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As of late, the internet has made a huge a stink over the independent game Hatred, and for all the wrong reasons, at that. There's seemingly little premise, other than the fact you play as a disgruntled man-hulk with anger issues, and he's decided to 'vent' his frustrations by annihilating everyone who crosses his path, innocent civilians and officers alike. Predictably, both the media and public have brought their collective hand-to-mouth, gasping at the sheer audacity of Destructive Creations for coming up with such an idea in the first place.
The first natural question that comes to mind is, why DID the devs decide to embark on this project? I'm not flabbergasted, mind you. I'm just inquisitive by nature and want to know what the developers end-game was. Well, Polygon have already interviewed Destructive Creations in regards to this – who, on their very website, stated the game was a response to the trend of political correctness in video games – and upon reading it, I couldn't help but let a bag full of chuckles out:
DESTRUCTIVE CREATIONS: "The answer is simple really. We wanted to create something contrary to prevailing standards of forcing games to be more polite or nice than they really are or even should be.
"Yes, putting things simply, we are developing a game about killing people. But what's more important is the fact that we are honest in our approach. Our game doesn't pretend to be anything else than what it is and we don't add to it any fake philosophy.
"In fact, when you think deeper about it…"
Here we go…
DESTRUCTIVE CREATIONS: "…there are many other games out there, where you can do exactly the same things that the antagonist will do in our project. The only difference is that in Hatred gameplay will focus on those things. I also do believe that we're pretty straight forward about this on our official website. Plus hey, you've got to remember that Postal was first and still is the king of the genre ;)"
Then, Polygon lobbed one of the dumbest questions I've ever seen in an interview:
POLYGON: "There has been a lot of negative reaction to your trailer, with people saying that it is unpleasant and gratuitous. Does this surprise you?"
No, Polygon. A new development team brands themselves 'Destructive Creations', creates a game about a man on a genocidal crusade, and had absolutely NO idea they'd generate this level of controversy…
DESTRUCTIVE CREATIONS: "Not at all in fact as this is exactly what we've expected from the very beginning."
NO! You don't say!
POLYGON: "Some people say it has a very "shock tastic" '90s vibe, and that it is derivative of Postal. What is your reaction to this?"
DESTRUCTIVE CREATIONS: "I'd say they have a lot of reasons to claim that. Especially that, as you can see, so called 'shock tactic' does its job very well and in fact we should thank all those haters out there for that. ;)"
You have to hand it to the sensationalist media, because when it comes to inserting foot-in-mouth, they are the undisputed kings. Gamers have been playing the likes of Doom, Night Trap, Postal, Carmageddon, Grand Theft Auto, God of War, Splatterhouse, Manhunt, and Mortal Kombat for eons, yet the stigma of violence in this particular industry remains.
Every time the media finds a new punching bag to blame the world's problems on, I'm compelled to grab a lawn chair and a bag of popcorn. I mean, the irony on display is sort of unreal, isn't it? The media – that is, the entities which decide how to best spin a story to their advantage – points their finger at violent video games, citing THEM as the tool that brainwashes the young and impressionable. They hate any form of entertainment which features skewed depictions of murder, rape and war, yet tune into the news on any given night, and what are you likely to see? Skewed depictions of murder, rape and war.
Pot calling the kettle black, much?
Furthermore, when media outlets seek the moral high ground to abolish tasteless entertainment, they prove to be their own worst enemy. Journalists climb atop their podiums to say, "This product is deplorable, so nobody pay attention to it!" Yet, doesn't putting these 'awful' pieces of entertainment in the spotlight amount to free promotion? Aren't they pretty much guaranteeing that games like Hatred will succeed? It's counterproductive, to say the least. Then again, the media knows this… and they couldn't care less. Their goal isn't to save us from violent imagery and interaction, but to draw us in with click-baity headlines and attention grabbing quotes. The more exasperated they appear, the more attention they draw. Basically, they depend on the very things they rally against to get attention. This is partly why one must ALWAYS question everything they read or see in the media. If they REALLY believed in what they were reporting, they'd be far less sensationalistic, don't you think? Instead, we get headlines like this (once again, from Polygon): 'The Worst Trailer of the Year Revels In Slaughtering Innocents'.
As a side note, Polygon gave Grand Theft Auto 5 a score of 9.5, and God of War: Ascension received a 7… I guess violence is okay as long as you belong to one of the special AAA clubs.
You would think I'd be infuriated, but I'm really not. As I said, I couldn't help but laugh when I saw the media's reaction to Hatred. Why? Because we're being asked to believe that one side is a martyr while the other is outraged, and that's clearly not the case. This is the first game the studio has made, and they know the only thing better than promotion is getting FREE promotion, so they endeavored to make a title that would make headlines. Of course, the media LOVES controversy, so they put on a show where they storm out of a gate with steam blowing out their ears… and then they cozy up to the source of the story and play ball. If you read the Polygon interview in its entirety, there's a stark contrast between it, and the original 'worst trailer of the year because bad stuff happens' story. Things were quite friendly on both sides, and surprise, surprise, Polygon did everything to ensure controversy remained at the top of the bill, even if it meant deceiving their readers:
DESTRUCTIVE CREATIONS: "By the way, I consider 'No Russian' one of the best moments in the whole Call of Duty series!"
POLYGON: "Editor's Note: This is a notorious scene in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 in which the player is asked to kill innocent people in an airport, in pursuit of enemies."
Anyone who's never played that game wouldn't know any better, but that's not entirely true. You're forced to participate in a terroristic mission, yes, but you can avoid firing a single bullet until you reach your enemies. I think the studio brought this up for additional shock value, and Polygon, in typical media fashion, 'clarified' the reference with a sensationalist slant. Kind of seems like they're scratching each other's backs, here. Even if they're not, these statements are meant to be inflammatory, and in a very self-serving way, at that.
But oh, if that was only the end of it…
Some days ago, Valve decided to pull Hatred off of Steam Greenlight, a program which allows (Valve's) Steam users to decide which games get added to the service. Of course, the internet caught wind of this and spread the word rapidly. So much so, that it was only a day or two before Gabe Newell issued a complete reversal, issuing an apology to the Destructive Creations team in the process:
"Hi, Jaroslaw,
Yesterday I heard that we were taking Hatred down from Greenlight. Since I wasn't up to speed, I asked around internally to find out why we had done that. It turns out that it wasn't a good decision, and we'll be putting Hatred back up. My apologies to you and your team. Steam is about creating tools for content creators and customers. Good luck with your game.
In this case, I can actually believe Gabe Newell didn't know about this. Valve is a decentralized organization, meaning there's plenty of people who have the authority to make these kinds of decisions. While departments seemingly report to Newell on a regular basis, it's not as if ideas are put on hold until they make their way to his office. As a matter of fact, people are welcome to switch projects at will. I guess this ensures employees will remain happy since they have a bit of freedom to do whatever they want (within reason), but when it comes to stuff like this, it's also proven to be a major PR risk. It's nice that Gabe reversed the decision and all, but Valve isn't coming out of this smelling like roses. When they pulled Hatred from Steam Greenlight, they insulted their community. Again, the program is about allowing users to decide what's what… and Valve denied them that. Now that Gabe issued this e-mail to Destructive Creations, it could make Valve look highly disorganized in the public eye.
But again, I can't help but laugh. If the media didn't already guarantee that Hatred would become a success, Valve sure as hell did. As a result of their actions, the potential day 1 install base for this game has grown. Not only will curious gamers buy this game to see how offensive it is, but I wouldn't be surprised if free speech enthusiasts picked this up to support the developer's right to artistic expression. Hell, even the most fire-eyed critics could buy it, just to give a complete rundown on the objectionable.
Personally, I don't care if Hatred flies or flops. I don't feel it's the boogeyman, but I'm far from confident that it would be worth the money. The most intriguing aspect of this title is the blame circus that's transpired over its existence. Otherwise, it looks like the bajillion other twin-stick shooter I've already played. Frankly, I'm surprised it's taken this long for a studio to come along and say, "If the media is so hell bent on witch hunting for murder simulators, let's give 'em one. Because of their sensationalism, games often hide dastardly deeds with some sort of gimmick, and we're tired of it."
And you know what? That's fine. Who cares?
If you don't support what Destructive Creations is doing, then don't support them. If you think the game looks like fun, then throw some money at it. Outside of that, there's not much of a conversation to be had, is there? It's 2014, and I think at this stage of the game, most reasonable people would agree that violence isn't the byproduct of film, music or video games, but a weak mind. With that in mind, controversy is only utilized to further business interests all around, so instead of allowing them to influence your feelings, I'd recommend doing your own research and formulating your own opinion, as I'm sure many of you already do. The only person who can determine if a game is right or wrong, is you.


