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Not content with hijacking Nick Clegg's weekly radio phone-in, not long after its debut, with a tongue-in-cheek question about ministers using public transport, Boris Johnson is now launching his own monthly counterpart, also on the capital's LBC.
Coming from so shrewd an image-maker as the London Mayor, the move is quite an endorsement of Mr Clegg's initiative. As well it might be. Far from the public relations catastrophe that the Deputy Prime Minister's cattier detractors gleefully predicted, Call Clegg has been a resounding success. With so flamboyant an interlocutor, Ask Boris has much promise, too.
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Crime is now organized on the Internet. Operating in the anonymity of cyberspace, Web mobs with names like Shadowcrew and stealthdivision are building networks that help crackers and phishers, money launderers and fences skim off some of the billions that travel through the Web every day.
The players and their games change so quickly it's hard to piece together who they are and how they work together. But that picture's becoming more clear, as the U.S. Secret Service, the FBI and other law-enforcement agencies crack open the networks and prosecute those that run them.
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Art Arfons was one of the giants of land-speed record-breaking. His Sixties duels with his fellow American Craig Breedlove on the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah, when they kicked the record from 400mph to 600mph with their new breed of jet-cars, were the stuff of legend.
Arfons became hooked on drag racing in 1954, and his Green Monster cars became part of the sport's folklore. He was a muscular six footer with movie-star white teeth set in a broad, tanned face, whose flat planes and high cheekbones bore testimony to the Greek ancestry of his father, Tom, and the Cherokee Indian of his mother, Bessie. For many years, he ran the family's grain store in Akron, Ohio, but the world came to know him as the "junkyard genius of the jetset" when he shattered the land-speed record in October 1964.
Breedlove's Spirit of America cost $250,000; Arfons's ingenious Green Monster used an improvised spaceframe chassis with a '37 Lincoln axle up front, a Ford truck axle at the rear, and steering courtesy of a Packard. For $32, Arfons built a machine to hand-build the body for less than $1,000. For $3, he rigged up a shotgun to fire the braking parachutes. Excluding the forged aluminium wheels and rubber tyres contributed by Firestone, the projectile cost Arfons $10,000.
He acquired the engine a damaged General Electric J79 from the F-104 fighter for $625. "When I got it home I called GE and asked them for a manual," he recalled.
They said no, you can't have one. Next day I had a colonel from the military stop by and he said: "That's a classified engine, you're not allowed to have it." I said: "Well, here's my piece of paper, where I bought it, because you guys didn't want it and had thrown it away."
Arfons stunned the military by rebuilding the engine without assistance. "The first time we tied it down and ran it, we dried up a small creek out back of the shop in Pickle Road, and it was blowing boulders away! One time, a guy came after me waving a 45!"
At Bonneville in Utah, on 2 October 1964, Tom Green piloted the jet-powered Wingfoot Express, owned by Art's step-brother Walt, to a new record of 413.20mph. Three days later, Art Arfons donned his trademark black leather jacket and Navy surplus trousers and obliterated that with an easy 434.02.
Over the ensuing months, he and Breedlove played out their game of high-speed Russian roulette. Breedlove achieved 468.72, and then 526.28, before Arfons replied with 536.71. In 1965 Breedlove hit back with 555.48, before Arfons reasserted himself with 575.55. Breedlove had the final answer at 600.60mph. Neither of them had any illusions about the dangers of their calling.
On 17 November 1966, Arfons's final attempt to beat Breedlove went horribly wrong. The night before the run, Bob Hosking, the helicopter pilot due to be filming the event, had a nightmare in which the Monster crashed and threw a wheel up through his chopper's blades. The following dawn, Arfons sped down the course and was peaking at 610 when, incredibly, Hosking's dream came true as the right front-wheel bearing seized, pitching the car into a series of rolls that scattered it over four and a half miles of salt. One wheel really did fly as high as the helicopter, but mercifully missed the blades.
Incredibly, Arfons survived with only salt burns. He told rescuers: "Will you call June [his wife] and tell her I'm okay? She didn't want me to go fast."
After another accident on a drag strip, Arfons turned to tractor-pulling with the jet-powered Green Monster, his Bonneville heyday all but over. "I never sleep the night before I drive," he once confessed.
You think about everything that might happen. But I worry most about the other man inside me, and what he'll do when he gets into the car, because I know that, at that point, fear and caution leave him.
It's the other me, climbing into that car; they tell me I'm white as a ghost. Then the motor starts and I'm in another world. Only after that does the fear crawl in again, like fog, telling me what a fool the other man has been.
He described Bonneville as "like a woman you keep quarrelling with but can't stay away from".
When I'm at Bonneville I can't wait to get away. But once I'm away, I can't wait to get back.
Arfons, a Second World War naval veteran, was an ordinary blue-collar guy who achieved extraordinary things through his courage and innate engineering skill. He is to be buried with wrenches in his hands, a J79 operating manual and a jar of his beloved Bonneville salt by his side.
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Top 7 Results: Jessica Sanchez doesn't go home, thanks to the judges' save
Jessica Sanchez can thank J. Lo for saving her last night on American Idol after a surprising revelation that Sanchez, one of the stronger vocalists this season, had received the lowest number of votes from Wednesday's show.
