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SOUNDCLOUD MARKETING 101 (Video Course)
Your Blueprint for Growing Your Fan Base And Generate Leads To Your Music Store
What's so great about SoundCloud?
- Because It helps you build a giant presence online
- Because Active and engaged followers help expand your network within the music lovers and the music industry. (record Labels, Music Publishers,...)
- Because Fans on Soundcloud are free advertisers who can share your music on social networks
- Because Bringing in followers every month helps you continue to grow your music business
- because Soundcloud is a gateway to interact with fans and provide them with new informations, mixtapes and pre-releases.
- Because Soundcloud is so centered around music social networking, it is the place where music makers should focus most of their attention on.
- Because It takes only 5 minutes a day to get amazing results
This 1 hour video course will take you through fan collection to advanced music promotion strategies.
Students completing the course will have the knowledge to grow their fan base with high targeted fans and promote music for free on Soundcloud. Simple techniques that you can use to increase your chances of converting your regular followers in to paying fans.
For every styles, from EDM to Hip-hop, Ambient, Trap music, pop music, etc...
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- 23 Lectures and One hour of video content
- Build a strong online presence
- Create the perfect Soundcloud profile
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- Use Soundcloud as a lead generator to your online store to make more music sales
- Develop a great music marketing strategy
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StartWelcome to the course "Master Soundcloud To Get More Fans And Boost Your Sales"
StartIntroduction to Soundcloud (4:43)
StartMaster Your Soundcloud Profile To Catch Attention Of Fans (3:50)
StartUploads - Best Practices - People will notice (8:11)
StartQuality matter - Useful resources
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StartFollow/Unfollow - Are you promoting yourself to the wrong audiences? (5:58)
StartUnfollow to follow and follow back easily (6:46)
StartComments - Best Practices (2:20)
StartReposting - Be a content curator in your music style (3:07)
StartMaster your track description (0:35)
StartGroups will get you a lot of plays (2:19)
StartUnder the Spotlight - Increase your Soundcloud plays naturally (1:55)
StartEmbed Player (1:00)
StartThe statistics in Soundcloud will help your career (2:55)
StartTo do!
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Month: December 2016
A woman working in a male-dominated sphere: the Christmas Market
A new view on a familiar sphere: the festive Christmas market, and the male-dominated working sphere behind it. Beth Cochrane writes about her experience. Continue reading
"Dream becomes reality. Adventure becomes domesticity, the part where Austen stopped."
Dream becomes reality. Adventure becomes domesticity, the part where Austen stopped. The dangerous woman always has to speak. Continue reading
A poem by Marjorie Lotfi Gill
A dangerous woman questions the status quo; unpicks our assumptions by asking questions about them, or lives out questions by not behaving in expected ways. Continue reading
Event on 23 Nov as part of Book Week Scotland
Every November, Scotland gets a little bookier than usual thanks to Book Week Scotland, but for this year, it also got a little dangerous. Continue reading
A short story by SE Craythorne
"Most dangerous of all is what lies beneath the beauty, if only she can make herself heard…" Read this short story by SE Craythorne Continue reading
Roisin Kelly writes a poem about turning from Persephone to Jezebel.
Irish poet Roisin Kelly writes about Persephone and Jezebel, deception and betrayal, princesses, prophets and whores in this powerful poem. Continue reading
Challenging the way we think about the beauty industry
Molly Sheridan is interested representations of women in the beauty and fashion industry. Here, she discusses founding feminist perfume brand REEK with her mother. Continue reading
A research team in Australia has been uncovering the hidden histories of pioneer women lawyers, and have mounted an online exhibition. Continue reading
(Or Things My Wife and I Found Hidden In Our House)
In today's post, writer Kirsty Logan weaves a magical short story of dangerous women and Scottish myth. Continue reading

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After a leave of absence in 2003, the Thai artist Araya Rasdjarmrearnsook returned to Chiang Mai University, where she teaches, apparently pregnant. Her friends and co-workers reacted joyfully to this surprising turn of events. Then, nine days later, she announced that she wasn't with child at all, and that her fake pregnancy was a work of performance art called "The Nine-Day Pregnancy of a Single Middle-Aged Associate Professor." She documented it in a fragmentary five-minute video, in which viewers hear her thoughts on pregnancy and about her colleagues' disappointed and angry reactions to her deception.