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Riverside County is one of 58 counties in the U.S. state of California. The name was taken from the city of Riverside, which is the county seat. Roughly rectangle-shaped, Riverside County covers 7,208 square miles (18,670 km2) in Southern California. Riverside County lies inland ofLos Angeles County and is bordered on the west by Orange County; on the east by La Paz County, Arizona; on the southwest by San Diego County; on the southeast by Imperial County; and on the north by San Bernardino County. Together, Riverside and San Bernardino Counties have been dubbed the Inland Empire.
The population of Riverside County was 2,268,783 in 2012. It is the fourth-most populous county in California and among the fastest-growing areas of the United States in the past fifty years (since 1960). There is a high concentration of sprawling house tract communities around Riverside and along the Interstate 10, 15, and 215 freeways.
Geographically, the county is mostly desert in the central and eastern portions of the county and is a Mediterranean climate in the western portion of the county. Most of Joshua Tree National Park is located in the county.
The resort cities of Palm Springs, Palm Desert, Indian Wells, La Quinta, Rancho Mirage, and Desert Hot Springs are all located in the Coachella Valley region of Riverside County. Large numbers of Los Angeles area workers have moved to the county in recent years[when?] to take advantage of relatively affordable[clarification needed] housing. Alongside neighboring San Bernardino County, it was one of the fastest growing regions in the state prior to the recent changes in the regional economy. In addition, smaller, but significant, numbers of people have been moving into Southwest Riverside County from the San Diego-Tijuana metropolitan area. The cities of Temecula and Murrieta accounted for 20% of the increase in population of Riverside County between 2000 and 2007.

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If you're looking for the perfect summer drink this is it. The Capri Sun Vodka Cooler is refreshing, light and crisp. Most importantly though it taste like getting drunk off your childhood. Here's a tip for any soccer moms out there, these Capri Sun Coolers make the pain of losing the big game hurt, a little less. So I suggest handing these out after the next soccer match.
Capri Sun Vodka Cooler
Yields two drinks or one double
- 1 Pouch of Capri Sun Pacific Cooler is my personal choice
- 2 shots of Vodka
- 1 squeeze of Grapefruit
- a splash of Club Soda
- Ice
- Add the ice to a cocktail shaker. Pour in all the ingredients. Shake for 10 seconds.
- Pour into a champagne glass. Garnish with a twist of grapefruit rind. Serve with that little yellow Capri Sun straw.
- Enjoy!
Photos by Katy Weaver!


