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Omniture: Stalking Visitors Legitimately

It’s not the least bit creepy to find out exactly who your users are, which sites they visit, or what kind of pants they wear – it’s solid business tactics. Omniture helps the biggest names on the internet track their traffic and give their customers more of what they like.

Tags: Omniture Inc., Internet, church, jim, jones, sean, connery, muppet, michael, j, fox, teen, wolf, wwf, wrestling, alvin, chimpmunks, mcdonalds, brtiney, spears, anchorman, old, school, web video, cbs, cbs news, cbs.com, howard lindzon, closing bell, julie alexandria, wallstrip, wallstreet, stocks, stock market, stock exchange, money, finance, investing, invest, nasdaq, nyse, cash, business, warren, buffet, berkshire hathaway, day trade, trends, cnbc, trading, market, jim cramer, britney

Videos 2008-04-07

Old Mutual Says Skandia Dispute Settled

LONDON (Reuters UK) - Anglo-South African Old Mutual OM said its Swedish subsidiary, Skandia AB, had reached a favourable settlement in a six-year-old dispute over the sale of its asset management business, prompting a jump in its shares.Under a deal brokered by Swedish arbitrators, Skandia's mutually run life insurance unit,...

Tags: Asset, Asset Management, Operational Planning, Business Operations, Mutual, Old, Oukbs

News items 2008-10-03

Old Mutual CEO Resigns; Sees $135 Million Writedowns

LONDON (Reuters) - British insurer Old Mutal OML said on Wednesday Chief Executive Jim Sutcliffe would resign with immediate effect, and would be replaced by Julian Roberts. A statement gave no reason for Sutcliffe's resignation. Roberts is the former head of Skandia. In...

Tags: CEO, Roberts, Insurance, Business Operations, Corporate Insurance, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Old

News items 2008-09-10

Additional Resources

Back at the crossroads: the slippery fish of Australian retirement income policy

Introduction To obviate the financial losses that would otherwise accompany leaving work in old age, most countries have developed retirement income systems. These systems employ a limited range of governmental, quasi-governmental and private mechanisms which, through institutionalizing 'stable' sources of income support in later life, seek to protect...

Articles 2008-12-22

A note on the bivariate Lagrange interpolation polynomials

PRELIMINARIES The bivariate Lagrange interpolation problem is very old and its classical solution is well known. Gordon, in 1969, in (5), was the first who purposed a very nice and simple solution to this problem, based on the so called method of parametric extensions. It can be found...

Articles 2008-12-01

No problems here

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] In the July/August issue Speak Out, Ms. Lin Wilwol stated her opinions about good-looking women in gun ads. You asked to hear what young people had to say about this. Here it is. Ha PROBLEM! I am a 15-year old boy who's just recently gotten a...

Articles 2008-11-01

Liberal gun owner?

I am a 23 year-old male reader of your mag. I might be changing my source of info, however, much to your dismay. I'd rather get my handgunning information from watching old Bond films than to give you any more of my money. I understand that naturally, your advertisements are...

Articles 2008-11-01

Old is new

It's a rainy Sunday and I was cleaning out some of the old magazines in which I had articles. In hand is the Nov/Dec 1988 issue of Handgunner. My only contribution was, of all things, a book review on Brian A Felter's book Police Defensive Handgun Use and Encounter Tactics....

Articles 2008-11-01

Quality returns

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Well, what goes around comes around and today there are several companies refusing to accept foreign manufacturing in favor of high quality, but higher costs. One of those fine companies is United States Firearms in Hartford, Ct. President, Doug Donnelly founded the company in 1997 in...

Articles 2008-11-01

Old is new again

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The great exodus of American Manufacturers to foreign soil began in earnest back in the 1970's when labor prices began eating into profits and gun companies had to either close the doors or go off shore. Off shore was the answer and our gun-world changed forever....

Articles 2008-11-01

New love? Or old love?

Because I've been writing a number of articles in these pages concerning shooting World War II era firearms, a number of readers have written or e-mailed me wondering about my "new love." Many are concerned I've lost all feeling for the Colt SAAs, Winchester lever guns, and BPCRs--guns for which...

Articles 2008-11-01

Remington's masterpiece: the venerable 870 shotgun

The shotgun is deeply woven into American firearms traditions. It has often been used by civilians as a hunting and gathering device and, if required, it crossed over into a personal defense tool as well. No segment of our society has warmed up to and used the shotgun as well...

Articles 2008-11-01

On Safari: "minimum legal" alternatives

If dangerous game is on the venue, some serious consideration must be given to the choice of rifle and caliber. Entire books have been written on this subject, so we will stick with the minimum legal caliber for the Big Boys. Since now-a-days, all African premier animals are...

Articles 2008-11-01

Enfield Monte Carlo Stocks and Scope Mounts

From Advanced Technology Inc. Advanced Technology Inc. offers a stylish, comfortable stock at an affordable price for your Enfield .303 or .308. This matte black, glass-filled nylon stock will modernize your 75-plus-year-old Enfield into a sporty, classic design. The Monte Carlo stocks feature a checkered grip and forearm,...

Articles 2008-11-01

Don't mess with the old guy!

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Natural predators try to make grocery shopping as easy as possible by preying on the young, the sick, the injured and the old--especially the old. Society's predators are no different in that they are always looking for the easiest and most vulnerable target. However,...

Articles 2008-11-01

Rick rocks

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Old bud Rick Bachman of Old West Reproductions doesn't just do old west rigs, he makes some interesting rigs for more modern iron, but with a tasty old west flavor. His Model #101 handles a 1911 with aplomb and style, if you ask me, and the...

Articles 2008-11-01

Condition to Win

I'm sort of playing "book review catch-up" in this Insider and Wess' book is one I've been meaning to cover. Wess is an old friend, with plenty of LE, military and training experience under his belt. He has a Master's degree in Criminal Justice Administration and a Bachelor's degree in...

Articles 2008-11-01

3-Blade Kissing Crane

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] HallMark Cutlery HallMark Cutlery brings back old world tradition with the revered Kissing Crane Brand. Latest in the Line, is the 3-Blade Lock-hack Whiltler [KC3331), which was just introduced at the 2008 Blade Show. The look-back has a yellow Delrin handle with the distinctive...

Articles 2008-11-01

Multi-tasking mania! Pocket tool power

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] For a while there, it was quiet. Most of us had a multi-tool stashed in our glove box but forgot it was there. Our old Boy Scout and Swiss Army knives had long since been relegated to the back of a dresser drawer collecting sock lint....

Articles 2008-11-01

Hinderer modular pen

When is a pen not a pen--but still is a pen? I know, it makes my brain hurt too, but old friend Rick Hinderer, knife-maker and fire fighter, has developed a line of "self-defense" pen kits. These wear multiple hats as self-defense impact weapons, focusing on the "kubaton" concept where...

Articles 2008-11-01