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Channel Conflict in Technology Businesses
As I’ve been reading the trade magazines recently, I’ve paid particular attention to the channel magazines. A big story for several months has been the change in leadership at HP, since Mark Hurd took over as CEO from Carly Fiorina. This change has been met with much interest and concern for two reasons: 1) HP is a VERY BIG supplier to channel and 2) The company that Mark Hurd formerly led, NCR, utilized the channel to a far less extent than HP. So the natural concern is Hurd may steer HP toward a greater percentage of direct business in their distribution model.CHANNEL PROPAGANDA It was interesting, especially at first, to watch various editorials attempt to “read the Mark Hurd tea leaves.” This started IMMEDIATELY AFTER his very first press conference, which ANNOUNCED his appointment as the new HP CEO. The better part of one issue of a prominent channel magazine seemed dedicated to trying to decipher the impact on the channel by interpreting his earliest words. Hurd basically said, “I don’t know yet”. His appointment had just been announced within the last hour, so that seemed to be a pretty reasonable statement! While certainly not universal, many a columnist and channel spokesperson interpreted this simple, honest statement to be a putdown

e day. The Scarlet Knights used ball control as they won the TOP battle and had five drives that lasted more than 4:11.

(1) OHIO STATE 35 Northern Illinois 12

Ohio St. jumped out to a 28-0 lead and never looked back. 10 of the 11 Buckeyes possessions crossed midfield but two missed field goals and two fumbles inside the Huskies seven-yard line made the score more respectable than it really was. Northern Illinois finished just 1-13 on third down conversions and its best drive of the game didn’t come until the fourth quarter when the game was already decided.

(21) OREGON 48 Stanford 10

The Ducks tallied 534 yards of offense and broke open a close game by scoring the final 31 points. Stanford had plenty of opportunities as it finished only 1-4 inside the redzone and that turned out to be just a field goal. The Cardinals missed two short field goals and turned it over on downs at the Oregon 21-yard line. The Ducks crossed midfield on every possession as it racked up 298 yards rushing on 41 carries (7.3 ypc).

(19) PENN STATE 34 Akron 16

Akron played very tough and trailed by just eight points midway through the third quarter until Penn St. was able to pull away. The Zips finished with more first downs and held the Nittany Lions to 76 yards rushing on 27 carries (2.8 ypc). Akron finished with only 33 rushing yards on 34 carries (1.0 ypc) despite controlling the clock for nearly 16 minutes more. Penn St.’s average starting field position was its own 49-yard line.

WASHINGTON 35 San Jose St 29

San Jose St. nearly pulled off the upset but after pulling to within six points late in the fourth quarter, the Huskies busted off a 68-yard touchdown run to put the game out of reach. Washington finished with 300 yards rushing on 41 carries (7.3 ypc) while holding the Spartans to just 50 yards on 29 carries (1.7

What To Do When Preparing To Become A Web Hosting Reseller, But You Are Not Prepared To Offer Suppor
This article treats the most common issues related to offering support services when running a web hosting business. If anyone plans to start and to run a long time hosting business, then support services is the key for making the clients stay with you.The support requirements are strictly linked to what kind of web hosting business you are planning to run. In short, there are several scenarios for offering web hosting services:1) you buy your own dedicated server and start selling hosting packages by using some web hosting automation software, support is done by yourself or by people hired to do the job;2) buy a common reseller package and find an outsourced company to do support;3) buy a reseller package that offers end-user support included in that reseller hosting account;4) sign-up Sign up for a hosts affiliate program and you usually can get money per each signup or per total amount of money spent by the referred client;The first option raises big issues when considering things like, administration expertise, billing, customer questions to answer, helpdesk. Therefore, it is only recommended for the most experienced webmasters and for sure it does not simplify the customer support process.The second option also raises

Inside the Boxscores is a weekly feature from Matt Fargo that has been widely recognized as the best summation in college football. He takes an in-depth look at each game and pulls out the most pertinent information that will help you handicap games in the future. College football is filled with quirky plays, misleading scores and surprise endings. Fargo takes you inside the action.

Boston College 31 CENTRAL MICHIGAN 24

Boston College pulled away to a comfortable 31-10 lead before the Chippewas tried to make a ferocious comeback. Central Michigan stiffened its defense and capitalized with two long touchdown drives that pulled it within a touchdown late. The Chippewas forced another punt and drove down past midfield before an interception ended the game. Boston College finished with just 85 yards rushing on 32 carries (2.7 ypg) but it was still able to win the time of possession by over 10 minutes.

