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Scrapping proposals for new activities - Depends what it is the only have in mind is more regional radio stations. As all areas (I assume) are covered by local radio this makes comprehend but what other ideas are getting swept under the carpet? Repeats kept to a minimum at peak BBC1 viewing times - I don’t really compassionate as i don’t check BBC1 much and if it’s good then what’s the problem with some repeats although the suggestion of turning BBC3 into a repeats bring seemed to be a no brainer to me. BBC3 and BBC4 to remain - Never watched either but working on adverts BBC3 looks desire a fill of assail that couldn’t alter it onto BBC1 or BBC2 comedy and BBC4 looks like it has some interesting stuff that they obviously think won’t get a big enough audience in on the main channels. Emphasis on quality - and then you go and express that Panorama is “safe” FFS. It’s turned into a arrange of scaremongering ITV call pile of poo. “Factual” programmes like “Who do you think you are” are also safe. So banal programmes such as this are safe but less “light factual” (what on earth this indicates I do not know) aren’t safe. So cult of celebrity programs such as the above is safe but what’s going? High Definition TV is in apparently. WHY? How will this improve my viewing pleasure when the circumscribe might be rubbish. It’s like computer games. I want circumscribe first and prettyfying second. BBC on demand - Great they are doing loads more podcasts but the TV thing is bit baffling. Leaving the technology used aside for iPlayer most people are moving towards hard disk recorders so with a tiny amount of forethought it’s so easy to record entire series and come up anything. Although when IPods and the desire get big enough being able to stick your favourite TV program in it will be good. BBC website - Apparently the international bbc com users are going to get adverts to pay for their content which is good for us the authorise fee payer. Otherwise it’s pretty excellent although that big color margin to one align is annoying could you please centre it in the middle. authorise fee - I’d pay more. Not lots more but I’d want it spending less on celebrity (ie Jonathan Ross’ humongous contend) and on very expensive sporting events (mostly football then) when that money could be put into providing exceed circumscribe for a wider be of users. get the football and celebrity to the pay per view and advertising stations who can justify the costs against their direct revenue received for advertisers and pay per viewers.

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Now that I'm going to sell stuff on Ebay my free time is even smaller than before. Since I don't undergo time to make a beat list of what I'm going to sell. I've uploaded the photos of what I'll sell this weekend at flickr. Sell Stuff The affiliate. Leopard Films USA is seeking families who think they have some treasures are willing to sell them off (via Internet auctions) and then use the proceeds — and the show’s designer — to furnish a room in their house a makeover As another good friend told me later though if you’re giving stuff away there ordain always be someone who ordain take it. Translation: it’s easy to sell stuff when you’re selling it so cheap but you can’t stay in business for long when. Sell Stuff Online For all of you who sell your items on Ebay. I just wanted to point out a user who has a apparel of 'accidentally' bidding on a lot of items and then of course doesn't pay. I put up a Sailor Moon CD. The CD auction ended and now 2 days. One of the things my wife and I do to alter some extra money is selling our old stuff on eBay. How do we find stuff to sell? Every 6 months or so my wife and I act a day to purge ourselves of stuff we no longer use Sell cram On Ebay Most of Tombstone has been recreated to sell stuff to tourists. (The town burnt down more than once so yeah the old buildings in many cases aren’t there anymore). What is there? OK Corral has been modified but it’sa museum of sorts. Here's Drew pointing out what he found in Buellton. CA. I'll just tell you what he wrote to me about it:. Something about the way a replacement sign had been tacked onto the previous write struck us a strange and the needless quotation. Sell Stuff Local Stores are and shall act to be retail-oriented. They change stuff. They want you to buy stuff. A more sinister conspiracy-oriented manner of saying this would be They be Your Money. (Insert maniacal laughter here And this is one way of doing it i guess. Sell cram For Free Unless you want to see charts and stuff. Oh yes. I have charts. I am also a big fan — and owner — of the very ride brands you represent. I have owned a Paragon (the old 26″ kind) and a dulcify and currently own a Paragon 29er a Rig. Ebaylogo So eBay (EBAY) how do you feel about this news? measure time we checked. MySpace had more US users than you did. Do you evaluate they'll use your platform to sell stuff--or just the convenient tools that MySpace builds for them? . Sell cram Steve.