Sanchez, whose take on Jazmine Sullivan's "Stuttering" was far from worthy of sending her home, didn't offer up much of a memorable melody -- and when she was up against the likes of Hollie Cavanagh taking on P!nk's "Perfect," easily the strongest performance of the night, she was bound to fare poorly.
Led by Jennifer Lopez's decision to use the judges' only save of the season on Sanchez, Sanchez will make it through to the next round, as will everyone else this week.
On the whole, the contestants did a good job with their picks for contemporary songs. Skylar Laine took up an acoustic guitar for Kellie Pickler's "Didn't You Know How Much I Loved You" and, building on the strength of last week's performance, keeps getting better and better. Colton Dixon, who did the Skylar Grey version of "Love The Way You Lie," performed behind a piano. It was another Dixon performance -- full of Hot Topic-prime emotion and angst. Elise Testone, in the bottom three, also went to the piano for her performance of "You and I" by Lady Gaga -- good, if a little out of her vocal register.
Testone also performed Gotye and Kimbra's "Somebody That I Used To Know" with Phillip Phillips, who musically can do no wrong it seems. It's the second time the two have been paired together, and with much success.
For his solo performance, Phillips covered Maroon 5's "Give a Little More," and Joshua Ledet sang "Runaway Baby" by Bruno Mars. The latter was a good vocal match, but when it came to choreography, it all felt a bit awkward. Simply, Ledet is no Bruno Mars. By that same token, he's no Kelly Clarkson, either, as he joined Sanchez and Cavanagh for a group performance of her recent chart-topper "Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)."
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(Kitco News) - Gold prices are firmer in early U.S. trading Friday, on a modest rebound from the solid losses Thursday that drove prices to a five-week low. Also, there is a bit more risk aversion in the market place Friday morning, heading into the weekend. August Comex gold was last up $4.80 at $1,295.30 an ounce. Spot gold was last quoted up $1.50 at $1,296.00. December Comex silver last traded up $0.068 at $20.54 an ounce.
There is some trepidation in the market place Friday morning, heading into a weekend that sees geopolitical tensions still high on at least a couple fronts. The U.S. stated late Thursday that Russian troops or pro-Russia rebels are shooting artillery shells at Ukraine targets from within Russia's border. Meantime, the Israel-Hamas fighting continues to be intense. I suspect the risk aversion will increase as the day progresses Friday, as Monday morning could find significant new and possibly unsettling developments on the geopolitical front.
In overnight news, the German Ifo business indicator fell to 108.0 in July from 109.7 in June. A reading of 109.4 was expected. The downbeat report was blamed on German companies worrying about the Russia-Ukraine crisis that is playing out at present. The Euro currency saw some selling pressure after the Ifo report's release.
A feature in the market place this week has been a rally in the U.S. dollar index that pushed the index to a six-week high in overnight trading. The greenback has been supported on safe-haven demand amid the geopolitical tensions, and on some recent upbeat U.S. economic data.
U.S. economic data due for release Friday includes durable goods orders.
Wyckoff's Daily Risk Rating: 7.0 (Russia-Ukraine crisis and Irael-Hamas conflict are still front-burner matters for markets, heading into the weekend.)
(Wyckoff's Daily Risk Rating is your way to quickly gauge investor risk appetite in the world market place each day. Each day I assess the "risk-on" or "risk-off" trader mentality in the market place with a numerical reading of 1 to 10, with 1 being least risk-averse (most risk-on) and 10 being the most risk-averse (risk-off), and 5 being neutral.
The London A.M. gold fix is $1,292.50 versus the previous P.M. fixing of $1,292.75.
Technically, August gold futures bears have gained the near-term technical advantage as a two-week-old downtrend is in place on the daily bar chart. The gold bulls' next upside near-term price breakout objective is to produce a close above solid technical resistance at last week's high of $1,325.90. Bears' next near-term downside breakout price objective is closing prices below solid technical support at $1,278.00. First resistance is seen at $1,300.00 and then at Thursday's high of $1,305.60. First support is seen at the overnight low of $1,291.00 and then at this week's low of $1,287.50.
December silver futures bears now have the slight near-term technical advantage as prices Thursday hit a four-week low. Silver bulls' next upside price breakout objective is closing prices above solid technical resistance at this week's high of $21.21 an ounce. The next downside price breakout objective for the bears is closing prices below major technical support at $20.00. First resistance is seen at $20.70 and then at $21.00. Next support is seen at this week's low of $20.42 and then at $20.25.