The video is the earliest piece in "Araya Rasdjarmrearnsook," an exhibition of mostly video works at SculptureCenter, and it illustrates her penchant for overriding social norms in the service of art, moral amelioration and collective mind expansion. A pre-eminent artist in Southeast Asia, Ms. Rasdjarmrearnsook (pronounced Raz-JAR-min-suk) addresses topics like death, the insane, cultural differences, the disenfranchisement of women and the rights of animals, often in discomfiting and sometimes, as in her fake-pregnancy performance, objectionable ways. Her work has appeared in numerous international art exhibitions; this show was organized by Ruba Katrib, SculptureCenter's curator.
In three videos from 2005 — "Class I," "Class II" and "Class III" — Ms. Rasdjarmrearnsook delivers lectures about death to real corpses covered to the shoulders by white sheets. Speaking in a soft, sweet, schoolteacher-ish voice, sometimes pausing to encourage the silent bodies to share their thoughts, she holds forth on the subject of death from historical, cultural and philosophical angles. Emulating the Conceptual artist and social activist Joseph Bueys, she writes her main ideas on a blackboard.
While Ms. Rasdjarmrearnsook's disquisitions on death are mildly interesting, the corpses are catalytic in a not necessarily good way. Adding a dimension of darkly comic absurdity, they're morally troubling. Nobody likes to see dead human bodies mistreated, and Ms. Rasdjarmrearnsook's use of them as props might strike some as an improper, sensationalist gimmick. Does this reveal a cultural difference between East and West? Are people raised in predominately Buddhist societies, as Ms. Rasdjarmrearnsook was, more nonchalant about death and mortal remains than people in the Judeo-Christian and Muslim worlds? It's hard to say.
Ms. Rasdjarmrearnsook has dealt directly with East-West cultural differences more cheerfully in videos in which small groups of rural people in Thailand who evidently know little about Western art are invited to discuss reproductions of famous European and American works. On view is "Village and Elsewhere: Artemisia Gentileschi's 'Judith Beheading Holofernes,' Jeff Koons' 'Untitled,' and Thai Villagers" (2011). Inside a Buddhist temple, a genial monk speaks with schoolchildren and their adult caretakers about the Gentileschi painting and a blown-up version of the photograph of Mr. Koons with two young women in bikinis that served to advertise his "Banality" exhibition of 1988. The audience seems to be equally amused and bemused, and the whole discussion is lighthearted and often funny. It's a relief from Ms. Rasdjarmrearnsook's more heavy-handed works.
Not so entertaining is "Great Times Message: Storytellers of the Town" (2006). Each of three video projections shows a woman sitting in a chair against a white wall. The women's images are blurred, obscuring their identities and suggesting their relative social invisibility, as all are patients in a psychiatric hospital.
Responding to questions asked by an off-camera interviewer, the women talk haltingly and distractedly about their histories, which in many cases involve deprivation, abuse, crimes and drugs. It's grim and almost unbearably tedious, which might be the point, for these are people few others are eager to hear from.
Ms. Rasdjarmrearnsook's most recent works are about dogs. She has 17 dogs living in her home, and more who stay outdoors in her yard. The only conventionally sculptural works here are three sets of glass bottles, each of which contains a small photograph of one of Ms. Rasdjarmrearnsook's canine pets and a quantity of that animal's fur.
