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Some reports of late seem to indicate that Samsung Electronics may have a new entry-level tablet in the works. That's because two different versions of what seems to be the same tablet, have now got their Bluetooth and Wi-Fi certifications from the Bluetooth SIG and the Wi-Fi Alliance respectively. While the Wi-Fi Alliance lists just the one model number (SM-T375S) on its website, Bluetooth SIG seems to add a second model number (SM-375L) to the mix, quite possible suggesting a second variant of the same device, rather than a whole new one. While the Bluetooth certification was awarded to the upcoming tablet on Christmas Eve, the device got its Wi-Fi certification earlier in the month – December 16th, to be precise.
Coming to some more info about the device(s), while the listing on the two websites do not give away a whole lot about either the hardware specs or software features, the Wi-Fi certificate does indicate that the devices will come with support for dual band (2.4 & 5.0 GHz) Wi-Fi a/b/g/n and Wi-Fi Direct. Meanwhile, the Bluetooth certificate indicates that both the models of the upcoming tablet will support Bluetooth 4.1. The SM-T375S version of the tablet has also popped up on India's import / export tracking website, Zauba, according to which, the device will feature an 8-inch screen but that's about it. There's no more info to be found there either, meaning, we'll have to wait for further leaks before we can start getting a reasonable idea about how this upcoming entry-level tab is going to turn out.
One last thing about the Zauba listing – the website indicates that the import price of the device is Rs. 6,792 ($103), but the units imported into the country are "Not for Sale", according to the listing. The tablets have been imported "For testing and evaluation purposes only & will be destroyed". While a lot of smartphones and tablets get listed on Zauba before they're made official by their respective manufacturers, eventual retail prices often see a sixty to eighty percent markup from the prices listed on Zauba. That's because of import duties, sales taxes, VAT and most notably – retailer markups that are added onto import prices before the device is made available for purchase.


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LAS VEGAS – Eric Bledsoe is known for doing impressive things during the NBA season.
Bledsoe's offseason sounded impressive too but the work and dedication was out of sight until he showed up for training camps looking like the "after" photo in a fitness advertisement.
This is the offseason where Bledsoe's dedication goes beyond fitness. He has had a presence in everything the Suns have been doing.
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Bledsoe pledged to spend his summer in Phoenix rather than the usual return to his hometown, Birmingham, but his engagement has gone beyond a permanent address in the Valley.
Bledsoe has been working out at US Airways Center. He attended draft workouts. He held a youth basketball camp. He was part of the Suns' recruiting group that pitched LaMarcus Aldridge. He came to Las Vegas on Saturday to join the Suns' summer team workouts and watch their NBA Summer League games.
To Bledsoe, it is all part of becoming a playoff team.
"I just thought it was important to be around this summer to put the work in and to show that I'm dedicated to the team," Bledsoe said. "I was working out with some of the newer guys and I built relations with Archie (Goodwin), T.J. (Warren) and Alex (Len) during the season. I told them I'd come here and check them out to see how much they've improved."
Bledsoe hesitates to proclaim that the team is better than last season yet with "work still to be done." He did say that the team is in "a better place" than at the end of last season, citing better health, relationship building and the potential to win.
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Aldridge was considered a lock to sign with San Antonio this offseason but Bledsoe, Brandon Knight and new Suns center Tyson Chandler were part of the Suns group that at least swayed him momentarily.
"I'm out here to show I'm dedicated to the team," Bledsoe said. "However I can possibly help the team get better, that's what I'm going to do. Recruiting-wise, they needed me to get one of the top free agents. We missed out just by a hair but we got an even better post player (Chandler) and I think he's going to help Alex. He'll help defensively. He's got the mentality of a player who's won a championship and had a whole bunch of success in this league. It'll help rub off on everybody else, especially the young guys."
Harrellson on the rebound
Josh Harrellson did not enjoy the direct path to the NBA of many young prized players. He was late to the sport and had trials and tribulations to wind up in junior college and while at Kentucky. As a second-round pick, he had to constantly prove he belonged in the NBA while bouncing from New York to Miami to Detroit in his first three years.
But with the Pistons in 2013-14, he established himself as a backup NBA center with size, hustle and 3-point shooting. Harrellson, 26, is back to having to prove his NBA worth with the Suns' summer team because injuries derailed the path once again.
"I finally started playing good (with Detroit)," Harrellson said. "I was getting my confidence. My teammates had confidence in me. I had a small tear in my meniscus so it took me out in a couple weeks. Then I was lifting weights and I blew my back out. Injuries are part of the game. It's just how you overcome them that makes you the person you are."
Harrellson played his last NBA game on Feb. 1, 2014. He went eight months without playing basketball. That included back surgery on two bulging disks and some ensuing time where he had to lay down for 23 hours per day.
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"I was going crazy," Harrellson said. "I couldn't do anything.
"When I first came back, I was terrible. I couldn't move."
The 6-foot-10, 275-pounder used stints in Chinese and Puerto Rican leagues as part of his rehabilitation until this summer-league chance, which is really his audition for the entire league.
"He's out there moving great, feeling great," Suns summer head coach Nate Bjorkgren said. "I think his body hasn't felt like this in a long time so he's really enjoying it."
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David Merage presented "Making Ben Gurion's Dream a Reality: The Negev from Now to 2020" at the 2011 General Assembly in Denver, Colorado on Nov. 7th.
The session envisioned the future of the Negev through the lens of the many partnerships–with philanthropists, Federations, and other organizations from the North American and French Jewish communities–who iron bridge lending are already investing in and contributing to Negev development. The presentation spotlighted the work of some major donors and Federations who have made the Negev a priority, and showcased the beneficiary organizations who are carrying out this work on the ground.
"David brings his entrepreneurial spirit and business acumen to his philanthropy, and he is leading an effort to grow the population, economy and cultural vibrancy of Israel's Negev Region."
David Merage is the co-founder of Chef America, a national frozen food manufacturer known for inventing and marketing products including Hot Pockets, and Lean Pockets. he is chairman and CEO of Consolidated Investment Group, a Denver-based investment firm, focused on Wall Street and real estate investments. David is passionate about giving back loan amorization to the community and he leads a consortium of private foundations representing three generations of his family. The foundations focus on innovative initiatives in education, art, and community development in the US and Israel. David brings his entrepreneurial spirit and business acumen to his philanthropy, and he is leading an effort to grow the population, economy and cultural vibrancy of Israel's Negev Region.


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Daniel Worden received his BA from TCU and his MA and PhD in English & American Literature from Brandeis University.
Daniel is an Associate Professor in the School of Individualized Study and the Department of English at the Rochester Institute of Technology. Previously, he has taught at the California College of the Arts, Wake Forest University, the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, and the University of New Mexico.
He has received grants and fellowships from a number of institutions, including the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum Research Center in American Modernism, the Harry Ransom Center, the Huntington Library, the National Endowment for the Humanities, the National Humanities Center, and the New Mexico Office of the State Historian.


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Leah is a composer, flutist and arranger living in Los Angeles.
Leah Paul is a multi-dimensional performer/composer who works seamlessly across a wide variety of genres. As a flutist she's worked with a roster of musicians including Anthony Braxton, Matthew Welch and TV on the Radio, she can be heard on countless films, television shows and commercials as well. Her classical training in combination with her ease as an improvisor and collaborator places her in high demand for those looking for a musician with a great feel and intuitive sense.
Leah has released four albums under her own name that have received critical acclaim from the LA Times, NPR and gotten airplay all over the country.
As an orchestrator Leah has worked on major television shows, films and lots of live performances. Her ability to think as a performer combined with her technical knowledge and meticulous attention to detail has her in high demand.
Currently Leah is currently living in the Silverlake area of Los Angeles, in addition to her career as a composer and flutist, she is also an active teacher working for the Harmony Project of Los Angeles, YoungArts, as well as a guest lecturer at the Longy School of Music and a presenter at the Los Angeles Composer's Salon. She is also the owner and creator of Sweet Potato Music!


