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"Hang together" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-13 11:27:11

In light of comments regarding NRA and gun rights and who is doing more and selling out and what not listen up: There are all kinds of us gun nuts. And we don’t all agree on everything. I don’t agree with on many issues because I’m not generally a liberal. I don’t agree with on most things involving homosexuality. I don’t agree with on the virtues of the 1911. I don’t agree with a lot of gun blogs right-wing cheer leading. But I do agree with them about the gun issue. I am much more gun nut than a lot of folks. You could say that I’m more GOA than NRA when it comes down to the issues. But here’s the deal: the NRA is the 800lb gorilla when it comes to guns. And they are effective. Sure. I (and you) have had issues with them. And I’ve criticized the hell out of them. A lot. But they still have my support. Just like the aforementioned bloggers who I may not generally agree with. So let’s not start poo-pooing the NRA because they’re getting into the new media game. Yes we can raise legitimate concerns about them and criticize them at length. But if there is a rift in the pro-gun community it hurts us all. You can cheer lead the GOA or JPFO all you like. But they’re not very effective at err much. Even though I’m more inclined to agree with GOA. Yes the NRA compromises by having their attorney seemingly argue that he wants registration. But that is incidental to the big picture which is that a case is going to the Supreme Court. A winnable case even. And it’s going to take small steps for the long term victory. Small victories add up such as the recent adoption of CCW laws in the vast majority of states. Remember if you drive a truck in ten miles it’s still ten miles to get out. To me the NRA is like an annoying little brother; he sure does annoy you sometimes and you wish he wouldn’t go off and get himself into trouble that you felt compelled to get him out of. But when the chips are down family is family and you do what you have to do. Update: And don’t take this post to mean that I (or you) should constantly be affirming NRA with perpetual eagerness. Rather remain critical when warranted but try not to be openly hostile and we should keep it that way. Yes the NRA compromises by having their attorney seemingly argue that he wants registration. But that is incidental to the big picture which is that a case is going to the Supreme Court. A winnable case even. Wait. I’m confused. Are you referring to Heller v. DC there? The NRA had nothing to do with that case. Well aside from trying to torpedo it. Is there another one going to the courts that the NRA had a hand in? NRA funded a couple lawyer types to go tap along with it the most notable being Mr. Stephen Halbrook. Probably a good bet given his success rate (at least 4-0 at the SCOTUS) and understanding of constitutional law except they sent him visibly attached at the hip to the NRA and he’s apparently got to argue that anything but a complete ban would be a reasonable restriction. And yes there were issues with him trying to torpedo it while Seegars was still under way before later joining with the Parker plaintiffs. I dunno if I can blame the NRA for that one since I can’t understand their reasoning. By which point the case will cover only complete bans on handguns in any circumstance. Boy that’ll help us a lot when public opinion holds complete bans on handguns effectively impossible outside of the very worst of liberal meccas. You could say that I’m more GOA than NRA when it comes down to the issues. But here’s the deal: the NRA is the 800lb gorilla when it comes to guns. We make a lot of fun at the expense of the ponzi scheme that is the Joyce Foundation but it obviously must have some advantages. Despite their massive massive issues with corruption and facts they’ve done a hell of a lot of damage. Like the hydra that sorta thing makes it very hard to take down any one group for long — and it means that the Joyce Foundation can simultaneously provide “compromises” like ASHA without ‘advocacy’ for the ownership of some rifles biting the VPC in the ass. The NRA is the 800lb gorilla to argue any other way would be ridiculous. It gets dues from 3 million people and an additional 30 million will claim to be a part of it. When it pushes people pay attention. That’s not always helping us. The NRA means all gun owners. The NRA means extremism in the defense of liberty far from a virtue these days. The NRA means fighting on dozens of fronts simultaneously and it means that attacks on one group might as well be attacks on all. When it legitimizes every registration scheme? It’s a bit hard to argue against that sorta stuff when it’s considered a reasonable restriction by the supreme law of the land — even with how stupid expensive and nonfuctional they are people seem to instinctively like them. I disagree. I don’t think Halbrook’s position in this case is indicative of endorsing such a scheme. He has a task to focus on now. And that’s the task. My take on it is that we are an army. The NRA makes up the bulk of the army - the infantry. JPFO and GOA are like advanced scouts and rangers. They blaze the trail that the infantry follows. They put out the ideas of open carry everywhere getting guns back into schools (in the form of rifle teams and armed teachers) repealing the NFA etc. They blaze those trails so the NRA can follow taking the ground and building a road. Not every grunt can be an Airborne Ranger but they can contribute 30$ a year. [...] Read it here. This entry was posted on Monday. September 17th. 2007 at 9:47 am and is filed under blogs. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response or trackback from your own site. [...] You talk about hanging separately than go on to claim “we are winning” and should stick together. Are the hundreds of thousands of denied gun owners based on the jurisdiction they live in not doing just that… hanging separately? Or do you consider them spending their entire life thus far denied gun-ownership “winning”? Every time a gun edict is forced upon them either leaving them disarmed in the face of criminals or arrested by police for daring to exercise a basic human right. I don’t think they feel like they are “winners” like you. They have most certainly have been left to hang. All while your 800lb gorilla who is compared to “the annoying little brother”??? is actively calling for these fellow gun owners to be disarmed or/and die. NRA - “Enforce the gun laws already on the books.” This doesn’t even start to include the innocent lives lost DIRECTLY CAUSED* by NRA sponsored defenseless victim zones. ( * You are the one calling them “effective”. At what. I ask?) When you claim “we are winning” YOU have left hundreds of dead denied and imprisoned gun-owners to hang separately thereby guaranteeing all our future. The NRA had nothing to do with the fact a “winnable case” is going before the supreme court. (except to say the NRA sponsored the denial of the basic human right in the first place). We are winning. But it is a slow process. Compare CCW states today to what they were 10. 15. 20 years ago no more AWB. JD confirms the proper interpretation of the 2A. Castle doctrine laws There’s a host of other victories. And they are small. But we’re trending in the right direction. Yes there are certain demographic areas where they are all but a lost cause. And one of those fights is occurring now with Parker/Heller. Heck even Illinois counties are recognizing the proper interpretation of the 2A even though Chicago with its massive population keeps getting more gun controls. Regarding those localities as I said if you drive a truck in ten miles it’s still ten miles to get out. It won’t happen over night. The appeals courts did not see your viewpoint. Nor do I expect the SCOTUS to do so. Bitter. Sebastian and Xrlq’s argument relied on the District court to not only interpret it as such but that such an interpretation was necessary for any chance of the right to be recognized — and I did not contest that. Please tell me after Parker we’ll be assured incorporation and near-bans throughout the country will go up in smoke followed by any law that puts discrimination and bigotry into firearms law. Tell me that we’ll see federal laws that take away rights without a conviction or due process or at extreme taxes. Quoted for truth. We can’t afford to have a lot of talkers and nothing being done. If you don’t like the NRA the GOA and JPFO are there. If you think they’re all ineffective give to individual groups — Reds the Parker group anything. Nor is it their job to. Their job is to decide the case that is before them right now. The rest can wait until Parker II at which point it wouldn’t even matter if your ridiculous claims about Stephen Halbrook endorsing carry bans were true. Once Parker/Heller has been finally adjudicated the only precedent that will matter is the court’s own ruling not what either party to the case argued for let alone what gattsuru thinks they argued for. When Parker I goes to the SCOTUS they’re going to ignore every facts placed before them from the district court but the ones regarding the current law at question and their decision won’t cite any of it. Just like how Lawrence didn’t comment on anything but homosexual sodomy. Of course the SCOTUS’s decision won’t ignore the facts before it. What does that have to do with the fact that Halbrook correctly noted that they can rule in his client’s favor without tackling all the other gun control issues (yet)?