The dog videos include one of a partly paralyzed dog struggling to run around in a yard; it's painful to watch. Another documents a backyard barbecue for dogs. Scenes of Ms. Rasdjarmrearnsook feeding morsels to about a dozen hungry dogs are interspersed with abysmal footage of men throwing captured street dogs destined for the meat trade into crowded cages. Certainly, dogs are more than just dogs for Ms. Rasdjarmrearnsook, but because most of these videos seem so literal, they're perplexing: In the bigger scheme of things, how much should we really care about dogs, especially considering that many other species are facing outright extinction? Not to mention that Ms. Rasdjarmrearnsook feeds her four-legged guests the flesh of other animals.
With a video called "The Treachery of the Moon" (2012), Ms. Rasdjarmrearnsook puts herself, her dogs and her whole oeuvre into a broader, spiritually inspirational context. We see her in a meditational posture on a mattress, watching a television on which clips from Thai soap operas alternate with scenes of violent urban rioting.
The takeaway is that by simultaneously staying in touch with the animal life of the body and nature, on the one hand, and communing with transcendental consciousness — whatever that might be — on the other, a person might attain a holistic, equanimous perspective on the turmoil of everyday life.


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Dartmouth Patriot, 21 September 1901 Edition
How the Old Stone Walls Came to be Built.
(Series of Articles by H.W. HEWITT)
No. 21
Before leaving the description of the Rous and Morris grants I must take notice of the old walls which are on these properties. Stone walls are yet to be seen near the Shrum and Lennox clearings. Another wall runs for almost a mile around the western and northern sides of Shrum's Marsh. This wall is narrow being only about the width of one large stone. Having been built on marshy ground it has sank down so that it is not very high above the surface of the ground. It is not known who built this wall or, indeed, is it fully understood why it was built. Still other stone walls are seen on the properties near the road. Most of these were built by the older McNabs about a century ago. But one wall which now may be seen by anybody passing along the main road a short distance above Battery Hill has an origin not known so well. It may yet be seen easily for a distance of half a mile but it originally extended much farther. It is on the eastern side of the present road and runs almost parallel to it. It lies on the western side of McNab's Brook. At one time it extended to the Creek now known as McNab's Cove. In the other direction its original extent is now known. Walls just like it and running in the same direction have been found at Woodside, near Mott's Mills and one may be seen on the upper side of the road at the turn of the road not far from the home of Mr. Harvey, Dartmouth. Whether these portions belong to the same wall or not I am unable to state, but they were probably built about the same time. Another wall started from Archibald's wharf and ran in a straight line to the wharf of Charles McNab. Every vestige of that has disappeared. This wall was like the wall which is still to be seen running parallel to the road. This stone wall is in some places four or five feet out of ground. It was probably that height throughout but has sank in places. It is about three feet in width and has two straight faces. With regard to its origin several views are held. It is ascribed by many to the French and is known locally as the 'Old French Wall.' This belief arose principally from the fact that no one living, nor yet the fathers of the old people now living can remember when it was built. It is certain that its age is much more than one hundred years.
Soon after the settlement of Halifax a bounty of 20 shillings per acre was paid for all land cleared and enclosed on the Peninsula of Halifax. One thousand acres was quickly cleared and fenced in as a result of the bounty. But a fire swept over all the country and undid the work, so that hay had to be procured for some years from Massachusetts at a high price. In May 1757 the Governor and Council offered a bounty on hay raised on the Peninsula, also for the erection of stone fences, likewise for raising grain and potatoes. In 1762, in consequence of the inducements offered 70 acres had been brought into a state of cultivation at an expense of twenty-two pounds ten shillings per acre. This offer was made to the inhabitants on the western side of the harbor at or about the time, and the Eastern Passage walls were constructed to obtain bounty.
This offer was elsewhere abused, and although the stone walls were constructed, probably to a greater extent than expected, they were built where they were of no use. Wherever a valley existed with many stones up went a "Stone fence" and the bounty repaid the builder even if the wall was of no use to him. On both sides of the harbor walls may be found which were built at this time. Back of Rockingham miles of wall may be seen and the same is the case I believe at Bedford and other places on the shores of the harbour. Some of these walls had only one vertical face the other side sloped to the ground.