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Smith, Arvidsson score as Predators beat Hurricanes 2-1
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – The Nashville Predators were happy with their first 20 minutes of the new season. Luckily, they have goalie Pekka Rinne to cover any slack when they ease up a bit too much.
Craig Smith had a power-play goal as the Predators scored twice in the first period Thursday night and held off the Carolina Hurricanes 2-1 in the season opener for both.
"We played great hockey in the first, but we let off the gas for sure, and we knew they weren't going to give up," said Nashville defenseman Seth Jones. "We let off the gas, and Pek made some huge saves for us and we got some timely bounces."
Viktor Arvidsson scored the first goal of his NHL career, and Jones had two assists. Nashville improved to 4-1-1 in its last six season openers.
Rinne, the three-time Vezina Trophy finalist, missed his first shutout of Carolina when Eric Staal scored with 1:40 left. Rinne made 25 saves for the win.
Defenseman Noah Hanifin, the fifth overall pick by Carolina in June, made his NHL debut and played 18:06. The Hurricanes lost defenseman James Wisniewski, one of their offseason additions, early to a lower-body injury, and he did not return.
"We had a little bit of adversity," Carolina coach Bill Peters said. "I thought we handled it well though, but all three penalties for us were in the O-zone. That can't be something we do . get that cleaned up, and we will be fine."
The Predators opened the night with their traditional gold carpet walk into the arena and their 13th consecutive sellout. Then they kicked off Peter Laviolette's second season as coach by jumping all over the team he coached to the 2006 Stanley Cup, taking 11 of the first 13 shots.
"We were strong in the first, I mean … we were ready to play," Laviolette said. "We just have to do that for 60 minutes."
Carolina forward Kris Versteeg said the Predators play really well in their building.
"I thought once we settled in, we played a lot better," Versteeg said.
They nearly blew it with the Hurricanes finishing with a flurry of shots at Rinne, and Staal scored just after Carolina goalie Cam Ward reached the bench.
Smith tipped in a shot by Ryan Ellis for a 1-0 lead off Nashville's first power play to take advantage of Jordan Staal's penalty for high-sticking. Smith signed a five-year deal worth $21.2 million in July. Arvidsson tipped in a shot redirected by Calle Jarnkrok off a blast from Jones at 17:03 for the 2-0 lead.
The Swede celebrated his first career goal in his seventh NHL game with a triple fist pump on the bench.
Carolina came in having won its final four preseason games. The Hurricanes just couldn't get anything going against the Predators, who still aren't happy at being ousted in the first round of the playoffs last spring after finishing third in the Western Conference.
The Hurricanes outshot Nashville 21-11 in the final two periods and failed to convert on two power plays in the third. Except for Staal's tip-in, their flurry of shots in the final minute just couldn't squeeze past Rinne, who finished second to Montreal goalie Carey Price in Vezina voting.
Notes: Nashville improved to 9-6-2 all-time in home openers. … These teams split last season, but Nashville now is 10-4-0 in the last nine games in this series. The Predators also have gotten points in 11 of the last 12. … Arvidsson led Nashville's AHL-affiliate, Milwaukee, in scoring last season. … Carolina now is 4-9-5 in season openers since leaving Connecticut. … Only 12 defensemen had made their NHL debut in the year they were drafted since the 2008 draft.


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Dr James Greenwood is a practising veterinary surgeon living and working in Bristol. Originally from Yorkshire, James' family has been farming the Penines for generations. Although his parents chose to leave farming, James inherited the family trait and devoted himself to a life spent in the company of animals.
James has enjoyed a successful career working with most companion animal species ranging from dogs, cats, rabbits, horses and even a baby elephant! He thoroughly enjoys working as a vet and prides himself on the caring relationship he develops with each of his clients to provide the very best care for their pets.
Throughout James' life, he has shared his passion for science with his passion for art. Although taught originally to paint, James' creativity has developed into a deep love for ceramics. He was invited to compete on the first series of BBC2's The Great Pottery Throwdown where he showcased his ceramic skills to the nation and earned popularity.
James has gone on to appear in further television work, has written for various magazine titles, developed his own blog and delivers talks on how his passion for science and art have influenced his life.


