stuff even if I don't have any intention of setting it up, do you know of a good resource just to read about it?
what performance impact does zfs have versus, say, ext3?
>>71409725That's a complex question. ZFS works really hard to hide most of its overhead with a clever read/write caching scheme. Additionally overhead on certain operations is turned in to bonus performance for others, for instance the cost of doing checksum verifications and regular disk patrol reads on a ZFS mirror pair of disks means that you can for distribute reads across both disks in a mirror so you get double read performance. Some RAID 1 implementations also have this capability, but there are also a lot that read both disks and compare the data to check integrity during reads, which only gives you a single drive of read performance. I personally run the ZFS equivalent of RAID 10 with drives that are rated for 200MB/s and bench as 175-185MBs outside of ZFS, and my array of 4 disks can deliver 625-720MB/s sequential reads over iSCSI when I read from data near the outer edge of the platters. My IOPS matches what you would expect for reading from four spindles and my random reads are about four times as fast as if I were to access a single disk over iSCSI, and two times as fast for writes.I know that doesn't answer your question exactly, but there is so much fiddling you can do to ZFS cache setups that it can be adapted to almost any workload so that you don't notice the overhead.Thanks for reading my blog.
>>71410363that was actually interesting
>>71409725>>71410363 this pretty much nailed itext4 to zfs switch recently 4 disk raid 10 on both. About the only think i noticed performance wise is zfs will eat ram IF YOU LET IT. first transfers ate about 60 gigs of my ram. But since then have restricted it to 16 gigs. Using vanilla and lz4 compression have not really tweaked anything yet.


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The position is for a Software Engineer within the Investment Systems Development team. Investment Systems is a team within the Aladdin Product Group and are responsible for technology utilized by Researchers, Portfolio Managers, Traders, Risk Managers, Compliance Officers and Investment Operations.
You are:
- Curious and eager to learn new things, with a healthy disrespect for the status quo
- Willing to embrace work outside of your comfort zone, and open to guidance from others; you make mistakes, but learn from them
- Passionate about technology, with personal ownership for the work you do
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- Experienced working in either Portfolio Management or Investment Research Management
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- Developing in Java, Python, Cassandra, Kafka, Docker, Kubernetes, and many others
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- Writing testable software every day, with a focus on incremental innovation
You have:
- 2-5 years hands-on experience developing complex enterprise software systems.
- BA/BS in Computer Science from an accredited university
- Excellent investigative, problem-solving and communication skills
- An ability to translate real business problems into technical solutions
- Expertise working with project managers, technical supervisor and specialists across the SDLC lifecycle; understand systems requirements, design, development, testing, deployment and documentation.
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Best Forex Partners (BFP) was established in 2011 by a group of international financiers and global online marketing professionals who saw a need to change the nature of affiliate marketing for the better. In a few short years they combined their over 60 years of combined financial and marketing experience to create a new way to affiliate market and have never looked back!
Merchants or advertisers are those who have a product to sell. They are interested in increasing their profit by working with affiliates and allowing them to promote the product on their behalf. Merchants do so by using an affiliate program where they provide everything needed for the promotion of the product(s) including the affiliate links. The course represents a guide for merchants to create an affiliate program and a strategy to encourage affiliates to join.
Jayson DeMers is the founder and CEO of AudienceBloom, an SEO agency. He also founded Crackerize.com, a lyrics-humor website. The quote above was taken from a Search Engine Watch article by DeMers titled 5 Ways to Use Your Competitors to Gain SEO Momentum. By limiting niche and region, objective, useful articles will stand out competitively in search rankings.
Affiliate networks offer you access to multiple (and by multiple, we mean hundreds if not thousands) of individual affiliate programs. They basically work by simplifying the signup process - instead of applying to become an affiliate for a each product you want to promote, you simply apply to join the network and instantly have access to hundreds of different affiliate offers.
Since the emergence of affiliate marketing, there has been little control over affiliate activity. Unscrupulous affiliates have used spam, false advertising, forced clicks (to get tracking cookies set on users' computers), adware, and other methods to drive traffic to their sponsors. Although many affiliate programs have terms of service that contain rules against spam, this marketing method has historically proven to attract abuse from spammers.
There is no need to waste your time on the conceptualization of what kind of a web design your business site should feature. Take a look at the examples of some of the most successful businesses in your niche. What tricks and hacks do those use on their web platforms? Learn from their example and create your own design (but don't copy your competitors!).
Don't put all your eggs in one basket. If you only promote one merchant's products, you are stuck with their commissions, their landing pages, and ultimately, their conversion rates. It is important to work with many different merchants in your niche and promote a wide range of products. This affiliate marketing strategy will diversify the amount of commissions you make and create a steady stream of revenue when building an affiliate website.
Merchants receiving a large percentage of their revenue from the affiliate channel can become reliant on their affiliate partners. This can lead to affiliate marketers leveraging their important status to receive higher commissions and better deals with their advertisers. Whether it's CPA, CPL, or CPC commission structures, there are a lot of high paying affiliate programs and affiliate marketers are in the driver's seat.