Such was the origin of the Eastern Passage Wall. There was no lack of stones for the use of the builders, for in fact one cannot see where the stones were taken out although the wall in most places rests on a rocky bed. The stones in this old wall and the other wall I mentioned as running from Archibald's wharf to C. McNab's wharf were put to more practical use. A great many of the stones from the former wall were used in the construction of the foundation walls of the Woodside Sugar Refinery. Many of the stones from both walls were sold as ballast to vessels. In this connection it may be mentioned that at one time every property along the shore had its wharf. Vessels used to come and load ballast. Nowadays very little land is broken up, but in those days a ready sale was found for the stones taken from the land and the money paid for the labour used in breaking up the land. The ballast trade has become a thing of the past in Eastern Passage and the wharfs, almost without exception, have fallen into a heap of ruins.
On the Campbell properties which lie to the south of McNab's Cove are some places of interest. Not far back from the road and directly above the Cove is a hill called Maroon Hill. I have tried to find the origin of the name but have not been successful. There is indeed, a tradition that some of the Maroons lived here in huts a century ago, but no proof can be found of their residence in this place. The foundation of a white man's house was visible there not many years ago, so the hill was not totally uninhabited.
Far back to the south east across a swamp known as Freeman's swamp there is a little elevation where the high range on which the clearings of Shrum and Lennox were, comes to an end. Here, surrounded on three sides by a swamp and far away from human habitation, lived over 100 years ago, a man named Freeman. A mound or two of rocks in the midst of which is an immense birch tree, mark the site of his house. About a century ago William Donaldson who lived on and owned the property now owned by Mrs. Campbell, went back with the father of John and Benjamin Hines, to look at this place. They found growing in the fireplace a small birch tree. That tree has become the mighty tree of to-day. Freeman kept a hen farm and it is said he had exactly twelve dozen hens.
Many, many years ago a man named Hurri lived in the hollow back of Frank McDonald's property, near McDonald's lake. Later on a man-of-war sailor named Raikshaw lived in a house standing not far from the house occupied by Mr. Roderick McDonald. He served in the British navy and was on board H.M.S. "La Hogue" at the time she chased the American privateer "Young Teaser." He witnessed the explosion when in June, 1813, the English deserter set fire to the powder magazine of the "Teaser." I have heard it stated that he drew a picture of the explosion which people of Eastern Passage afterwards saw.
Henry B. Heslap built a house many years ago back of John Donaldson's present house. He was a native of Carlisle, England. He moved from that house to one which stood till recently on the site of Charles Gilgar's new house. His three daughters married, one William Wellsman, another Christopher Hines and the third Mr. Sheen. Descendants of all three live at Eastern Passage. Mr. Heslap died March 10, 1848, aged 77 years, his wife Elizabeth died January 20th, 1860, aged 85 years. William Wellsman lived in the house which stood on the site of Charles Gilgar's house. Mr. Sheen built the house now occupied by Mr. and Mrs. John Coonen and Christopher Hines built the house occupied by Mr. Benjamin Hines. Christopher Hines came from Country Harbour, Guysborough Country. His father was a United Empire loyalist. M. Hines died February 17th, 1871, aged 67 years.
Further down the road is another old house built by Edward Trider, who died December 4, 1890, aged 95 years. His father, Christian Trider and his mother came to Halifax in the original expedition.
Before we come to the house just mentioned we pass the house occupied by the widow of Provo Horne. This house was not the original homestead of the Hornes, that stood on the bank of the next creek down. Provo Wallis Horne hold for his father a most illustrious man. At the time of his baptism his godfather was Midshipman Provo Wallis. Years after he brought in the Shannon after the notable fight of the Chesapeake. He became Sir Provo Wallis, G.C.B. and Admiral of the fleet. His death occurred in 1892 when the Admiral had reached the age of 101 years.