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Dear Volunteer,
thank you for your interest of supporting us as a volunteer at IRONMAN Italy Emilia – Romagna 2019. A sporting event like this with over 5000 athletes is only feasible with the support of an amazing team. In order to perform well, we need YOU! You and all other volunteers are the foundation of a successful event. Therefore, we cannot thank you enough!Every day we need helping hands either at handing out registration kits, volunteering at aid stations and assisting at the finish line, athletes will appreciate your efforts all the times!
The English form will be available in the next days!
In the meantime for info you can reach us to [email protected]
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Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Turkey and dressing or yams? Pumpkin or apple pie?
As everyone here at Paper Crafts compared holiday weekend weight gain (or lack of – you go, girls!), I can't help but reminisce about the delicious seasonal foods I second and third-helped myself to. Of course, my favorite servings came from the dessert table.
The last three months of the year are some of my favorite. While I enjoy the parties and visiting with family and friends, I confess some of my most favorite things about the holiday season are the color combinations in the decor and the food. Over the weekend I started to notice a peculiar correlation between these two favorites of mine.
Favorite colors = favorite food. Coincidence?
Some of my favorite foods also happen to be a color that falls into one of my favorite holiday color schemes. The further I investigated this phenomenon, I started realizing how often I associate much-loved holiday foods with one of my favorite colors. Or do I associate particular colors with favorite foods? They've become a type of Bobbsey Twins, if you will.
When I see pink, I think peppermint. When I see light yellow, I think eggnog. When I see dark orange, I think of pumpkin. Burgundy takes me to cranberries. And brown…mmm…delicious brown…one of my all-time favorite colors. Brown hardly ever steers me wrong. Brown as gingerbread. Brown as cinnamon. Brown as hot chocolate. I've even told my hairdresser I've wanted my hair colored "Nutella Brown". She knew exactly what shade I wanted.
It seems the color play of the holiday season is a sensational experience. It's a feast for both the eyes and tummy. And most likely the hips and thighs as well.
So which came first, my love for food or for color?
Keep smiling,
P.S. While none of my favorite foods are low in calories or fat-free, I promise this blog entry is.
P.P.S. If you're feeling inspired by these pretty photos, why not look through a Paper Crafts publication and create a new card from a pretty project you see. Upload it to our Inspired By Flickr group and you could be one of our three winners that walks away with a free subscription or special issue of your choice! You better hurry because this challenge ends on Monday, Dec. 7. Click HERE for all the details!


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Newbury Weekly News, Marriage announcements from 1902 - 1903
A5, 41pp.
This is one of a series of small booklets, each containing chronological abstracts of BMD notices in this weekly newspaper. Each is illustrated on the inside front and back covers with photographs of churches that bear no relationship to the entries or locations of each one. Unfortunately there is no information about the name of the author or publisher, date of publication, name and location of the source used, and no explanatory introduction or index. However, any or all of these booklets could save you travelling to search the microfilm of the original newspaper, which is filed in West Berkshire Library in Newbury.
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Episode 9: PC Gaming/
In this episode we bring in a last minute guest host Adrienne to help discuss PC gaming with hosts Dan, Will, Corey and Eric. We glossed over some of the larger upcoming fall PC releases, but were somewhat unprepared for this episode, making it a much shorter than usual. Get it on iTunes (if you haven't already) or listen below on our fancy new flash player.
Thanks again to Adrienne for coming in last minute to talk PC gaming with us!


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I needed carbs this week, a sentence I thought I'd never say. This time six-months ago, carbs were the enemy but with my new understanding of nutrition and my own preference in diet, I know (and try to implement) carbohydrates in all forms into my diet. For me, I steer clear of refined carbs and enjoy a vegetable, fruit and grains, carb diet. This week, however, that wasn't the case.
After dancing the night away on Friday, I was still clueless as to what recipe I'd present to you on today.
Carbs are always my friend after strenuous exercise, which of course was something that wasn't true at all when following the paleo diet. From June 2015-March of this year.
A new convert to eating cauliflower I have been trying to develop recipes to include the wonderful food. Since starting paleo cauliflower became a staple in my diet, something to swap out meat and carbs for and something to 'bulk' out my meals with veg. After making cauliflower soups, pizzas and rice dishes I wanted to up my game in terms of not eating the food in it's entirety, I wanted it to become part of the food itself.
The sauce was the next logical step.
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A Creamy dairy-free vegan sauce made with cauliflower that's perfect for pasta and warming healthy tummies. Promotes weight loss with a fiber-rich meal!
- Half a white onion
- 2 cloves of garlic crushed.
- tsp half aof salt & pepper
- 1/2 cup of sweet soy milk or milk of choice but unsweetened seems to miss the flavour mark for me
- 1 tsp of xanthan gum or stabilizer of choice
- 1/2 tsp English Mustard
- Optional: Smoked paprika to finish.
- Steam your cauliflower in a microwave bowl with 2 tablespoons of water and a cover, you can use clingfilm or a steamer if you prefer. It should take 5-8 minutes in the microwave and 8-10 on the stove. Whilst that's steaming away you can cook your pasta of choice. Don't worry if it get's cold after cooking, it'll be re-heated when added to the creamy sauce. Whilst that's steaming away you can cook your pasta of choice. Don't worry if it get's cold after cooking, it'll be re-heated when added to the creamy sauce. In a medium saucepan fry off your onion and crushed garlic, Once your cauliflower has steamed, add it to your garlic and onion. Now you can create your sauce, add your almond milk (or milk of choice) I like sweetened soy milk., switch off the heat and using a hand blender blitz the cauliflower until smooth. Add in your xanthan gum and slowly bring your cream sauce to the boil and thicken until desired texture is achieved. Add in your Mustard towards the end, as much as desired. I recommend 1tsp.
I really recommend the smoked paprika on top, for those of you who choose not to eat meat it really is a great replacement for bacon (Asda also sell bacon bits that are 100% vegan)
Again, I wouldn't say this is a healthy meal. The website is beginning to be motivational on Saturdays and naughty treats on Wednesdays, I'm sorry. The issue is, everyone has different diets and for people who can't digest milk but want a creamy meal. They don't get to choose what day's their motivated and what day's they're naughty because every day is about finding what they can eat, and not what they should.
That being said…
Diet tips:
Each meal you enjoy my website is here as an alternative option to a meal you already eat. It could be lower in carbs, lower in fat or just a swap for something else. This swaps out cheese and dairy for a lower fat alternative. This doesn't mean that the meal is healthier, just serves a different need for a different diet.
Whatever diet you choose make sure it is the best for your health. That includes your digestive system, Not all low-fat diets are good for you, the same as low gluten diets and any diet that restricts one type of food. It's a hard fact to come by, but consider your overall health before you consider your weight loss.
I really enjoyed this on Saturday, something to fill me up before my long Sunday morning runs. The best thing about this was it made so much, I now have a container in the freezer for the sauce. So I can add it to my meals throughout the week. I'd probably only keep it for 4 week maximum but it's hand to have in!
For more vegan recipes, make sure you pop over to my 'food section' in the menu tab, or you can hit subscribe on my newsletter for a Monthly reminder of what I've been up to this month!
10 comments on "Macaroni with Cauliflower Cream Sauce – Vegan & Paleo"
This is an amazing recipe! From what I can see its vegan? I will definitly be trying this out! Thank you for sharing 🙂
What an interesting idea, I would actually love this I am sure. I must get the ingredients in so I can give it a go.
This looks so tasty and I'm amazed you can make such a creamy looking sauce from cauliflower!
Gemma x | http://www.flutterandsparkle.com
I do love cauliflower, by far my favourite veggie, so love the sound of this.
OOh now I am intrigued by this, what an amazing idea and mac n cheese is one of my favourit comfort meals x
Sometimes you do have to be a bit naughty. I'm not keen on cauliflower though so it's not for me! The weather definitely makes you want different foods doesn't it?
This looks really tasty, I think the smoked paprika would be the thing that really makes this recipe great! I'm going through a phase of putting smoked paprika on pretty much everything just now, especially salmon. x
This recipe look yummy and will have to make it. Thanks for sharing it.
I'm not overly keen on cauliflower but I think I am actually going to try this. It sounds simple enough to make and it look AMAZING! I like the fact it's swapped for cheese and is a lot less calories! Thank you for sharing xx