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The Food Issue
Where to find Missouri-made braunschweiger in KC
What's the next hot thing in American-made charcuterie?
Be on the lookout for braunschweiger, a traditional German smoked pork liver sausage with a spreadable texture that is a new favorite at restaurants and butcher shops across the metro.
Chef Howard Hanna of the Rieger Hotel Grill & Exchange considered making his own, but then found an award-winning one by Paradise Locker Meats (see page 20) made from heritage breed pork raised in Missouri.
Hanna passes the braunschweiger through a fine mesh strainer and purees it with a small amount of mascarpone cheese to create the delicate texture of mousse. Still, Hanna cautions, "I want it liver-y. That's the point. It's not starter braunschweiger for people who don't like liver."
Some version of braunschweiger is available in most deli departments and traditionally it has been eaten by Midwesterners in sandwiches, with condiments such as mustard, ketchup and pickles.
The Rieger's upscale version is accompanied by green tomatoes (that Hanna pickles) from grower Thane Palmberg, Boulevard Tank 7 grainy mustard and housemade lavosh crackers for $9. (Paradise also sells straight braunschweiger from their meat case for $4.99 a pound.)
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Wild Soul Stories
Twelve years old and camping on a beach in Scotland, Kate Thompson discovers a "moment of being" as she watches the sunrise from her solitary perch in secluded bay.
In his early teens, his parents move the family to Cincinnati, Ohio, where, outside their apartment is a large woods. There, Bill makes friends with a sprawling Osage Orange Tree, does his first landscaping, and falls in love with a black-throated green warbler. You can listen to Bill story, by clicking here. Let it inspire you to reflect on your own life-changing adventures with nature.
Shaking with emotion, trembling with fear, she will uncover, in the aftermath of this event, a deeper understanding of the disregard with which we treat the body of the Earth.
James Scott Smith tells his wild soul story of spending time by a lake in Northern Ontario as a young child. Here, amid days of unstructured exploration, he describes being found by the sacred consciousness of the wild.
A nature connection guide and writer who helps people cultivate intimate, mindful and juicy relationships with the natural world, Kai Seidenburg takes us on a walk into the woods close to Santa Cruz, California. There, practicing the skills of mindfulness and receptivity that she has developed over the years, she experiences a moment of deep intimacy with a bay laurel tree. Told with rich and loving detail, this beautiful story inspires us to seek out nature with a gentle heart and quiet mind.
Eila Kundrie Carrico is an initiated Celtic priestess, teacher, and author THE OTHER SIDE OF THE RIVER: STORIES OF WOMEN, WATER AND THE WORLD. As you might imagine, her story is a water story. And it is one full of adventure and awareness hard won, when a friend falls into a raging river and is swept out of sight.
In her exquisitely told story, Jamie K. Reaser tells of being a six year old child, partially paralyzed at the time by a grand mal seizure, who encounters a toad in the window well while playing in the basement of her home.
In her Wild Soul Story, Chara Armon challenges us to love this world, even in its broken state, as we work to interweave our own wellness with that of the natural world.
In his Wild Soul Story, William Henry Searle shares his joy of growing up in Barton-on-Sea, exploring by himself, and feeling as at home by the sea and cliffs and streams as he did around the kitchen table with his family.
Despite never having visited before, Taos New Mexico feels strangely familiar to L.R. Heartsong when, as a young man, he finds himself there on a cold and stormy weekend.
When Diane Conway encounters Sage, a full grown mustang, she discovers that between them runs a depth of connection that is both powerful and magical.
In his Wild Soul Story, Lonner Holden brings to life the stormy oceans off the coast of Alaska, in a tale that starts and ends with the smallest of sparrows.
In her Wild Soul Story, Judy Reeves teaches us that small moments in nature, if approached with openness and awareness, can lead to profound insights.
In her Wild Soul Story, poet Camille Dungy teaches us to see the chaparral landscape of Southern California through her lyrical, sensitive eyes.
South African eco-intuitive and writer Jodi Sky Rogers, and author of Wild Essence: Return to the Peace and Freedom of Your Inner Wildness, takes into the hills of South Africa for her Wild Soul Story.
Vinit Allen, founder of the sustainable world coalition and publisher of the Sustainable World Sourcebook, shares his remarkable Wild Soul Story of leading a retreat on Mount Shasta during the first globally synchronized meditation event.
Carol Luther, the Priest In Care at St. Aidan's Episcopal Church in Bolinas, tells me, "Right before finishing seminary I went with my family to Yosemite, one of the wild places that had shaped me from childhood, and in the embrace of wild Nature, I was given a life changing dream in which I experienced what I think the Universe is calling us to become." Listen to her life-changing story.
David Christopher, author of The Holy Universe, tells a story of watching a television show about extinction as a young boy. Horrified and heartbroken, he begins to sob. His father, concerned, tries to comfort him telling him, "It's nothing to cry about." And that, David tells us, is the problem. Why aren't we grieving for all the losses? Hear his moving Wild Soul Story, and how it shaped his own passion for protecting Earth.
Richard Charter, Senior Fellow with The Ocean Foundation, has been working to protect our marine ecosystems and sensitive coastlines for over three decades. Now you can hear him talk about how one day, as a young man contemplating his life on a beach along the Mendocino coastline, he experienced the ocean ecosystem as a unified life force of which he was an integral part.
In 2010, Sharon Blackie, author of The Long Delirious Burning Blue and the forthcoming If Women Rose Rose Rooted, Like Trees, moved with her husband to the remote Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides off Scotland. They were drawn to this isolated place by a desire to get as far away from civilization as possible.
In 2000, feeling somewhat lost in her life, Clare Dakin attended a 5-Rhythms dance retreat where she played Mother Earth in an improv piece titled, "Rape of the Earth."
Twelve years old and camping on a beach in Scotland, Kate Thompson discovers a "moment of being" as she watches the sunrise from her solitary perch in secluded bay.
Just 17 years old, and experiencing the emotional intensity of "first love," Lorraine Anderson, editor of Sisters of the Earth, climbed Rifle Peak in the Sierras. There, she would lay her body against the ground and experience a sense of acceptance and connection to the great body of the Earth that would inform her own budding eroticism and sensuality.
A Jungian psychologist and author of "The Wild Feminine," Marilyn Steele's relationship with snakes winds through her mesmerizing story.
Suffering from a chronic lung condition, Terry Laszlo-Gopadze, editor of "The Spirit of a Woman" received a powerful message of healing from an old pine tree in her garden. She has been listening to trees ever since.
The dew-wet grasses were cool on his bare feet, but the rock that he stubbed his toe on was cooler still. Learn how as a young boy, Reverend Fletcher Harper, founder of GreenFaith, was opened up to an awareness of a richer, deeper sense of life through this sudden and deeply sensory moment.
Discover how ninety-five days spent in the Rocky Mountains as a young man, steeped Dellinger in the rhythms of nature and introduced to him to an ecological viewpoint that was to becoming the guiding principle for his life.


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Blue Planet II (Cert U, 413 mins, BBC Earth, available now on Amazon Video/BBC iPlayer/iTunes and other download and streaming services, available from November 27 on DVD £24.99/Blu-ray £29.99/4K Ultra HD Blu-ray £39.99, Documentary)
NARRATED by Sir David Attenborough, the visually stunning BBC natural history series Blue Planet II took four years to film around the world and has become the most watched TV programme of 2017, pulling in more than 14 million viewers.
The seven-part series uses cutting edge technology to explore astonishing creatures and new animal behaviours in some of the remotest seas and reefs, set to an orchestral score composed by Hans Zimmer that cranks up tension in scenes of impending doom like when a carnivorous Bobbit worm lies patiently in sand on the ocean floor, poised to launch itself at an unsuspecting fish.
Breath-taking cinematography and special effects offer us a rare glimpse into inhabitants of shimmering underwater worlds including a cheerful green turtle in Borneo, which is fascinated by the presence of cameramen.
The two-disc DVD and Blu-ray sets include the episodes One Ocean, The Deep, Coral Reefs, Big Blue, Green Seas, Coasts And Our Blue Planet.
Better Call Saul: Season Three (Cert 15, 486 mins, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, available now on Amazon Video/iTunes/Netflix and other download and streaming services, available from November 27 on DVD £29.99/Blu-ray £44.99, Comedy/Drama/Romance)
Bob Odenkirk reprises his role as petty con artist turned lawyer Jimmy McGill in this 10-part spin-off from the award-winning crime drama Breaking Bad, written by Peter Gould.
This series, Chuck McGill (Michael McKean) initiates a bitter and increasingly brutal legal vendetta against his younger brother, Jimmy (Odenkirk), that drives a wedge between the two men.
Jimmy is repeatedly tempted to abandon his wayward moral compass but he must protect his fledgling romance with Kim (Rea Seehorn) and his law practice.
Also, Kim's heavy workload leads to a potentially fatal incident on the road, private investigator Mike Ehrmantraut (Jonathan Banks) crosses shadowy methamphetamine distributor Gus Fring (Giancarlo Esposito), and gang member Nacho (Michael Mando) grows disillusioned with life on the wrong side of the law.
The three-disc DVD and Blu-ray sets include the episodes Mabel, Witness, Sunk Costs, Sabrosito, Chicanery, Off Brand, Expenses, Slip, Fall and Lantern, plus cast and crew commentaries, behind-the-scenes featurettes and a gag reel.
Cuba And The Cameraman (Cert 12, 114 mins, streaming from November 24 exclusively on Netflix, Documentary)
Shot over the course of 45 years using a portable camera and a small crew, Oscar nominee Jon Alpert's monumental documentary is both a portrait of Fidel Castro, the communist revolutionary who presided over Cuba for more than 30 years, and of the country's hard-working people, who endured a turbulent five decades of upheaval including the 1980 Mariel Bay boatlift and political isolation following the fall of the Soviet Union.
Alpert's film combines fly-on-the-wall footage, captured during repeat visits to Cuba, with archive footage from multiple sources to piece together a mosaic of trouble and strife for three families, who faced serious challenges under the leadership of Castro and during the El Commandante's retirement.
These subjects include feisty adolescent Caridad, who embraces motherhood over the course of the film and questions if her family's future lies in Cuba, and three farming brothers, who dutifully work the land in the shadow of economic hardship.