A house older than most of those mentioned, but which is not now standing was the house in which Mr. Jacob Horn, Sr., the forefather of the present Horns lived. This stood in the field where the new house of Mr. Arthur Romkey has lately been erected. It was torn down not long ago for firewood. That it was strongly built is evident from the fact of 3 inch. jumiper tree-nails having been used in its construction. After the death of Jacob Horn Sr., his son John occupied the house. His widow married a [man] named Strutton, who lived in the same house after his marriage. These facts given, I must now give a description of one of the most important settlers in the Eastern Passage, viz., Jacob Horn, Sr.
Jacob Horn was a German who came to Canada and fought under General Wolf at Quebec in 1759. After the capture of that place he came to Halifax. It is said that he came from Quebec on snowshoes which is not improbable for many others at that time did the same. After the close of the war between France and England grants of land were given to the discharged soldiers. Mr. Horn was given a choice between McNab's Island and a large grant on the eastern mainland. He chose the island at first and built a house there. He found it [in]convenient, however, to take cattle and produce from it to the City, so he gave up his grant and removed to Eastern Passage. His first grant at that place was the 220 acres which had been granted to Hon. Joseph Gorham July 20, 1752, a description of which will be found in a previous paper. This land was escheated August 24, 1797, and granted to Jacob Horn and his son Jacob November 1st of the following year. Mr. Horn afterwards came into possession of the land formerly granted to Otho Hamilton and Hon. John Collier. His property extended down to the farthest bound of the R.C. cemetery, which land he presented to the Catholics. Jacob Horn prospered at Eastern Passage. Cordwood and cattle were in great demand at Halifax and he found it easy to take both to the city, for in those days the harbor was frozen over almost every winter. Jacob Horn has been described to me as a small man with light hair hanging over his shoulders. He married a French woman from Quebec. She could not speak English at first, but would pat the heads of children when they spoke to her.
Jacob Horn, Sr. left five sons:- Jacob, John, Andrew, Benjamin and George. He himself and several of his sons rest in the Horn graveyard on the lower side of the road. His wife also is buried there. Jacob Horn, Sr. died at the age of 101 years in 1821. I need scarcely mention that those Horns now living at the Passage are descendants of Jacob Horn, Sr.
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For every finished vehicle design we see, there are probably hundreds of drawings and models that have long since been discarded. Housed in its own room inside the Ferrari Museum in Maranello, the LaFerrari has a unique exhibit that shows off some of the car's design evolution, and Autocar caught up with Ferrari design director Flavio Manzoni for an even deeper look at what went into creating this hybrid supercar.
In addition to the final product, the LaFerrari exhibit also reveals some of the designs that didn't make the cut – two of which made it to the full-size scale model phase, though. The display shows off five different designs (three from Ferrari and two from Pininfarina) that were in the running to become the final LaFerrari.
The interview with Manzoni even adds in some juicy bits of info, including news that one of the potential LaFerrari designs has been locked away and could resurface as a special, one-off model. Manzoni gets in a couple of good quotes while voicing his opposition of the current retro design language currently being used by some automakers, as well. Check it all out in the video below.
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Number one. Be myself. This was preplanned before I even named my business. I spent many years covering up how I felt, doing what made me miserable for others ,or pretending to be perfect. Definitely not going back to that mess for anything. Maybe my business faux pas number one.
Not doing business with mean or outright greedy people .Unfortunately I met some "mean girl" women right out of the gate while networking. The ones who won't speak ,walk away ,or deride someone two seconds into meeting. Who won't ask a second question to the newcomer or young creative beside me with a dream.
Discerning the person who is solely money driven only requires same actions as not completed in the above scenario. A second or third question to understand how a potential business partner believes in their heart what they contribute offers something of value. If you pay attention you can see it in their eyes and hear it in their voice and it is magical.
