It's no accident you just typed in a search term related to search engine optimization or SEM and and found us here in the Blackburn search results – we used specific strategies and technical maneuvers to increase our visibility here in search engines.
Over 80% of consumers use search engines to find local businesses, and 90% of searchers never go past Page 1 of Google. Also, 94% of people will click on Organic Results rather than paid advertisements, and trust organic results more than ads which increases avg conversion rate. Without good SEO you are losing over 90% of all Blackburn prospects searching online for the exact products and/or services your business provides.
SEO, or Search Engine Optimization, is basically the process which gets your business to show up as the #1 result on Google (or other search engines) when someone searches for the products or services your business provides in Blackburn. Our SEO agency knows the proper steps to get your website in the top Google results no matter the location or size of your business.
The meaning of SEO is Search Engine Optimization Google, Yahoo and Bing, as well as all other search engines display search results they consider to be relevant for the queries of their users. The procedure is free, and in that accord, webmasters are tasked with aligning their stuff to increase their websites recognition. All these make SEO the process which helps websites increase their organic traffic and get better quality visitors.
You can think of SEO as being one of those billboards you observe every day on your way to work in Blackburn. Consider SEO in this same fashion, after seeing a billboard multiple times on the highway, you may be interested to stop in the store. The exact advertisement policy works with SEO. Web users looking for a certain topic will be encouraged to check out a business that consistently appears in their search results.
Search engines get their information by dispatching various crawlers and then indexing the pages that are found. Optimization is about crafting the titles and the meta descriptions of web pages. A large number of people rely on the internet daily, and firms are always tweaking their websites to make use of SEO. These are a few advantages of investing in SEO all entrepreneurs should take under consideration when preparing their digital marketing budgets.
A huge step for all entrepreneurs is looking at SEO as an investment instead of a form of spending. Investments bring you more money, while costs have a negative impact on your profit. As making a website is extremely easy today, skeptics are likely to consider SEO as a hoax. Nonetheless, it's worth keeping in mind that the ultimate goal of SEO is to drive traffic towards your business.
Consider how you search the internet, are you going to choose a restaurant in Blackburn that is located on the first page or the fifth page? Always remember that businesses can't be successful in the absence of investments.
Premier SEO professionals are not entirely devoted to attaining the best ranks but also to improve your site's functionality. They will take care of various aspects such as hosting, coding and blanks within the website.
SEO can help a website grow as time goes on. This means the larger your site gets, the more traffic you are going to recieve. While search engine marketing campaigns can show your business on top of the first page, your listing will disappear as soon as you'll stop paying. On the contrary, organic search results will stick even in the absence of all investments.
Millions of people use their mobile devices to perform searches on the web. You can easily understand why, taking into consideration smartphones are convenient and easy to carry. Mobile users tend to rely more on organic search results than on paid ads. This is a consequence of the fact that organic results cater to specific users, being therefore more likely to suit their needs. For businesses who rely on mobile traffic, SEO is a key investment.
The use of cell phones can be connected to social media pages. Many people discuss business on Twitter, Facebook or WhatsApp every single day. When seeking for solutions to their problems, users could decide to perform an online search, so it's mandatory that they find your website before the ones of your competitors. If your establishment's site has reliable information, you are assured of obtaining recommendations from these internet users.
It's easy for small business owners to overlook the importance of SEO in their overall marketing mix. However, a large number of small businesses can easily gain a lot from SEO, as so many consumers are looking for local solutions. For instance, visitors in a city searching for a nice restaurant to dine in will use their mobile device to find the most popular restaurants in their neighborhood that serve their favorite dishes. Top ranking business are the most likely to benefit from such users. Consider the fact that people often review businesses after they have found them online is just an added benefit.
Local establishments in Blackburn have a lot to gain since they can easily get good reviews from clients who are dedicated to their enterprises. If you are afraid that SEO is a waste of time and money, consider how many people move into your city on a yearly basis, all looking for something.
In the past, it was hard for a small business in Blackburn to compete with the big guys. SEO is an inexpensive and equal platform everybody can use to attract customers. A huge corporation may disregard the significance of SEO, which implies that small firms can take advantage of the opportunity to be the best alternatives in that particular niche. In the long run, trust is built, and prospects become seasoned clients.