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What are your options? How much does it cost? What can you monitor? These are all questions I'll try to shed a light on. The solution I'm proposing today is one I used myself for years. I'm not legally obliged to 5-9 availability, yet this is what I achieved with a total cost of 0. Yep, z.e.r.o. zero. El zilcho.
I'm not saying this will work for anybody, neither am I pretending to be an expert on the issue at hand, but I learned a lot in a few years on the subject so here it is.
Innovation comes from the needs
First thing first. These are the questions you absolutely need to answer before putting your automated monitoring solution together.
- If any abnormality is discovered, who will be reached and how ?
Will you setup rounds of monitoring among your partners or employees? Do you have cell phones that can receive emails? Are you using pagers? If you can't answer to these questions, stop now. Monitoring is not for you apparently. You either don't have the resources or the availability to do so.
- What needs to be monitored?
There is a whole list of things that can be monitored. As a matter of fact, pretty much anything can. Room and server temperatures, machine responses to arbitrary queries,query execution times, memory and disk usage, network throughput... the list long. As I said, I'll show you how to monitor all these things, but you need to know what is critical and what is not. You can try to monitor everything, sure, but keep in mind that the whole point of automated systems monitoring is being reliable and saving time. Therefore, you'll fail in the later. Make a list.
The tools of the trade
There are lots of monitoring systems out there. Most are expensive, lots are hard to setup. I'm not interested in either one of those categories. I guess you're not. My tools stack is this :
- Zenoss Core : Monitoring platform.
- SNMP : Monitoring communications standard I use.
Zenoss Core is a free (as in free speech or free beer) open source monitoring platform. It's distributed under the GPL license and available for download in a plethora of package formats. RPM, VMWare virtual appliance, source tarball, zip files, whatever. This is the core of my monitoring solution.
I suggest installing it on a cheap commodity PC with CentOS. Everyone has one of those old machines lying around somewhere in a closet or a warehouse. Find one, plug it, setup the OS of your choice (preferably CentOS, since it's Red Hat binary compatible and FOSS). My preferred way to monitor is through a network via SNMP (I'll get to that later on), so you need a network card on it. If you want it to send messages to pagers, you'll obviously need a modem. That's all the hardware you need.
Getting Zenoss up and running is pretty straight forward and well documented. CentOS is a RPM based system, so one or two command lines usually does the trick.If you did choose CentOS, as I strongly suggested, checkout chapter 5 of the installation guide. Installation should be a trivial matter and takes somewhere around two minutes. Literally.
SNMP - Simple Network Management Protocol
I mentioned SNMP as a monitoring communication standard. What is SNMP exactly? It's a simple way of querying appliances and getting information in the form of a numeric tree. This is where you need to do your homework. It is vital that you understand at least a little what SNMP is and how it works. Don't be afraid though. It's widely used, documented and simple enough to be understood in a 30 minutes research. Skip your favorite TV program tonight, and read a little. 30 minutes of reading will save you hours of problems down the road; your call.
SNMP is supported by a wide variety of devices. Windows Servers, Linux servers, routers, switches, printers, UPCs, name it. It's easy to activate and allows you to monitor pretty much anything.
On the downside, SNMP might not be the most secure monitoring solution, but it does the job fairly well. You can secure it further through firewalls and other such devices later on.
Installation on a Windows machine is easy. Go to the Add/Remove Programs utility, open the list of Windows components, look in the Management and Monitoring Tools and activate Simple Network Management Protocol. You can Google for it if you need more help. It should appear in the services management utility under SNMP Service, which you can fire-up by typing 'services.msc' in the Run dialog.
Linux servers need to install NET-SNMP. Again, I won't go through the details, since the installation process depends on your Linux flavor, but it's usually a trivial matter. Google for it if you need help. It's usually included in your distro base packages. Zenoss offers a nice howto that might be of great help.
Whatever platform you setup, make sure to allow network traffic on the port 161 in UDP. This is the usual port that SNMP agents use. It can be configured to be something else in your respective SNMP agent configuration.
Putting it all together
The hardest part is over. You can go grab a beer and celebrate. Don't celebrate too much though, because you're not done yet. We still need to fire up Zenoss, configure what we want to monitor and setup alerting rules. I'll go through the basic steps very quickly, but there are tons of documentation out there. I suggest using the Administration Guide as a helper.
Zenoss runs by default on HTTP port 8080. Navigate to
As of version 2.3, the default login is 'admin' and the default password is 'zenoss'. You're now taken to the dashboard. Pretty slick heh? Select 'Add device' from the menu on the left.
Fill the following fields.
- Device name : This is either a DNS or IP that points to the machine you want to monitor.
- Device class path : Choose this value carefully. In the drop-down list, you need to select what describes best the device you want to monitor. If it's a Linux server, choose /Server/Linux. Guess what is the best choice for Windows servers?
- SNMP community : This is the name of your SNMP community that you specified in your SNMP agent configuration. It's usually something like private or public, but some people like to use secret values.
Everything else can be ignored for now. As you master Zenoss, you'll find those extra fields most useful. Everything comes in good time, so keep focusing on the task at hand for now : press 'Add device'.
The next screen will slowly fill up with log messages. Zenoss is currently discovering your device and has a lot of values to checkup, so let it finish it's job. If everything goes well, you'll see a link to navigate to the device at the end of the log window.
If you get error messages, you did something bad. Start by checking the troubleshooting section of the Zenoss howtos. Most issues can be solved with the information provided there. If the problem persists, there is still your good friend Google.
By default, Zenoss will monitor disk usage, memory usage, CPU usage, system load, network throughput and a few other things. Once you have a first device setup, you can tweak the alerting rules in the 'Settings' section of your Zenoss installation.
That's it for now. Get familiar with Zenoss and devices discovery. This is your homework for this week. Next up, I'll tell you how to monitor IP services, temperatures and even more sexy stuff.