Not selling products or other health services . I love products and services!!!! My job is not to sell products though, even if I use and love myself. Because what works for one doesn't always interest another. Each client has unique needs and personalities. If I promote an at home work out DVD for someone who thrives on social connection and accountability ,I am not helping them but hurting them. If someone is perimenopausal and is interested in essential oils I will give them my limited knowledge on use.( and a friend's name if request). If someone asks me how to raise their good cholesterol I will say EVOO but not sell them a particular brand. I love green tea and will tell you the science and may offer you a cup…for free. I sell individual behavior change and positive psychology only.( plus I am part of a national movement to clarify some things in this arena and can't go against that endeavor as respect it's cause)
Just a note for clarity…… this is not to say I won't promote ,advocate and get a bullhorn for another woman I know that offers something fabulous that a client or friend may NEED/WANT in their life!!(Just no money for me cause remember we are going for poverty.)
Spend some time and money on classes and education developing your craft.( formal or not) Not for titles and recognition but because education offers you security in knowing you are working hard to offer something worthy of someone else's hard earned money.
Compassion with caution for those who have hurt you. Those who have used what you gave in kindness ,willingly ,to promote themselves without credit. Or even worse lied about you.
This one is in development for me. I am a known woods walker. Many times I had moments of such hopelessness and scarcity . Carrying not just the burden of harsh financial worries but the terror of not being able to make a life and living offering my dream. I have been tempted or skated a slippery slope . I try to understand another's actions committed out of fear or pain. So I work on second chances. I work on being gracious out of strength.
Even if it "costs" me.
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Playgrounds are important. Physical activity is important. And the role of play is important. Adults in name of a lot of good things can stifle social physical interactions and creativity in growing children. Does a happy balance still exist between safety and unstructured play ?
"His philosophy seemed reactionary at the time, but today it's shared by some researchers who question the value of safety-first playgrounds. Even if children do suffer fewer physical injuries — and the evidence for that is debatable — the critics say that these playgrounds may stunt emotional development, leaving children with anxieties and fears that are ultimately worse than a broken bone.
"Children need to encounter risks and overcome fears on the playground," said Ellen Sandseter, a professor of psychology at Queen Maud University in Norway. "I think monkey bars and tall slides are great. As playgrounds become more and more boring, these are some of the few features that still can give children thrilling experiences with heights and high speed."
After observing children on playgrounds in Norway, England and Australia, Dr. Sandseter identified six categories of risky play: exploring heights, experiencing high speed, handling dangerous tools, being near dangerous elements (like water or fire), rough-and-tumble play (like wrestling), and wandering alone away from adult supervision. The most common is climbing heights.
"Climbing equipment needs to be high enough, or else it will be too boring in the long run," Dr. Sandseter said. "Children approach thrills and risks in a progressive manner, and very few children would try to climb to the highest point for the first time they climb. The best thing is to let children encounter these challenges from an early age, and they will then progressively learn to master them through their play over the years."
Sometimes, of course, their mastery fails, and falls are the common form of playground injury. But these rarely cause permanent damage, either physically or emotionally."


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Jordan Madge – Where Flowers Grow
Where Flowers Grow is about the representation of place through photographic narrative. It is an attempt to explore the social and physical landscape of a small mining town in Northern New South Wales, Australia which was once at the heart of the black opal mining industry. After a boom for the elusive black opal, the town ran dry and began to sell itself as a tourist town full of eccentrics, old mining relics and a small portions of modern day black opal miners.
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In May of 2016, we stated the availability of commercial air service in Stillwater would be a game changer for local visitor development efforts. In fact, we have now expanded from two daily round trip flights a day to three daily round trip flights on Thursdays, Fridays, and Sundays. In addition to expanding the primary targeted geographic market for group meetings and leisure visitors from a 300-mile radius of Stillwater to virtually anywhere in the world, we have further benefited from the ability to connect directly with visitors while in the sky.