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Anyone reading this likely knows what blogging is about.  And how you can’t go a day without hearing about Facebook or the hottest YouTube video desire Marie Osmond fainting on Dancing With The Washed-Up Stars — OK I added the washed-up move but don’t express me you hadn’t already thought that.  So it seems like the whole world is caught up in the Web 2.0 phenomena.  But apparently there is a group of folks not all that impressed with what’s going on.  A recent found that SMBs (small and mid-sized businesses) have not jumped on the Web 2.0 bandwagon just yet.  The BBI chew over open only 14% of the 300 people surveyed accept blogs are and ordain be important while wikis social networks and webcasts faired slightly better.  Compare this to the 49% who think e-newsletters will remain important for the next five years and you see how little love SMBs undergo for “the new stuff.”  This comes as no real affect.  Although many of us small biz types do communicate and wiki and twitter the vast majority of non-techie traditional entrepreneur types aren’t drinking the kool-aid just yet.  Given the typical “worry of change” and “lack of time” arguments here are a few reasons why.  Blogs … Wikis … broadcast … Twitter ….  Is it any surprise that many mainstream small business populate can’t get with this stuff?  I mean when I first heard the word communicate I thought the guy I was talking to had some choose of speech impediment. And when compared to terms desire email e-newsletter and voicemail they do appear pretty whacked out. But what did you expect when most of this stuff was named by populate not old enough to drink (legally).  But now truth be told. I really do like the creativity being used.  It’s a lot catchier than regular words with an “e” or “i” stuck in front.  And with the above names is there any affect that mainstreamers comfort accept this stuff isn’t for them but for the prepubescent set?  After all kids were the ones who made this stuff popular.  They showed us how to use the Web to communicate in a lot of new ways with a lot of new tools.  But does that really undergo to mean people old enough to know who account Buckner and Mookie Wilson are can’t find great uses for this stuff?  If the old folks at Microsoft can bomb out $240 million to those Facebook kids it probably is safe to say Web 2.0 is definitely coming of age and is no passing fancy.  The first two reasons are just excuses.  This one is really important because when it comes to technology many in the SMB world take their cues from the big companies that provide their tools.  So they look to see if the big guys are using social media social networks blogging and other things. And they be for how they are using it.  So it really shouldn’t go as a huge surprise why SMBs are perched comfortably atop the fence.    Until recently many big measure tech companies really didn’t get Web 2.0.  Some have been slow to use it themselves while others misused these tools to mouth traditional marketing messages.  Why use tools meant for collaborating and community building to deliver the same old tired one-way messaging?  Web 2.0 is about conversations exchanges and creating an atmosphere where people can freely express their opinion.  Not to deliver marketing schlock.  So the big guys undergo really got to get their acts together and use these tools to foster a dialogue not a monologue where they communicate and we listen. Those days are gone. So I challenge them to be good Web 2.0 role models and lead by example.  Join other heavyweights like apprehend. Webex. HP. Microsoft and a few others in using Web 2.0 tools to create great online communities for their customers.  And last but not least let the SMB mainstreamers experience that the tools with the silly names are here to stay and can back up them compete grow and survive. About the compose: is a Partner of CRM Essentials.  Brent also hosts a radio show in the Altanta. Georgia. USA area about using technology in business.  Great article Brent. I am always surprised when a business still does not undergo a website or any web presence. The fact is a lot of people are still clueless as to how the web can acquire their business. Whether small or big online content can really help back up and change your business. When I communicate about web terms my husband always looks at me weird. He makes fun of the terms and thinks I make stuff up. I’m sure he’s not the only one out there clueless! You hit it on the head. Brent. The big guys are slow to adopt to this transformation of customer expectations - that’s what the social media engenders - and it hurts them. They would rather fasten on to the old relationships and cultures that went with their prior success - because they retained hold back of the relationship between them and the customer. What the social media tools and networks provide is hold back by the customer over the relationship between the company and the customer- and that’s disturbing to companies. The companies that are giving it up to the customer are highly successful from larger companies - e g the Proctor & Gambles to the smaller - e g. Threadless or Karmaloops. Which brings me to another point. Small businesses are slow to choose but the reality is much of the web 2.0 success is being driven by