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"Hang together" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-13 11:26:41

In light of comments regarding NRA and gun rights and who is doing more and selling out and what not listen up: There are all kinds of us gun nuts. And we don’t all agree on everything. I don’t agree with on many issues because I’m not generally a liberal. I don’t agree with on most things involving homosexuality. I don’t agree with on the virtues of the 1911. I don’t agree with a lot of gun blogs right-wing cheer leading. But I do agree with them about the gun issue. I am much more gun nut than a lot of folks. You could say that I’m more GOA than NRA when it comes down to the issues. But here’s the deal: the NRA is the 800lb gorilla when it comes to guns. And they are effective. Sure. I (and you) have had issues with them. And I’ve criticized the hell out of them. A lot. But they still have my support. Just like the aforementioned bloggers who I may not generally agree with. So let’s not start poo-pooing the NRA because they’re getting into the new media game. Yes we can raise legitimate concerns about them and criticize them at length. But if there is a rift in the pro-gun community it hurts us all. You can cheer lead the GOA or JPFO all you like. But they’re not very effective at err much. Even though I’m more inclined to agree with GOA. Yes the NRA compromises by having their attorney seemingly argue that he wants registration. But that is incidental to the big picture which is that a case is going to the Supreme Court. A winnable case even. And it’s going to take small steps for the long term victory. Small victories add up such as the recent adoption of CCW laws in the vast majority of states. Remember if you drive a truck in ten miles it’s still ten miles to get out. To me the NRA is like an annoying little brother; he sure does annoy you sometimes and you wish he wouldn’t go off and get himself into trouble that you felt compelled to get him out of. But when the chips are down family is family and you do what you have to do. Update: And don’t take this post to mean that I (or you) should constantly be affirming NRA with perpetual eagerness. Rather remain critical when warranted but try not to be openly hostile and we should keep it that way. Yes the NRA compromises by having their attorney seemingly argue that he wants registration. But that is incidental to the big picture which is that a case is going to the Supreme Court. A winnable case even. Wait. I’m confused. Are you referring to Heller v. DC there? The NRA had nothing to do with that case. Well aside from trying to torpedo it. Is there another one going to the courts that the NRA had a hand in? NRA funded a couple lawyer types to go tap along with it the most notable being Mr. Stephen Halbrook. Probably a good bet given his success rate (at least 4-0 at the SCOTUS) and understanding of constitutional law except they sent him visibly attached at the hip to the NRA and he’s apparently got to argue that anything but a complete ban would be a reasonable restriction. And yes there were issues with him trying to torpedo it while Seegars was still under way before later joining with the Parker plaintiffs. I dunno if I can blame the NRA for that one since I can’t understand their reasoning. By which point the case will cover only complete bans on handguns in any circumstance. Boy that’ll help us a lot when public opinion holds complete bans on handguns effectively impossible outside of the very worst of liberal meccas. You could say that I’m more GOA than NRA when it comes down to the issues. But here’s the deal: the NRA is the 800lb gorilla when it comes to guns. We make a lot of fun at the expense of the ponzi scheme that is the Joyce Foundation but it obviously must have some advantages. Despite their massive massive issues with corruption and facts they’ve done a hell of a lot of damage. Like the hydra that sorta thing makes it very hard to take down any one group for long — and it means that the Joyce Foundation can simultaneously provide “compromises” like ASHA without ‘advocacy’ for the ownership of some rifles biting the VPC in the ass. The NRA is the 800lb gorilla to argue any other way would be ridiculous. It gets dues from 3 million people and an additional 30 million will claim to be a part of it. When it pushes people pay attention. That’s not always helping us. The NRA means all gun owners. The NRA means extremism in the defense of liberty far from a virtue these days. The NRA means fighting on dozens of fronts simultaneously and it means that attacks on one group might as well be attacks on all. When it legitimizes every registration scheme? It’s a bit hard to argue against that sorta stuff when it’s considered a reasonable restriction by the supreme law of the land — even with how stupid expensive and nonfuctional they are people seem to instinctively like them. I disagree. I don’t think Halbrook’s position in this case is indicative of endorsing such a scheme. He has a task to focus on now. And that’s the task. My take on it is that we are an army. The NRA makes up the bulk of the army - the infantry. JPFO and GOA are like advanced scouts and rangers. They blaze the trail that the infantry follows. They put out the ideas of open carry everywhere getting guns back into schools (in the form of rifle teams and armed teachers) repealing the NFA etc. They blaze those trails so the NRA can follow taking the ground and building a road. Not every grunt can be an Airborne Ranger but they can contribute 30$ a year. [...] Read it here. This entry was posted on Monday. September 17th. 2007 at 9:47 am and is filed under blogs. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response or trackback from your own site. [...] You talk about hanging separately than go on to claim “we are winning” and should stick together. Are the hundreds of thousands of denied gun owners based on the jurisdiction they live in not doing just that… hanging separately? Or do you consider them spending their entire life thus far denied gun-ownership “winning”? Every time a gun edict is forced upon them either leaving them disarmed in the face of criminals or arrested by police for daring to exercise a basic human right. I don’t think they feel like they are “winners” like you. They have most certainly have been left to hang. All while your 800lb gorilla who is compared to “the annoying little brother”??? is actively calling for these fellow gun owners to be disarmed or/and die. NRA - “Enforce the gun laws already on the books.” This doesn’t even start to include the innocent lives lost DIRECTLY CAUSED* by NRA sponsored defenseless victim zones. ( * You are the one calling them “effective”. At what. I ask?) When you claim “we are winning” YOU have left hundreds of dead denied and imprisoned gun-owners to hang separately thereby guaranteeing all our future. The NRA had nothing to do with the fact a “winnable case” is going before the supreme court. (except to say the NRA sponsored the denial of the basic human right in the first place). We are winning. But it is a slow process. Compare CCW states today to what they were 10. 15. 20 years ago no more AWB. JD confirms the proper interpretation of the 2A. Castle doctrine laws There’s a host of other victories. And they are small. But we’re trending in the right direction. Yes there are certain demographic areas where they are all but a lost cause. And one of those fights is occurring now with Parker/Heller. Heck even Illinois counties are recognizing the proper interpretation of the 2A even though Chicago with its massive population keeps getting more gun controls. Regarding those localities as I said if you drive a truck in ten miles it’s still ten miles to get out. It won’t happen over night. The appeals courts did not see your viewpoint. Nor do I expect the SCOTUS to do so. Bitter. Sebastian and Xrlq’s argument relied on the District court to not only interpret it as such but that such an interpretation was necessary for any chance of the right to be recognized — and I did not contest that. Please tell me after Parker we’ll be assured incorporation and near-bans throughout the country will go up in smoke followed by any law that puts discrimination and bigotry into firearms law. Tell me that we’ll see federal laws that take away rights without a conviction or due process or at extreme taxes. Quoted for truth. We can’t afford to have a lot of talkers and nothing being done. If you don’t like the NRA the GOA and JPFO are there. If you think they’re all ineffective give to individual groups — Reds the Parker group anything. Nor is it their job to. Their job is to decide the case that is before them right now. The rest can wait until Parker II at which point it wouldn’t even matter if your ridiculous claims about Stephen Halbrook endorsing carry bans were true. Once Parker/Heller has been finally adjudicated the only precedent that will matter is the court’s own ruling not what either party to the case argued for let alone what gattsuru thinks they argued for. When Parker I goes to the SCOTUS they’re going to ignore every facts placed before them from the district court but the ones regarding the current law at question and their decision won’t cite any of it. Just like how Lawrence didn’t comment on anything but homosexual sodomy. Of course the SCOTUS’s decision won’t ignore the facts before it. What does that have to do with the fact that Halbrook correctly noted that they can rule in his client’s favor without tackling all the other gun control issues (yet)?

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"Hang together" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-13 11:26:41