Search engines are a powerful channel for connecting with new audiences. Companies like Google and Bing look to connect their customers with the best user experience possible. Step one of a strong SEO strategy is to make sure that your website content and products are the best that they can be. Step 2 is to communicate that user experience information to search engines so that you rank in the right place. SEO is competitive and has a reputation of being a black art. Here's how to get started the right way.
One of the most unexplored but effective modes of marketing is Quora. Back in the day, there's Yahoo Answers. Many people made some money out of that but they took it down. That is when Quora is born. It works in pretty much the same way as Yahoo Answers. It is a question and answer website. Why is it effective? If the answers are given right when people need it, it is really powerful. This is because the chances of conversion is often higher.
Wall says to start with an easily understandable privacy agreement in plain English, instead of official legally binding jargon that readers will glaze over. Make sure the information is made clear to mobile users as well, and any other platform in which you capture information. Finally, your company is responsible for safeguarding all user data that you collect. This means using the information in the limited parameters your user agreement stated, and keeping your client data private.
The more content on your site, the more opportunities there are for search engines to pick it up. Blogging can be a great (and free!) way to generate leads and links into your site. But don't just be producing content to produce content. Write quality blog posts that will engage the readers. Guest blogging on more established blogs is another way to get more traffic to your own site.
The beneficial owner of income is generally the person who is required under U.S. tax principles to include the income in gross income on a tax return. A person is not a beneficial owner of income, however, to the extent that the person is receiving the income as a nominee, agent, or custodian, or to the extent that the person is a conduit whose participation in a transaction is disregarded. In the case of amounts paid that do not constitute income, beneficial ownership is determined as if the payment were income.
The E-file.com affiliate program makes it easy for your audience members to file their federal tax returns utilizing the software sold through E-file.com. Taking into account how tricky it can be to file one's taxes, particularly if children and businesses are involved, this could be the saving grace that many people have desperately been seeking. …
Set yourself apart from the competition. There are thousands of companies trying to sell products on the Internet. Thus, you need to make your brand unforgettable. This begins with your website. Your domain name should be your company's name if at all possible. If there are other companies online with names similar to yours, you may even want to consider changing your name to one that will not be easily confused with another product. Acquiring a domain name has a fee involved, but using a hosting service is very affordable even for the smallest budgets.
Affiliate Marketing Made Easy is a training manual for learning affiliate marketing in form of an ebook and video training. I purchased it personally and enjoyed the training as it was straight to the point and helped me to get started. It was extremely easy on my pocket and from what it taught me about affiliate marketing was good. As you must know when you're starting out online, you're on a tight budget and looking to learn as much as you can for as little as you can. This is a good start for you if you're a newbie and are serious about affiliate marketing. You get to view over the shoulder training with this video course and its very affordable.
There's no avoiding it: internet marketing is critical for the success of your business in 2018. But with all the gimmicks and tricks, it can be difficult to distinguish short-term wins from effective long-term strategies, which is why we've created an ultimate guide. Here, we'll cover everything from marketing strategies to real-world examples, to ensure your business reaches the right people out of that four billion.
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Affiliate networks play an important role in the relationship between affiliates and merchants. They are the meeting point, which is why most affiliates and merchants will be a member of at least one of them. This chapter focuses on what affiliate networks are and how they work, with the process being explained for both affiliates and merchants. The chapter concludes with five popular affiliate networks in the industry at this moment with most prominent features and benefits highlighted for each of them.
Marketing yourself effectively can seem like a daunting task for today's small business owner. There are so many tools and platforms to choose from that it is hard to know where to begin. The most important things to remember are to set reachable realistic goals with your strategy, provide people with helpful content, and to make sure you stick to best practices.
SellHealth — SellHealth is a health affiliate network. It's free for affiliates to join, should their applications be accepted. All of SellHealth's sales are made through company-owned websites, meaning affiliates don't need to facilitate sales on their own sites. This eliminates the possibility of error and increases consumer trust, as they are sent to a legitimate brand site to complete their purchases.
Jayson DeMers is the founder and CEO of AudienceBloom, an SEO agency. He also founded Crackerize.com, a lyrics-humor website. The quote above was taken from a Search Engine Watch article by DeMers titled 5 Ways to Use Your Competitors to Gain SEO Momentum. By limiting niche and region, objective, useful articles will stand out competitively in search rankings.
Did you know that you can sell custom products? These are products that you have specifically made for your audience. This means that you get to design your products before you actually sell it. With TeeSpring, you can do all of that. TeeSpring is a lot like Teelaunch in Shopify. It allows you to create custom shirts for your prospects. This course will take you into the details of application and finally getting your website off the ground. This will help you earn as well.