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Really having nowhere to go following his two stoppage losses to Tony Bellew, David Haye is strongly rumoured to be on the verge of officially announcing his retirement from the sport. Haye took to social media yesterday, writing: "Thank you for your kind words of love and support over the last couple of weeks. I look forward to updating you on my plans for the future shortly, sometimes it takes a little while to find the right words."
And insiders are now suggesting Haye, a smart man, has made up his mind and, barring one massive change of heart, he will indeed call it a career. The critics are plenty when it comes to Haye; a fighter who should have achieved more but who achieved plenty all the same. Does Haye have any shot at going into The Hall of Fame when the time comes?
The instant reaction most fans will almost certainly have when reading this question is to yell out a resounding 'No!' And it's understandable fans will feel this way. The disappointments have been plenty in Haye's career, and the more recent disappointments – the back-to-back losses to Bellew and, going back further, the wide decision loss to Wladimir Klitschko and with it the now infamous "Toe-gate" incident – tend to overshadow Haye's solid achievements.
Haye, during a pro career that began in 2002, became only the second-ever man to unify the cruiserweight titles, he won a portion of the heavyweight title in capturing the WBA belt and he scored fine wins over: Jean-Marc Mormeck, Enzo Maccarinelli, Nikolai Valuev, John Ruiz and Dereck Chisora.
Added to this is the honour Ring Magazine no less handed Haye a while back, in calling him the finest cruiserweight of the decade for the 2000s. Is all of this enough to get Haye a spot in The HOF? With a final record of 28-4(26), Haye should have been more active and had more fights, yes, but his away win over Mormeck (France) cannot be taken away from him, nor can his brilliantly marketed and promoted away win over the gigantic Valuev (Germany).
The early loss to Carl Thompson aside, Haye was only ever stopped by Bellew and his body had already began to break down by then, his prime years having passed. Yes or no: does Haye get in?
Most will scream no, but some, this writer included, say yes. Just.


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Welcoming A New Industry Leader
PROGRESS in Lending just met with our Lender Advisory Panel this week and the insight was amazing. It's great to be informed by lenders about what they want in terms of content and strategies to help them grow their business because after all, that's what we're all about, helping our lender readers grow their business. The latest addition to our panel is:
Justin Glass is Senior Vice President, Business Development and Training at United Wholesale Mortgage (UWM). He drives and supports technology usage and innovation, currently overseeing UWM's lending and technology training for its internal account executive sales team. He works closely with the company's onsite technology department, which is comprised of more than 100 IT professionals at its Troy, Michigan-based headquarters.
Justin is involved with and trains UWM staff to understand and effectively maximize the company's proprietary technology. This includes its self-built and managed broker portal, broker tools, pre-qualifier system, back-office processing platform, vendor management and more. UWM has been named to Mortgage Technology magazine's "Top Tech-Savvy Lenders" list the past three years.
He has been instrumental in driving the adoption of UWM's training functions and the utilization of innovative sales-centric tools for use by its internal staff and outside originators. This has played a significant role in UWM becoming one of the top wholesale lenders in the country.
Justin has been with UWM for more than 10 years, and is an invaluable asset for his passion in helping drive the company's continued growth and success. We are honored to have him contributing to PROGRESS in Lending. We welcome this industry leader to our Lender Advisory Panel!


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Wednesday, Aug. 22, 2018 | 2 a.m.
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Las Vegas Sun editors Ray Brewer and Case Keefer discuss all the fallout from week 1 of the high school football season, while looking ahead to a more jam-packed week 2.
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The Bishop Gorman High football team begins its season Friday in a familiar spot: On national television facing a ranked opponent. The Gaels hope to also end their season in a familiar spot as state champions.
Gorman is playing for a 10th straight title, a milestone championship — arguably — because the dominance will reach the rarity of double-digit crowns. The Gaels haven't lost to a Nevada opponent since the 2008 playoffs, or a few months before brothers Tony and Kenny Sanchez came to Las Vegas from Northern California to build a powerhouse.
The Gaels went from being one of Nevada's best teams to one of the nation's marquee brands, including three straight mythical national championships and a spot each August on ESPN for the network's marathon of games to start the season.
Gorman at 6 p.m. hosts Mater Dei of Southern California on ESPNU. Last season, Gorman had its 55-game winning streak snapped at Mater Dei, which eventually won the national title. Gorman is ranked No. 11 by USA Today in the preseason; Mater Dei is No. 3.
"This whole offseason we have been thinking, 'Mater Dei, Mater Dei, Mater Dei,'" said Beau Taylor, Gorman's senior offensive lineman who is verbally committed to UCLA.
Kenny Sanchez, who was elevated to head coach four seasons ago when Tony left for UNLV, constantly reminds players to not rest on the accomplishments of a past season or game. And when you have won nine championships consecutively, changing the approach isn't an option, he says.
"We are going to focus on it being a new year and not the past," Sanchez said.
Gorman has a slightly different look with first-year starter Micah Bowens at quarterback and just a handful of returning starters on defense. But the offensive line, with Taylor and Cade Briggs as key performers, is experienced and should lead the way for a strong run game.
Defensive back Kyu Kelly, who is committed to Stanford, had four interceptions in 2018 and will be counted on to impact the game against Mater Dei. Mater Dei quarterback Bryce Young, a USC commit, last season passed for 3,431 yards and 41 touchdowns with just three interceptions. He played for another Los Angeles-area school last season.
"I have a big chip on my shoulder," Kelly said. "Everyone is coming after me."
This is the first of four games against national competition for Gorman to open the season following a similar script from past years. Along the way, they've beaten teams from Washington, Utah, Arizona, Florida, New Jersey, California and Texas.
Regardless of the outcome, the games prepare Gorman for the challenge of local play, and what players and coaches have long said is the ultimate goal of winning state.
"When you look back at it, nine years in a row is a pretty cool deal," Sanchez said. "Going for 10 is even better."
Ray Brewer can be reached at 702-990-2662 or [email protected]. Follow Ray on Twitter at twitter.com/raybrewer21


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Mine the History of Red River
The Red River area is deep in history. Ute and Jicarilla Apaches fought and raided nearby pueblos and roamed the area. When explorers, fur trappers and prospectors discovered the area, they put River City, as Red River was first called, on the map. Hundreds of gold, silver and copper mines were carved into the mountain with names like Golden Treasure, Silver King and Black Copper. Red River's population soared. There were two general mercantiles, a livery stable, two newspapers, a sawmill, blacksmith shop, barber shop, more than a dozen saloons, several hotels and boarding houses, a dance hall and a hospital. There was also a red light district with plenty of gambling and bar room brawls.
From Boomtown to Mountain Retreat
The mines played out eventually, but soon homesteaders outnumbered prospectors. Town gained new momentum by renting abandoned mining cabins to flatland visitors seeking refuge from the heat. In the late 1920s and early 1930s, Red River was designated the "mountain playground" that it is today.
Five Buildings on the National Register of Historic Places:
* Little Red School House Museum: At the Y and built in 1915 and used as a school house until 1942. Visit the Little Red Schoolhouse Museum.
* Vet Mallette Cabin: River Street and Copper King Trail
* Orrin Mallette Cabin: River Ranch
* Melson-Oldham Cabin: Tall Pine Lodge
* Pierce Fuller House: Two-story cabin at Silver Bell and High Street
Red River Historic Sites Locator Map
Town of Red River
Red River
Chamber of Commerce
Maps to Red River
Enchanted Forest
X-County Ski Area
Red River Ski Area
Red River Snow Report
Red River Weather Report
Red River Miner
Red River Web Cam 1
Red River Web Cam 2
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Pop Up Studios was so excited once again to be able to help Sharon and all her friends raise money for Breast Cancer research. This is the 2nd time we have done a fundraiser with her and it was amazingly successful. We had 16 wonderfully creative people in one room, really trying to see all different types of visions in their paintings. This was beyond fun this group was MEGA creative! We listened to some 80's and 90's jams pigged out on stuffed mushrooms and painted, "Night Gazers."
This was beyond an amazing time, with good people, some delicious Sangria and art you can never go wrong. We are always so excited to help out for fundraisers for such a meaningful cause, especially one that hits home for a lot of people. Thanks so much to everyone for planning this killer event hope to see this group soon!