MIDDLE TENNESSEE 7 Florida International 6

Defense ruled in this game as no points were scored in the second half. Florida International actually outgained the Blue Raiders 247-175 but after scoring its touchdown on it opening drive, the Golden Panthers were unable to put together a drive longer than 31 yards the rest of the way. Florida International missed an extra point and a field goal which ended up being the difference.

BUFFALO 9 Temple 3

Buffalo outyarded Temple 356-183 but could manage just one field goal in regulation. The Bulls were inside the redzone on three different occasions but missed two short field goals and also fumbled once at the Owls 18-yard line. Temple had a first and goal from the Buffalo two-yard line but couldn’t punch it in and had to settle for the game-tying field goal. The Owls were intercepted in overtime on the first possession.

BALL STATE 38 Eastern Michigan 20

Eastern Michigan outgained the Cardinals 435-389 but it turned the ball over on downs twice and had to settle for two short field goals. In total, 256 yards from those four drives resulted in just six points. The Eagles rushed for 226 yards on 38 carries (5.9 ypc) but it was the defense in the second half that could not contain the Cardinals who scored touchdowns in three of four drives to pull away.

Minnesota 44 KENT STATE 0

Minnesota ran all over Kent St. for 322 yards on 55 carries (5.9 ypc) while the defense forced six Golden Flashes turnovers. Kent St. fumbled at the Gophers goal line and missed a 20-yard field goal in successive possessions which could have cut into a 17-0 Minnesota lead. The Gophers were a perfect 6-6 inside the redzone and finished the game 8-11 on third and fourth down.

Northwestern 21 MIAMI-OHIO 3

Northwestern broke a scoreless tie in the third quarter with a blocked punt return for a touchdown which was the first of three straight scoring drives. Miami could only muster one field goal as the Wildcats shutdown the RedHawks rushing offense, allowing just 72 yards on 29 carries (2.5 ypc). Northwestern finished with five sacks and the Miami offense was just 2-14 on third and fourth down.

IOWA STATE 45 Toledo 43

A failed two-point conversion by Toledo in the third overtime was the difference. Iowa St. could have put the game away in regulation but turned the ball over on downs and the Rockets capitalized by driving 79 yards for the tying score. Toledo put up 367 yards through the air but the ground game was held in check, gaining just 45 yards on 27 carries (1.7 ypc). Both teams finished a perfect 5-5 inside the redzone.

South Carolina 15 MISSISSIPPI STATE 0

South Carolina held the Bulldogs to just 161 total yards and 10 first downs to record the shutout. Mississippi St. intercepted the Gamecocks on the first play of the game but missed a field goal on the ensuing drive and then never got closer than the South Carolina 38-yard line the rest of the way. Both rushing games never got going as the Gamecocks ran for just 81 yards while the Bulldogs gained just 79 yards.

Texas-El Paso 34 SAN DIEGO ST 27

The Miners overcame four interceptions and had to hold on after building a 24-point third quarter lead. The Aztecs pulled to within three points and had the ball midway through the fourth quarter with a chance to tie or take the lead but an interception led to a short UTEP touchdown. After a field goal, the Miners were able to run out the clock and preserve the win. The Aztecs outgained the Miners 384-243.

FRESNO STATE 28 Nevada 19

Nevada outgained Fresno St. by 15 yards but after cutting the Bulldogs lead to just two points early in the fourth quarter, it was unable to stop Fresno St. on a long touchdown drive. The Bulldogs rushed for 212 yards on 38 carries (5.6 ypc) and the defense came up with a big 4th down stop late in the final quarter to hang on for the win. Both teams finished 9-15 on third down conversions.

(14) MICHIGAN 27 Vanderbilt 7

Vanderbilt finished with only nine first downs and 171 total yards but still trailed by only six points late in the third quarter before Michigan pulled away. The Wolverines opened the game with an 81-yard touchdown drive but the offense managed only 300 yards the rest of the game. Michigan rushed for 246 yards on 51 carries (4.8 ypc) but the passing game accounted for only 135 yards.

MICHIGAN STATE 27 Idaho 17

Michigan St. put up 400 total yards of offense but it was unable to put away the Vandals until late in the final quarter. Idaho pulled to within a touchdown and stopped the Spartans on 4th down but was unable to capitalize. The Vandals ran more offensive plays and controlled the time of possession but averaged just four yards per play. The Spartans finished just 4-11 on third down conversions.

(3) TEXAS 56 North Texas 7

The Longhorns held North Texas to just six first downs and 95 total yards. The Mean Green were able to score a touchdown in their first drive of the second half but failed to have any other drive more than 20 yards. They finished with just 18 yards in the first half. Texas was very balanced with 212 yards rushing and 198 yards passing and finished a perfect 5-5 in the redzone. North Texas was also hurt by 11 penalties.