Can you make money with affiliate marketing? The short answer is yes, affiliate programs can earn a extra money and even a full-time income from home. The long answer is a little more complicated. Like any home income venture, success comes not so much from what you choose to do to make money, but whether or not you do what needs to be done correctly and consistently.
Advertising has always been an issue for new affiliate marketers. Many have tried to do it and ended up losing money instead. Here's the thing. It is useless to spend hundreds or thousands of dollars on advertising if you are not going to earn it back. And most people who don't know what they are doing don't earn it back. When that happens, they quit. Don't let this happen to you. Let this course show you that you can be a successful affiliate marketer without the cost of advertising.
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which took effect on May 25, 2018, is a set of regulations governing the use of personal data across the EU. This is forcing some affiliates to obtain user data through opt-in consent (updated privacy policies and cookie notices), even if they are not located in the European Union. This new regulation should also remind you to follow FTC guidelines and clearly disclose that you receive affiliate commissions from your recommendations.
Adam Enfroy is the Affiliate Partnerships Manager at BigCommerce. With 10+ years of experience in digital marketing, ecommerce, SEO, web development, and selling online courses, he is passionate about leveraging the right strategic partnerships, content, and software to scale digital growth. Adam lives in Austin, TX and writes about building your online influence by scaling your content and affiliate marketing strategies on his blog.
If your customers are making it all the way to your check out page with items in their cart and not making a purchase, something is wrong and Google Analytics will let you know. There could be a number of reasons that people are abandoning their carts, but figuring it out on your own could cause even more problems. An online marketing expert will be able to help you solve this problem quickly and prevent it from happening again.
Products are now put in a category. The commission will be based on the category each product has been placed in whether or not the category is correct. For instance, I had a sale for a child riding toy tractor. Instead of it being in toys category which would have only earned me 3%, it was actually placed in lawn and garden category which I then actually earned 8% instead.
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This piece of technology enables a whole specter of activities such as managing affiliates, tracking sale-related data, monitoring and paying commissions, etc. When combined, these functionalities are an incredibly useful tool for merchants, which is why most merchants think about using affiliate software for affiliate program management. The difference between self-hosted and hosted software is explained as well as how they work. In the final section, you will find the list of five popular affiliate software along with the features and benefits they come with.
Some commentators originally suggested that affiliate links work best in the context of the information contained within the website itself. For instance, if a website contains information pertaining to publishing a website, an affiliate link leading to a merchant's internet service provider (ISP) within that website's content would be appropriate. If a website contains information pertaining to sports, an affiliate link leading to a sporting goods website may work well within the context of the articles and information about sports. The goal, in this case, is to publish quality information on the website and provide context-oriented links to related merchant's websites.
17. Host an Event or Class. Plan an event or class to host, then print out flyers and post them on community bulletin boards (libraries, coffee shops, local colleges and adult ed centers). While most community bulletin boards won't let you post business advertisements, they're often more than happy to post a flyer promoting an educational event or class.
Affiliate Marketing Made Easy is a training manual for learning affiliate marketing in form of an ebook and video training. I purchased it personally and enjoyed the training as it was straight to the point and helped me to get started. It was extremely easy on my pocket and from what it taught me about affiliate marketing was good. As you must know when you're starting out online, you're on a tight budget and looking to learn as much as you can for as little as you can. This is a good start for you if you're a newbie and are serious about affiliate marketing. You get to view over the shoulder training with this video course and its very affordable.
Aaron Wall is the founder of SEO Book, an online resource that offers the #1 SEO training program and online resources. SEO Book was launched in 2003 and focuses on techniques and strategies that are founded on years of experience and education. The company helps clients with an array of verticals in order to grow businesses to their full potential with the power of search engine marketing. Wall maintains that "search is the most powerful marketing channel ever created because it is demand driven."
The key to successful internet marketing is to establish smaller goals to help get to that big goal you ultimately want to get to. At first you should set reasonable and attainable goals like "gain another lead per week" or something along those lines. Whatever your main reason is for doing internet marketing, make sure you add structure to it with goals
At its core, affiliate marketing is an online referral program where merchants pay commissions to publishers on sales generated by customers they've referred. The merchant can be an online retailer like eBay, or a service provider. Individuals and companies referring the traffic are called publishers, or affiliates, who publish content on the web promoting the merchant's offerings. Customers are the people that click on the promoted content and make a purchase or complete a specified action. Payment is typically in the form of commission, but sometimes merchants offer a flat rate for a specific action, or a bonus for a type of visitor. EPN offers both commissions and bonuses.
If affiliate marketing is simply a "side hustle" or something you do for fun in addition to a full time job, you most likely haven't filed any paperwork to form a legal entity for your business. If so, you are deemed as operating a Sole Proprietorship for tax purposes, with all income from your affiliate marketing activities flowing through to your personal tax return on your Schedule C. This effectively means that any earnings from affiliate marketing are treated as earnings by you as an individual, and you'll pay taxes on these earnings on your personal tax return.