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Beware IRS refund scam Monitor Staff Reports CEDAR CREEK LAKE–A very convincing e-mail has been received by a lake-area resident, representing itself as coming from the Internal Revenue Service. Bill Hanstrom alerted The Monitor to a scam to get taxpayers to reveal their personal financial information, under the guise of processing a tax refund to your bank account – in this case, one worth $279.30. The subject is directed to click on a link to an IRS website, where a very official-looking form appears with the IRS logo, using very official-sounding language. The link address cited is https://sa1.www4.irs.gov/irfof/lang/en/refund.jsp. Other than the fact the IRS does not contact taxpayers by e-mail, Hanstrom was alerted by a small mistake in the last line of the e-mail message. It reads as a note: "Deliberate wrong inputs are criminally pursued and indicated." The last word should have been indicted. "I knew when I saw that misuse that it wasn't legit," Hanstrom told The Monitor. The Monitor attempted to reach the link by typing in the address, which is very similar to other IRS website addresses, but could not access it in this way. Only by clicking the link line can one access the fraudulent form, suggesting the link sends you to another address in no way connected to the IRS. At the official IRS website, under consumer alerts, the federal taxing authority says it "does not use e-mail to contact taxpayers about issues related to their accounts. Official taxpayer contact usually includes a letter on IRS stationery in an IRS envelope. IRS letters also contain a contact phone number. "Taxpayers who believe they have received suspect communication are encouraged to call TIGTA's toll-free fraud referral hotline at 1-800-366-4484. Taxpayers can also contact the IRS at 1-800-829-1040. An IRS representative will be able to verify the taxpayer's account status and determine whether a communication is legitimate." Forewarned is forearmed, so the saying goes.
No bad meat at Mabank ISD By Barbara Gartman Monitor Staff Writer MABANK–The recent beef recalls have not affected Mabank Independent School District. "One of the advantages of using Chartwell Food Service is they stay informed," Superintendent Dr. Russell Marshall said. Wednesday, Marshall told the board of trustees the company buys meat from Mineola Packaging. "We do not, and have not ever had any of the meat in question," Marshall said. "I am very pleased Chartwell has been on top of the information on the recall." In other business, trustees: • changed the time of the Monday, March 24, board meeting to 4:30 p.m. for the closed session and to 5 p.m. for the open session. The annual "Taste of Cedar Creek" event begins at 6:30 p.m. and the MISD campus "Teachers of the Year" will be honored at that time. Board members were also reminded the event will take place at Mabank High School's commons area. "We are thrilled to be hosting it again," Marshall said. • elected trustee Darrell Kinnard as secretary of the school board. Kinnard will fill the position vacated by the resignation of former trustee Cindy Holstein. • accepted the amendments to the 2008-09 Cheer Constitution as presented. • approved the 2008-09 high school course guide as presented. • approved naming four designees for bank purposes. Assistant superintendent of business administration Scott Adams explained the automated computer designation will still have just two signatures on the payroll checks. He suggested having four names listed, however, to carry on business such as transferring needed investment funds. "I am the only one that can do that when funds need to be transferred from one investment to another," Adams said. "We need to name four in case something happens (to him), so we are not dead in the water." The four positions named include the board secretary, board president, district superintendent and the business manager. • approved an amendment to MISD Policy EHBE (local) first reading, special programs for gifted and talented students, as presented. • approved requests to file for the following grants: The First Lady's Family Literacy, TEEG Cycle III - middle school, HP Technology for teaching grant 2008 – middle school and high school, and Improving Literacy Through School Libraries Program. • approved an engagement letter to audit the district's financial statements for the school year ending Aug. 31.
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MONTICELLO — Two men and a woman from Monticello were sentenced to prison Friday after pleading guilty to committing a string of burglaries in three towns, Sullivan County District Attorney Jim Farrell said.
Courtney Declereq, 27, and David Murry, 22, were each sentenced to five years in prison and five years post-release supervision after pleading guilty to second-degree burglary and attempted second-degree burglary.
Jahmal Ellerbee, 44, pleaded guilty to second-degree burglary. He was sentenced Friday to 31/2 years in prison and five years post-release supervision.
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Walking the syntax tree of a JavaScript code is often the first step towards building a specialized static analyzer. In some cases however, when the analysis involves variables and functions within the code, an additional scope analysis is necessary. This permits a more thorough examination of those variables and functions, including to check if some identifiers accidentally leak to the global scope.
Of course, such a simple leak detector is not new. In my previous blog post Polluting and Unused JavaScript Variables, I've covered two simple JavaScript utilities for catching this sloppy practice. In addition to that, I also reviewed the concept of identifier highlighting and rename refactoring in an editor. As a bonus of this highlighting feature, it is easy to spot the missing declaration which leads to the global leak (unless we're in strict mode), as shown in the following screenshot of the online highlighting demo.
In the above code, widht
is where the cursor is (hence, the yellow highlight). Due to the typo, it is not a match for the local variable declared as width
. The problem is caught at run-time if the code is running in strict mode. However, obviously it is fantastic to get noticed of the mistake ahead of time. This is where a static analysis of the scope of every variable and function will be tremendously useful.
Fortunately, these days you can use a microlibrary called Escope (GitHub: Constellation/escope) which can analyze the scope of the entire code. This adds another useful library to the existing family of Esprima (for parsing), Estraverse (syntax traversal tool), and Escodegen (code regeneration). This arsenal of tools can be quite deadly.