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Learn how to Green a Home from our top design/build team in this article in Boulder County Home & Garden Magazine.
Welcome to the Treehouse
Check out our featured article in Boulder Lifestyle!
Creating sustainable homes without compromise
Skycastle Construction and Rodwin Architecture have been featured in US Builders Review Magazine, read the article here.
Putting Families First
Rodwin Architecture provides probono services for Boulder's Family Learning Center.
Kirsten Snobeck awarded 40 Under 40 by BizWest
Kirsten Snobeck, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP has been with Rodwin Architecture for over 8 years and is the lead designer and Project Manager on many of our projects. Kirsten has a creative, responsible and inquisitive nature, a keen eye for details and a rigorous commitment to quality from start to finish. She has shared her deep knowledge of local codes by co-teaching our "Understanding the Rules for Building in Boulder" to hundreds of realtors over the last 4 years. Kirsten has a passion for and expertise in historic preservation and sustainability and has spearheaded our work on numerous noteworthy local buildings including the Whittier Elementary School and the LEED Platinum Farmhouse. She has just been recognized by BizWest Magazine as one of their 40 Under 40 "best and brightest emerging leaders" in Colorado. Finally, we are doubly pleased to announce that she has also been named our first ever Senior Associate.
The Art of Construction
Scott Rodwin, Principal of Rodwin Architecture, shares the ins and outs of sustainable design build and all its beauty! Listen now here.
Creative Excellence
We've been featured in the latest edition of Niwot Country Living Magazine, pick up a copy or check out the article here.
Power Down
Check out the latest edition of the 5280 Home magazine. Scott Rodwin and other professionals have been featured giving homeowners some tips to make their homes more energy efficient.
TV Interview
Skycastle Construction & Rodwin Architecture were recently featured in an interview with CNTV, with in-depth questions on the firm's philosophy and capabilities. Check out the full interview here.
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Preparing for El Nino
Resilient home design has always been important, yet more frequent and severe weather events give homeowners a reason to strengthen their defenses at home. To find out more, look into this article from Time to Build featuring tips from Scott Rodwin about what you can do to protect your own home or business.
Gunung Mas Ranch - Colorado Homes Magazine
Gunung Mas Ranch was recently featured in the August 2015 issue of Colorado Homes Magazine! With huge windows to even bigger views, ample deck space to facilitate indoor/outdoor living, and truly sustainable construction techniques, this is one you definitely don't want to miss.
Function Meets Beauty
Farmhouse recently made waves in the press with Boulder Lifestyles' publication of our LEED Platinum home! Read more to find out about our client's vision for their home, and how Scott Rodwin and the team was able to make it a reality.
Top Green Materials and Practices
Here is an article featuring our President, Scott, as he discusses green building. Material selections and heating/cooling systems are just as important as dealing with site waste disposal months later. Take a look at these 11 steps of utilizing green materials and practices that we think are worth prioritizing.
The Challenge: How Green Building Passed the Tipping Point
Creating a physical environment that supports life instead of destroying it – what tougher and more important problem could we choose to tackle? For a long time, we were pushing a boulder up a hill, but now we have passed the tipping point…it is unstoppable [read more].
Re-building after the Flood
Home and Hood Magazine – Rebuilding after the flood. Huy Lam dug his shovel into the deep sand and continued to excavate the buried play-structure in what used to be his family's back yard. Twenty feet away, the creek that used to be on one side of the house now flowed swiftly down the other. When the stream moved, it dumped hundreds of tons of sand and rock all over his property and it tore away a good chunk of the house.
"I'm not sure what comes next. It all depends on what the County decides to do with the creek", Huy said between shovels.
For six months from the time of the flood, the County is allowing flood victims to bypass the daunting Site Plan Review process (as long as the re-constructed house is the same size as the original), but all new construction must still meet all local building codes. The green building codes are some of the most rigorous in the Country, and many of the older homes that were damaged will require a substantial upgrade to their envelope and mechanical systems in order to meet them.
The Lams have a long way to go before they can get back into their home: County reviews; navigating insurance and mortgage requirements; figuring out how to best rebuild with the insurance settlement; getting a building permit; re-building the house; moving back in; and perhaps most important of all, repairing the land that made them want to live in this beautiful, but (every 500 years) dangerous place in the first place.
We are currently assisting them to reconstruct their home to begin living after the flood.
Gunung Mas Ranch
Gunung Mas Ranch is just outside of Gold Hill. The 3795 s.f. contemporary mountain style home features 360 degree views over the Switzerland Trail and Indian Peaks Wilderness. A passive solar design, photovoltaic array, excellent windows and insulation, a high-efficiency mechanical system (including an ERV), combine to create an energy-efficient HERS 40 home (uses 60% less energy than allowed by code). We worked carefully to incorporate the existing historic features on this mountain ranch, framing remnants of existing quartz walls in a landscaped courtyard, and restoring and Landmarking the original homestead. The new home includes an open floor plan with vaulted ceilings, large outdoor decks, and rustic yet contemporary finishes.
Energy Efficiency Article: Boulder County Home & Garden
As the cold weather settles in, we would like to share this article we wrote for BCH&G. In it we offer our Top 10 Tips for how to improve the energy-efficiency and thermal comfort of your home.
Standing seam metal roofs, tan stucco walls, wood columns, and natural stone accents blend in to the mountain site, covered in wild grasses, moss-covered boulders, and tall ponderosa pines. Except for the landscape, hardscape, front door and exterior patio railings, the outside of the home is now complete.