In light of comments regarding NRA and gun rights and who is doing more and selling out and what not listen up: There are all kinds of us gun nuts. And we don’t all agree on everything. I don’t agree with on many issues because I’m not generally a liberal. I don’t agree with on most things involving homosexuality. I don’t agree with on the virtues of the 1911. I don’t agree with a lot of gun blogs right-wing cheer leading. But I do agree with them about the gun issue. I am much more gun nut than a lot of folks. You could say that I’m more GOA than NRA when it comes down to the issues. But here’s the deal: the NRA is the 800lb gorilla when it comes to guns. And they are effective. Sure. I (and you) have had issues with them. And I’ve criticized the hell out of them. A lot. But they still have my support. Just like the aforementioned bloggers who I may not generally agree with. So let’s not start poo-pooing the NRA because they’re getting into the new media game. Yes we can raise legitimate concerns about them and criticize them at length. But if there is a rift in the pro-gun community it hurts us all. You can cheer lead the GOA or JPFO all you like. But they’re not very effective at err much. Even though I’m more inclined to agree with GOA. Yes the NRA compromises by having their attorney seemingly argue that he wants registration. But that is incidental to the big picture which is that a case is going to the Supreme Court. A winnable case even. And it’s going to take small steps for the long term victory. Small victories add up such as the recent adoption of CCW laws in the vast majority of states. Remember if you drive a truck in ten miles it’s still ten miles to get out. To me the NRA is like an annoying little brother; he sure does annoy you sometimes and you wish he wouldn’t go off and get himself into trouble that you felt compelled to get him out of. But when the chips are down family is family and you do what you have to do. Update: And don’t take this post to mean that I (or you) should constantly be affirming NRA with perpetual eagerness. Rather remain critical when warranted but try not to be openly hostile and we should keep it that way. Yes the NRA compromises by having their attorney seemingly argue that he wants registration. But that is incidental to the big picture which is that a case is going to the Supreme Court. A winnable case even. Wait. I’m confused. Are you referring to Heller v. DC there? The NRA had nothing to do with that case. Well aside from trying to torpedo it. Is there another one going to the courts that the NRA had a hand in? NRA funded a couple lawyer types to go tap along with it the most notable being Mr. Stephen Halbrook. Probably a good bet given his success rate (at least 4-0 at the SCOTUS) and understanding of constitutional law except they sent him visibly attached at the hip to the NRA and he’s apparently got to argue that anything but a complete ban would be a reasonable restriction. And yes there were issues with him trying to torpedo it while Seegars was still under way before later joining with the Parker plaintiffs. I dunno if I can blame the NRA for that one since I can’t understand their reasoning. By which point the case will cover only complete bans on handguns in any circumstance. Boy that’ll help us a lot when public opinion holds complete bans on handguns effectively impossible outside of the very worst of liberal meccas. You could say that I’m more GOA than NRA when it comes down to the issues. But here’s the deal: the NRA is the 800lb gorilla when it comes to guns. We make a lot of fun at the expense of the ponzi scheme that is the Joyce Foundation but it obviously must have some advantages. Despite their massive massive issues with corruption and facts they’ve done a hell of a lot of damage. Like the hydra that sorta thing makes it very hard to take down any one group for long — and it means that the Joyce Foundation can simultaneously provide “compromises” like ASHA without ‘advocacy’ for the ownership of some rifles biting the VPC in the ass. The NRA is the 800lb gorilla to argue any other way would be ridiculous. It gets dues from 3 million people and an additional 30 million will claim to be a part of it. When it pushes people pay attention. That’s not always helping us. The NRA means all gun owners. The NRA means extremism in the defense of liberty far from a virtue these days. The NRA means fighting on dozens of fronts simultaneously and it means that attacks on one group might as well be attacks on all. When it legitimizes every registration scheme? It’s a bit hard to argue against that sorta stuff when it’s considered a reasonable restriction by the supreme law of the land — even with how stupid expensive and nonfuctional they are people seem to instinctively like them. I disagree. I don’t think Halbrook’s position in this case is indicative of endorsing such a scheme. He has a task to focus on now. And that’s the task. My take on it is that we are an army. The NRA makes up the bulk of the army - the infantry. JPFO and GOA are like advanced scouts and rangers. They blaze the trail that the infantry follows. They put out the ideas of open carry everywhere getting guns back into schools (in the form of rifle teams and armed teachers) repealing the NFA etc. They blaze those trails so the NRA can follow taking the ground and building a road. Not every grunt can be an Airborne Ranger but they can contribute 30$ a year. [...] Read it here. This entry was posted on Monday. September 17th. 2007 at 9:47 am and is filed under blogs. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response or trackback from your own site. [...] You talk about hanging separately than go on to claim “we are winning” and should stick together. Are the hundreds of thousands of denied gun owners based on the jurisdiction they live in not doing just that… hanging separately? Or do you consider them spending their entire life thus far denied gun-ownership “winning”? Every time a gun edict is forced upon them either leaving them disarmed in the face of criminals or arrested by police for daring to exercise a basic human right. I don’t think they feel like they are “winners” like you. They have most certainly have been left to hang. All while your 800lb gorilla who is compared to “the annoying little brother”??? is actively calling for these fellow gun owners to be disarmed or/and die. NRA - “Enforce the gun laws already on the books.” This doesn’t even start to include the innocent lives lost DIRECTLY CAUSED* by NRA sponsored defenseless victim zones. ( * You are the one calling them “effective”. At what. I ask?) When you claim “we are winning” YOU have left hundreds of dead denied and imprisoned gun-owners to hang separately thereby guaranteeing all our future. The NRA had nothing to do with the fact a “winnable case” is going before the supreme court. (except to say the NRA sponsored the denial of the basic human right in the first place). We are winning. But it is a slow process. Compare CCW states today to what they were 10. 15. 20 years ago no more AWB. JD confirms the proper interpretation of the 2A. Castle doctrine laws There’s a host of other victories. And they are small. But we’re trending in the right direction. Yes there are certain demographic areas where they are all but a lost cause. And one of those fights is occurring now with Parker/Heller. Heck even Illinois counties are recognizing the proper interpretation of the 2A even though Chicago with its massive population keeps getting more gun controls. Regarding those localities as I said if you drive a truck in ten miles it’s still ten miles to get out. It won’t happen over night. The appeals courts did not see your viewpoint. Nor do I expect the SCOTUS to do so. Bitter. Sebastian and Xrlq’s argument relied on the District court to not only interpret it as such but that such an interpretation was necessary for any chance of the right to be recognized — and I did not contest that. Please tell me after Parker we’ll be assured incorporation and near-bans throughout the country will go up in smoke followed by any law that puts discrimination and bigotry into firearms law. Tell me that we’ll see federal laws that take away rights without a conviction or due process or at extreme taxes. Quoted for truth. We can’t afford to have a lot of talkers and nothing being done. If you don’t like the NRA the GOA and JPFO are there. If you think they’re all ineffective give to individual groups — Reds the Parker group anything. Nor is it their job to. Their job is to decide the case that is before them right now. The rest can wait until Parker II at which point it wouldn’t even matter if your ridiculous claims about Stephen Halbrook endorsing carry bans were true. Once Parker/Heller has been finally adjudicated the only precedent that will matter is the court’s own ruling not what either party to the case argued for let alone what gattsuru thinks they argued for. When Parker I goes to the SCOTUS they’re going to ignore every facts placed before them from the district court but the ones regarding the current law at question and their decision won’t cite any of it. Just like how Lawrence didn’t comment on anything but homosexual sodomy. Of course the SCOTUS’s decision won’t ignore the facts before it. What does that have to do with the fact that Halbrook correctly noted that they can rule in his client’s favor without tackling all the other gun control issues (yet)?

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"XFX Voting Puzzle" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-09-25 01:29:51