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Emirates stops flights to major Australian cities 9:53 pm
Prime Minister presents land titles to 33 residents 9:47 pm
Youth elected to National Police Youth Club Movement executive trained 9:31 pm
New migrant caravan leaves Honduras in pursuit of American dream 9:13 pm
UK asks all arrivals to quarantine as virus deaths rise 8:54 pm
Agriculture ministry announces project to grow fisheries sector 8:41 pm
UK registers daily record of 1,564 COVID-19 deaths
Wednesday, January, 13 2021 11:41 am
LONDON, United Kingdom (AFP) — Britain on Wednesday announced another 1,564 virus fatalities, a daily record and the first time the death toll has passed 1,500 in a 24-hour period during the coronavirus pandemic. Read More
Jamaican charged with smuggling cocaine into US
NEW JERSEY, United States (CMC) — A Jamaican man faces the possibility of up to 40 years in prison in the United States and a massive fine after being charged with smuggling a kilogramme of cocaine in coffee bags and picture frames. Read More
Green calls on hoteliers to set up food banks for the vulnerable
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, Floyd Green, has challenged hoteliers to set up food banks for the distribution of excess food to the vulnerable in the society, working in collaboration with the Ministry of Labour and Social Security in an effort to reduce the... Read More
15-y-o Nathalia Graham missing
KINGSTON, Jamaica — An Ananda Alert has been activated for 15-year-old Nathalia Graham of Newbury Avenue, Kingston 10 who has been missing since Monday.She is of dark complexion, slim build and about five feet five inches tall. Read More
Pope receives coronavirus vaccine — reports
ROME, Italy (AFP) — Pope Francis, 84, was given the coronavirus vaccine on Wednesday, according to media reports. Read More
New virus mutation raises vaccine questions
PARIS, France (AFP) — As the British coronavirus variant occupies countries' pandemic plans due to its increased transmissibility, other mutations to the Sars-CoV-2 are provoking concern among scientists who are scrambling to work out if they will still respond to vaccines. Read More
COVID-19: Here's what you need to know today
KINGSTON, Jamaica — More than 91.5 million coronavirus infections have been confirmed worldwide, with over 1.9 million people across 196 countries and territories having died and over 56.3 million having recovered from the virus. Read More
92 new cases of COVID-19, two deaths
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Jamaica has recorded 92 new cases of COVID-19 and two new deaths over the last 24 hours, the Ministry of Health and Wellness has reported.This brings the total number of cases to 13,852, and the country's death toll to 317. Read More
GENEVA, Switzerland (AFP) — The shift to home-working triggered by the coronavirus pandemic looks set to endure long-term, making it vital to protect employees' rights and avoid blurred lines between on-the-clock hours and personal time, the United Nations said Wednesday. Read More
UK to trial 24-hour COVID vaccinations
LONDON, United Kingdom (AFP) — Britain will make appointments for coronavirus vaccinations available 24 hours-a-day "as soon as we can", Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Wednesday, reversing his opposition to the idea. Read More
16-y-o Brittany Bouges missing
Wednesday, January, 13 2021 9:38 am
PORTLAND, Jamaica — An Ananda Alert has been activated for 16-year-old Brittany Bouges of Drapers Heights, Portland who has been missing since Monday.She is of dark complexion, slim build and about five feet five inches tall. Read More
Sir Hilary, Dr Fauci to be honoured with Martin Luther King Award
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Reverend Al Sharpton, president and founder of the US National Action Network, has announced that the organisation's Dr Martin Luther King Jr Day awards will be conferred on Professor Sir Hilary Beckles and Dr Anthony Fauci at the annual breakfast event on MLK Day,... Read More
Returning resident freed after court upholds no-case submission
ST THOMAS, Jamaica — Returning resident, 48-year-old Carl Williams, was yesterday freed in the Yallahs Parish Court after the judge upheld a no-case submission made by his attorneys Peter Champagnie QC and Richard Lynch. Read More
Over 520 passports processed through community fairs — PICA
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Over 520 passports have been processed by the Passport, Immigration and Citizenship Agency (PICA) through local business and community fairs, the agency reported yesterday. Read More
UNITED STATES (AP) — Coronavirus deaths in the US hit another one-day high at over 4,300 with the country's attention focused largely on the fallout from the deadly uprising at the Capitol. Read More
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Commission consults on future of bird and habitat laws
Commission consults on…
A consultation to review the costs and benefits of the birds and habitats Directives has been launched by the European commission.
The consultation, published yesterday, asks if the directives have met their objectives, what the costs and benefits have been, and if positive outcomes could be achieved through national laws rather
Landmark case against the Environment Agency
The claimants in Harris v Environment Agency applied for judicial review of the Agency's refusal to expand the scope of an investigation into the effect of groundwater abstraction from wetland sites across the Norfolk Broads.
Anglian Water fined for pollution incidents
Anglian Water has been fined £1,221,000 following two court cases relating to pollution incidents that occurred in 2019.
Small-scale supervision: IA in Malta
Charlene Smith outlines how the environmental impact assessment process is implemented in Malta
Dry states: Where the challenges run deep in North Africa
North Africa is a hotspot for climate change, and the challenges run deep. Huw Morris reports on a severely water-stressed region
Judicial review of Net Zero strategy upheld in parts
In R. (on the application of Friends of the Earth Ltd) v Secretary of State for the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, the claimant applied for judicial review of the Secretary's decisions to approve pro-posals and policies prepared under the Climate Change Act 2008, and to publish the government's Net Zero Strategy to comply with his obligations.
Norfolk man jailed and given CBO for illegal waste operation
A Norfolk garage owner who repeatedly ignored Environment Agency warnings about storing end-of-life vehicles (ELVs) and parts has been jailed for six months.
Impact Assessment Outlook Journal 14: ESG in International Markets
Embedding sustainability principles into business processes is becoming mainstream, but the term 'sustainability' is vulnerable to misuse.