The detailed operation and usage of Escope is beyond the scope (pun intended) of this blog post. Instead, let me just show you one built-in feature of the library, implicit declaration at the global scope. In other words, this is a collection of all variables which leak unintentionally, as in the previous highlighting example. It is as easy as this function:
function find_leak(code) {
var leaks, syntax, globalScope;
leaks = [];
syntax = esprima.parse(code, { loc: true });
globalScope = escope.analyze(syntax).scopes[];
globalScope.implicit.variables.forEach(function (v) {
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return leaks;
First we need to parse the code and store its abstract syntax tree in syntax
. Note that location tracking is enabled because we want to locate the line number of every leaking variable. After that, scope analysis is being invoked and we grab the first one, its global scope. Now it is a matter of iterating variables
within its implicit declaration and collecting the necessary information, i.e. the name and the location. This is the return value of the function and you can easily process it.
Real-world analysis will involve more processing than just a simple global leak collection (you can even visualize the scopes). Hopefully, this simple example will spark your interest in leveraging the scope information of any piece of JavaScript code.


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John Cavanaugh, chancellor of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE), will attend the 2009 Holiday Open House on Thursday, December 3, from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. in Sutton Hall's Blue Room.
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At the fourteenth annual IUP School of Graduate Studies and Research Awards Luncheon, held April 16, Dr. Edel Reilly received an Outstanding Graduate Student Research Award! The award recognizes the outstanding contribution of Dr. Reilly's dissertation research. Her dissertation is titled Writing to Learn Mathematics: A Mixed Method Study. Congratulations, Edel!
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All indications are Chad Kelly, the quarterback who led East Mississippi Community College to a second straight NJCAA national title Sunday, had a great official visit at Ole Miss early this week.
Kelly made his way to Oxford following the Lions' 34-17 win over Iowa Western in the second annual Biloxi Bowl. Kelly, the nephew of NFL Hall of Fame quarterback Jim Kelly, was named MVP of the game after throwing for five touchdowns.
He was joined on the official visit by his mother and brother. He returned to Scooba Wednesday morning to finish up school work. Classes end this week with the Christmas break looming. Junior college players are able to sign with four-year schools as early as Dec. 17. Kelly is an early graduate, meaning he could be enrolled in January and go through spring drills.
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Time Warner HD-DVR is Complete Crap
Sunday, March 23rd, 2008
So my brother and I have had a Time Warner HD DVR box for about 8 months now. The exact make and model is Scientific-Atlanta Explorer 8300 HDC. When we first got it the installation person told us that it was a new box, and should be "much better" then before. 8 months down the road, 3 brand new boxes, and 7 repair runs, as well as a re-running of our cable feed to our house... it is still the same pile of crap that it was before.
Why do I say this? Among some of my many, many.... MANY complaints, the major ones are as follows:
1. It doesn't work... at all
2. It randomly freezes while recording
3. When it freezes, which is about every other day, we have to reboot it
4. Guess what? Rebooting takes an average of 5 minutes... which really sucks if you are in the middle of a game or heaven forbid March Madness
5. The interface sucks... it is hard to navigate around your recorded shows
6. It randomly decides not to record random scheduled recordings... anyone else hearing Dane Cook in his latest CD? Tido.... anyone?
7. it is S-L-O-W... it never seems to be able to keep up with itself while navigating the guide, or anything for that matter
After multiple calls to Time Warner, the issue is caused by the following:
1. A software upgrade which was meant to "fix" the issue but caused another
2. Our signal strength on the cable line is not strong enough
3. We have a defective box and need to return it for a replacement
Notice anything odd about that list? Well I do... They are 3 completely different scenarios, all 3 of which we did as they instructed, and all 3 of our boxes are still piles of crap.
I think the general point behind this entire post is that the Scientific Atlanta DVR boxes are piles of crap, and Time Warner is the worst company in the world when it comes to customer satisfaction and general service in general. We are paying out the behind each month for a service that doesn't work... basically at all.
If you are suffering these same woes, please post a comment and tell me if you have found a solution. Because I haven't yet, and I'm wondering if I ever will.
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Today we will bear witness to a clash of the titans between the famed naturalist, and philosopher Henry David Thoreau, and our own Noelle Dubay, bookseller, Johns Hopkins Doctoral candidate, and assistant editor of the Concord Saunterer, a journal of Thoreau Studies. Our topic is current literature. The only rule is that your own literary works cannot be used as answers. Thank you both for joining us!
Henry: It is my good pleasure Kenny. I am pleased to finally meet Noelle in person, and to take this opportunity to thank her for her work on the Saunterer.
Noelle: Yes, thank you Kenny. Henry, I must say, you are not nearly as unattractive in person as Hawthorne led me to believe. And let me add, you were quite right to insist on the aesthetic preeminence of the well-groomed neckbeard, my fine, fine sir.
Great. My first question is, what is the best Maine-themed illustrated work for young children.
Henry: Hmmn. I'm going to put forward my own The Maine Woods. It is much like Robert McCloskey's Blueberries For Sal, but fuller and richer in both theme and content. While not burdened with two dimensional pictured representations it is nonetheless illustrated with many deep seated and striking thoughts and observations.
Noelle: Given your love of huckleberries, Henry, I can't say I'm surprised you like Blueberries for Sal. But is The Maine Woods really an appropriate read for young children, what with the angered spirit of Pomola haunting every page? I would instead recommend the classic Miss Rumphius by Barbara Cooney, which inspired my ongoing love for the wild lupine.
I see. Round One goes to Noelle for her sound reasoning. All right then what is the finest book out today for Young Adults?