George Brown, the creator of Google Sniper 3.0, created this e-course that shows you how to build very profitable websites in a short time, even if you've never done it before. With video and written lessons, he shows you exactly how he made more than a million dollars through internet marketing. The latest version, 3.0, has all the newest affiliate marketing techniques and tips, along with Google's algorithm updates.
There is no need to waste your time on the conceptualization of what kind of a web design your business site should feature. Take a look at the examples of some of the most successful businesses in your niche. What tricks and hacks do those use on their web platforms? Learn from their example and create your own design (but don't copy your competitors!).
When beginning your affiliate marketing career, you'll want to cultivate an audience that has very specific interests. This allows you to tailor your affiliate campaigns to that niche, increasing the likelihood that you'll convert. By establishing yourself as an expert in one area instead of promoting a large array of products, you'll be able to market to the people most likely to buy the product.
Industry-related statistics show that affiliate marketing has an important place in business strategies. As a method of online advertising, affiliate marketing has the power to influence people and drive sales, which directly reflects company revenue. Within this course, you will learn what affiliate marketing is and about the roles you can take to become a part of affiliate marketing.
"A local restaurant, for instance, can promote just to the zip codes where it draws from. It can even target specific age groups and sex," Bentz says. "Best of all, you can target those customers during the time that they are most likely to buy; for instance, you can display your ads just before and during the lunch and dinner hours." And if your Facebook campaign isn't getting the desired results, "there's no long-term commitment. You can cancel at any time."
One way to promote your affiliate link is through classified ads and it is more effective than you think. You may think that it is a form of spamming. But this is not about that. It is about crafting your ads in a way that will encourage the prospects to visit your affiliate site. In this course, you'll learn all about this and how you can have an income promoting affiliate offers on classifieds. This is a real case study on how the mentor actually did it.
Community Support: The number one thing I personally believe makes Wealthy Affiliate stand out as the best affiliate marketing training is the community. Wealthy Affiliate has a large network of people they've helped at different stages of success that you can tap for real-world expertise. This large community of affiliate marketers help answer questions, shares their tips for success and is an instant professional network you can utilize to help grow your business.
Are you the "expert" in your industry? If so, share your knowledge on your site. Write feature articles on your website. Volunteer to write articles for others in your industry on sites with the goal of educating your prospective customer. This is a great way for you to not only improve traffic to your website, but improve brand recognition for your company. Fresh content and quality content will improve traffic to your site.
I wish I could give more than 5 stars because this course deserves more stars. I have learned a lot by taking this course. I was able to complete two websites making them look half way decent because I used what was taught to create the websites in a matter of days. I still have to add content to the website but I was able to accomplish more by taking this course than I have by taking other courses. I really felt like I accomplished something by taking this course. I plan to watch it again several times. This course is great for anyone wanting to build a website. The website does not have to be an affiliate website. I advise everyone to use the same theme that he uses in the course. I will take more of his courses for sure. – Latoya Simmons
The tools for affiliate marketers can improve the potential of their efforts, which is why it is worth considering some of them. You will find that the list of recommended tools is divided into sections which include essentials, research, content, links and tracking, email marketing, social media, paid campaigns, and WordPress tools for affiliates.
Writing good advertising sales copy (copywriting) is the other important skill for internet marketers. The good news is that when it comes to affiliate marketing, many vendors will provide you with copy to use for your blog posts, websites ads, etc. They'll give you the emails to send, the banner ads to display, and even posts you can use on social media (such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, etc.).
If the above locations do not yield information pertaining to affiliates, it may be the case that there exists a non-public affiliate program. Utilizing one of the common website correlation methods may provide clues about the affiliate network. The most definitive method for finding this information is to contact the website owner directly if a contact method can be located.
DeMers recommends researching competitor link strategy in order to see where they are building links and the type of links being used. Likewise, you can research competitors' social following in order to mirror it, or even engage directly with competitors online. DeMers states that you can gain SEO momentum by watching what your competitors do, seeing what works and doesn't, then using that as inspiration. For example, look at their content strategy and see what kind of topics they are writing about, which ones get the most comments or social shares, and how readers are reacting to the content.
While the world goes gaga over Digital Marketing, few seem to be discussing affiliate marketing in depth. A true gem, a lot of digital marketing in the future will be reliant on affiliate marketing. While social media marketing helps create buzz, search engine marketing helps drive traffic, affiliate marketers helps converts traffic into leads and sales. As the focus on ROI and analytics grows, more businesses will demand (they have started demanding already) people to showcase the exact value of digital marketing efforts. If there is one decisive way to measure digital marketing, it's affiliate marketing. Keeping all that in mind, we've reviewed and listed 7 Best Affiliate Marketing Courses and Training for 2017.
The quote above comes from his article, 11 Terrific Twitter Profile Designs for Inspiration, where he emphasizes the importance of standing out. He states that "we work, play and create in a digital ecosystem that defines you by your image online," so brands need to carefully craft what they are on their online platforms and leverage the online real estate. For example, a brand or professional can utilize a Twitter profile to announce a new product, highlight a hashtag, promote a webinar or market a new look.