Christian Pondella is always looking to capture a new and exciting adventure. He climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro with his close friend, Will Gadd. "We wanted to show the icy heights of Africa, with the desert plains in the background. We began the photo shoot after acclimatising for five days." What makes this climb even more special is that all the ice on Mt. Kilimanjaro may be gone in ten years.


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As of Metasploit Framework version 3.3.2, every exploit module has been assigned a rank based on its potential impact to the target system. Support for using the new rankings to search, categorize, and prioritize exploits was added in version 3.3.3.

The ranking is implemented by adding a `Rank` constant at the top of the class declaration in the module:

```ruby
class Metasploit4 < Msf::Exploit
    Rank = LowRanking
    def initialize(info={})
        ...
    end
    ...
end
```

The ranking values are one of the following, in descending order of reliability:

* ExcellentRanking
* GreatRanking
* GoodRanking
* NormalRanking
* AverageRanking
* LowRanking
* ManualRanking

The ranking methodology:

* __ExcellentRanking__ - The exploit will never crash the service. This is the case for SQL Injection, CMD execution, RFI, LFI, etc. No typical memory corruption exploits should be given this ranking unless there are extraordinary circumstances (WMF Escape()).
* __GreatRanking__ - The exploit has a default target AND either auto-detects the appropriate target or uses an application-specific return address AFTER a version check.
* __GoodRanking__ - The exploit has a default target and it is the "common case" for this type of software (English, Windows XP for a desktop app, 2003 for server, etc).
* __NormalRanking__ - The exploit is otherwise reliable, but depends on a specific version and can't (or doesn't) reliably autodetect.
* __AverageRanking__ - The exploit is generally unreliable or difficult to exploit.
* __LowRanking__ - The exploit is nearly impossible to exploit (or under 50%) for common platforms.
* __ManualRanking__ - The exploit is unstable or difficult to exploit and is basically a DoS. This ranking is also used when the module has no use unless specifically configured by the user (e.g.: php_eval).