Henry: Hmmn. I would say my own Civil Disobedience. Young men and women have a natural inclination to resist authority and my book gives that impulse purpose and authority.
Noelle: While I believe you are right about the young adult constitution, Henry, perhaps something more contemporary would strike a livelier chord. I think you'd appreciate the reverence of the natural world and the sense of moral integrity implicit to Joelle Charbonneau's exciting new novel, The Testing.
Round Two also goes to Noelle. Her exposition is the pithier. Now then, what is the finest work of fiction for adult readers out today?
Henry: Memoir is also a popular genre at present and I would say that my Journals are as captivating as anything that current readers will find lying to hand.
Noelle: I must say, Henry, I've read a number of your Journal entries, and while I do find them to my intellectual and emotional satisfaction, I feel compelled to say your irregular and sporadic punctuation may be off-putting to the more syntactically traditional reader. As an alternative, I'd put forth Where'd You Go, Bernadette by Maria Semple—a hilarious new book about the absurdity which springs forth from a largely digital existence.
Round Three goes to Noelle as well, in that relevance and justness of sentiment will always occlude self infatuation. Okay and what is the finest collection of poetry recently published?
Henry: Recentness is a state of mind Kenny, whatever is spoken of is inherently refreshed thereby and so now I speak of my own poems.
Noelle: Now I must abruptly diverge from you, Henry, because it is a fact widely known that your poetry brings little joy to any reader, much as your prose delights. I found much to ponder in Anne Carson's latest novel in verse, Red Doc>, which is a very modern work with deeply classic undertones. "By such a pile we may hope to scale heaven at last," right Henry?
Noelle has won every round handily. It was a smackdown indeed. Not only, Henry, did you ignore the only rule of the contest but, as Noelle intimated, your own poetry, apart from the hidden Thoreau poems, is really rather a stale and flaccid affair, no matter how recently it has been exhumed to meet the readers' eye.
Henry: Eye of the beholder, my good man, and in your case it is a jaundiced one indeed. And why shouldn't I put my own work forward, it is the current custom and I weary of behaving civilly.
Noelle: Strong point, Henry. On that note, may I also recommend a collection of your own, recently edited by Robert Richardson: October, or Autumnal Hints. Thanks for the debate, Henry. And we might lend a sense of urgency to this week's newsletter by heeding your own words, "Read the best books first, or you may not have a chance to read them at all."
Thank you both for your effort today!
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This was an informative debate, showing me that Thoreau would have been a superb politician. In support I offer his slick avoidance of the question about fiction, side-stepping neatly to memoir. Of course, it can be said that many memoirs are more creative than truthful!


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It's Monday morning, the perfect time for Quick Hits. The hits are so quick, you probably didn't realize we've already hit you. Damn that's quick. Today's subject, what we drank this weekend.
1. We stopped by the Belcourt to see what's what at the French styled bistro on Second Avenue. Besides the food (which was good), we particularly enjoyed the Napoleon Rye, an all around classy drink made with Sazerac Rye, Napoleon Mandarine, and homemade orange bitters. It packs an orange punch, and went down very smoove.
2. We made our way to the Whole Foods beer room to fill up a growler, and despite some so-so service from the resident experts, we walked away rather happy. The reason? The growler full of Brooklyn Blast, the first in a special brewmaster's line from Williamsburg finest. The Blast is a super hoppy beer that packs 8.2% alcohol. We suggest getting it before it's gone.
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Blast isn't actually new, though I've never seen it anywhere aside from the brewery before. 4 of those at a Friday night happy hour were enough to keep the room spinning for the next 8 hours or so. Also, delicious.
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ad view - Word of the Day BusinessA Web page with an online ad. Once a user has viewed the ad, he or she can click on it (ad click). There may be more than one ad on an "ad view". However, ad view (also known as impressions) can represent the number of times an ad banner is downloaded (and presumably seen) by users.
March 02, 2009
dead cell phones - Word of the Day JargonOld cell phones that people no longer want or use, primarily because the phones can't do half of the tricks that new cell phones can. But don't toss them into the trash-donate them to a battered woman's organization, for example, because someone can actually use them. Most low-tech cell phones can still be used to dial 911, even if they are not connected to a service.
March 03, 2009
IP - Word of the Day JargonThe set of technology standards and technical specifications that enable information to be routed from one network to another over the Internet. It is the way networks exchange data with each other. For example, IP is the delivery mechanism by which your e-mail gets sent. IP defines how the data will be divided into packets; each packet is coded with an IP address; and various packets constitute a single message. These packets travel across the Internet by different routes and arrive at the destination in a scrambled order. A second protocol, TCP (transmission control protocol), is needed to put the packets back in sequence. And that, my friends, is the basis for how the Internet works.
"IP" also refers to "Intellectual Property" for example, NetLingo.com is copyrighted and is the intellectual property of NetLingo Inc. A legal term, intellectual property reflects the idea that the subject matter is the product of the "mind" or the "intellect" and refers to written and recorded media, and inventions.
1-to-1 - Word of the Day JargonA marketing concept created by authors Don Pepper and Martha Rogers and turned into a marketing consultancy empire, 1-to-1 marketing espouses personalization and customization in building relationships with customers. Outside the Pepper and Rogers world, it's called customer relationship management (CRM).