How established is your site/blog/social media following? Do you already have an audience of 1 million or are you just getting started? Early on in your affiliate marketing journey you will probably want to have multiple options to make sure you can cover a broad field. You might want to become an Amazon Associate as well as joining one of the networks so you will have a product link to drop into any posts you do. An easy place to start is to promote the services you are using if you are enjoying their product - web hosting or email management systems like Aweber.
While you can create become an affiliate marketer without a website, it is still better that you do. With a website, you can start earning passively by having the prospects come to you. In this course, you'll learn some techniques on how to attract the right prospects by creating high quality affiliate websites. You see, affiliate websites are different from ordinary salespages. They have a different design and writing that you need to learn. You can learn all of that in this course. From choosing your niche to launching your site, this course have you covered.
Bryan Eisenberg is the co-founder and CMO of IdealSpot, a professional marketing keynote speaker, and the co-founder and Chairman Emeritus of the Web Analytics Association (now the Digital Analytics Association). Eisenberg is internationally recognized in the fields of online marketing, improving online conversion rates, persuasive content, and persona marketing. He was selected as one of the inaugural iMedia Top 25 Marketers and was a Marketing Edge Rising Star Award winner in 2010.
The phrase, "Affiliates are an extended sales force for your business", which is often used to explain affiliate marketing, is not completely accurate. The primary difference between the two is that affiliate marketers provide little if any influence on a possible prospect in the conversion process once that prospect is directed to the advertiser's website. The sales team of the advertiser, however, does have the control and influence up to the point where the prospect either a) signs the contract, or b) completes the purchase.
The quote above was taken from one of Baer's presentations, Youtility, which talks about how marketing isn't just competing for attention against other products, but other life elements around your target audience (such as family and friends). Companies shouldn't be thinking about how they can become more exciting, but how they can help their target audience better.
Now I know that not everyone knows affiliate marketing when they first heard it. They need to understand what it is and how it functions. For this, a beginner course is needed and this is exactly it. This is the full tutorial of affiliate marketing for beginners. It will take you through the process of affiliate marketing and how it can change your life once you learn it. In here, you'll learn about niches, keywords and creating affiliate websites. You'll also learn the processes on how to promote your website for maximum ROI. In this course, no skill is needed. All you need is an open mind.
The quote from above comes from his article, Turn Your Company Into a Content Empire by Using These 4 Steps. He says that if you choose a good platform but your audience isn't there, you won't reach them no matter how many resourceful articles and tips you post. By reverse engineering the demographic you're aiming at, then evaluating the results, you can find out where your customers are and the best way to reach them. Vaynerchuk also reminds marketers to respect the platform and audience by understanding how the platform reaches people and considering what your audience wants to know, instead of what you want to say.
In November 1994, CDNow launched its BuyWeb program. CDNow had the idea that music-oriented websites could review or list albums on their pages that their visitors might be interested in purchasing. These websites could also offer a link that would take visitors directly to CDNow to purchase the albums. The idea for remote purchasing originally arose from conversations with music label Geffen Records in the fall of 1994. The management at Geffen wanted to sell its artists' CD's directly from its website but did not want to implement this capability itself. Geffen asked CDNow if it could design a program where CDNow would handle the order fulfillment. Geffen realized that CDNow could link directly from the artist on its website to Geffen's website, bypassing the CDNow home page and going directly to an artist's music page.[14]
I would personally agree with linkshare.com as a great affiliate marketing platform to join as a publisher. Here's why. Back in 2005 when I knew nothing about affiliate marketing and was using blogger.com as a free blogging platform without any experience whatsoever and joining Walmart.com as my first official affiliate program, I was able to insert Walmart affiliate in its in my blogger blog and earn a $72 commission. I was onto affiliate marketing for life from there.
It is important to note, however, that StudioPress is now a subsidiary of WPEngine which is the company that actually does the web hosting on which StudioPress's Genesis framework runs. The affiliate program only works with choosing the StudioPress framework and themes, not the actual hosting on WPEngine. WPEngine has a separate affiliate program for its hosting services, which yes, is a bit confusing.


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I had sex today with a guy who I am unsure as to his HIV status, beyond him telling me he was negative.
I was the bottom and we had anal sex. His penis did not come into contact with my anus until he had a condom on.
When we finished having sex, I took the condom off, wrapped it up and placed it in my pocket to dispose of. I also picked up another condom package off the ground that was there as well, which I know to be his.
When I left I noticed that the other condom package I picked up had a hole driven right through it. I opened it up and sure enough there was a hole in it. I inflated it and noticed a hole about 2mm in diameter.
This may sound horrible but I was so freaked out that I took the used condom out and inflated it to see if there were any holes in that one. I didnt notice any and I blew it up quite a bit and tied it like a balloon. I could not detect any air leaking out.