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A secret fishing hole filled with trout, bass, and northern pike waits for you, surrounded by mountains that reach the sky! This setting will thrill a family venturing out to experience the fun of casting for fish on a beautiful Adirondack morning!
A New York State Fishing License is required for those aged 16 or older. There is a two-person minimum for this trip.
Participants must be at least 8 years old. This trip is via canoe. ($84/Adult, $60/Child) Licensed Guide: Gary Marchuk
Sign up at the front desk by 5:00pm on Saturday
Event Dates
Start: October 06, 2019 8:00 am
End: October 06, 2019 12:00 pm


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Where did Bond learn all those suave moves? Spy school, obviously. This action-comedy pilot introduces us to the graduating class of spies-in-training as they try to navigate the foibles of college life and high-stakes live-fire hostage pop-quizzes. Today's topic : Intoxicated Field Operations. Drink up, you're being graded.
Jack: Vasilios Asimakos
Quincy: Chyna Linn McRae
Tim: Charles Edwards
Major Koon: Jay Dunigan
Loran: Brett Johnson
Rachel: Taylor Smith
Smith: Liam McNeill
Interns: Chris Bolman, Naz Senaldi, Anthony Hoang


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DRAFT--this is in progress and incomplete. Do not make it public. Do not share the URL.
This page is a collection of resources for practitioners, coaches, and trainers. I'm sharing these with my friends in the Greatness Guild so you can use them for your own classes, presentations, and workshops. Enjoy!
- Sample conference presentation abstracts that you can use
1-hour class/presentation/workshop
- Keynote slide set with all the slides I've ever used. Mix and match to create your own 1-hour session.
- Interactive presentation at Agile Boston on May 27, 2015
- PDF of an instance of the slide set
- Unedited audio recording. You can tell this is my first time doing it--I was experimenting with how to present it well.
- Mostly unedited transcript of the session
- Interactive webinar with cPrime on August 13, 2015
- PDF of an instance of the slide set
- DO NOT SHARE—I think this is cPrime's property. Unedited video. The slide transitions don't match the audio—that's an artifact of the recording, not how it was presented. Try listening to the audio only.
- Unedited transcript of the webinar
- Interactive presentation at CTO School Boston on August 18, 2015
Half-day class
- Script for a half-day class. Tested with Julia Ivashina at TechStars Boston on August 17, 2015.
1-day class
- Try the half-day class, and go deeper and longer with the activities.
- This is similar to the class Jim taught (and I assisted) at the Intel Agile and Lean Conference in 2015.
- Try "Workshop Express" in my book, The Core Protocols: A Guide to Greatness.
- I've done it at Heartspace Teachings in San Jose, CA, in 2014.
5-day class
- Core Protocols BootCamp, taught by Jim and Michele McCarthy
- The next class is in November. Sign up here https://www.ticketbase.com/events/core-protocols-bootcamp-fall-2015 .
Evaluation form
- Ask for Help and play Perfection Game before the end of every session, using an evaluation form like this one.