March 04, 2009
IPSec - Word of the Day JargonProtocols in development by the IETF to support secure data exchange. Once completed, IPSec is expected to be widely deployed to implement Virtual Private Networks (VPNs). IPSec supports two encryption modes: Transport and Tunnel. Transport mode encrypts the data portion (payload) of each packet but leaves the header untouched. Tunnel mode is more secure since it encrypts both the header and the payload. On the receiving side, an IPSec-compliant device decrypts each packet.
March 05, 2009
Gbps - Word of the Day JargonA measure of bandwidth (the total information flow over a given time) on a telecommunications medium. Bandwidth is also measured in the Kbps range (kilobits or thousands of bits per second) or the Mbps range (megabits or millions of bits per second), depending on the medium and transmission method.
three A.M. code - Word of the Day JargonSlang for software written in an unorthodox manner, with reference to the time of night that code like this is written. For example, "We know it doesn't follow the conventional rules of clean code, but we had to use a little three A.M. code to get it done in order to drop-ship the product in time."
March 06, 2009
backwards compatible - Word of the Day JargonA term used to describe a program's ability to read a file created in an earlier version of it.
March 07, 2009
Gilder's Law - Word of the Day JargonAn assertion by George Gilder, visionary author of Telecosm, which states that "bandwidth grows at least three times faster than computer power." This means that if computer power doubles every eighteen months (per Moore's Law), then communications power doubles every six months.
For example, backbone bandwidth on a single cable is now a thousand times greater than the average monthly traffic exchanged across the entire global communications infrastructure five years ago. In other words, today, more information can be sent over a single cable in one second than a month's worth of information sent over the entire Internet in 1997. Analysts look to this when anticipating the successful convergence of broadband and digital entertainment.
March 08, 2009
nepotism - Word of the Day JargonLiterally, it means favoritism shown to relatives, but in the industry, it is the idea of tapping into people's personal networks. For example, it is considered advantageous at some dot-coms to hire people who already have relationships with people at the company and/or have backgrounds similar to those of current employees.
microsite - Word of the Day TechnicalA small Web site, also sometimes referred to as a minisite, that is an off-shoot of its parent Web site. "Microsites" are typically smaller in scope and dedicated to single-issue initiatives.
Microsites can also create opportunities to engage users through questionaires, polls, and surveys that promote interest and involvement.
March 09, 2009
ad network - Word of the Day JargonA company that sells advertising for many individual Web sites, it is designed to let ad buyers reach broad audiences relatively easily by buying online ads in what is known as run-of-category or run-of-network. Ad networks use ad server software to generate traffic reports for advertisers and publishers and to collect data about users (see: privacy policy).
If you are thinking about putting some banners on your Web site, realize that most ad networks require between 10,000 and 1 million page impressions per month (so they have enough inventory to sell). Be certain to ask about exclusive or non-exclusive representation. Exclusive may get you more money, but less inventory gets sold; non-exclusive may not make you as much money, but you can use another ad network to fill in any unsold ad spaces.
The difference between an ad network and an ad exchange is that ad networks aggregate ad inventory from publishers and resell it to advertisers whereas in contrast, an ad exchange is a marketplace where publishers and advertisers can find and execute advertising transactions, similar to what happens on a stock exchange.
flight risk - Word of the Day JargonOffice slang that's used to describe employees who are suspected of planning to leave a company or department soon. For example, "Have you noticed how checked out Christina is lately, I think she's a flight risk."
March 10, 2009
Wi-Fi - Word of the Day JargonA high-speed wireless networking standard (at 11Mbps and increasing to 20Mbps), it is a leading RF technology backed by Apple and 3Com. Dubbed "Wi-Fi" (because that's easier to remember than 802.11b), it refers to QoS in the continuous transmission of high-bandwidth video and multimedia information. Wi-Fi differs from HomeRF in that it repeatedly pushes signals through broader bands of frequency within the radio frequency spectrum. It differs from Bluetooth in that it is designed to serve the wireless LAN market rather than the more personal space that Bluetooth reaches.
Wi-Fi gave millions of computers wireless access to the Internet at broadband speeds in offices, homes and cafes. The limitation is that it's typically designed to allow wireless access within only about 300 feet of a radio transmitter plugged into a braodaband Internet connection, like cable or DSL. It means you can't just open your laptop anywhere you happen to be and tap into the Internet. The next-generation wireless app, WiMax, intends to solve these contraints.
Wi-Fi wireless networks originally came in two speeds: "b" (the first version to gain public acceptance) and "g" (which is faster and backwards compatible with b). There is a third standard called "n" but like most new standards, it takes time to create and adopt a standard, and more time for it certified and sold (in this case resulting in "pre-n" and "draft-n" products to be sold). In addition to these standards is "MIMO" (Multiple-Input Multiple-Output), a key component of the "n" standard. MIMO is a technique that can greatly improve range and speed by caturing formerly stray parts of a wireless signal and merging them.
March 11, 2009
market share - Word of the Day BusinessA company's percentage of the overall consumer or business market, based on how many people or companies regularly purchase its product or service. For example, if a company is said to have 30 percent market share within its industry niche, that means 30 percent of the buyers in that niche go to that particular company to purchase its products or services.