The ranking value is available the module Class object as well as instances:

```ruby
modcls = framework.exploits["windows/browser/ie_createobject"]
modcls.rank      # => 600
modcls.rank_to_s # => "excellent"

mod = modcls.new
mod.rank      # => 600
mod.rank_to_s # => "excellent"
```

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The Desert Guilds Quilt Show is presented by three quilt guilds: Cactus Sew-ables Quilt Guild, Coachella Valley Quilt Guild, and Pass Patchers Quilt Guild. The show is a biennial event held in the even-numbered years. It is traditionally held the first weekend in March.
This show is a major fundraiser for all three guilds and there are many ways to participate.
One quilt can be entered by each active member of the three guilds.
Viewer's Choice 2018 -- Pat Siegel -- "Passing Time"
Directions for the challenge quilt are provided and materials are sold at guild meetings for a nominal charge. Awards for this category are given out at the individual quilt guilds the month before the show and are displayed in full at the quilt show.
The quilt show is a non-juried show. Ribbons are awarded from the vendors, the Quilt Show Committee, and each Quilt Guild. A Viewer's Choice Award is presented at the end of the show for each of the four categories.
Each guild can decide whether or not they want to participate in the boutique. All items are hand made and donated by guild members.
Each guild receives the money made from items donated by their own guild.
We would love to have donations from each of you!!


The petitioner's own testimony supports the finding of the District Court as to the time when he abandoned the vessel on which he had been serving as a seaman, and his departure from the vessel, then or later, without informing the master whether he persisted in his demand for wages, precludes the inference that, in the circumstances described in this Court's opinion, ante p. 294 U. S. 23, the failure to pay wages was "without sufficient cause."
This was a motion for a reargument of the cause reported ante, p. 294 U. S. 23.
Petitioner has moved for reargument of the question whether the failure to pay his wages was "without sufficient cause," on the ground that this Court "misapprehended the facts shown by the record" in accepting the finding of the District Court, 3 F.Supp. 184, that petitioner "departed the ship without seeing the captain" on the second day after her arrival at the port of London.
following day, it may be inferred that he did not leave until the cargo was discharged, and that the failure to pay wages before his departure on March 1st was therefore without sufficient cause.
The details of petitioner's leaving the vessel were not considered by the Circuit Court of Appeals, presumably because its decision was placed on other grounds. 70 F.2d 632. But, in this Court, respondent properly sought to sustain the decision below on the ground that the failure to pay wages was not without sufficient cause. In its brief, it specifically relied on the finding of the District Court that petitioner had abandoned the vessel two days after arrival, and cited the record in support of the finding. Petitioner in this Court neither challenged the finding of the District Court nor assailed the sufficiency of the evidence to support it, and we are now asked, for the first time, by a motion for reargument, to weigh the evidence.
The petitioner, in his testimony in his own behalf, both on direct and cross-examination, testified at four different points in the record that he abandoned the vessel on February 28th, which was on Tuesday, two days after arrival. He identified the day of abandonment by its date, as being on Tuesday, and as being the day after his visit to the Consul's office, which was on Monday, February 27th. He was equally specific in his testimony that, when he left the vessel, he did not intend to return and did not in fact return. We accept his testimony as correct and as abundantly supporting the finding of the District Court.
We also think, as the opinion indicates, that petitioner's departure from the vessel, whenever it occurred, without informing the master whether he persisted in his demand, precludes the inference that, in the circumstances, the failure to pay wages was "without sufficient cause."