We met David and Reid Duncan while traveling back to Stillwater on American Airlines. Reid, and his dad David, sat across the aisle and were coming to Stillwater from Concord, North Carolina for a site visit of the Oklahoma State University campus. While David was excited for Reid, he wasn't quite sure he was ready to see his oldest son move almost 1,200 miles away to attend college. David and Reid later stopped by the Visit Stillwater office, met the whole team, and now they both make regular stops to chat with the Visit Stillwater team. Reid for the occasional meal, conversations, and advice. David stops by when in town and we have now met Reid's grandparents and his two younger brothers.
A few months ago, a couple sat across the aisle and we couldn't help but notice they were looking through a copy of the Stillwater Visitor Guide. When one said there must not be any golf in the area we couldn't help but interject, "Check out page 27!" They then noticed the logo on our jacket which started a long conversation in regard to the activities and local events over the upcoming week. They actually had the letter they received with a personal note written by a Visit Stillwater team member wishing them a safe trip to our community.
Very recently, we flew back into Stillwater Regional Airport and, as always, walked out of the airport and asked those standing outside if they needed a ride back to their dorm, house, or hotel. After taking us up on our offer, we learned our passenger was the Executive Director of Up with People as we drove him to his hotel accommodations. Imagine his surprise when we named off all three of his advance team members we had been working with for months to market and promote their upcoming performances.
Our offer of a ride typically creates a few interesting looks and conversations. However, Visit Stillwater team members travel wearing a Visit Stillwater logo and have provided transportation when coming home after virtually every flight back into town. Small gestures of Stillwater hospitality have created long-lasting relationships with repeat visitors as well as powerful positive word-of-mouth recommendations by others to visit our community.
It is indeed a small world and one never knows when and where one can promote a visit, or return visit, to our community. Economic development in all forms starts with a visit. We can all very effectively contribute to economic development efforts by ensuring those living or working outside of our community are made aware of the assets available within America's Friendliest College Town!
To learn more about competitive pricing, shorter lines, free parking, and easier access to Stillwater through American Airlines' largest hub, go toFlyStillwaterOK.com.


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Our forests are carefully planned long before the first seedling breaks through the soil. From the passion behind a theory proven true in our research division, to the reverence of a forester managing the same stands of trees for decades, to the persistence of our teams who look at those trees through different lenses, our people are what makes Rayonier stand the test of time.
Just under the canopy of a stand of pine trees, inside our greenhouses, below the shed roof of our headquarters, and in our communities, Rayonier employees are putting our resources to work for you. We take you behind the scenes in this series of Rayonier videos and articles.
Rayonier has invested millions of dollars to open more than 200 miles of stream habitat to salmon in the Pacific Northwest. We take you on site to one of our restoration projects.
Thinning trees is a common practice in forest management that removes full rows of trees. We take you into the forest to show you how, much like weeding a garden, this operation has important benefits for our crop trees.
Drones have become an important part of Rayonier's forestry operations. Our drone pilots share how they use this tool to gain a new perspective in the field.
Rayonier's genetic research team offers a behind-the-scenes look at how we use a carefully-controlled pollination process to breed our best-performing tree families.
Rayonier is on an ongoing quest to provide what the world needs most from our land.
Our trees provide homes and refuge to wildlife; clean the air by absorbing carbon dioxide; protect water quality by filtering rain; and cool the earth with their shade. Decades after they're planted, they will become lumber, pulp, paper and other wood-based products. And, just as we harvest trees, we plant millions more every year.
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As the communities around Rayonier's land grow, sometimes our properties are needed for a higher use, and that's where our real estate subsidiary, Raydient Places + Properties, comes in. Raydient is on a mission to create places with a purpose, like a country property destined to be a family homestead or a community that brings families and friends together.