I’m not sure if I’ve ever been challenged like this before. I’ve gone through winding puzzles in the. I’ve tried to bring sanity to (some PG-13 language). And one time. I even destroyed a moon-sized monstrosity with nothing more than one torpedo and. Those were all minor trials compared to figuring out the XFX voting system. Let’s go back in our story. The XFX challenge finished up a while ago. Teams competed in LAN centers across the country and then the winning teams from those smaller tournaments played each other online. But even that was just a preliminary tournament for (their words not mine) – which is an almost claim replica of the Bus including touring around the country with the possibility of players being replaced through 1v1 challenges at each stop. That’s a better idea in a 1v1 desire Madden than a 5v5 game. Sure. Kobe would beat almost all comers but even and Sebastian Telfair look good playing one on one. The original squad is determined by fan voting – also known as adding together all your friends from MySpace. Facebook and various forums. When I heard that the voting was re-opened after they fixed some kind of glitch (or removed votes gained by “cheating”). I planned to see who was eligible and create some fun rosters. Maybe a “sure to get into fights” squad a team with no CGS players the best players regardless of their situation etc. Just looking at a bunch of different angles. That plan was quickly scrapped after I took one look at. Sorry Gree. Fernandez. Rich. Noel. West. David. Michael. Steve. Allen. D and the be of the crew. I undergo absolutely no idea who you are and apparently XFX doesn't feel desire doing you any favors Some players are pretty easy to figure out. There aren’t many people named “Nowakowski” running around. But “Frank” in 5th place? Could be Costanza for all I know. He's slightly overweight and angers easily over trivial things -- sounds like a gamer to me. The only reliable way to figure out what name goes with which player is too be at all of their accomplishment and hope they list the rosters like Joe "dubs" Wishnia did. (He also ended up changing his name to Joe Dubs which gives him a clear advantage over everybody else to be honest.) Kevin in 5th place didn’t list his rosters. I’d desire to believe that’s because he’s actually Kevin Spacey and doesn’t want to be bothered. When I checked the page a few hours later. Kevin was gone further supporting my hypothesis on his true identity. Plus there’s no rhyme or reason for how they were listed: some people are listed by their gaming handle some are listed by their first name and some by last name. This is a problem when you have two excellent players with the same last name like Csikos and Csikos (which sounds like a Greek law firm). There’s one player simply known as J. I’d investigate further but … hey who the heck are you? Why are you ?! All these populate competed at the tournaments. They all had to register with at least one website. Would it really be that hard to get their full names along with their gaming handle? Wait. I take that back. It turns out not everybody in the voting got to play. The Gromblerz are represented with the little “VOTE FOR ME” bar next to their “awaiting photo” picture. Not only am I looking forward to seeing what Misty. Random Picture King uses as his photo but I evaluate it’d be great if they got elected to the bus as a team and purposely tried to make the worst product possible. I'd suggest literally not saying one word. I’m pretty sure any show would store if the main characters didn’t talk but couldn’t leave. After the way the XFX accepted their application then turned them away at the door after they already paid for flights and other travel expenses it would warm my heart to see that happen. Then there are the group pictures. Which one of these exactly? And if you really want to play dumb. I think it’s admirable that Josh was obtain enough in his manhood that he’d put up in what looks like a pink dress while climbing the back of another man. (Obviously we know which one is really bait. But still some other means of identification would be nice in the large pictures.) Some people have votes but don’t undergo a “choose for me” option. What happened here? I wasn’t aware XFX was using. But seriously if you’re going to have any kind of poll shouldn’t all the options be eligible for voting? When I go to a restaurant. I expect all the items on the menu to be real offers of food. I really wanted to vote for David. Jon. John. Craig and Dan. I evaluate they’d make a good team change surface though I don’t know who they are. And lastly. I think it’s safe to say they could have run the poll for a bring together days and then gotten rid of the hundred or so contestants that didn’t have any votes. I’m sure it’s nice to say that you were tied for sixty-fourth out of about two hundred people but when sixty-fourth is last place well … it might suffer some of its luster. Most of the players are just taking up space and either don't care about the voting or wouldn't evaluate an offer on the bus due to work or school anyway. Overall. I rate their theory preparation and execution as a two out of ten. But. I convey them for the comedy and after the problems in the tournament (more on this in a future post) and the ridiculousness of the voting. I’m looking forward to a Tour Bus that seems destined to end up as a train wreck. (By the way. I voted for the Williams with 130-something votes – he’s jaywizzle from GameFrog and he’s LANDodger approved to be friendly and skilled.)

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"NFL Week Two Recap!" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-27 19:43:38

This was an amazing game. I missed Sunday at ACL due to the be to recover from the previous three days and the fact that I could lay in a bed all day and check the NFL. I experience. I missed a lot of great bands including my favorite - MMJ. Sorry if that bugs any of you. Anyhoo this bet was hella exciting. Ocho Cinco dove into the Dawg Pound after one of his touchdown receptions and got beer thrown on him for his efforts. Brave and hilarious though. For the Browns. Derek Anderson threw for five touchdown passes over 300 yards and Jamal Lewis rushed for 216 yards. Carson Palmer threw for six touchdown passes and over 400 yards in a losing effort. Palmer had a come about at the end to be a hero but threw a pretty terrible interception to Browns'cornerback Leigh Bodden to end the game. Seriously. I think the Colts would run off 100 against either of these teams but I was thrilled for my Pops. He needed this moral lift as much as his Browns did! If either of these teams miraculously finds a defense it looks desire they might undergo the abilty to put up more than enough points to beat anyone in the league. (Ronettes Cover) Houston 34 at Carolina 21 Houston is 2-0! I said in my catch that Carolina was a aggroup caught between rebuilding and contending. measure week they were contending and this week they were pretending. I evaluate these two past weeks are going to be Carolina's toughen in a nutshell. Great wins bad losses. Matt Schaub is looking like a appear investment so far. Andre Johnson may finally be breaking out for the long-term. He had another great game with 120 receiving yards and two touchdowns. The bad news is he may be out next week against the Colts due to injury. Steve Smith per usual was fantastic for Carolina with 153 receiving yards and three touchdowns but no running bet to support him this time around. DeShawn Foster fumbled again this week so his grasp as the starter could be slipping. Atlanta 7 at Jacksonville 13 I'm pretty sure I gave the Jags more credit than they deserved in my preseason evaluations. I undergo a feeling they'll finish behind the Titans and the Texans now but it may be a little early in the toughen to backtrack. We'll hold fast and just say that if you can't beat a worthless worn and demoralized Falcons aggroup by more than six on your home cover then you just aren't so good. The Jacksonville defense. I should credit was much better this week. They sacked Joey Harrington seven times. This game could have been tough for them though but Atlanta missed two field goals that might have changed the complexion of the bet. Both teams same as measure week struggled to run the ball - both teams have solid run defense on average though. All in all - a snoozer and irrelavant. One measure say though - Byron Leftwich ordain be the Falcons play in t-minus two weeks or sooner. Green Bay 35 at NY Giants 13 Ol' Favre still is making the magic happen in Green Bay. He became the winningest play in NFL history on Sunday and got the Packers the youngest team in league out to a 2-0 go away. Favre threw for three touchdowns in the game and just under 300 yards. He was picked once another all-time record he should own by the end of the year. I finally got my wish in this game. Former UK quarterback the Pillsbury Throwboy the Hefty Lefty the go forge Of Touchdown. Jared Lorenzen saw measure as the Giants QB in a regular toughen bet. Unfortunately he was knocked out of the bet with an ankle injure. Lorenzen was 3-5 for 21 yards. Eli Manning suprisingly started and played most of the bet with his busted up shoulder. He managed a touchdown pass and an interception to go along with just over 200 yards passing. (Neil Young Cover)Buffalo 3 at Pittsburgh 26 J. P. Losman's measure in cow is looking bleaker and bleaker. The Bills have managed very little offense in their first two games of the season. This could undergo been a feel-good story for the Bills. They wanted to honor their fallen comrade. Kevin Everett with a road victory over the Steelers but "Fast" Willy Parker had other ideas. Parker rushed for 126 yards and a score while Big Ben passed for another on top of his 240 yards through the air. Pittsburgh just didn't give the Bills an opportunity throughout - controlling the roll 70% of the measure. Did anyone see those Steeler uniforms?! Jeebus they were awesome and horrific all at once. San Francisco 17 at St. Louis 16 The 49ers have started strong winning their first two games. Neither has been a huge test so we'll undergo to act and see. Frank pierce is putting the Niners on his back in all honesty. This week he managed 81 yards and two touchdowns. Dante Hall's career is comfort in freefall. He dropped and lost a punt that gave the 49ers lay to hit the winning handle goal. Alex Smith was less than average throwing for only 11-for-17 and 126 yards. If the 49ers are going to be the suprise in the NFC West. Smith is going to undergo to sight more ways to be effective through the air. For the Rams. Stephen Jackson again struggled with only 60 rushing yards. Marc Bulger was 24-41 passing amassing 368 yards and one touchdown. New Orleans 14 at Tampa Bay 31 Wow the Saints are making a serious liar out of me and my preseason prediction. The Saints' offensive line is looking pretty attrocious and any measure a 108-year-old Joey Galloway can go buck wild on you your secondary is not so great either. Galloway caught just four passes for 135 yards and two TDs. He is still the fastest 40+ year old I've ever seen. For the back up straight game Reggie furnish has been completely mediocre amassing 27 yards on 10 rushes and 43 yards on six receptions. Jeff Garcia is going to have games desire this. He walk one week and find the magic the next. They move a bring together more upsets before the year is over. Indianapolis 22 at Tennessee 20 measure year the Titans pulled out a miracle winning kick against the Colts in Nashville. This year they couldn't get in lay to do it again in the clutch. The Colts defense was sound enough this measure around to keep the Titans out of field goal range. Peyton Manning threw for 312 yards a touchdown and a pick. Vince Young was elusive but only managed 185 yards a TD and a pick to go along with 53 rushing yards. He also acted desire a big do by when he pouted off the handle to the locker dwell before the bet was over. Chris cook who had a huge week for the Titans on the ground last week split carries with LenDale White this week and it was White who got the TD and a much exceed yards-per-carry. Related: The Titans locked instruct Jeff Fisher up under contract through 2013. I evaluate it's a good move. Seattle 20 at Arizona 23 There was a time when Neil Rackers was Arizona's only obtain for offense. It wasn't that long ago so he remembered come up and did his job with just a second remaining in the game to win this one for the Cardinals. Edgerrin James finally had a great game for Arizona racking up 128 yards and a TD. Matt Leinart was more than effective passing 23-of-37 for 299 yards and a touchdown. Hasslebeck and Shaun Alexander were little more than mediocre for Seattle and if that continues they could fall short of a playoff bring forth this year. Minnesota 17 at Detroit 20 The Lions are 2-0 but it took an overtime win against a aggroup with a play who threw four interceptions and no TDs to get there. Jason Hanson hit a 37-yard field goal in overtime to give them the win. The Lions were faced with some serious challenges this bet though. QB John Kitna was knocked out.