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Game Boy/GB Color
Game Boy Advance
Game Gear
NeoGeo AES
NeoGeo CD
NeoGeo MVS
NeoGeo Pocket
PlayStation 2
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Our Jazz Standard Youth Orchestra program provides young talented jazz musicians with a stage and audience where they can hone their craft in performing at a very early stage of their development. It just happens that the stage they are performing on is one of the world's top jazz clubs - Jazz Standard! They put together their own show as they choose repertoire, line up soloists and guests all under the watchful eye and supervison of many of today's jazz prominent musicians.
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Richard Julian (owner, Bar Lunatico, Brooklyn): "KEYED UP! has been indispensable for us. Not only have they facilitated proper pay for our musicians, but they have sent top-notch players our way as well. A very reliable resource, but even more importantly, an inspired and passionate entity."
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CHAT LIVE With Boston University Head Coach Jack Parker
Welcome to the CSTV.com moderated chat room!
On Tuesday, February 6th at 1:00 p.m. ET, Boston University Head Coach Jack Parker enters the chatroom at "Tuesday @ The Rink", presented by CSTV.com and USCHO.com. The No. 8 Terriers defeated Northeastern, 4-0, in the Beanpot on Monday, and play No. 17 UMass on Friday before next Monday's Beanpot final.
Jack Parker was named the Terriers' 10th hockey coach on December 21, 1973 and has a coaching record of 756-384-93 at Boston University (following Monday's Beanpot win). His 756 wins mark the most of any college hockey coach at the same institution, while he ranks second among active coach in wins and third in winning percentage.
He has won two NCAA titles, four consecutive Eastern crowns, 19 Beanpots and six Hockey East titles. He has topped the 20-win total 22 times, with only seven losing seasons and has coached the team to a record 21 NCAA Tournament appearances, the most of any active coach.
Parker has received countless honors including the Spencer Penrose Memorial Trophy as the NCAA Coach of the Year twice. The first was in 1975 when he guided his first team to a 26-5-1 mark, as it was the best major college record in the nation. He also was named Coach of the Year after guiding the 1977-78 team to a 30-2 record and the NCAA title. He also has been Hockey East Coach of the Year five times (1986, 1992, 2000, 2005 and 2006). Since 1976, 19 of his players have played in the Olympics.
** GET YOUR QUESTIONS IN NOW!!: Jack won't be stopping by until 1:00 p.m. EST on Tuesday, February 6th, and his time will be limited, so feel free to submit your questions now and we'll save them for his arrival!
|CSTV.com Moderator: Good afternoon, and welcome to "Tuesday @ the Rink," presented by CSTV.com and USCHO. We're all set to go, and we're joined now by Boston University head coach Jack Parker.
|Coach Parker: Hello, thanks for your interest.
|Ed (Walpole): Your team has now won 24 of the last 25 opening round games of the Beanpot. With a record like that, its obvious your guys come mentally prepared to play for this game, and tournament every year. Why do you think your players respond to playing in this tournament better than the other three schools respond? Do you think they are intimidated by BU?
|Coach Parker: I certainly don't think any of the other schools are intimidated by BU. BU has been fortunate to have good players and good goaltending, and we seem to be able to put it together in January and February. If the Beanpot was played in November, we wouldn't have nearly the record that we've ahd. We usually take longer to figure the team out as a coaching staff, and hopefully we gel after Christmas.
|Kevin (Stoneham): Huge Terrier fan! Brandon Yip may be the greatest single influence to a BU team's depth that we have seen in a long time. When he is in the lineup the PP clicks and the guys seem to play on lines much better suited to their abilities. When he has been out though the offense seems to really struggle for goals and everyone looks a step out of synch. Hockey is a team game so what can we do not to carry the weight of this team on his shoulders? Is it a matter of the other guys taking a leadership role in the dressing room and stepping up their play on the ice?
|Coach Parker: I think it's always a matter of upperclassmen taking a leadership role. It's a matter of people stepping up their play, because we've lost a key player. For example, I think addition or subtraction of Yip pales in comparison to the addition or subtraction of David Van der Gulik. It is amazing when you take a first line player out or put him back in. If you were taking out your 12th best forward or putting him back in, it wouldn't change much. When you put in one of your top forwards it has a domino effect: he plays the first line, the guy that was playing the first line plays the third line. The guy who was playing on the third line plays on the fourth line, so every line gets better.
|Coach Parker: I think it's always a matter of upperclassmen taking a leadership role. It's a matter of people stepping up their play, because we've lost a key player. However, I think the addition or subtraction of Yip pales in comparison to the addition or subtraction of David Van der Gulik. It is amazing when you take a first line player out or put him back in. If you were taking out your 12th best forward or putting him back in, it wouldn't change much. When you put in one of your top forwards it has a domino effect: he plays the first line, the guy that was playing the first line plays the third line. The guy who was playing on the third line plays on the fourth line, so every line gets better.
|Tom, MA: Coach, how do you feel Kenny Roche has played this year? He seems to step up in the bigger games, but really he and his linemates haven't been able to string together consistent production this year.
|Coach Parker: I don't think there's any question that Kenny's been an enigma for us. He had a great second half last year, stringing together a bunch of big games. This year, he's been up and down with his effort and his play, and therefore, his production. He and his linemates had one of their best games of the season last night in the Beanpot, and hopefully that will be a catalyst for them. It has been in the past.
|Jay (Boston): Going to BU home games this year has been very frustrating as a fan. Why does it seem the team rallies together and performs at or above expectations on the road but plays below expectations at home? Do you ever feel like the team is holding you hostage with their subpar play against below average teams? What message can be delivered to get this team to perform like a championship driven team?
|Coach Parker: I don't think there's any question that our play on the road much better than our play at home, especially our offensive play. Example: we have 48 goals scored on the road and only 22 goals scored at home. If I had the answer for that differential, I'd be making a lot of money. I assume that it has something to do with being too comfortable at home, thinking the games might be easier at home, or just hoping we don't have to play that hard because we're home, but you would think that the competitive spirit that they show on the road could be called up easier at home. That has not been the case as yet. We're still working on it.
|Vince (Boston): You have always seemed to have an extremely talented crop of freshman that play a large role on the team every year, but this year there doesn't seem to be any freshman standouts. What do you attribute that to?
|Coach Parker: I would not agree with that statement. We've had two freshman defensemen who have played extremely well all year long, and have really filled the gap for the loss of Dan Spang and Jekabs Redlihs. Our freshman goaltender is a very talented guy, but won't get much opportunity to play this year because of the play of John Curry, and one of our most valuable players to date has been Luke Popko. He hasn't put up great numbers offensively, but has been one of our best defensive players, filling a huge role and playing as well as any of the upperclassmen have done.
|Bill, Maynard: Can/should anything be done about the low attendance at the Beanpot? All the ticekts are sold but the place is empty. Great job last night! Go BU!!
|Coach Parker: This is a pet peeve of mine in recent years. It appears as if the fans that come to the Beanpot are not college hockey fans. They are people who want to say they went to Beanpot like they would say they went to Opening Day for the Red Sox or got a World Series ticket. Bottom line, these people are showing up for the third period of the first game and for the first and second period of the second game, and they go back to their trading desk the next day and say they saw the Beanpot. There also could be a better following of students, but some schools' students don't want to travel even if only on the Green Line. We've always had a great support from our students, but we should make it easier for students (less costly) to support their schools. This problem does not arise in the final. We have a full house and they'll stay to the end.
|Alex (Southie): I read recently in an article that you are an adamant supporter of bringing larger nets to the game. Is this true and if so could you explain why?
|Coach Parker: I am, because I think the game needs to have more scoring to be exciting, and we've got to make a drastic step for that to happen. Smaller steps have been taken, like taking out the redline in NHL, enforcing the rulebook with stricter interpretation, and making goalie equipment smaller. In my opinion, all of those are just half measures. The basic problem is this: the goaltenders are too good. No position in any sport in my memory has made a jump in how to play that position better over the last 7-10 years than has the goaltender at all levels. They are better athletes, they're better coached, and they have a better technical approach. The way Ken Dryden played goal and goalies of that era, it's like a different planet. I'm not trying to make the game different. I'm trying to make it like it used to be. By making the nets larger, we wouldn't be jepoardizing Wayne Gretzky's numbers. We'd be giving Brendan Shanahan the same playing field Gretzky had. People didn't complain when they moved the goalposts from goal line to the back of the end zone, and say they would ruin field goal kickers' statistics. People don't complain when Bob Gibson goes for a 0.71 ERA and the next year they decide to lower the mound. You can't make the goalies a) less talented and b) smaller. Therefore, make the nets bigger. We do not want this to be soccer.
|Steve (Boston): Coach Parker, I found your comments last week after the loss to Lowell interesting, especially in reference to the senior leadership. Clearly the seniors do not lack the capability to lead the team on the ice and in the locker room, but at times they seem a bit lackadasical or complacent about it. What are your thoughts on how they responded to the criticism and how you think they will adjust as the season continues?
|Coach Parker: It was tie against Lowell, not a loss, but it felt like a loss, so I can see where you're coming from. My comments were emotional after the game, because I felt we didn't play anywhere near up to our abilities, and took somebody for granted. When you don't respect your opponent, you're in trouble. It's not the first time that's happened to us this year. As I alluded to earlier, that was a home game, and we've had that at home more often than on the road. I think that's the seniors' responsiblity, to handle the locker room and keep everybody more focused. They responded well the other night in the Beanpot, but that wasn't a home game, and as the legendary Snooks Kelley once said, "One snowflake doesn't make a blizzard." We have a bunch of big games coming up down the stretch, both home and away, and it will be interesting to see how mentally prepared we can get, for all of them.
|Kellie (Boston): Hey Coach Cograds on last nights win! If you had to choose one area where you think the Terriers needed the most improvement in for the stretch run what would it be and why? Also, how realistic do you think John Curry's chances are for a Hobey Baker? Good Luck!
|Coach Parker: I would like to see us improve our power play output. It has been inconsistent all year. I believe we're the third best team in our league on the power play as far as percentage goes, but that's misleading. UNH and Maine have been consistent on the power play. The rest of us have been shabby. I think that would help us more than anything else, if we were to make a run at the championship in March. As far as John Curry goes, he has a great shot at being a Hobey Baker finalist, he has a great shot at winning, he has a great shot at being an All-American and all-league, and none of that matters to him or his teammates if we don't win something important at the end of the year. He well deserves all the accolades he has received thus far, and I hope he receives more in the future, but what's most important is that he continues to be our most valuable player, and gets Ws for us. There is no question that he has been a great story.
|CSTV.com Moderator: That is all the time we have with Coach Parker this afternoon.
|Coach Parker: Thank you for your questions. Thought provoking for sure. I hope you enjoyed the time.
|CSTV.com Moderator: That will do it for the first of our "Tuesday @ the Rink" chats this afternoon. Just as a reminder, the Rink Rat blog will be up and running LIVE for the second day of the Beanpot at http://slog.cstv.com/rinkrat, along with more Hockey East action this Friday and Saturday night.
|CSTV.com Moderator: Come back at the top of the hour when we're joined by U.S. College Hockey Online CCHA correspondent Paula Weston.