March 12, 2009
disintermediation - Word of the Day BusinessThe business concept of "cutting out the middlemen." It refers to the elimination of intermediaries in a supply chain.
March 13, 2009
integrated sponsorship - Word of the Day BusinessAn online marketing program in which a sponsorship campaign establishes an intimate relationship between users and advertisers. For example, if a female-oriented Web site launched a pet-related Web site (with chat rooms, message boards, and online access to pet experts), it could get a pet company to sponsor it, creating an integrated sponsorship.
optimize - Word of the Day TechnicalTo customize software or hardware so that it will run at its utmost capacity in terms of speed and efficiency.
alpha geek - Word of the Day JargonThe most knowledgeable, technically proficient person in an office or work group. "Ask Larry, he's the alpha geek around here."
March 14, 2009
click-through - Word of the Day BusinessThe process of clicking on an online ad and reaching an advertiser's destination page, it is specifically used in affiliate marketing to describe when a visitor to an affiliate website clicks on the banner or text link of a product that is a part the merchant's affiliate program.
March 15, 2009
flavor - Word of the Day JargonA distinctive quality of a hardware or software, it generally means version with regard to the feature set. For example, if you hear "This software comes in two flavors" that could refer to the full flavor version (which has all of the features) versus the lite flavor (which has a limited number of features).
technobabble - Word of the Day JargonA series of high-tech terms strung together to sound impressive without actually meaning anything. Technobabble can be used to overwhelm newbies and give a false sense of superiority to people in the industry who use such jargon.
March 18, 2009
standard - Word of the Day TechnicalA set of rules or specifications that, when taken together, define a software or hardware device.
A standard is also an acknowledged basis for comparing or measuring something. You will often see and hear this term used in discussions about the computer industry, as in, "That new technology is credited with creating a standard on the Internet." Standards are important because new technology will only take root once a group of specifications is agreed upon (otherwise, companies run the risk of developing a product that is not compatible with any other products).
For example, many companies are driving the development of Bluetooth because they agree on its standard, but one of the main reasons that iTV has been slow to develop is because of the lack of a single standard.
begathon - Word of the Day JargonSlang for a TV, radio, or online fund-raiser for a charity, religious organization, or PBS station that employs every known form of guilt, sweet-talking, and outright begging to get people to donate money.
March 19, 2009
newsfeed - Word of the Day TechnicalSpelled as one word, this refers to a news source that transfers newsgroups to ISPs, over the Internet or other computer networks.
Spelled as two words, it more commonly refers to RSS, a technology that allows you to see when Web sites have added new content. For example on a news Web site, you can subscribe to the news feed and get the latest headlines and video in one place, as soon as its published. On a social networking site for example, news feeds highlight what's happening in your social circles.
March 20, 2009
off-the-shelf - Word of the Day JargonRefers to shrink-wrapped software you buy from a big box store (directly off the shelves). The modern alternative is to download the software "straight off the Net," which is usually cheaper because you do not have to pay for the company's packaging or distribution costs (and it's better for the environment). "Off-the-shelf" software is also used in contrast to "custom-developed software," that which has been tailor made for a company's particular needs.
personalize or personalization - Word of the Day TechnicalTo customize your computer screen or a Web site so that it reflects something about your individual tastes. For example, if you use a picture of someone as the wallpaper that adorns your desktop, that's one way of personalizing your GUI (just like renaming your hard drive or using a particular screen saver that scrolls a statement you've written). On the Web, it is convenient to personalize a portal so that it contains information particular to you. Whenever you see "My" in front of the Web site name, it represents an area of the site that supports personalization. You personalize it by choosing from a series of options to customize the information you want to appear on that page. For example, your horoscope, weather in areas you're interested in, and any number of news, sports, or entertainment feeds. Personalization also refers to the business practice of using information about consumers to send them tailored marketing messages at appropriate moments.
March 21, 2009
dedicated page - Word of the Day JargonA form of reciprocal linking, this concept was invented to circumvent different search engines' anti-SEO tactics. It works like this:
1) A Webmaster sends you text and links for the creation of a new Web page (a dedicated page) on your site.
2) You create the page on your Web site (with your logo and navigation so it looks like your page) but you use the text from your dedicated page partner and you link to his or her Web site (no more than 5 links).
3) You then post a link on your homepage to this dedicated page (which resides internally on your server) and your dedicated page partner does the same with your content on his or her server.The reason for setting up dedicated pages is to advertise without posting an outbound link anywhere on your site; instead you have another internal link (which search engines such as Google view as positive) especially if the dedicated page has good quality content. In other words, you get one more internal page and your link partner gets the benefit of your page rank.
The motivation behind this concept is that good internal linking maximizes page rank within a site (only if it contains good content and is not a link collection or link farm). Through good internal linking, you as a Webmaster can achieve a stable page rank and not threaten it by too many external links. For example, Google ranks a page more favorably if it contains less than 5 outbound links.