Energy Resources of Australia Ltd (ERA) is the world's third-largest uranium producer. Since 1981, the company has mined uranium ore to produce uranium oxide (U3O8) at the Ranger Mine located 250 kilometres east of Darwin in Australia's Northern Territory. ERA sells its products to power utilities in Japan, South Korea, Europe and North America under strict international safeguards.
The company's goal is to optimise profitable sales through securing medium and long term contracts and expects to produce from its Ranger #3 open pit and ore stockpiles until at least 2011. ERA also holds title to the Jabiluka deposit located 22.5 kilometres north of the existing Ranger facilities. The Jabiluka project is under environmental care and maintenance.
The Ranger Project Area and the Jabiluka Mineral Lease are located on Aboriginal land. The conditions for using Aboriginal land are laid down in Agreements with the representative body, the Northern Land Council.
ERA is a 68.4 per cent owned subsidiary of Rio Tinto Australia, a diversified resource company, and has a management services agreement with Rio Tinto.


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Press Center Siggraph 2007 Papers
The SIGGRAPH Papers program is an international forum for disseminating new scholarly work in computer graphics. Each year, industry professionals are invited to submit high-quality papers that promise to set the standard in the field and stimulate future trends. SIGGRAPH 2007 Papers chair and professor of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering at Stanford University Marc Levoy, together with a three-person Papers Advisory Board and 54-person Program Committee, accepted a record number of papers this year. Of 455 papers received, the Papers Committee accepted 108, translating to an acceptance rate of 23.7 percent, the highest since 1984. These papers span the core areas of modeling, animation, rendering, and imaging, but also touch on related areas such as visualization, computer vision, human-computer interaction, and applications of computer graphics, says Levoy.
New this year, paper presentations are limited to 20 minutes and will be followed by five minutes of discussion with the session chair serving as moderator. Attendees can submit questions to discussants electronically or via passed notes.
"One trend I've seen is a continuing increase in the number of papers related to imaging, both still photographs and video," Levoy notes. "One buzzword we're hearing a lot about these days is 'computational photography.' It was the topic of recent issues of IEEE Computer and IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, and it is the subject of a sizeable fraction of the papers at this year's conference. We are also seeing a continued convergence of the computer graphics and computer vision fields."
On being the Papers program chair for SIGGRAPH 2007, Levoy says: "It's a huge amount of work, but also a great source of satisfaction. The impact of individual SIGGRAPH papers may not be known for years."
Visit www.siggraph.org/s2007 for specifics about presentation speakers, topics, dates, locations, and times.
Brompton Powers Pixomondo's Virtual Production Pipeline for S4 of 'Star Trek: Discovery'
Brompton Technology, a leader in LED video processors for virtual production, broadcast, and live events, recently helped the VFX team at Pixomondo bring "Star Trek: Discovery" into a new era using vi ...
Imaginary Forces Uses Animation to Highlight Athletes' Ability and Drive
Imaginary Forces (IF) recently teamed up with WPP Agencies (Grey and Mediacom) and SK-II Studio to produce a short film for global prestige skincare brand SK-II's groundbreaking anthology series "VS" ...
BlueBolt Crafts Seamless VFX for 'The Irregulars'
BlueBolt provided both spectacle and a taste of Victorian London for the supernatural crime series The Irregulars, streaming on Netflix from March 26. The Irregulars is an eight-episode drama series s ...