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|SkiBig3 Statistics
|7,738 acres
|900 cm (360″) estimated annually
|Terrain Parks
|Banff Sunshine, Lake Louise, Mt Norquay
|Night Skiing
|Mt. Norquay
|Mt. Norquay & Lake Louise
|Beginner Terrain
|Intermediate Terrain
|Advanced Terrain


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City of Marysville
Where the grass is greener.
Tri-Rivers Career Center & Center for Adult Education
Tri-Rivers. A School Where You are ALLOWED to, INSPIRED to, and EXPECTED to BE AMAZING!!
Union County Veterans Service Office
Financial Assistance to Veterans, transport to Va facilities and assist in claims to VA


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Volunteer Opportunities
Learn about AAPC's approach to community development by donating your time and skills. There are a variety of volunteer opportunities for ongoing programs, special projects, and specific events.
To volunteer your time, applicants should submit a cover letter indicating why they wish to volunteer their time at AAPCI and their desired area of focus.
Internship Opportunities
Each division at AAPC offers opportunities to become involved with everyday activities at the Commission as well as a chance to work in a professional, nonprofit organization. We have internship opportunities for full-time international students and full-time graduate and undergraduate college students with majors in sociology, community development, non-profit management and those studying in the field of direct client services, counseling, early childhood education, or social work. We welcome your expertise and creativity!
Please Note: AAPC does not sponsor or assist international students obtain immigration documents, student visas or work permits. Visit our Volunteer and Internship resource directory. Some of the organizations listed in the directory may be of service to you, otherwise, contact your school's foreign student advisor for assistance.
All internship positions at AAPC are unpaid. Full or part-time positions are available throughout the year on an as-needed basis. There are no application deadlines and resumes are accepted throughout the year. Resumes are kept on file for six months and considered each time a position becomes available.
Internship opportunities are flexible to accommodate students' schedules, allowing students to gain valuable experience in their respective fields of study as they work with skilled and knowledgeable AAPC staff members. Staff members can share knowledge, career advice, workplace mentoring and specifically tailored assignments to match the student's desire to learn and gain valuable experience while meeting the Commission's mission.
To apply for an internship position with our organization, candidates should submit a resume and cover letter indicating their field of study, desired internship area of focus, internship period desired (fall, summer, spring, winter, full-time, part-time), writing sample and an unofficial student transcript to:
Director of HR & Volunteer Services
African American Planning Commission, Inc.
P.O. Box 330-707
Brooklyn, NY 11233
Due to overwhelming requests, we cannot reply to each applicant's letter of inquiry. Only those applicants selected for interviews will be contacted.