I am often asked about reciprocal linking and page rank and how they relate. Dedicated pages (DP) allow you to exchange links with a site that may have a page rank lower than yours because through DP exchanges, you don't actually hand out any page rank (PR) value from your homepage. Instead, you circulate it within your site. You hand out the PR value from the dedicated page, which does not affect your existing homepage in any way. (The same thing happens to your DP partner.)
In normal link exchanges, on the other hand, when you post a lot of outgoing links on your homepage, you may end up loosing PR. With DP exchanges it doesn't happen because you don't load any of your pages with any outgoing links. Instead, it's as if --from Google's point of view-- you receive 3-5 good PR links (by using your own content with your DP partner). Both exchange partners get the same benefits.
Webmasters: Be sure to read the "more info" article in the page rank definition to understand Page Rank vs. Link Popularity and Linking Tips for BLOGS!
March 22, 2009
jump page - Word of the Day JargonA Web page that appears to users that have clicked on a link in an online ad. The purpose of this "jump page" or splash page is to capture the user's attention in order to promote special offers or to measure the response to an online ad.
In Web site maintenance, the jump page is typically the page that is posted to redirect the user when the page's URL has been changed.
peter panning - Word of the Day JargonNamed after the boy who asked Wendy to sew his shadow back on, this is Web designer slang for the process of reattaching a shadow to an object in a graphics application such as Photoshop.
March 23, 2009
bozo filter - Word of the Day JargonA software program that filters e-mail messages and newsgroup postings from individuals who are on your bozo list. In Usenet, a kill file performs the same function.
cross-channel marketing - Word of the Day JargonThe use of one sales channel to promote another. For example, clothing company JCrew regularly promotes its Web site in its direct-mail catalogs.
March 24, 2009
click - Word of the Day JargonThe sound your mouse makes when you press down its button, a click is also the action of pressing and releasing the mouse button, usually to select or activate something. (Consider yourself beyond debbie status when you keep your mouse on the mouse pad rather than pointing it at the computer screen like a remote control!)
digital signature - Word of the Day JargonLike a written signature at the bottom of a page, this is a piece of code that can be attached to an e-mail message or an online transaction to prove that you are the person who sent the information. A digital signature is not to be confused with a sig file. It is an important component for e-commerce, since it provides authentication and an increased level of security.
disk - Word of the Day TechnicalThe common name for a floppy disk, it refers to any type of portable disk (for example, a Zip Disk), as well as to the hard disk drive in your computer. It is rewritable, which means you can add data to it or replace the data that's on it.
March 27, 2009
rightsizing - Word of the Day BusinessA perversion of "downsizing," meant to showcase the wisdom acquired by the "sizer" since his/her last foray into the re-scaling jungle. It sounds better than "layoffs."
cybersuicide - Word of the Day JargonThe act of killing one's self while broadcasting the death live on the Internet via a webcam.
March 28, 2009
CD - Word of the Day JargonAn optical storage medium for music or data, it was developed primarily for audio use by Sony in 1982.
heat-seeking work force - Word of the Day JargonSlang for the style of some people who work in Silicon Valley or other new economy hotspots. They flock to the "hot" companies and then move on if the stock price drops.
March 29, 2009
negative growth - Word of the Day JargonA positive spin on what is clearly negative but not growth, for example: "After two consecutive quarters of negative growth, the economy is in a recession."
March 30, 2009
blended networking - Word of the Day JargonA form of social networking that combines life both offline and online. The latest trend for social networks on the Internet is becoming more focused on areas of interest such as art, sports, collecting, cars, animals, etc.


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Quick SearchConnect with us on More on the Alaska MintThe Alaska Mint is located in the heart of downtown Anchorage at 429 West 4th Ave, only one block from the Anchorage Visitors Center. The Alaska Mint is the starting point for Anchorage events such as the Iditarod Sled Dog Race and the Fur Renzezvous winter festival. We are home of the Northern Most Mint in the United States. Come see us, next time you are in our beautiful state! |
The Robuck Family About UsA Note from Mike Robuck My wife Michele and I are the owners and operators of the Alaska Mint. I was 4 years old when my parents moved our family to Alaska from Colorado. They were young and ambitious. After working as a "roughneck" on oil platforms for a while, they had saved up enough money to start a business, a small jewelry shop. My brothers, sisters and I have grown up in the jewelry business, and today each of us specializes in a different aspect of it. Originally, we produced the art work and had medallions manufactured outside of Alaska. In 1990, I started acquiring and assembling the equipment to mint silver and gold medallions right here in Anchorage. We started out with 1 coin design, but soon new designs were being requested as well as related products. Today, we draw the designs, cut, polish and heat treat the dyes. We strike all of the medallions in our location on 4th Avenue in downtown Anchorage. Our medallions are detailed reproductions of original sculptures, many highly collectible with mintage of only 40 to 50 coins per year. We buy raw gold from placer miners, and gold bearing quartz that is mined deep underground. From these natural elements, we fashion beautiful, one-of-a-kind jewelry that is a valuable addition to any collection. While the pieces are rare, they are surprisingly affordable. The items available in our store are either made in our shop, or by some of our dear friends. We are proud of our company history and look forward to share the Alaskan experience through the Alaska Mint. Michael Robuck Watch the video above to see our Jeweler and Minter put their skills into action. Produced by Alaska Channel for Alaska Mint |