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Holidays at Enoch Vean - Ensuite bed & breakfast between Lizard Village and Kynance Cove with spectacular sea views -sleeps 2 people
At Enoch Vean we offer something a little different, a private bed and
breakfast suite with the added luxury of its own lounge/breakfast room leading
to a sunny south facing sun deck with panoramic sea views.
The stylish and tastefully decorated suite is set in a private area of our
home with its own access through the main entrance hall.
Stunning Coastal Views
The bedroom has a soft and comfortable king size bed,
fine quality bed linen, Freeview TV, Ipod docking station, hairdryer and
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The lounge is bright and fresh with comfortable seating and a Freeview TV/DVD. The dining area is perfectly positioned to capture the wonderful sea views as you sit and enjoy breakfast.
A selection of teas and coffees and hand baked treats are provided for you to enjoy - and a small fridge is stocked daily with fresh milk and bottled water. The cupboard in the lounge has plenty of extra crockery and cutlery if you wish to bring back your own snacks or a takeaway.
Our breakfast menu offers something for everyone from the full cooked breakfast to delicious home cooked pancakes. We pride ourselves on using fresh local ingredients whenever possible and we are happy to cater for people with special dietary requirements if requested at the time of booking.
Set at the beginning of a country lane the Lizard village is on our doorstep with a great selection of shops and places to eat. The village has a very good fish and chip shop and is home to Ann's famous pasty shop.
Enoch Vean is ideally located for exploring the rugged and unspoilt coastline around the Lizard and the many local coves and beaches. You can join the South West Coast Path at the bottom of the lane and the Picturesque Kynance Cove is a short stroll from here. The pretty fishing coves of Mullion and Cadgwith are close enough to visit either by foot or by car and Porthleven, Coverack and the Helford River are just a short car journey away.
St Ives, Lands End, Falmouth and the many beautiful Cornish gardens are less than an hour away
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For most students, getting scholarships to study abroad is the most important thing they wish for. However, it is not easy to learn about all the scholarship opportunities available. So this week, LIFT is pleased to share the experience of Rithy Cheatana, who got a full scholarship to pursue her master's degree in Sweden.
Cheatana graduated from IFL in 2010 with a Bachelor of Education in Teaching English as a Foreign Language and also reached year three at the Department of Media and Communication (DMC). She got an exchange study scholarship soon after graduating that sent her on the Sweden Erasmus Mundus scholarship program (EMMA). This was her first time studying in Sweden.
"The exchange study was in the academic year 2010-2011, and it was quite competitive at that time since there were only a few places in some countries in Europe and there was only one step: pass or fail within one application."
After the studying abroad, Cheatana finished her Bachelor Degree at DMC in 2012. After graduating, she applied for a Master Degree in Sweden. This scholarship is provided annually to students in many countries around the world.
There are two categories of countries and Cambodia is in category two.
"This one I got nowadays is even more competitive to get since there is no exact number of scholarship places provided to Cambodia. We have to compete with applicants from other countries in the same category."
With such a great opportunity, Cheatana faced a hard time during the application process.
"For what I got now, first I needed to get the admission from the university and once I got the admission, I could apply for the scholarship. It was hard enough to get the admission to the university, but it was even harder to get the scholarship."
During the process of applying for the scholarship, Cheatana said she has to be patient in order to succeed.
"I had to prepare all the required documents and send them to the university admissions in Sweden in hard copies. I needed to have the copies of some documents certified and I spent around three months just waiting for the admission results."
After learning that she was accepted, she went to work applying for the scholarship, which she said did not take as long as the first step. She waited for another month and a half for the final result. Finally, she learned the good news.
Currently, Cheatana is pursuing her master's degree at Kungliga Tekniska Högskolan Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm along with two other students from Cambodia. In the future, she wants to work somewhere in Europe for a few years to gain some practical experience. Afterwards, she wants to return to Cambodia to become a researcher, or perhaps a teacher.
Cheatana offered some suggestions to the next student who wants to apply for a scholarship abroad:
"Read the info carefully before you apply to find out whether you are eligible or not. Please look for the info about the courses or programs offered, in case there is nothing you want to study in there, so you don't waste your time."