I went to the gym and left the inflated condom in my trunk. When I returned about an hour later, the condom burst when I went to move it...
I have a few questions...
Could small holes be exist even though I blew the condom up really big to detect leaks? If so, what are the chances of semen getting through those holes and infecting me with HIV given that there was no precum, and I am unaware of his status? I am not certain if he ejaculated in the condom.
Can an intact latex condom break down when it is stretched to the extreme for a period of time?
What are the chances of contracting HIV from receptive anal contact with an infected parter both protected and unprotected.
I am not looking for an excuse for unprotected sex, I just need to appease my mind so I don't freak out about having sex.
Thank you for your words....
When you were finished having sex, you took your top gun's condom off and wrapped it up and placed it in your pocket??? Ick! You also picked up another condom off the ground that you knew was also his? Dude, spunked-up used rubbers are not collectors' items and you can't sell them on EBay, OK?
Next, you blew up your used condom and left the inflated condom in the trunk of your car while you went to the gym!?!? Dude, has anyone ever mentioned to you that you do some really weird things? Then, and not unexpectedly, the condom balloon burst. Now on to your questions:
No. Condoms do not have small holes.
Yes, blowing a condom up to the size of a Macy's Day Parade float balloon would cause it to pop.
The estimated per-act risk for acquiring HIV from unprotected receptive anal sex with a poz partner is 50 per 10,000 exposures. For protected sex of any type, the HIV-transmission/acquisition risk would be essentially nonexistent if the latex condom was properly used and did not fail (break).
You're welcome! Happy Holidays. Stay safe and you'll stay well.
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1. Light & comfortable clothing. Something that doesn't cause rashes or drench you in sweat but also covers properly. One can get light cotton or summer linen abayas made in full sleeves for this purpose with light head scarves. It is preferable you keep two pair of extra clothing to change for the days that you are in Mina during your Hajj journey.
2. Comfortable shoes/slippers that you have used before and are won't cause blisters with extensive walking.
3. Unscented toiletries that include: a hand wash, facewash, toothpaste, sanitizer, body wash and shampoo.
4. A small pouch with personal belongings like: toilet seat covers, nail cutter, scissors, a comb, a pack of tissue paper and face mask.
5. Small foldable umbrella & sunglasses to protect against the scorching heat as you would have to walk a lot to reach the destined spots.
6. Cross body bag for the Day of Arafah to keep all the essential documents and a pocket diary where one has noted down all the prayers to make.
7. Old school Nokia phone that can be used to make calls/sms and has a long battery life.
8. Pocket Quran that can easily be used while stuck in queues to board the train.
9. Basic medication for fever, flu and analgesic cream to overcome any unforeseeable illnesses.
10. Dry snacks and water bottle like nuts, crackers, crisps, biscuits that you could munch on in case of being stuck in a jam which is pretty common.
Last but certainly most important: lots of calmness & patience to overcome all uncertainties. We wish you all the best for the greatest journey of your life and hope you remember all of mankind (especially those in war-torn areas like Kashmir & Syria or suffering through poverty and pain) in your prayers.


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I'm at the museum in St. Charles, which shares a building with the mayor's office and the municipal court. In an old scrapbook, I find an "Arkansas Traveler" column about St. Charles that Ernie Deane wrote decades ago for the Arkansas Gazette. Deane wrote the piece after a field trip here with members of the Arkansas Historical Association.
I find this interesting since I'm also here with AHA members. The organization is holding its annual meeting at Stuttgart for the first time since 1955. Friday afternoons are devoted to field trips each year, and I boarded the bus to St. Charles. I'm fascinated by the colorful history of this isolated community along the lower White River in Arkansas County.
The area was even more remote until ferry service was added in 1955. There's a whole scrapbook devoted to the dedication ceremony. In those days, the two Memphis newspapers (the Commercial Appeal and Press-Scimitar) covered east Arkansas as well or better than the two Little Rock newspapers. The scrapbook features lengthy stories from both Memphis newspapers. The writers predicted that the addition of ferry service on Arkansas 1 would open the abundant hunting and fishing opportunities of this region to thousands of sportsmen from Memphis.
It's safe to say that St. Charles, which had a population of 230 residents in the 2010 census, never boomed despite the ferry. The highest population ever recorded was 412 people in the 1940 census. A bridge over the White River was added in 1982, and the area now is the home of some of the state's top duck-hunting clubs.
For those who love history, St. Charles is known as the place where the deadliest single shot of the Civil War was fired. That shot hit the USS Mound City, a Union naval vessel that plied the Mississippi and White rivers during and after the Vicksburg Campaign.
"Built as a Cairo-class ironclad in August 1861 under the supervision of James Buchanan Eads and named for Mound City, Ill., this vessel was received by the U.S. Navy on Dec. 5, 1861, and placed under Commander Augustus H. Kilty," Robert Patrick Bender writes for the Encyclopedia of Arkansas History & Culture. "As a screw-driven, steam-powered sternwheeler, the USS Mound City measured 175 feet in length and 51 feet at the beam. It weighed 512 tons, drafted five feet and made nine knots with a crew of 175 officers and sailors."