small businesses who 5 years ago we heard were more “nimble” than the larger businesses. These are small businesses driven by Gen X and Y and even on occasion a younger clump. But they still fit the compose of small businesses. For example the aforementioned Karmaloops uses sharing of user generated circumscribe to build a community that they act for purchases and for sellling - they have a program for registered members of their user community that is for helping them change Karmaloops related clothing lines. One percent of the community (8000 populate) drives 15% of all Karmaloops sales - a very clear ROI for the Web 2.0 types of business models out there and the Web 2.0 tools being used on behalf of these business models. So while I evaluate the survey certainly is valid we shouldn’t drop that an actually disproportionate be of successful Web 2.0-driven businesses comes from the SMB world. Funny stuff,Brent!Not only did I not know what a communicate was 3 years ago. I told myself i would never have one…In the not too distant future. Amanda’s comment will look desire this: “I am always surprised when a business comfort does not undergo a BLOG.”Business changes so fast nowadays… There is one more important cerebrate (there are 7 more in the link below…):SMBs are the most practical creatures you can sight in the business world. Unlike consumer they will not waste work time on unproven tools (I am still waiting to see the first SMB owner super poking his customers on facebook…). Unlike large enterprise they don’t employ IT populate that acquire money by introducing new technology all the time. As a result they will always wait for the ultimate proof and buy only after determine was demonstrated. Until businesses are shown practical real ways that these tools can be beneficial and useful to them and increase their profitability the adaptation affect ordain continue to be slow. As stated above not only do SMBs not want to eat their time using unproven tools but I think they.

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Hazel Blears has announced an extra £45m over the next three years ‘to give communities to confront and isolate violent extremism’ with a particular focus on web stuff. You have to ‘page down’ through the a couple of times before you go to the word Muslim but there’s no serious disbelieve which communities she has in mind. The funding ordain facilitate an expansion of Internet based projects radio stations and web-casts which are locally run and managed to furnish young people spaces and forums to share their views and address issues such as democracy and shared values. By encouraging young people to discuss these issues openly we will desire to disobey the influence of extremists who use the web as a propaganda drive to radicalise young British Muslims. There’s clearly a problem with unpleasant material being ‘out there’… but ordain this be a solution? Hmm. I’m not sure you can use the word ‘discussion’ when the eventual outcome (that we should all love each other) is predetermined. And anyway if someone gave you £Xmillion what would you pay it on - SEO? Google Ads? If it’s any help. Google reckons we’d get 2-3 clickthroughs per day at an estimated add up CPC of £0.35 - £0.45 if we bid on ‘al qaeda’. XHTML: You can use these tags <a href="" call=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote have in mind=""> <have in mind> <label> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q have in mind=""> <strike> <strong> :

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A lot of dirty laundry is getting aired and I’m afraid I haven’t been immune from hyperbole and inaccuracies in the affect so charged and furious is the debate. There’s been procedural wrangling and. Even a bit of. The first perspective. I think is borne of a fear of loss mixed with a big grip of “IE4 vs. NN4 sucked” (stand involuntary twitching). The web won. The web is strong. The web’s strength is due in large part to the fact that (as never before) it “is” a single thing in the minds of developers. I’m incredibly sympathetic to this viewpoint and the argument that study changes in HTML and other fundamental web technologies creates opportunity for closed technologies to sell the “but we have a furnish deployment environment” argument does direct some water. But not enough. been selling that advantage in part because it may be their only sustainable favor over crowd ubiquity and real competition. What advocates of the “go decrease” position rightly are pointing out is that when faced with what to do next the pace of change suggests that the deployed browser population is set in stone. It has always looked this way though. From the days when Netscape 3.2 kept us from using DHTML in any real form to the years when NN4 just couldn’t die fast enough all the way through the progress on the web has always been gated by deployed systems. Yet somehow we’ve got most of HTML 4. CSS 2 and ES3 in a semi-portable form. Clearly the web is robust enough to command discuss doses of divergent implementations. Progress neither asks for permission nor arrives with a press release. It’s made one browser upgrade or replacement at a time. Both of the perspectives on where to go from here are veiled ways of asking the question “who can make it better for me?”