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The Ultimate Guide to Local SEO/
Here are some important statistics: 46% of all Google searches are local. A whopping 78% of local-mobile searches result in offline purchases, meaning, they go into the store. And 76% of these local searches result in a phone call.
That means that even though you may currently be running an international business, you're really missing valuable opportunities if you're not focused on people walking down your street right now.
Enter Google My Business.
By claiming your business, and listing it, you're already doing something toward your local SEO. It guarantees that when people search for whatever it is you sell, in your area, that you will pop up as a search result for them to consider.
It essentially puts you on the map.
But if you think that's all it takes to take control of your local SEO, then you're in for a pleasant surprise: this is a comprehensive guide designed to be your one-stop research resource on all things local SEO.
If you've been looking for a way to give back to the community, get involved, grow your business, or become a must-see hotspot for visitors, then you've come to the right place.
Defining Local SEO
Cutting right to it, local SEO is the act of optimizing your online presence with the goal of attracting business from local searches.
If you're running your own burger joint, and you optimize your online presence enough, then local searches for burgers will showcase you as a top result. Maybe even a highly recommended one, suggested by many customers.
And we're not just talking about Google. Although most searches are conducted on the search engine, there's also Bing, Yelp, Apple Maps, Google Maps, and more.
That being said Google has the bulk of the American market share when it comes to search engines, and that's because it's meticulously optimized.
For instance, whenever you search for anything, like pie in your general area, you're presented with more than just results.
Whether you're aware of it or not, you see what's called a Snack Pack first. These are 3-5 places that are highly recommended, all listed before a "More Places" option on the bottom left corner.
Any results after that are organic results that may still be worth looking into, although may not be as relevant.
Ideally, you want to rank high on both fronts here. The Snack Pack hyper focuses on relevancy, which means you're visible to the vast majority of people searching for something like what you're offering. But the organic search gets 40% of clicks, while the Snack Pack only gets 33%.
Of course, these results look different on every search engine. This is just Google, but you want to optimize results on every search engine. Luckily, this guide will show you how to tackle all results, on all platforms, in one fell swoop.
There are certain words you'd automatically come up for as a result, just based on what type of business you run. For instance, if you're a small restaurant owner of a place called Lucky, you'd likely pop up in results for terms like "food near me" and "what time does Lucky close?"
Whenever someone makes this type of search online, the relevant information they're looking for gets taken from your Google My Business listing.
And the same goes for more traditional keywords, which are entirely based on more mundane and obvious questions. For instance…
"Food in Los Angeles"
"Highly rated food in Los Angeles"
"Classic Italian food in Los Angeles"
But in order to really be visible, obvious keywords or not, you have to do more than just have a business. Not only do you need to list it (more on that later), you also need to incorporate some tactical keywords into your blog posts, videos, headers, landing pages, you name it.
By doing so, you're giving search engines more to pull from. Suddenly they are made more aware of what your business is all about, so when someone searches for a business like yours, you're presented as one of the results.
If you're having issues finding keywords, try Keyword Planner. Although it's predominantly all about advertising, you can use the planner for free, and determine the popularity of the terms you're considering.
Getting Ideas
Still unsure?
You have every right to be, this could make the difference between visibility and traffic, or business failure.
That's why you should pull from what you know: social media, internet search results, and classified ads. A lot of platforms are ideal for finding keywords, especially those with services sections, like Craigslist. When you enter your location and a single keyword, like "food," you'll get everything related to food in your area.
Notice each result will have its own selection of keywords within their headline. And seeing several of them in list form… Well, there's going to be quite a few that get repeated.
Another way to easily get ideas is Google Autocomplete. Simply type in something related to your business, like "Italian restaurant Los Angeles" and you should get a list of suggested searches. At least the top three of those will be worth considering.
Business Listings 101
Not listing your business in Google My Business is like getting a free dessert at a restaurant, and not eating any of it, even though it's delicious and probably really necessary after a long, stressful work week. It would have cheered you up, but for some reason, you said "No, thanks."
But claiming and optimizing this listing, along with all the others, like Bing Places and Apple Maps listings, is a surefire way to become more visible online, obtain more traffic, and become more of a local staple.
Google My Business
If you only claim one listing for whatever reason, let it be this one. It's the best possible tool in terms of business listings, purely because of Google's dominant popularity and market share.
Here's how to set it all up:
Enter your business name, which means you can create a new business, or claim an existing business. You'll know once you type it in, whether they even have a listing for your business already or not.
If you have a physical location, add an address. Now, some people have different situations, so if you work from home, have a business partner who also works from home, or have a virtual office with no real physical location, you may be confused. For these situations, list the address of the person closest to the business area you serve, whether it's a home office or not. And if you only have a virtual office, add in your home address.
Click the "I deliver goods and services to my customers" option, if applicable.
Also click on "Hide my address (it's not a shop)" if that's applicable, like a home address.
When it's time to enter your exact location, you'll drag and drop a pin on the map. Most of the time, you won't need to move it, because Google will automatically add one based on the information you entered.
Select your category, which means what it is you're really all about. For example, if you're still running Lucky, the Italian restaurant, you'll type in "Italian restaurant" or just "restaurant." Google will offer suggestions based on what you type, so don't worry about getting it right the first time.
Enter your phone number and website.
Verify your listing via phone or postcard.
Then optimize your listing over time. This means adding photos, even if it's photos of your neighborhood, or other local areas, because that will have metadata attached. List business hours, services offered, additional phone numbers, relevant amenities, etc.
Apple Maps
There are a lot of smartphone users, and that's an understatement. You know what else is an understatement? The fact that Apple is popular.
You can imagine how important your listing is on Apple Maps. Most everyone has an iPhone these days, and Apple Maps is the go-to app to search for local businesses. Ask Siri for directions anywhere, and Apple Maps opens up.
Here's how to set it up:
Visit this link and log in with your Apple ID and password.
Then select your relationship to your business (owner, or authorized by the owner).
Enter basic details, like business name, address, phone number, etc.
And then verify your phone number. You'll be given a pin # to enter, which you should hold onto.
Confirm your business location and category.
Confirm your hours of business.
Add your company website and social media accounts.
Then review your business information to ensure everything is accurate. Note, everything should exactly match both your Bing listing, and your Google listing. In fact, make sure you're copying and pasting your address exactly, down to the last letter.
Bing Places
Let it known, Bing's market share is low. Really low in America, so you may think to pass it up, but every little bit counts in business. Especially since it only takes a few minutes to do.
Here's how to do it:
Check that you're not already listed. Go to Bing Maps, type in your business name, and if you're already there, you should appear in the live search results. View the full listing, and click on the question "Is this your business?" It's super tiny, all the way on the bottom, so pull out your magnifying glass.
Once you do that, you'll be redirected to your listing, which will be partially filled. You can select your business type. Note, online businesses don't qualify for a Bing business listing, but if you're not running a local business, this guide isn't helpful anyway, right?
Assuming you're still able to claim your listing, because you do run a local business, you'll get the option to import data from Google My Business, which makes your job 100% easier.
Again, select "Do not display this address in search results" if you work from home.
Select a category once again. Only this time, you can choose up to ten, which is nice if you're diverse and sell many goods and services.
Add your phone number, website, social media links, etc.
Add up to ten images relating to your business. Original content only, please.
Local Citations
These are online mentions of your business. They display your business name, address, and phone number, hence the name NAP.
And there are two types of citations:
Structured: NAP information is presented in a structured way, and they typically show up in business directories and social profiles.
Unstructured: Show up in a "messier" format, such as tucked away in blog posts, on newspaper websites, etc.
Why should you care about any of this, you ask?
Because citations make you rank high enough for Google's Snack Pack, which we went over earlier in the guide. Consistent NAP information helps websites verify your business each and every time, making you a stable, reputable listing that Google can suggest to users with relevant searches.
And not only that, but having accurate NAP information means you have more traffic, higher conversion rates, and even more revenue. And who doesn't want that?
So, here's how you can double-check that things are accurate and relevant.
Use Moz to check your listings. It uncovers incomplete, inconsistent, and even duplicate listings.
To fix information, click through, claim the listing, and update the details.
Don't forget to check smaller directories, like Factual, Neustar Localeze, or Thomson Local.
Building More Citations
The idea that you can comb through the entire internet and find all the incorrect NAP listings for your business, and course correct them, is basically impossible. But you can do the best you can with the editing, and then build more accurate citations to help bury inaccurate information further.
To do just that, look for any online publications related to your industry. Also look for community hubs, or even Whitespark's Citation Finder Tool.
Or if you're not up for all that, and just want an easy list to go off of, here are fifty you can use. You're welcome.
You already know the basics. Things like adding your keyword in H1 headers, title tags, and URLs. But there's so much more you could be doing to build up your SEO.
For instance, displaying NAP information and adding schema markup.
If you have no clue what that means, keep reading.
Setting Up Site Structure
This means that your website would look something like this, assuming you serve multiple cities:
And so on.
Now, obviously you want to stick to areas that are larger, and more recognizable. For instance, everyone knows about Los Angeles, but not as many have heard of Oxnard.
Keep in mind, however, that this is ideal for businesses with physical locations. It's enough to provide goods and services to these areas, but it's not as impactful without a brick and mortar.
Once you're done, double-check that your changes will rank accurately. Using Ahrefs Site Explorer, or other free tool, check how well your keywords rank.
Homepage Alterations
You should ideally optimize your homepage around your primary location, assuming you work in 1-2 cities. If you conduct business in more than that, like say all over the world, you may want to skip this, but you should resist the urge. The reason being that Google already knows your location. You filled out the business listing information, remember?
That means all of your searches will be localized anyway. So, you might as well optimize for it, and make the best of the situation.
But there's more you can do to your homepage to make it more rank-worthy:
Embed a Google Map showing your location, with the pin and everything. Platforms like Weebly allow you to do this as a footer.
Display testimonials and reviews, which you can get on business listing websites, Google reviews, Amazon reviews, if you sell some items there, or even Etsy reviews, if you sell on that platform too.
Show NAP information in the footer.
And add schema markup, which is additional code that gives Google info about your business. Google's Structured Markup Helper does the bulk of the work, so you basically just need to tick "local businesses" and "start tagging."
Your page will show up in their visual editor, so you'll just add in NAP information, matching your Google My Business listing down to the last letter.
Once you're done, hit "create HTML" and select JSON-LD.
Test it using the Google Structured Data Testing Tool, edit it as necessary, then paste the code into the header section of your website.
Link Building
When it comes to ranking for the Snack Pack, proximity, categories, and keywords in business titles matter most. But also link signals. For organic ranking, as in every result that shows up right after the Snack Pack, it's the reverse. Link signals reign king.
Since you should be striving to rank for both, as previously mentioned in this guide, you should have all these details lined up as well as you can for the sake of link building.
Content Creation
But you can go beyond details to do this. After all, remember, link building means you're directing several links to you. And the more content you have to share, the more you can link build.
That means you should be churning out relevant content that is both high quality (to reflect your brand), and helpful to your audience, so it entices them to keep coming back.
Think of "best of" guides, or "best practices." Any actionable information really goes a long way. Things like "how to" articles where your audience can follow along and solve their issues with your help.
Once you're done creating posts, always promote them. In fact, promote these post long before they go up. Let people know on social media that you're working on a helpful guide, and ask if they have any specific questions regarding the topic. Things they'd love to know.
As soon as it goes live, let everyone know, and make sure to post your direct link. Change your website link on Instagram to reflect the post, and do the same on Twitter. If it's on Facebook, post a mini paragraph just introducing your post to people, and make sure the image associated with the link is clear and high quality.
Guest Posting
Of course, it's not just your content, on your website, that allows you to link build. Guest posting on someone else's website is a great resource. It shows that you're knowledgeable in your field, that you're reputable enough that others want to work with you and even let you post on their website, and that you have a website/business of your own that's worth looking into.
To start guest posting, remember to search for local blogs and publications, since you're looking to build up your local business and all, hence the point of this guide. Keep the blogs niche, very industry specific.
If you're still at a loss, try using this format and its variations:
[location] "write for us"
For instance, if you're in LA, your search would read…
Los Angeles "write for us"
Substituting "write for us" with "guest post" also works, and should be used when searching for potential partnerships as well.
If you're looking for industry specific, simply swap the location for your industry, so it reads"graphic design" instead of "Los Angeles," for instance.
Link Intersect
This may seem wrong, but stay with us for a second: you can steal competitor links with link intersect.
It's useful for building citations, but it's also a neat way to find out what your competitors are doing, which is crucial in business. Knowing what others in your industry are up to allows you to stay up to date, find out what's working for others without having to gamble on it yourself, and keeps you from being outdated in terms of keywords, relevancy, and even tactics.
It will also uncover things like forum links and guest posts, so you can see who's willing to share their platform with other, relevant businesses.
And technically, you're not doing anything wrong. You're simply researching what your competition is doing, and then using some of the same tactics. Plus, it's likely they are already doing it to you. This is a common business practice, after all.
Check out Moz Link Explorer for this. With a free account, you get up to 10 free queries per month, which is actually plenty considering you're not going to be doing this much more than that anyway.
If you don't mind a paid option that's just a bit more advanced, try out Ahrefs Link Intersect.
Ongoing Activities
Finally, let's wrap this guide up by stating something that although makes sense, isn't as obvious as it should be: all of the information is this guide should never fall under "once and done" law.
You cannot simply set all of these listings up, guest post once or twice, and alter your homepage with some code, and never do anything toward your local SEO ever again.
On the contrary, you have some an ongoing to do list to tend to.
Google My Business
For this listing to thrive all the time, you should respond to customer/client reviews (thank them for the kind words, or ask for clarification or ways to improve if the reviews are negative―always be professional). Stay on the lookout for any incorrect edits as well, stay on top of that NAP information.
And also, feel free to use Google Posts to keep your customers informed. If it seems like too much work, remember you're already keeping your business Facebook up to date, right? Consider just copying and pasting some sentences, or changing things up slightly, and then posting it on Google Posts. Saves time, and uses what you already have to share the message with more people.
Speaking of Google Posts…
Google Post
This micro-blogging platform is synced with Google My Business which means that everything updates onto your Knowledge Panel, the little box of information right below your business listing, which pops up when people search for you on Google.
For instance, here we have Alfred Coffee Melrose Place in LA. If their Google Posts were synced with Google My Business, they would have a direct link to their latest post right below, or even before, the "Reviews From the Web" section on the right.
This makes it easy for people to not only see what you're all about, it also increases the chances of them reading what you have to say. Or even clicking through your other posts, and eventually your website.
You can even create a post from within Google My Business. All posts are up to 300 words, which is short and sweet, and you can upload an image to go along with it. Don't forget to add a call-to-action button such as "learn more" or even "get offer."
Consistency Is Key
Posting content regularly is super important when it comes to local SEO, link building, business representation, brand building, and more. Many times, in fact more often than not, people get hung up on the business go-to's. The sales, the metric tracking, the product launching…
And they sweep the writing aside, thinking it's just "not important."
But your posts are your #1 way of communicating with your audience. These posts convey what you're about, what you have to offer, and they help to build relationships with your fans. Without writing, you essentially are just another poorly branded business asking for a lot (for people to purchase your products), without giving much in return.
So, don't let the writing slide. Consistency is key. Your posts need to be of at least decent quality, and regularly posted.
You don't need to be amazing, you don't need to be perfect, but you do need to be good enough to:
Convey a message/point clearly
Know your target audience well enough to use the correct tone when speaking to them (or in this case, writing for them)
Educate your audience of something using actionable information
If you don't think you can pull this off, feel free to outsource your content. Many solo entrepreneurs do this so they can continue to work on their products and services, while a freelancer tackles their content. Everything from graphic design, to blog posts, videos, and more can be outsourced these days.
And if you're just not sure what the best course of action is, there's always marketing consultants. They are specialized industry professionals who actively work with different brands, building them up, setting up email marketing strategy plans, and essentially auditing their business branding tactics.
In Conclusion
I won't sugarcoat it: if it feels like a lot to take in, that's because it is. Local SEO may be something you place on the backburner, thinking "I'm already part of the neighborhood, they'll see me, so there's no need to invest that much effort into marketing myself around here."
But that couldn't be farther from the truth. At the end of the day, your neighborhood is zone zero, and as such, should be your main fanbase. People should not only know about your business, they should be shopping there regularly. They should be telling others to check it out, or suggesting it to visitors from out of town.
And if they're not, then you haven't done your job of getting the momentum going. But it's not too late. Follow the advice listed in this guide, and you'll be doing better than the bulk of your competitors.
Just make sure to always keep an eye on your metrics, as with any other business experiments you have going on. Otherwise, you'll find yourself wasting valuable time, money, and effort on tactics that aren't necessary for scaling.
So, what was the most impactful lesson you learned while reading this guide? Is it something you would implement in your business, why or why not?
Don't be a stranger! I love hearing from you all, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.