On June 17, 1862, a Union flotilla came up the White River with supplies for Maj. Gen. Samuel R. Curtis' Army of the Southwest. Confederate troops sank the gunboat CSS Maurepas and a couple of steamboats at St. Charles to block the river. A cannon was placed at a high spot overlooking the river.
"Around 10 a.m., a Confederate shell entered the gunboat and struck its steam drum, releasing scalding steam that killed many sailors," writes historian Mark Christ of the Butler Center for Arkansas Studies. "Others jumped overboard, where many were shot by Confederate snipers (150 of the 175-man crew were killed or injured). Soldiers of the 46th Indiana Infantry Regiment were set ashore and soon overran the Confederate defenders, but the flotilla ultimately failed to link with Curtis, who marched his army across eastern Arkansas to seize Helena, making the Mississippi River town a Union base for the rest of the war."
In 1919, a monument marking the event was erected in the middle of the intersection of Arkansas and Broadway streets. It's one of only two state Civil War monuments in the middle of a street (the other is at Lake Village) and was also unusual because it honors both Union and Confederate troops.
There are various accounts of how the monument came about. One says that a son of Union sailor William Hickman Harte came looking for his father's grave and that a local judge took him to it. The son, it's said, later had the monument erected. Another account claims that one of Harte's nephews paid for the monument.
"Given the first-person account of Harte's drowning and the fact that the late sailor is buried beneath an elaborate gravestone at Chippiannock Cemetery in Rock Island, Ill., both accounts seem to be inaccurate," Christ writes, "though Harte did have a son, a Philadelphia surgeon who likely placed the monument. It was dedicated on April 26, 1919."
One of the first European settlers to arrive in this swampy part of southeast Arkansas was a fur trader named Pierre Pertuis, who purchased a Spanish land grant in 1797. Charles Belknap owned the site, known at the time as Belknap's Bluff, by the 1830s. His adobe house served as a hospital during the Civil War. Belknap became postmaster in 1850, the year the name St. Charles first appeared. The town was incorporated in 1880.
In the spring of 1904, white mobs terrorized black residents. There were 13 black males murdered over the course of four days. The Gazette published a list of the victims on March 27, 1904.
"It may have been the deadliest lynching in American history," Vincent Vinikas writes for the Encyclopedia of Arkansas. "The murderers were never identified in either public reports or eyewitness accounts, and the scant surviving evidence in newspapers and manuscripts lists only the victims, not the killers ... . [F]or a homicide to qualify as lynching, according to the standard scholarly definition of lynching, a minimum of three perpetrators had to participate in each murder ... . Because the number of murderers associated with each killing at St. Charles remains unknown, some of the fatalities may not be classified as victims of lynching."
Senior Editor Rex Nelson's column appears regularly in the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. He's also the author of the Southern Fried blog at rexnelsonsouthernfried.com.
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Discussion in 'Utah Jazz' started by Lakers_Slapper, Apr 16, 2019.
Shaq is right.. about the offense...
wrong about Ingles not being a shooter.
The clippers came back from 55 points down
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I thought it was 65??
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They have guys like Beverly who give a damn and have the nerve to **** up a superstar... we got too many nice guys.
The Jazz's lack of offense is putting them out of position to get back and defend.
This, if there wasn't a team here I wouldn't even follow it. Very predictable for the most part, at least when it comes to the playoffs.
Let Niang shoot some threes.
Hope is not a strategy. Clips had a 99.9% chance of winning that game and somehow hit that 1 in 1000.
Can't wait to see the internal development this offseason. That's all we need right!?
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Kemba be like: Bitch, please. (he's not giving
Utah any thought)
But but but we will have Exum back next year!
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And Exum right?
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This is just embarrassing. Looks more like a 1 seed vs. an 8 seed than a 4 vs. 5.
They don't seem to have confidence or give much of a **** right now.
1,2,3 Bahamas!
I watched the first half of the game with my 10 yr old son sitting near me on our couch. At one point he got up and ran out of the room because he thought that we'd entered the 7th circle of hell... I think I genuinely scared him. I truly feel like we'd do better against ANY OTHER team in the western conference. I would have rather played OKC than Houston. I hate their players, I hate their coach, I hate the style that they play, I hate how badly they whine, I hate their basketball-naive fans, I hate everything about Houston. And here they are spanking us like a mad dad disciplining his misbehaving child. Does it get worse than this?
An 8 seed that got in because a couple other teams fell down the standings because of injuries..
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We are being beat so badly the nba has placed us in the lottery... we are clearly tanking.
Joking aside, Houston is pretty much the 2 seed. They are a failed Crymello experiment and some injuries away from 60 wins again and the 1 seed.
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Serious question: Who are we going to obtain?
Name a free agent who isn't restricted who would feel our fifth seed and first round bump is a better situation than other available.