(18) CLEMSON 54 Florida Atlantic 6

Clemson outgained the Owls by only 109 total yards but benefited from four turnovers that led to 21 points. The Tigers also returned a punt 92 yards for a touchdown. Clemson held Florida Atlantic to just 47 yards rushing on 34 carries (1.4 ypc) and allowed just six points despite four trips in the redzone by the Owls. The Tigers also had four turnovers but Florida Atlantic was unable to take advantage.

(20) NEBRASKA 49 Louisiana Tech 10

The Huskers racked up 584 total yards and six of its seven touchdown drives were 64 yards or more. Louisiana Tech was fortunate to be down by just 11 points at halftime but two turnovers in the third quarter inside Huskers territory killed any chances of a comeback. Nebraska finished with 252 yards rushing on 48 carries (5.2 ypc) while the Bulldogs finished with just 67 yards on 21 carries (3.2 ypc)

Rutgers 21 NORTH CAROLINA 16

North Carolina outgained the Scarlet Knights 403-362 but three turnovers inside the Rutgers 32-yard line killed three scoring chances. The Tar Heels were down by 11 points and driving early in the fourth quarter but fumbled at the Rutgers one-yard line stopping their longest possession of the day. The Scarlet Knights used ball control as they won the TOP battle and had five drives that lasted more than 4:11.

(1) OHIO STATE 35 Northern Illinois 12

(21) OREGON 48 Stanford 10

(19) PENN STATE 34 Akron 16

WASHINGTON 35 San Jose St 29

Search Engine Marketing Optimize Your Site For Profits
Search engines are the best way to get free targeted visitors to your website. A top ranking on Google can literally mean millions of dollars for highly searched terms. A top rank on MSN or Yahoo can also bring substantial money your way.Getting to the top of the major search engines is somewhat difficult for the really big terms. But somebody else did it and so can you.All over this site I recommend building a large interlinked website. Hundreds of pages all linking to and from each other. Each page optimized for a specific search term and containing good content and some well placed Adsense ads and a few affiliate links.The best way to get at least some good rankings is to put up 500 well optimized pages. To help you, here are some tips about the basics of search engine marketing by optimization.Getting the Basics RightMETA TagsThe most basic of optimization principles are META tags. You can find a lot information all over the place about the mystical META tags. The reality is that most search engines now place very little weight in them.The only tip you really need about these tags is this: USE META TAGS FOR THEIR INTENDED PURPOSE. Use them to accurately identify the true content of your pages.These are the thing

rn Michigan outgained the Cardinals 435-389 but it turned the ball over on downs twice and had to settle for two short field goals. In total, 256 yards from those four drives resulted in just six points. The Eagles rushed for 226 yards on 38 carries (5.9 ypc) but it was the defense in the second half that could not contain the Cardinals who scored touchdowns in three of four drives to pull away.

Minnesota 44 KENT STATE 0

Northwestern 21 MIAMI-OHIO 3

IOWA STATE 45 Toledo 43

South Carolina 15 MISSISSIPPI STATE 0

Texas-El Paso 34 SAN DIEGO ST 27

FRESNO STATE 28 Nevada 19

(14) MICHIGAN 27 Vanderbilt 7

MICHIGAN STATE 27 Idaho 17

(3) TEXAS 56 North Texas 7

(18) CLEMSON 54 Florida Atlantic 6

(20) NEBRASKA 49 Louisiana Tech 10

Rutgers 21 NORTH CAROLINA 16

(1) OHIO STATE 35 Northern Illinois 12

(21) OREGON 48 Stanford 10

(19) PENN STATE 34 Akron 16

WASHINGTON 35 San Jose St 29

Making the Best Choice in Flooring Material
Flooring is at the top of the list when it comes to adding value to a home. When it comes to making the best decision for choosing the right flooring for a room it can be difficult at times. However, if you apply a few basic rules you can find just the right style to meet your flooring desires. This article will help you in your next flooring decision.So, How Much Traffic Does The Room Get?When putting together your plans for a flooring remodeling project on a room you must ask how much traffic the room will have on a regular basis. If it is a highly walked on area then the flooring must of course be ore durable. Is cleaning the flooring of importance? Will it be susceptible to dings, scratches, and dropped items? Will the cost be more important that the look?OK, once you have determined your most important aspects to the flooring you can move to the next step of making a good choice in flooring material. Ok, what is going to be the true investment in this flooring project? If it is an investment for along period of time then you will want to think about longer lasting materials. The biggest mistake is actually made when people put in an expensive carpet or flooring material and then up and try to recap the value immediately. If you feel that you mi

cepted the Gamecocks on the first play of the game but missed a field goal on the ensuing drive and then never got closer than the South Carolina 38-yard line the rest of the way. Both rushing games never got going as the Gamecocks ran for just 81 yards while the Bulldogs gained just 79 yards.