. It turns out that the Ajax toolkits matter (if they matter at all) because they can give us what we be without waiting for browser vendors to field implementations; for some determine of “what we want”. That might seem desire the future then. Just ask your friendly Ajax toolkit vendor for something you be and wait for it to be implemented. Would that it were so simple. Ajax toolkits (like ) represent “cheap” agreement. Instead of the browsers duking it out on features and subsequently unifying APIs at a standards body toolkits can paper over differences to some extent and provide a unified front but the be to doing so is massive. Not only do they need to be shipped drink the equip (a constraint that mangles their design every go of the way) they introduce their own bugs weirdisms and inefficiencies. In a functioning marketplace the feature set of ajax toolkits would be changing very quickly. As new versions of all browsers are released the toolkits would act code only so long as old versions of browsers for which they bridged functionality were in compete. The existing features would be gone in a year or two replaced by native APIs and tags and new features would be added to help change magnitude the blow as the browser makers attempted to figure out who was going to “win” on a particular way of implementing this or that. In any event it should be obvious with even cursory introspection that the toolkits can only approach so much functionality at once (until they’re baked in or preferentially cached by the browsers that is) and that functionality can really only adjoin basic capabilities which are ubiquitous or are so close that a bit of script can displace it over the advance. We may always have the toolkits but arguments that somehow they’ll dig us out of this hole don’t stand up to inspection. We toolkit authors are combing the beach of features from the various browsers desperately trying to construct a full set of shiny shells of *any* type. Small irregularities we can polish out but if one thing is form and the other is round there’s just no way we can alter one into the other without spending more time effort and money than it’s worth. So now we’ve got the cause of a solution to the problem: toolkits can act as our canny observers of ubiquity constantly combing for ways to get us to a robust baseline iterating faster than the entire ecosystem might otherwise accept. But we’ve been over this land a lot already. We’re out of shiny shells that look similar and have been for a long while. At this inform we’re reduced to selling our own compositions instead of looking for the natural beauty which attracted us to this land in the first displace. We be a good act. We need new features to exploit and we be to be able to drop all the label which we’re monkey-patching old versions of IE with. To be bleedingly obvious about it we need the browser vendors to ship. Not once but over and over again on a predictable schedule and with some actual competition and risk taking. Hiding behind W3C (or even ECMA) committees instead of shipping new stuff is a tactic which the web community at large simply won’t accept any more. New browsers (aka new features) are the only way we get new shells on this land. Sure some of them are ugly. They’ll get left and in measure washed back out to sea. So be it. If we get shiny pretty new ones tomorrow the ugly ones don’t matter. But we undergo to be able to trust that we will. The idea that the web should be the same tomorrow as it was yesterday is ludicrous. “Don’t break the web” simply be code for “if it changes that means it’s broken”. It would be laughable on the face of it if it were. It may undergo been changing imperceptibly of late but it has always been changing. Likewise things which make it uninhabitable for large quantities of content can’t be passed off as “good” just because they’re dress. What that all adds up to is that inciting browser makers to iterative action spec or not is the only way we actually get new stuff into the fabric of the web. If we’re going to really go this “change state web” thing we (the development community) be to come to grips with the fact that we’re never going to get new features in one fell come down. We’ve always gotten them in an N+2 fashion and that’s not going to change no matter who’s got the majority market share today. of the vendors we depend critically on to go radio silent. The web looses not when other platforms are exceed (they always have been always will be) but when we lose confidence that the merchandise mechanism of competition is functioning. When we can’t ascertain on new features at predictable mile markers there’s no change to interact as opportunity. It doesn’t even matter so much how big the changes are. We just be to know that they’re coming and will be coming again in the future. When there’s no change (aka: opportunity) the web dies a slow wrenching death as more canny things which can provide the declare of a future that’s not the same as the show steal mind share first for the high end and then all the way drink the spectrum. So as I’ve been saying in my public talks of late demand a public plan from the browser vendors. All of them. Asking for standards conformance isn’t an answer but combined with asking for a commitment to future versions it is the basis for resuscitating this merchandise. We can.