Now look at the trade market and tell me who you think is attainable for what we have.
Now tell me anyone... anyone that you think is more likely than Kevin Love.
When July 7 hits and we have nobody biting, we're ****ed. DL has to make a decision or all that "flexibility" becomes wasted, so he takes what he appears to be a move that's the lesser of two evils and deals Favors, Exum, a first and a second for Kevin Love. The narrative is that we'll preform better in the regular season. Then we'll operate above the cap to have the MLE.
Also, people bagging on Jabari and his D. His D would be totally irrelevant. Could we not use some offense right now?


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Integrity of Organic Agriculture Demands Advocacy and Attendance
WASHINGTON, Me. - This week Organic Seed Growers and Trade Association (OSGATA)− the farmer-led membership trade organization which develops, protects, and promotes the organic seed trade and its farmers− is sending a representative to attend the four-day meeting of the National Organic Standards Board (NOSB) to be held in La Jolla, CA. OSGATA President Jim Gerritsen will testify on behalf of OSGATA's membership about the critical need to maintain integrity in the organic industry.
The NOSB was established as the official liaison between the organic community and organic industry regulators at the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) through Congress's adoption of the Organic Foods Production Act of 1990 (OFPA). Many organic stakeholders feel the single greatest duty of the NOSB is to safeguard the integrity of the organic food.
"OSGATA takes very seriously its responsibility to help protect the organic community," said longtime Maine certified organic seed farmer, Jim Gerritsen, OSGATA president. "The twice yearly public meetings of the National Organic Standards Board are the best opportunity for us to express our support for the NOSB and to provide the NOSB with guidance on policy issues critical to maintaining organic integrity and therefore the true interests of organic consumers."
OSGATA has provided to the citizen-advisory NOSB input on myriad matters of organic integrity− from protecting certified organic seed and certified organic food crops from contamination by genetically engineered (GE) crops, to the role of USDA in accepting guidance from NOSB regarding challenges faced by the organic industry.
Consistent with OSGATA's view of its role in protecting the organic community, OSGATA was one of 15 organic industry stakeholders which recently filed a lawsuit against USDA for a violation of the federal rulemaking process in regard to potentially hazardous and synthetic and prohibited natural substances allowed in organic production.
A September, 2013, change to established procedures for reviewing materials complicates the NOSB role as an oversight agency, as outlined in OFPA.
Importantly, the NOSB regulates allowances of specific synthetic materials in organic based on a determination that these materials do not cause harm to human health and the environment and are necessary in organic food production and processing, given a lack of alternatives. Under the law, a review of these materials takes place on a five-year cycle, with a procedure for re-listing if consistent with OFPA criteria.
Plaintiffs in this case maintain that the OFPA clearly established a public process that creates public trust in the USDA organic label, which has resulted in exponential growth in organic sales over the last two decades. The organic coalition plaintiffs have asked the federal court to require USDA to reconsider its decision on the rule change and reinstitute the agency's customary public hearing and comment process.
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Man United legend backs 'perfect' Sarri replacement Lampard to make Chelsea moves after talks begin
Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand believes Frank Lampard would be the perfect man to replace Maurizio Sarri at Chelsea.
Maurizio Sarri was only appointed Blues boss last summer after months of transfer speculation, but he has not hit it off with the fans and owners at the club and has been constantly linked with a summer move away.
Sarri was brought in to get Champions League football for next season, which he accomplished by finishing third in the Premier League, and then added the Europa League title to his cabinet, which should have saved his job with the club.
However, reports have now claimed that Chelsea are lining up a number of possible replacements for Sarri after they agreed to let him leave the club and make a move to Italian giants Juventus.
And after it emerged that Chelsea had opened talks to sign Lampard from Derby, Ferdinand has backed the Chelsea legend to replace Sarri when he leaves the club in the coming days.
'He is the perfect choice,' Ferdinand stated on the Sky Sports website.
'People talk about experience and what-not but what experience did Pep (Guardiola) have when he went into Barcelona's first team? He trained the younger kids at the club.
'Frank knows the club and he knows the players and the players will respect him. You can see he can carry himself in a particular way in front of the media and in the football club and he can change things within a season.'
Lampard helped Derby reach the Championship play off finals after an impressive season as boss of the Rams, and has been praised for his man management, tactics and ability to get the very best out of the players he has.
Losing Sarri is a massive mistake by Chelsea as the Italian is a top coach and he proved that by winning the Europa League and getting Champions League football next season, which is what he was brought in to do.
So if reports are true and Sarri is now heading to Juventus, then the next manager will be thinking 'will I get sacked if I win the Premier League but don't play the most exciting football'?
The next Chelsea boss will have doubts at becoming boss, but Lampard should not take this role just yet, he is not ready for his career to be tarnished by Roman ABramovic.
Also see: Chelsea make move to sign Brazilian , Griezmann to replace Hazard? , Coutinho would prefer Chelsea move
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