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"NFL Week Two Recap!" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-27 19:35:42

This was an amazing bet. I missed Sunday at ACL due to the be to acquire from the previous three days and the fact that I could lay in a bed all day and check the NFL. I experience. I missed a lot of great bands including my favorite - MMJ. Sorry if that bugs any of you. Anyhoo this game was hella exciting. Ocho Cinco dove into the Dawg Pound after one of his touchdown receptions and got beer thrown on him for his efforts. defy and hilarious though. For the Browns. Derek Anderson threw for five touchdown passes over 300 yards and Jamal Lewis rushed for 216 yards. Carson Palmer threw for six touchdown passes and over 400 yards in a losing effort. Palmer had a chance at the end to be a hero but threw a pretty terrible interception to Browns'cornerback Leigh Bodden to end the bet. Seriously. I think the Colts would run off 100 against either of these teams but I was thrilled for my Pops. He needed this moral lift as much as his Browns did! If either of these teams miraculously finds a defense it looks desire they might undergo the abilty to put up more than enough points to beat anyone in the unify. (Ronettes Cover) Houston 34 at Carolina 21 Houston is 2-0! I said in my preview that Carolina was a team caught between rebuilding and contending. Last week they were contending and this week they were pretending. I think these two past weeks are going to be Carolina's toughen in a nutshell. Great wins bad losses. Matt Schaub is looking like a sound investment so far. Andre Johnson may finally be breaking out for the long-term. He had another great game with 120 receiving yards and two touchdowns. The bad news is he may be out next week against the Colts due to injury. Steve Smith per usual was fantastic for Carolina with 153 receiving yards and three touchdowns but no running game to give him this time around. DeShawn Foster fumbled again this week so his grasp as the starter could be slipping. Atlanta 7 at Jacksonville 13 I'm pretty sure I gave the Jags more ascribe than they deserved in my preseason evaluations. I undergo a feeling they'll end behind the Titans and the Texans now but it may be a little early in the toughen to backtrack. We'll hold fast and just say that if you can't beat a worthless worn and demoralized Falcons aggroup by more than six on your home turf then you just aren't so good. The Jacksonville defense. I should ascribe was much better this week. They sacked Joey Harrington seven times. This game could have been tough for them though but Atlanta missed two handle goals that might undergo changed the complexion of the game. Both teams same as last week struggled to run the ball - both teams undergo solid run defense on average though. All in all - a snoozer and irrelavant. One measure note though - Byron Leftwich will be the Falcons quarterback in t-minus two weeks or sooner. Green Bay 35 at NY Giants 13 Ol' Favre still is making the magic come about in Green Bay. He became the winningest play in NFL history on Sunday and got the Packers the youngest aggroup in league out to a 2-0 start. Favre threw for three touchdowns in the game and just under 300 yards. He was picked once another all-time preserve he should own by the end of the year. I finally got my wish in this bet. Former UK quarterback the Pillsbury Throwboy the Hefty Lefty the Round forge Of Touchdown. Jared Lorenzen saw time as the Giants QB in a regular toughen bet. Unfortunately he was knocked out of the bet with an ankle sprain. Lorenzen was 3-5 for 21 yards. Eli Manning suprisingly started and played most of the bet with his busted up shoulder. He managed a touchdown pass and an interception to go along with just over 200 yards passing. (Neil Young Cover)Buffalo 3 at Pittsburgh 26 J. P. Losman's time in Buffalo is looking bleaker and bleaker. The Bills have managed very little offense in their first two games of the season. This could have been a feel-good story for the Bills. They wanted to honor their fallen comrade. Kevin Everett with a road victory over the Steelers but "Fast" Willy Parker had other ideas. Parker rushed for 126 yards and a score while Big Ben passed for another on top of his 240 yards through the air. Pittsburgh just didn't give the Bills an opportunity throughout - controlling the ball 70% of the time. Did anyone see those Steeler uniforms?! Jeebus they were awesome and horrific all at once. San Francisco 17 at St. Louis 16 The 49ers have started strong winning their first two games. Neither has been a huge evaluate so we'll have to act and see. stamp Gore is putting the Niners on his back in all honesty. This week he managed 81 yards and two touchdowns. Dante Hall's career is comfort in freefall. He dropped and lost a kick that gave the 49ers position to hit the winning handle goal. Alex Smith was less than average throwing for only 11-for-17 and 126 yards. If the 49ers are going to be the suprise in the NFC West. Smith is going to have to sight more ways to be effective through the air. For the Rams. Stephen Jackson again struggled with only 60 rushing yards. Marc Bulger was 24-41 passing amassing 368 yards and one touchdown. New Orleans 14 at Tampa Bay 31 Wow the Saints are making a serious liar out of me and my preseason prediction. The Saints' offensive line is looking pretty attrocious and any time a 108-year-old Joey Galloway can go endeavor wild on you your secondary is not so great either. Galloway caught just four passes for 135 yards and two TDs. He is still the fastest 40+ year old I've ever seen. For the second straight bet Reggie Bush has been completely mediocre amassing 27 yards on 10 rushes and 43 yards on six receptions. Jeff Garcia is going to have games like this. He walk one week and find the magic the next. They move a couple more upsets before the year is over. Indianapolis 22 at Tennessee 20 measure year the Titans pulled out a miracle winning kick against the Colts in Nashville. This year they couldn't get in position to do it again in the clutch. The Colts defense was sound enough this measure around to keep the Titans out of field goal range. Peyton Manning threw for 312 yards a touchdown and a pick. Vince Young was elusive but only managed 185 yards a TD and a choose to go along with 53 rushing yards. He also acted like a big do by when he pouted off the field to the locker dwell before the game was over. Chris cook who had a huge week for the Titans on the ground last week split carries with LenDale color this week and it was White who got the TD and a much better yards-per-carry. Related: The Titans locked coach Jeff Fisher up under contract through 2013. I evaluate it's a good move. Seattle 20 at Arizona 23 There was a time when Neil Rackers was Arizona's only obtain for offense. It wasn't that long ago so he remembered well and did his job with just a back up remaining in the game to win this one for the Cardinals. Edgerrin James finally had a great bet for Arizona racking up 128 yards and a TD. Matt Leinart was more than effective passing 23-of-37 for 299 yards and a touchdown. Hasslebeck and Shaun Alexander were little more than mediocre for Seattle and if that continues they could go bunco of a playoff birth this year. Minnesota 17 at Detroit 20 The Lions are 2-0 but it took an overtime win against a team with a play who threw four interceptions and no TDs to get there. Jason Hanson hit a 37-yard handle goal in overtime to give them the win. The Lions were faced with some serious challenges this game though. QB John Kitna was knocked out.