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2008: Oct-Dec
Liberty News Control Freaks
Privacy News
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Latest
Jan-March April-June July-Sept Oct-Dec
Offsite Article: Facial recognition...
People hate it but government's love it, guess who is prevailing? See article from politico.eu
Offsite Article: EFF's Year in Review...
Full story: DNS Over Https...A new internet protocol will make government website blocking more difficult
Encrypting DNS. By Max Hunter and Seth Schoen See article from eff.org
Full story: Internet Encryption...Encryption, essential for security but givernments don't see it that way
Fancy New Terms, Same Old Backdoors: The Encryption Debate in 2019. By Joe Mullin See article from eff.org
Self financing snooping...
France initiates a program of mass social media surveillance in the name of preventing tax fraud
Full story: Comms Snooping in France...French database to monitor political activists
See article from bbc.com
The French government has come up with an innovative way of financing a program of mass social media, surveillance, to use it to detect tax fraud.
The self financing surveillance scheme has now been given the go the constitutional court. Customs and tax officials will be allowed to review users' profiles, posts and pictures for evidence of undisclosed income.
In its ruling, the court acknowledged that users' privacy and freedom of expression could be compromised, but its applied caveats to the legislation. It said authorities would have to ensure that password-protected content was off limits and that they would only be able to use public information pertaining to the person divulging it online. However the wording suggests that the non public data is available and can be used for other more covert reasons.
The mass collection of data is part of a three-year online monitoring experiment by the French government and greatly increases the state's online surveillance powers.
Offsite Article: How to disappear completely...
The technological lowdown on keeping a digital low profile in a world without privacy. By James Adams See article from spectator.us
Tape over the camera...
That FBI warns smart TV users that they may being snooped upon
See article from fbi.gov
The FBI in Portland writesL
Smart TVs are called that because they connect to the Internet. They allow you to use popular streaming services and apps. Many also have microphones for those of us who are too lazy to actually to pick up the remote. Just shout at your set that you want to change the channel or turn up the volume and you are good to go.
A number of the newer TV's also have built-in cameras. In some cases, the cameras are used for facial recognition so the TV knows who is watching and can suggest programming appropriately. There are also devices coming to market that allow you to video chat with grandma in 42" glory.
Beyond the risk that your TV manufacturer and app developers may be listening and watching you, that television can also be a gateway for hackers to come into your home. A bad cyber actor may not be able to access your locked-down computer directly, but it is possible that your unsecured TV can give him or her an easy way in the backdoor through your router.
Hackers can also take control of your unsecured TV. At the low end of the risk spectrum, they can change channels, play with the volume, and show your kids inappropriate videos. In a worst-case scenario, they can turn on your bedroom TV's camera and microphone and silently cyberstalk you.
TVs and technology are a big part of our lives, and they aren't going away. So how can you protect your family?
Know exactly what features your TV has and how to control those features. Do a basic Internet search with your model number and the words "microphone," "camera," and "privacy."
Don't depend on the default security settings. Change passwords if you can -- and know how to turn off the microphones, cameras, and collection of personal information if possible. If you can't turn them off, consider whether you are willing to take the risk of buying that model or using that service.
If you can't turn off a camera but want to, a simple piece of black tape over the camera eye is a back-to-basics option.
Check the manufacturer's ability to update your device with security patches. Can they do this? Have they done it in the past?
Check the privacy policy for the TV manufacturer and the streaming services you use. Confirm what data they collect, how they store that data, and what they do with it.
Offsite Article: WhatsApp sues Israeli firm...
Full story: WhatsApp Censorship...Authorities wound up encrypted communications app
Facebook heroically takes on hacking and snooping specialist NGO who used a vulnerability in Whatsapp to plant snooping software on activist's phones See article from theguardian.com
Offsite Article: Without encryption, we will lose all privacy. This is our new battleground...
The US, UK and Australia are taking on Facebook in a bid to undermine the only method that protects our personal information. By Edward Snowden See article from theguardian.com
Offsite Article: France becomes the first EU country to use facial recognition to create a digital ID card...
No doubt soon to be the baseline ID required for logging people's porn browsing in the name of child protection. See article from bloomberg.com
A couple of steps ahead of the UK...
China adds new surveillance requirements for internet users to submit to a facial scan before internet connection
Full story: Mass snooping in China...Internet and phone snooping in China
See article from dailymail.co.uk
China has stepped up its internet censorship by demanding its citizens pass a facial-recognition test to be able to use web services.
People who want to have the internet installed at home or on their phones must have their faces scanned by the Chinese authority to prove their identities, according to a new regulation.
The rule, which will take effect on December 1, is said to be part of the social credit system which rates the Chinese citizens based on their daily behaviour.
Chinese citizens are also banned from re-selling their SIM cards by the regulation to prevent unregistered users from making calls from mobile phones.
China has been building the world's largest facial-recognition surveillance system.The Big-Brother-style scheme is powered by hundreds of millions of AI street cameras aiming to identify any of the country's citizens within three seconds.
Bollox Britain