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Olympus E600?
I just happened to look at QVC and the "TSV" for Nov. 20 is an Olympus SLR. It's labeled an E600, 12.2mp with the 2 kit lenses, they're offering the kit for 699.95.
Has anyone heard of this model--is it one made just for QVC? It does have pop art filters and a swivel LCD screen, dust reduction and in camera image stabilization. I didn't have time to compare the focus system to other on market models, but if anyone checks it out, what are the opinions as compared to the 520 or 620??
It certainly is interesting!!
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It's a slightly stripped down version of the E-620 with 3 filters removed and the backlit buttons also not available. From what I can see the multi shot feature has also been removed.
Other than that, it should be the same as the E-620.
As for the differences between the E-600 and the E-520, The E-600 has better Dynamic Range, 7 point AF system vs 3 point, 12.3MP sensor vs 10MP, larger LCD. Just to name a few
If QVC is selling the E-600 with the 2 kit lenses at 599.00 that's a rather good deal.
I also meant to add that there was a press release in August announcing the E-600 and it's avaiilability in November. It is not an exclusive product to QVC.
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I do not know if we'll ever see the E600 for sell in any other way. This may indeed be the only way to get an E600. Definitely better enough with the improved AF and exposure system to buy over the E520, but given the specs compared to an E620, I would never buy an E600 over it. I could not see it doing well in a brick & mortar store when the E620 two lens kit is just $100 more.
Kind of a curious model to be honest. Being only available in North America, it's almost like the E400, which was never available here.
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.....hi Angie,
I don't know about the E-600 .... I do know your Maine Coon (avatar, it is a MC isn't it) photo is of a beautiful cat and reminds me of our Autumn, a gray & white with a little bit of orange female, 1 year old, 11lbs of beautiful personality.
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I'm glad you guys like my cat--Mojo is a "who knows what" cat that we got when he was about 4 months old. He was found in a tree by an employee of a local business who tried for two days to coax him down with little success- until a hard rainstorm when he was found huddled at the base of the tree. He was taken to the business where he remained until I met him and successfully lobbied to adopt him. He really is a sweetheart and a mixture of who knows what--I always think he has some Siamese with his blue eyes. He's nine years old now but he hasn't slowed down much.
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alright Angie, I have done some research and I can almost guarantee you have a ragdoll cat, they are a mix of Burmese, Siamese and Himalayan ...one very notable characteristic of these cats is that they will allow you to hold and carry them around, they will lay limp in your arms, hence the name ragdoll.
this is a seal lynx mitted ragdoll
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Well, I like Mojo's photo, he is a handsome fellow. =edge= thanks for the ID.
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Ritz Camera had an add for the E-600 last week.
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I went to some mitted ragdoll sites and wow--I never would have guessed that our little Mojo could be a highfallutin purebreed! He does look exactly like several of the pictures I saw. Thanks for the info. It makes us wonder where he came from--other than the tree in which he started his "known" history. No matter, he is much loved for many years.
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Do not think or worry about how others will judge you because then you will judge yourself. Instead, think about how others will perceive you because then you will perceive yourself. Do this and you will find yourself giving others benefit of the doubt and you will practice self-perception. Self-perception gives birth to self-awareness. Let self-awareness be your path to finding your happiness.
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