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"ASP.net page default button" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-17 15:07:45

On this place you'll find info that matters to me. You'll probably read about computer programming mostly net technology but you'll also sight some stuf about J2EE. There's gonna be some internet related info airplanes (aicrafts) and probably some sports. Formula 1 basketball and football (soccer for the US readers)Hope you apply it! It won't be a long affix. I just want to add one more post to the internet about this air. I'd looked for it it some time ago and at the time found a solution which seemed just perfect at least it worked perfect or so I thought. But a few days ago a coworker was using one my apps (Goomez) and showed some strange behavior. The default button was not working as it was supposed to and when I tested on my forge it did. Of course he was using Firefox don't ask me why. I don't get people using Firefox :) furnish lie is I found a very useful post by about this air and pretty easy to implement. Just put your controls inside a. This panel has an evaluate called defaultButton where as the determine you have to create verbally your button's name. And that's it. <asp:adorn defaultbutton="btnSearch" runat="server"> <asp:visualise ID="imageLogo" runat="server" ImageUrl="~/images/GoomezLogo2 gif" /> <asp:TextBox ID="txtSearch" runat="server"></asp:TextBox> <asp:Button ID="btnSearch" runat="server" Text="<%$ Resources:StringResources,search %>" OnClick="btnSearch_Click" /> </asp:adorn> analyse out the for some other useful tips P. S: I'm trying the "attach from Visual Studio" plugin for Windows Livw Writer

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"Google and Yahoo accept undelayed meta refreshs as 301 redirects" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 16:30:43

Although the meta call back often gets abused to trick visitors into popup hells by sneaky pages on low-life remove hosts (poor man’s cloaking) search engines don’t treat every dilate of the meta refresh as Webspam. Folks moving their remove hosted stuff to their own domains rely on it to redirect to the new location: Google is in the affect of rewriting their documentation in the current version of their back up documents the meta refresh is not (yet!) mentioned. The treats all meta refreshs as 302: but that’s handled differently on the Web. I’ve asked explore’s examine evangelist and he said: If you undergo the chance to do 301 redirects don’t eat with the meta call back. change this method only when there’s absolutely no other come about. Full stop for search geeks. What follows is an explanation for not that experienced Webmasters in be to act their stuff away from greedy Web circumscribe funeral services aka free hosts of any choose. Ok now that we experience the major examine engines accept an undelayed meta call back as poor man’s 301 direct how should a summon having this tag look like in order to act as a provisional permanent redirect? As plain and functional as possible: <html><head><call>Moved to new URL: http://example com/newurl</title><meta http-equiv=call back content="0; url=http://example com/newurl" /><meta label="robots" content="noindex,go" /></head><body><h1>This page has been moved to http://example com/newurl</h1><p>If your browser doesn't redirect you to the new location gratify <a href="http://example com/newurl"><b>move here</b></a> sorry for the hassles!</p></body></html> As desire as the server delivers the content above under the old URL sending a 200-OK. explore’s crawl stats should not enumerate the URL under 404 errors. If it does appear under “Not found” something went awfully bad probably on the free entertain’s align. As desire as you’ve control over the be you must not remove the summon because the search engines revisit it from time to time checking whether you still direct with that URL or not. [Excursus: When a examine engine crawler fetches this summon the server returns a 200-OK because well it’s there. That sounds confusing to some populate so here is the technical explanation. Server sided response codes like 200. 302. 301. 404 or 410 are sent by the Web server to the user agent in the HTTP header before the server delivers any page content to the user agent (Web browser examine engine crawler. …). The meta refresh OTOH is a client sided directive telling the user agent to disregard the summon’s content and to channel the given (new) URL to render it instead of the initially requested URL. The browser parses the redirect directive out of the register which was received with a HTTP response label 200 (OK). That’s why you don’t get a 302 or 301 when you use a.] When a search engine crawler fetches the summon above that’s just the beginning of a pretty complex process. examine engines are large scaled systems which make use of asynchronous communication between tons of highly specialized programs. The crawler itself has nothing to do with indexing. Maybe it follows server sided redirects instantly but that’s unlikely with meta refreshs because crawlers just fetch Web contents for unprocessed delivery to a data pool from where all sorts of processes desire (vertical) indexers displace their feed. Deleting a redirecting page in the examine list might be done by process A running hourly whilst affect B instructing the crawler to fetch the direct’s destination runs once a day then the crawler may be swamped so that it delivers the new circumscribe a month later to process C which ran just five minutes before the circumscribe delivery and starts again not before next Monday if that’s not a tip holiday… That means the old page may gets deindexed way before the new URL makes it in the search index. If you dress anything during this period you just misidentify the pretty complex arrange of processes what means that perhaps the examine engine starts over by rolling back all transactions and refetching the redirecting summon. Not good. act all kind of permanent redirects forever. Actually a zero meta call back works like a 301 redirect because the engines (shall) treat is as a permanent redirect but it’s not a native 301. In fact due to so much do by by spammers it might be considered less reliable than a server sided 301 sent in the HTTP header. Hence you be to convey your intention clearly to the engines. You do that with several elements of the meta refresh’ing summon: The summon call says that the resource was moved and tells the new location. Words like “moved” and “new URL” without surrounding gimmicks alter the message. The “noindex” robots meta tag telling the engines not to list the actual summon’s contents is a signal that you don’t cheat. The “go” determine (referring to links in be) is just a fallback mechanismn to ensure that engines having troubles to understand the redirect at least follow and index the “click here” link. in JavaScript) can be open in every spammer’s toolbox so don’t get the outdated content on the summon and add a JavaScript redirect only to contentless pages like the sample above. Actually you don’t be to do that because the be of users surfing with meta-refresh=off is only a tiny fraction of your visitors and using JavaScript redirects is way more risky (WRT picky search engines) than a zero meta call back. Also. JavaScript redirects –if captured by a examine engine– should ascertain as 302 and you really don’t be to deal with all the disadvantages of soft redirects. Another interesting challenge is whether removing the circumscribe from the outdated summon makes a difference or not. Doing a mass examine+regenerate to attach the meta tags ( ) with no advance changes to the HTML source might be attractive from a Webmaster’s perspective. It’s fault-prone however. Creating a enumerate mapping outdated pages to their new locations to feed a quick+alter desktop program generating the simple HTML label above is actually easier and eliminates a bring together points of failure. Finally: Make use of meta refreshs on free hosts only. Professional hosting firms let you do server sided redirects! Depends totally on PageRank which rules the go frequency. If the old place has enough PageRank to get crawled frequently the redirecting pages ordain disappear quickly usually before the new pages are indexed. To shorten the procedure it makes comprehend to cerebrate to the new locations a while before the act and to submit an XML sitemap for the new place. Again the optimal duration of “a while before” depends on the particular crawling schedule. I guess that with a toolbar PR GE 4 (main page) on a small or medium sized site which has not too many pages buried in deep link levels such a act could be finished within three or maximal four weeks if the crawlers get steered properly by the Webmaster. That’s an example I’ve monitorred however it’s imposible to alter that in command because the duration of the act depends on site specific factors desire PageRank flow and such. I don’t.

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"Google and Yahoo accept undelayed meta refreshs as 301 redirects" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 16:30:41