Texas-El Paso 34 SAN DIEGO ST 27

FRESNO STATE 28 Nevada 19

(14) MICHIGAN 27 Vanderbilt 7

MICHIGAN STATE 27 Idaho 17

(3) TEXAS 56 North Texas 7

(18) CLEMSON 54 Florida Atlantic 6

(20) NEBRASKA 49 Louisiana Tech 10

Rutgers 21 NORTH CAROLINA 16

(1) OHIO STATE 35 Northern Illinois 12

(21) OREGON 48 Stanford 10

(19) PENN STATE 34 Akron 16

WASHINGTON 35 San Jose St 29

Making Copper Sheet Fence Post Caps
Imagine this: You’re about to build yourself a nice fence that’s about twenty-five posts long and you decide to both decorate and protect it from natural rotting with some copper post caps. However, when you go to the store, you realize that at five bucks a cap, this project suddenly skyrockets in expense! Why not save yourself some money and create these easy-to-make copper sheet caps on your own?To start, you'll need a scrap piece of 4x4 fence post (or 6x6) about three feet long, a circular saw to create the form on the top of the scrap post, a wooden mallet (preferably hardwood with a 3 inch diameter) to hammer the copper sheet around the form, the copper sheet itself and a pair of metal cutters. The recommended copper sheet is a soft temper, .021 inch thick copper sheet (also known as 24 gauge or 16oz copper sheet).First, you will want to figure out what shape you want the post cap to be. A basic triangular tip is a good choice. So, using the circular saw, cut the form (your piece of scrap post) to the desired shape.Second, you might have to experiment, but cut the copper to the correct size for your particular post cap design. I might recommend using some scrap metal to experiment instead of valuable copper sheet. But it’s your choice.O

. The Vandals ran more offensive plays and controlled the time of possession but averaged just four yards per play. The Spartans finished just 4-11 on third down conversions.

(3) TEXAS 56 North Texas 7

(18) CLEMSON 54 Florida Atlantic 6

(20) NEBRASKA 49 Louisiana Tech 10

Rutgers 21 NORTH CAROLINA 16

(1) OHIO STATE 35 Northern Illinois 12

(21) OREGON 48 Stanford 10

(19) PENN STATE 34 Akron 16

WASHINGTON 35 San Jose St 29

Private Practice Marketing Secrets - Do You Have What it Takes to Be Successful in Private Practice?
Private practice marketing and building requires a certain type of person and mindset.Do you know what type of person has the most success in building and marketing their private practice? Read on to discover the four type of private practice marketers and which one is the most successful by far.4 Types of Private Practice MarketersIn my work mentoring hundreds of private practice professionals to create their ideal practice, I have identified four different types of private practice professionals.1. The SSS - SSS stand for Scared-Stuck-Secure- these are the folks that are too scared to move forward and are therefore stuck. They are stuck in a false sense of security sometimes called a paycheck.2. The Dreamers - The grave stone of the Dreamer will say "Wouldn't it be nice if.................." Dreamers would like to but they do not do. They wish but they do not do.3. The Dabblers - This is the category that most people fall into, by far. Here is a test to see if you are a Dabbler - look around your office and see how many books and programs line the shelves that you have never used. Now that happens occasionally to all of us. For a Dabbler that happens all the time.The good news is a Dabbler is the easiest person to get mo

e day. The Scarlet Knights used ball control as they won the TOP battle and had five drives that lasted more than 4:11.

(1) OHIO STATE 35 Northern Illinois 12

(21) OREGON 48 Stanford 10

(19) PENN STATE 34 Akron 16

WASHINGTON 35 San Jose St 29

(5) WEST VIRGINIA 42 Marshall 10

West Virginia outgained the Thundering Herd 485-322 thanks to 312 yards rushing on 52 carries (6.0 ypc). Marshall punted in its first four possessions but it was able to cross midfield in seven of its last nine drives but came away with only two scores from it. All of the Mountaineers touchdown drives were at least seven plays long and they were a perfect 6-6 inside the redzone.

WYOMING 38 Utah State 7

Wyoming outyarded Utah St. 460-129 and it held the Aggies to just five first downs. Utah St. scored its only touchdown on an interception return but it was still down by just three points very late in the third quarter. The Cowboys then pulled away with three touchdown drives along with an interception return for a score. Wyoming forced 10 punts while the Aggies finished 1-13 on third and fourth down.

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