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Ahhh, so many Grand Canyon stories.I have one.Years ago I took a helicopter tour which went down into the Canyon. Absolutely amazing. (My travel companion wouldn't take that trip with me.)The following year a copter crashed in the canyon and for many years thereafter they did not go down into the canyon.Not sure if they do now.Christina
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text: Hello all, I just got my bongo 2 days ago and I want to share the pictures with you. Yes it is a pedestal mount.... Why? I always dreamed to get it mount this way, I saw one like this loooong ago... I wanted it this way. I am leaving for Tanzania next week and I will be back in December !! so all the best for your next hunts. I also have a new web site: Welcome - Hunters Guide Safaris Still under construction but it will be okay soon. Have a look at my new video channel on You tube: HUNTERSGUIDESAFARIS - YouTube Cheers christophe


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Entomopathogenic nematodes and cigarette beetles
Cigarette beetle, Lasioderma serricorne is an economically important pest of stored tobacco but it can also cause damage to different cereal grains, oilseeds, flour and different kinds of dry fruits. A laboratory study showed that the entomopathogenic nematodes including Heterorhabditis bacteriophora, Heterorhabditis megidis, Steinernema carpocapsae and Steinernema feltiae have a potential to use as biological agents against cigarette beetles, L. serricorne (Rumbos and Athanassiou, 2012).
Rumbos, C.I. and Athanassiou, C.G. 2012. Insecticidal effect of six entomopathogenic nematode strains against Lasioderma serricorne (F.) (Coleoptera: Anobiidae) and Tribolium confusum Jacquelin du Val (Coleoptera: Tenebrionidae). Journal of Stored Products Research 50: 21-26.


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Individuals who earn a Ph.D. in religious studies might pursue careers as university professors, researchers, consultants, or community/religious leaders.
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Stay » Family Accommodation » 2 Bedroom Holiday Unit
2 Bedroom Holiday Unit Sleeps up to 5
These cabins are ideal for a family and both bedrooms are separate from the main living/dining area ensuring space, comfort, and privacy for all.
- Bedding and towels provided for all beds
- Master bedroom with queen bed
- Second bedroom has double bed made with single bunk above
- Kitchen equipped with microwave, cook top and fridge
- Crockery, cutlery, saucepans, kettle and toaster
- Dining table and chairs
- Lounge
- Heating and air conditioning
- Two televisions, DVD player and free in-house movies
- Hair dryer
- Ironing board and iron
- Welcome tea, coffee and sugar
All accommodation at BIG4 Melbourne is non smoking.
Please be advised: Work Law Health & Safety state that operators must comply with the Australian Standard AS/NZS 4220:2010. "Children under the age of 9 years are not permitted to use the top bunk; children must not play on top bunk". Please take this into consideration when making your booking.
- Sleeps up to 5 People
- Bedrooms: 2
- Bathrooms: 1
- Televisions: 2
- Linen Supplied
- Microwave Oven
- Kitchenette
- No Smoking


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Hello Everyone,
I had a class full of eager quilters last Saturday in the classroom at In Between Stitches. They learned how to make Lil' Orphan Scrappy. I love this happy combination of fabric. I'm so anxious to see the final quilt. It is going to look so good in these colors!
The girls arrived with bins full of fabrics.
One of the girls arrived with a laundry basket full of scraps. The quilt is scrappy!
Here's a sample of what they put together from their bins.
This block begins with a beautiful center. Use the center as the key to the rest of the fabrics in the block.
There is a little booboo in one of the blocks. It happens to the best of us.....all of the time!
These little cuties are waiting to be sewn together.
Thank you so much girls for taking my class. It was fun getting to know all of you.
I'm off to the shop this morning. This is my last day of work before my retreat which begins one week from today. We picked up Chinese food the other night and my fortune cookie was very accurate. It read, Cheerful company and a merry time are ahead for you. I wish you could all be there so we could have a merry time together.


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Jonathan Cummings is a professional performing musician on The Treasure Coast. His dedication is evident as he performs 5 to 6 times a week from Vero Beach to Boca Raton. He plays at theaters, high end restaurants, yacht and country clubs, and assisted living facilities.
He has been a music educator since the 1980s in California, Tennessee, and Florida, currently teaching drums and guitar.
He has served as the 9:00 music director at St. Luke's Episcopal Church since 2010. He does weddings, funerals, and other ceremonies.


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January 6, 2017
Welcome to 2017 my friends, and a new Smattering of SEO News! I was off for two weeks, and not a ton of stuff happened over the break, so this is a small digest, but it's got some fun stuff in it. Hope y'all enjoy it!
Google News
- Google's Illyes: Mobile Index Isn't Live Yet – According to a Tweet – which is news in the modern era – Google's Gary Illyes admitted that the much ballyhooed mobile-first index isn't aaaaaactually live yet. When will it go live?! WHO KNOWS! They have to keep us on our toes somehow, don't cha know.
- Chrome To Mark Non-HTTPS Sites As Non-Secure When Collecting Sensitive Info – Apparently by the end of this month, if you use Chrome (and that's just about everyone these days), you'll begin to see sites that collect sensitive information, yet are still HTTP, marked as "non-secure." Yet another reason to jump on that HTTPS bandwagon, y'all.
- Mueller: In 2017, Apply The Same SEO Techniques On Desktop AND Mobile – If you have a responsive site, this isn't as big a deal, but according to John Mueller, if you have a separate mobile site, you REALLY SHOULD (hint hint) begin to apply the same SEO techniques (you know, content, tags, etc.) to your mobile site that you do to your desktop site. It might be a bit of extra work, but it sounds like it'll be worth it.
- Mueller (Again): WIX Works Fine For Search – For a while now, many SEOs (myself included) would tell you that WIX sites were just terrible, awful, no good, very bad for SEO. Well, according to John Mueller of Google, "WIX websites work fine in search." That's nice to hear, as many folks rely on WIX sites for their primary business.
- SEO Spam Can Make Your Site More Vulnerable To Hacking – Google recently announced that SEO spam is one of the main reasons sites are targeted by hackers. Apparently, it can open up a site to all sorts of malicious attacks that can drive your customers away! One more reason NOT to engage in SEO spam. Period!


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