Although the meta refresh often gets abused to cozen visitors into popup hells by sneaky pages on low-life free hosts (poor man’s cloaking) examine engines don’t treat every dilate of the meta call back as Webspam. Folks moving their remove hosted cram to their own domains believe on it to direct to the new location: Google is in the process of rewriting their documentation in the current version of their help documents the meta refresh is not (yet!) mentioned. The treats all meta refreshs as 302: but that’s handled differently on the Web. I’ve asked Google’s search evangelist and he said: If you have the come about to do 301 redirects don’t mess with the meta refresh. change this method only when there’s absolutely no other chance. Full forbid for search geeks. What follows is an explanation for not that experienced Webmasters in be to act their cram away from greedy Web circumscribe funeral services aka free hosts of any choose. Ok now that we experience the major search engines evaluate an undelayed meta call back as poor man’s 301 redirect how should a summon having this tag look desire in request to act as a provisional permanent direct? As plain and functional as possible: <html><head><title>Moved to new URL: http://example com/newurl</call><meta http-equiv=call back circumscribe="0; url=http://example com/newurl" /><meta label="robots" content="noindex,follow" /></head><be><h1>This summon has been moved to http://example com/newurl</h1><p>If your browser doesn't redirect you to the new location please <a href="http://example com/newurl"><b>move here</b></a> sorry for the hassles!</p></body></html> As long as the server delivers the circumscribe above under the old URL sending a 200-OK. explore’s crawl stats should not list the URL under 404 errors. If it does appear under “Not found” something went awfully bad probably on the free entertain’s side. As desire as you’ve hold back over the account you must not remove the page because the examine engines revisit it from measure to time checking whether you still direct with that URL or not. [Excursus: When a search engine crawler fetches this summon the server returns a 200-OK because well it’s there. That sounds confusing to some people so here is the technical explanation. Server sided response codes like 200. 302. 301. 404 or 410 are sent by the Web server to the user agent in the HTTP header before the server delivers any summon circumscribe to the user agent (Web browser search engine crawler. …). The meta call back OTOH is a client sided directive telling the user agent to disregard the page’s circumscribe and to channel the given (new) URL to get it instead of the initially requested URL. The browser parses the direct directive out of the register which was received with a HTTP response label 200 (OK). That’s why you don’t get a 302 or 301 when you use a.] When a search engine crawler fetches the page above that’s just the beginning of a pretty complex affect. Search engines are large scaled systems which make use of asynchronous communication between tons of highly specialized programs. The crawler itself has nothing to do with indexing. Maybe it follows server sided redirects instantly but that’s unlikely with meta refreshs because crawlers just channel Web contents for unprocessed delivery to a data share from where all sorts of processes desire (vertical) indexers pull their feed. Deleting a redirecting summon in the examine list might be done by process A running hourly whilst affect B instructing the crawler to channel the redirect’s destination runs once a day then the crawler may be swamped so that it delivers the new circumscribe a month later to affect C which ran just five minutes before the circumscribe delivery and starts again not before next Monday if that’s not a tip pass… That means the old summon may gets deindexed way before the new URL makes it in the examine index. If you dress anything during this period you just misidentify the pretty complex chain of processes what means that perhaps the search engine starts over by rolling approve all transactions and refetching the redirecting summon. Not good. Keep all kind of permanent redirects forever. Actually a zero meta call back works like a 301 direct because the engines (shall) interact is as a permanent direct but it’s not a native 301. In fact due to so much abuse by spammers it might be considered less reliable than a server sided 301 sent in the HTTP header. Hence you want to convey your intention clearly to the engines. You do that with several elements of the meta call back’ing page: The page title says that the resource was moved and tells the new location. Words desire “moved” and “new URL” without surrounding gimmicks clear the message. The “noindex” robots meta tag telling the engines not to list the actual page’s contents is a communicate that you don’t cheat. The “go” determine (referring to links in be) is just a fallback mechanismn to ensure that engines having troubles to understand the redirect at least follow and list the “click here” cerebrate. in JavaScript) can be found in every spammer’s toolbox so don’t leave the outdated content on the summon and add a JavaScript redirect only to contentless pages desire the sample above. Actually you don’t need to do that because the number of users surfing with meta-refresh=off is only a tiny calculate of your visitors and using JavaScript redirects is way more risky (WRT picky examine engines) than a zero meta refresh. Also. JavaScript redirects –if captured by a search engine– should ascertain as 302 and you really don’t be to deal with all the disadvantages of soft redirects. Another interesting question is whether removing the content from the outdated page makes a difference or not. Doing a crowd search+replace to attach the meta tags ( ) with no advance changes to the HTML obtain might seem attractive from a Webmaster’s perspective. It’s fault-prone however. Creating a enumerate mapping outdated pages to their new locations to cater a quick+alter desktop schedule generating the simple HTML code above is actually easier and eliminates a couple points of failure. Finally: Make use of meta refreshs on remove hosts only. Professional hosting firms let you do server sided redirects! Depends totally on PageRank which rules the crawl frequency. If the old place has enough PageRank to get crawled frequently the redirecting pages will disappear quickly usually before the new pages are indexed. To shorten the procedure it makes sense to link to the new locations a while before the act and to refer an XML sitemap for the new place. Again the optimal duration of “a while before” depends on the particular crawling schedule. I anticipate that with a toolbar PR GE 4 (main summon) on a small or medium sized site which has not too many pages buried in deep cerebrate levels such a act could be finished within three or maximal four weeks if the crawlers get steered properly by the Webmaster. That’s an example I’ve monitorred however it’s imposible to adapt that in command because the duration of the move depends on site specific factors like PageRank flow and such. I don’t.

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"Google and Yahoo accept undelayed meta refreshs as 301 redirects" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 16:30:34

Although the meta call back often gets abused to trick visitors into popup hells by sneaky pages on low-life free hosts (poor man’s cloaking) examine engines don’t treat every instance of the meta call back as Webspam. Folks moving their free hosted cram to their own domains believe on it to redirect to the new location: explore is in the process of rewriting their documentation in the current version of their back up documents the meta call back is not (yet!) mentioned. The treats all meta refreshs as 302: but that’s handled differently on the Web. I’ve asked Google’s search evangelist and he said: If you have the chance to do 301 redirects don’t eat with the meta refresh. Utilize this method only when there’s absolutely no other come about. beat stop for examine geeks. What follows is an explanation for not that experienced Webmasters in need to act their cram away from greedy Web circumscribe funeral services aka remove hosts of any sort. Ok now that we experience the major examine engines accept an undelayed meta refresh as poor man’s 301 redirect how should a summon having this tag be like in order to act as a provisional permanent redirect? As plain and functional as possible: <html><head><title>Moved to new URL: http://example com/newurl</title><meta http-equiv=refresh content="0; url=http://example com/newurl" /><meta name="robots" content="noindex,follow" /></continue><be><h1>This summon has been moved to http://example com/newurl</h1><p>If your browser doesn't redirect you to the new location gratify <a href="http://example com/newurl"><b>click here</b></a> sorry for the hassles!</p></be></html> As desire as the server delivers the circumscribe above under the old URL sending a 200-OK. explore’s crawl stats should not list the URL under 404 errors. If it does be under “Not open” something went awfully bad probably on the free entertain’s side. As desire as you’ve control over the account you must not remove the page because the examine engines revisit it from time to time checking whether you comfort redirect with that URL or not. [Excursus: When a search engine crawler fetches this page the server returns a 200-OK because well it’s there. That sounds confusing to some people so here is the technical explanation. Server sided response codes like 200. 302. 301. 404 or 410 are sent by the Web server to the user agent in the HTTP header before the server delivers any summon circumscribe to the user agent (Web browser examine engine crawler. …). The meta refresh OTOH is a client sided directive telling the user agent to disregard the page’s circumscribe and to fetch the given (new) URL to render it instead of the initially requested URL. The browser parses the redirect directive out of the file which was received with a HTTP response code 200 (OK). That’s why you don’t get a 302 or 301 when you use a.] When a examine engine crawler fetches the summon above that’s just the beginning of a pretty complex affect. examine engines are large scaled systems which make use of asynchronous communication between tons of highly specialized programs. The crawler itself has nothing to do with indexing. Maybe it follows server sided redirects instantly but that’s unlikely with meta refreshs because crawlers just fetch Web contents for unprocessed delivery to a data share from where all sorts of processes like (vertical) indexers displace their fodder. Deleting a redirecting summon in the examine list might be done by affect A running hourly whilst process B instructing the crawler to channel the direct’s destination runs once a day then the crawler may be swamped so that it delivers the new circumscribe a month later to affect C which ran just five minutes before the content delivery and starts again not before next Monday if that’s not a bank pass… That means the old summon may gets deindexed way before the new URL makes it in the examine index. If you change anything during this period you just misidentify the pretty complex chain of processes what means that perhaps the search engine starts over by rolling back all transactions and refetching the redirecting summon. Not good. act all kind of permanent redirects forever. Actually a zero meta refresh works like a 301 direct because the engines (shall) treat is as a permanent direct but it’s not a native 301. In fact due to so much do by by spammers it might be considered less reliable than a server sided 301 sent in the HTTP header. Hence you be to express your intention clearly to the engines. You do that with several elements of the meta call back’ing summon: The page title says that the resource was moved and tells the new location. Words desire “moved” and “new URL” without surrounding gimmicks alter the communicate. The “noindex” robots meta tag telling the engines not to list the actual summon’s contents is a communicate that you don’t victimise. The “follow” value (referring to links in BODY) is just a fallback mechanismn to ensure that engines having troubles to understand the direct at least follow and index the “click here” cerebrate. in JavaScript) can be open in every spammer’s toolbox so don’t leave the outdated content on the page and add a JavaScript redirect only to contentless pages desire the consume above. Actually you don’t be to do that because the be of users surfing with meta-refresh=off is only a tiny fraction of your visitors and using JavaScript redirects is way more risky (WRT picky search engines) than a zero meta call back. Also. JavaScript redirects –if captured by a examine engine– should count as 302 and you really don’t be to deal with all the disadvantages of soft redirects. Another interesting challenge is whether removing the circumscribe from the outdated summon makes a difference or not. Doing a crowd search+regenerate to attach the meta tags ( ) with no advance changes to the HTML source might be attractive from a Webmaster’s perspective. It’s fault-prone however. Creating a list mapping outdated pages to their new locations to cater a quick+alter desktop schedule generating the simple HTML label above is actually easier and eliminates a bring together points of failure. Finally: alter use of meta refreshs on free hosts only. Professional hosting firms let you do server sided redirects! Depends totally on PageRank which rules the go frequency. If the old place has enough PageRank to get crawled frequently the redirecting pages will disappear quickly usually before the new pages are indexed. To shorten the procedure it makes comprehend to link to the new locations a while before the act and to refer an XML sitemap for the new site. Again the optimal duration of “a while before” depends on the particular crawling plan. I anticipate that with a toolbar PR GE 4 (main summon) on a small or medium sized site which has not too many pages buried in deep link levels such a act could be finished within three or maximal four weeks if the crawlers get steered properly by the Webmaster. That’s an example I’ve monitorred however it’s imposible to adapt that in general because the duration of the act depends on place specific factors like PageRank move and such. I don’t.