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var ItemInjector = (function () {
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        this.viewContainerRef = viewContainerRef;
        this._componentFactoryResolver = _componentFactoryResolver;
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    }
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            return;
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                this.componentRef = this.viewContainerRef.createComponent(componentFactory);
            }
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                try {
                    var componentFactory = this._componentFactoryResolver.resolveComponentFactory(this.component(this.item, this.inputs));
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                catch (e) {
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    };
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        { type: Directive, args: [{ selector: '[itemInjector]' },] },
    ];
    ItemInjector.ctorParameters = function () { return [
        { type: ViewContainerRef, },
        { type: ComponentFactoryResolver, },
    ]; };
    ItemInjector.propDecorators = {
        "item": [{ type: Input, args: ["itemInjector",] },],
        "component": [{ type: Input, args: ["inject",] },],
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ASCA rediscovery of the X-ray source in the 1978 November 19 gamma-ray burst error box
K. Hurley, P. Li, T. Murakami, R. Shibata, Y. Ogasaka, H. Pedersen, F. Vrba, C. Luginbuhl, T. Cline, D. Palmer, G. Ricker, C. Kouveliotou, N. Kawai, M. Matsuoka, A. Yosihda, M. Yamauchi, J. Nishimura, K. Yoshida
We present an analysis of the X-ray content of the 1978 November 19 gamma-ray burst error box using ASCA. We confirm the presence of a source that was detected by Einstein, but not confirmed by EXOSAT, and measure its spectrum between 0.5 and 8 keV. Using a power-law fit with an index of 1.77, the source flux is 1.6 X 10-13 erg cm-2 s-1. This source was also observed by ROSAT. Using both old and new optical and radio data, we examine a possible counterpart for the X-ray source. We find that the probability of a chance association between the X-ray source and the gamma-ray burst error box is small enough to warrant its consideration as a possible counterpart to the burst source.
Astrophysical Journal
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Hurley, K., Li, P., Murakami, T., Shibata, R., Ogasaka, Y., Pedersen, H., Vrba, F., Luginbuhl, C., Cline, T., Palmer, D., Ricker, G., Kouveliotou, C., Kawai, N., Matsuoka, M., Yosihda, A., Yamauchi, M., Nishimura, J., & Yoshida, K. (1996). ASCA rediscovery of the X-ray source in the 1978 November 19 gamma-ray burst error box. Astrophysical Journal, 469(2 PART II), L105-L107. https://doi.org/10.1086/310272
ASCA rediscovery of the X-ray source in the 1978 November 19 gamma-ray burst error box. / Hurley, K.; Li, P.; Murakami, T. その他.
In: Astrophysical Journal, Vol. 469, No. 2 PART II, 01.10.1996, p. L105-L107.
Hurley, K, Li, P, Murakami, T, Shibata, R, Ogasaka, Y, Pedersen, H, Vrba, F, Luginbuhl, C, Cline, T, Palmer, D, Ricker, G, Kouveliotou, C, Kawai, N, Matsuoka, M, Yosihda, A, Yamauchi, M, Nishimura, J & Yoshida, K 1996, 'ASCA rediscovery of the X-ray source in the 1978 November 19 gamma-ray burst error box', Astrophysical Journal, vol. 469, no. 2 PART II, pp. L105-L107. https://doi.org/10.1086/310272
Hurley K, Li P, Murakami T, Shibata R, Ogasaka Y, Pedersen H その他. ASCA rediscovery of the X-ray source in the 1978 November 19 gamma-ray burst error box. Astrophysical Journal. 1996 10月 1;469(2 PART II):L105-L107. doi: 10.1086/310272
Hurley, K. ; Li, P. ; Murakami, T. その他. / ASCA rediscovery of the X-ray source in the 1978 November 19 gamma-ray burst error box. In: Astrophysical Journal. 1996 ; Vol. 469, No. 2 PART II. pp. L105-L107.