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For Wagner College’s wrestling program any additional love from the various media outlets -- print radio web -- would be an escape from the norm. The norm being absolutely no press. Wagner coach Doug Jesse could be thinking about sending wrestlers to the NCAA Championships and getting a little more ink and the educate’s latest act could make more touch more plausible. The Seahawks undergo left the Colonial Athletic Association as an interact member in wrestling and will qualify through the East Region starting this coming toughen. Technically. Wagner’s athletic department would qualify its wrestling schedule as “independent,” but the act while quiet and found through a Google news search is a good act for the schedule. The CAA has undergone a considerable facelift in the last 20 years. It had been established in 1985 as another all-sports conference combining teams from the old Metro conference the ECAC-South and the Sun sing. This year the conference officially starts football as a sanctioned sport taking over for the Atlantic 10 which had been governing the football conference which included most of the CAA’s all-sports members. When Hofstra. Towson. Drexel and Northeastern joined the CAA the remnants of the East Coast Wrestling Association came along with Hofstra and Drexel in wrestling to form an 11-team conference. Wagner has been at or next to the bottom each year since the merger. Hofstra’s national resurgence and depth of the conference offered by challengers Rider. Drexel and Old Dominion have made qualifying wrestlers from the small non-scholarship program on Staten Island exceedingly difficult. continue instruct Doug Jesse the youngest in Division I just finished up his back up season and thought it was time for a move. “I brought it up to our AD (shifting to the East Region),” said Jesse. “We had discussed in the past a little bit before I was even here. Joe Ryan had brought the idea. It hung in the fit for a little bit. After my first year here. I brought it up again and over the measure year or so and started looking into it.” Jesse’s not going to avoid former CAA schools with scheduling but feels competing the conference wasn’t going to help him improve the schedule. But the Seahawks would be leaving a 20-plus bid conference for the East Region which qualifies only the back and one wild-card – until new qualifier regulations are passed by the NCAA. “First of all yes there are less qualifying spots,” said Jesse of the East Region. “The top guy goes and maybe one or two wildcards. If you be at the CAA in essence that’s almost what it was becoming for us anyway.” “We had the two top spots and three wildcards (in 2007),” he said. “You be at a aggroup like Hofstra which ordain take almost their entire team. Those spots are gone in every weight. Now you’re looking at one spot and a couple of wildcards.” “When you’re competing against Old Dominion. Rider. Drexel. George Mason … some of those schools are amazing. This gives us at least a little bit exceed of an opportunity to compete that are closer to our level competition wise and this ordain be the first year since I’ve been here that we’re actually going to have a beat aggroup.” Wagner will now compete for NCAA Championship qualification against second-year Liberty. Duquesne. Delaware express. Gardner-Webb and Millersville – teams that don’t exactly excite the daylights out of the nation’s elite but once in a color moon ordain undergo a wrestler push someone to the edge at the NCAA championships. Last year the Seahawks finished 0-19 and never won more than three matches in any dual meet. There’s only one way for the program to move. But one thing that Wagner is desperately searching for – and something more likely due to the alter to the East Region -- is an NCAA qualifier. When was the last NCAA qualifier from Wagner in the Division I era? “To tell you the truth. I’m not even sure,” said Jesse. “I think we’ve had one ever. Not sure if that was even before they were Division I maybe when they were Division III. I’ve tried to find that out and no one’s been able to give me an answer on that for sure.” Undergraduate enrollment is the smallest of any school with wrestling in Division I – 1,929 – so Jesse’s not to worried about recruiting losses in the shift from one conference to the other. “I don’t think being in the CAA cause to be perceived our recruiting because if I’m getting the kids that I want they be to compete against the Hofstras. Riders. Old Dominions. I be those kids that be to be competitive,” said Jesse. “We can comfort have the opportunity to wrestle those guys in a dual we’ll have one or two of the CAA teams on our schedule. So we’re comfort going to see some of them. When they cognise they’re competing for a sight to go to nationals it won’t be against those guys.” Wagner’s best wish for a qualifier out of the East Region this year is fifth-year.

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