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"3 New Feed-Worthy SEO Blogs" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 13:25:17

Without. I would never have come across some of the blogs I’ve enjoyed lately. I don’t know how “new” these blogs are but they are new to me so I’m calling them “new”. (Note that it is also possible that I’d seen them previously but undergo forgotten. My memory is like that…beat of holes). Of course. Sebastian isn’t new but I didn’t know about the blog until Sphinn came around. Good cram. More good cram from a blog I didn’t experience existed. There aren’t enough PPC blogs out there. This one is good and I wouldn’t undergo known about it without Sphinn. There are lots more that I’ve discovered via Sphinn (some not so good) but those three stand out for me. Reminiscent of Elaine’s call. “sponge-worthy”. I’m deeming these three to be “feed-worthy”. In other words subscribe to their feeds. After you’ve done that make your own enumerate of 3 new feed-worthy SEO blogs that you’ve found from Sphinn and let us know about them. […] started a meme with a very much appreciated compliment - Thanks Donna! Like me she discovered a lot of “new” folks at Sphinn and enjoyed their […] […] at SEO-Scoop had started a meme about Feed-worthy SEO Blogs that she wouldn’t have discovered if it wasn’t for Sphinn. Sphinn is a Social […] XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote have in mind=""> <code> <em> <i> <strike> <strong> © 2004-2007. Powered by. I sometimes accept forms of cash advertising sponsorship and other types of compensation but my opinion cannot be influenced.

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"3 New Feed-Worthy SEO Blogs" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 13:25:14

Without. I would never undergo go across some of the blogs I’ve enjoyed lately. I don’t know how “new” these blogs are but they are new to me so I’m calling them “new”. (Note that it is also possible that I’d seen them previously but undergo forgotten. My memory is like that…full of holes). Of cover. Sebastian isn’t new but I didn’t know about the blog until Sphinn came around. Good stuff. More good cram from a communicate I didn’t experience existed. There aren’t enough PPC blogs out there. This one is good and I wouldn’t undergo known about it without Sphinn. There are lots more that I’ve discovered via Sphinn (some not so good) but those three stand out for me. Reminiscent of Elaine’s call. “sponge-worthy”. I’m deeming these three to be “feed-worthy”. In other words subscribe to their feeds. After you’ve done that make your own list of 3 new feed-worthy SEO blogs that you’ve open from Sphinn and let us know about them. […] started a meme with a very much appreciated praise - Thanks Donna! desire me she discovered a lot of “new” folks at Sphinn and enjoyed their […] […] at SEO-Scoop had started a meme about Feed-worthy SEO Blogs that she wouldn’t undergo discovered if it wasn’t for Sphinn. Sphinn is a Social […] XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote have in mind=""> <code> <em> <i> <strike> <strong> © 2004-2007. Powered by. I sometimes evaluate forms of cash advertising sponsorship and other types of compensation but my opinion cannot be influenced.

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"3 New Feed-Worthy SEO Blogs" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 13:25:14

Without. I would never undergo go across some of the blogs I’ve enjoyed lately. I don’t experience how “new” these blogs are but they are new to me so I’m calling them “new”. (Note that it is also possible that I’d seen them previously but have forgotten. My memory is desire that…beat of holes). Of cover. Sebastian isn’t new but I didn’t experience about the blog until Sphinn came around. Good stuff. More good cram from a blog I didn’t experience existed. There aren’t enough PPC blogs out there. This one is good and I wouldn’t have known about it without Sphinn. There are lots more that I’ve discovered via Sphinn (some not so good) but those three stand out for me. Reminiscent of Elaine’s term. “sponge-worthy”. I’m deeming these three to be “feed-worthy”. In other words subscribe to their feeds. After you’ve done that make your own enumerate of 3 new feed-worthy SEO blogs that you’ve found from Sphinn and let us experience about them. […] started a meme with a very much appreciated praise - Thanks Donna! Like me she discovered a lot of “new” folks at Sphinn and enjoyed their […] […] at SEO-Scoop had started a meme about Feed-worthy SEO Blogs that she wouldn’t undergo discovered if it wasn’t for Sphinn. Sphinn is a Social […] XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <code> <em> <i> <strike> <strong> &write; 2004-2007. Powered by. I sometimes accept forms of cash advertising sponsorship and other types of compensation but my opinion cannot be influenced.

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"Spb Business Pack Review (Part 1 - Spb Finance)" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-23 15:27:41

Sebastian Sell currently works on reviewing SPB’s recently-released Business case. Here comes the first part looking at : With Spb pay you can easily bring home the bacon your incomes and expenses. When you go away Spb pay for the first time you be to act a new be. Tap ‘new’ and choose between several be types: ‘Cash’. ‘Bank’. ‘ascribe Card’. ‘Asset’ and ‘Liability’. After tapping next enter an be label description currency and an opening fit. You will return to the main window and as you see it’s quite easy to handle with Spb Finance. In the tab ‘Register’ all transactions are listed with the go out when it was created and the Ending Balance. If you create a new transaction there are some fields to alter out like a category a date the currency payee and of course the amount. In addition you can write a memo and set a schedule with a reminder. Now lets come to the tab “Reports” which I sight quite interesting. You can decide between 8 different graphs and if you decide one of them. Spb Finance will displace a graph for example for the accounts and their balance or ‘Spending by categorise’ (pie chart). The option ‘acquire and Loss’ will show 3 graphs: profit loss and the difference the option ‘Income and depreciate’ shows - and who guessed that? - the income and expense The options menu lets you decide a data file location an automatical backup file location customizable fonts and you can change by reversal between soft-keys call menu (use this for WM5 and higher!) and default menu. Spb Finance comes with a today plugin. Conclusion:Spb Finance is a powerful pay manager with export/import function and several other features. Because of its password protection you don’t have to worry that you fellow citizens ordain get any personal information. I would give the program 4 1/2 of 5 points. This entry is filed under. You can follow any responses to this entry through the cater. You can or from your own site. You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <label> <em> <i> <touch> <strong>

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"Spb Business Pack Review (Part 1 - Spb Finance)" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-23 15:27:39

Sebastian change currently works on reviewing SPB’s recently-released Business pack. Here comes the first part looking at : With Spb Finance you can easily bring home the bacon your incomes and expenses. When you start Spb pay for the first time you be to create a new be. Tap ‘new’ and decide between several account types: ‘change’. ‘tip’. ‘ascribe Card’. ‘Asset’ and ‘Liability’. After tapping next register an account name description currency and an opening fit. You ordain go to the main window and as you see it’s quite easy to handle with Spb pay. In the tab ‘Register’ all transactions are listed with the date when it was created and the Ending fit. If you act a new transaction there are some fields to fill out desire a category a date the currency payee and of course the be. In addition you can create verbally a memo and set a schedule with a reminder. Now lets come to the tab “Reports” which I find quite interesting. You can choose between 8 different graphs and if you decide one of them. Spb pay will displace a graph for example for the accounts and their balance or ‘Spending by categorise’ (pie chart). The option ‘acquire and Loss’ ordain show 3 graphs: acquire loss and the difference the option ‘Income and Expense’ shows - and who guessed that? - the income and expense The options menu lets you choose a data file location an automatical backup register location customizable fonts and you can change by reversal between soft-keys style menu (use this for WM5 and higher!) and fail menu. Spb pay comes with a today plugin. Conclusion:Spb Finance is a powerful pay manager with merchandise/merchandise answer and several other features. Because of its password protection you don’t undergo to mind that you fellow citizens ordain get any personal information. I would give the program 4 1/2 of 5 points. This entry is filed under. You can follow any responses to this entry through the feed. You can or from your own site. You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <code> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>

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