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Davis Polk & Wardwell has made a major double partner hire from Clifford Chance (CC) to launch a litigation practice in Hong Kong. CC's top-ranked Asia-Pacific litigation and dispute resolution head Martin Rogers and partner James Wadham are set to join Davis Polk's eight partner Hong Kong office, currently focused on capital markets and corporate matters.
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Damn. RIP to a legend.
Also the first African American MLB manager.
A great player in his day. And yea, didn't he get traded for that perinneal all-star Milt Pappas.
He was also in the very exclusive club of triple crown winners. RIP and it was an honor to have him manage the Nats out of the gate.
One of the first things that popped into my head in thinking about Robinson when I head he'd passed was the memory of the big, tough, fearsome guy in tears after a Nats game in 2006. He'd had to play backup catcher Matt Lecroy against the Astros, and LeCroy simply couldn't throw. The Astros stole seven bases in half a game, and LeCroy aided them by sailing a couple of throws into the outfield. With two men on late in the game, and the Astros looking like they were going to run wild again, Robinson pulled the rare move of subbing out LeCroy in the middle of an inning, bringing in an emergency catcher.
I recall that game. I think LeCroy was hurt and did his best in a bad situation. Frank finally hit the tipping point where leaving him in was worse than the humiliation of taking him out for a utility player. LeCroy was managing in the Nats farm system for a while (still with the H-burg Senators, just checked).
LeCroy was one of the great late-era beer leaguers. He couldn't catch years previous to that debacle when he was with the twins, but you still loved having his bat on your bench and he always seemed like a guy who loved the game and deeply appreciated being able to have a place in MLB.
Looks like our long national nightmare might be wrapping up.
Bryce Harper, who has been waiting for someone to meet his price, appears to have found that team in the #Phillies. There is no deal yet but he will ultimately receive more than the 10-year, $300 million contract he turned down from the #Nats in September.
Looks like Moustakas is returning to the Brewers. $10M for 2019 and an option for 2020. That means he'll make less over the '18-'19 seasons combined ($16.5M) than he would had he accepted the Royals 2017 QO ($17.5M).
Also, KC fans no longer have to worry about Alcides Escobar's .270 OBP in the leadoff spot day after day after day anymore. He was signed by Baltimore to a minor league deal ($700K if he makes the bigs).
Moose also turned down a 3 year/45 offer that same offseason he brushed off the Royals qualifying offer, I think.
Hilariously and right on schedule, tonight Jon Heyman – Boras's personal coffee runner and towel boy – tweets that the Phillies might be the favorites, but the Padres and Giants are still in.
Boras using Heyman to see if he can get the Phils to add another $5-10 mil by bidding against themselves.
I wonder if Jon Heyman enjoys being Scott Boras' personal stalking horse. I suppose there must be an envelope full of 100 dollar bills at some point in the process.
Or treats, like a corgi.
Bochy's hanging up his spurs at the end of the season.
Heck of a career for Boch.
He has done more with less than probably any manager in history. Just look at the Giants line up over the past 10 years. And yea, nice to see him retire on his time instead of because of a serious health condition.
He could be a frustrating manager to watch sometimes, but he'll definitely be missed. The players, by all accounts, love him.
Ask the Padres, while you are at it.
There is no way Trout will be a free agent next year.
Per Passan, Machado signs with the Padres.