* Raydient is Rayonier's taxable subsidiary
We believe in sharing our land, putting it to work, and meeting as many needs as we can with our 2.6 million acres. We meet alternative energy needs through solar farm, wind and biomass opportunities. Hunters, fishermen and beekeepers use our land. And we harvest more than trees, working with buyers to fill the need for minerals, fill dirt, pine straw and palmetto berries to name a few.
Rayonier forests serve a critical role in our environment today and for future generations. Find out how our team protects wildlife, conserves water, improves soil quality, ensures healthy forests and works with our communities.
Each year, Rayonier makes more than 2.1 million acres available for recreational licensing in Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Carolina, Texas and Washington.
Rayonier foresters take great care in managing our timberlands while being good stewards of the environment. Our portfolio includes acreage in the U.S. South, U.S. Pacific Northwest and New Zealand.


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Sold: Cutthroat Meadows
Star Valley, WY
105 Acres$795,000
Property Details
Cutthroat Meadows is comprised of 105 acres and offers exciting angling on the Salt River. The Salt flows through the ranch and is known by the locals as a trophy wild cutthroat and brown trout fishery. The browns are abundantly present in the river and valley spring creeks, and their numbers increase tenfold during the fall spawning run. Located in western Wyoming and 55 minutes from Jackson Hole, high mountain peaks stretch down both sides of the narrow valley; on the west is the Caribou National Forest and the east is Bridger-Teton National Forest. Recreation on public land abounds, including horseback riding, mountain biking, cross country skiing, snowmobiling, hiking, hunting, angling and camping.
Get To Know Wyoming Ranches for Sale in Wyoming
Ranches for sale in Wyoming, in particular properties located in Jackson Hole and surrounding resort counties, not only provide unmatched access to the plethora of recreational opportunities in the area, but offer excellent real estate investment opportunities as well. With such close proximity to Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks, these properties range from expansive fly fishing and hunting ranches to classic working cattle properties. Wyoming resident tax advantages and ranch value appreciation make investing in ranch real estate here a smart buy-and-enjoy strategy.


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Check Out: Doss - "Here Tonight"
Check out the mysterious songwriter's new late-night summer jam.
We're very excited about the mysterious young songwriter Doss, who's making blissful, moody ambient pop for a post-singularity universe. Take a listen to her new single "Here Tonight," which might be only her second released song ever but shows off a stunning, self-assured knack for futuristic, postmodern grooves. We sense this one'll be on heavy rotation in our car stereos this summer for late-night drives and skinny-dipping trips galore. If you dig, you can pre-order Doss's highly anticipated self-titled debut EP, out April 29 via her label, Acephale - they're pressing only 1000 copies, so jump on it.


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Frederick Louise, son of George II, the Prince of Wales played the first ever recorded game of baseball more than 250 years ago – right here in Walton-on-Thames!
David Block, author of the landmark book Baseball Before We Knew It: A Search for the Roots of the Game is generally recognized as the authoritative work on the subject of baseball's origins. He's also a member of the Society for American Baseball Research. Block was combing through a 1749 copy of The Whitehall Evening Post when he spotted the following news item: "On Tuesday last, his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, and Charles Sackville, Lord Middlesex, played at Bass-Ball (sic), at Walton in Surry (sic); notwithstanding the Weather was extreme (sic) bad, they continued playing several Hours."
Surrey County Council's archivists at Surrey History Centre identified the area where the game was played in Walton-on-Thames as Ashley Park. Sackville's wife, Grace Boyle, had inherited the property from her parents in 1740. David Block announced his discovery at the Surrey History Centre in June 2013. Julian Pooley, Head of Public Services at Surrey History Centre, commented: The discovery of this very early reference to baseball in Surrey is particularly exciting given the county's rich and varied sporting history.
From the earliest reference to cricket in the Guildford borough records, William Bray's diary reference to baseball in 1755 through to the battle of the Somme, when the 8th battalion of the East Surrey Regiment charged across no-man's land kicking footballs in front of them, sport has played a major part in Surrey's history. Baseball in mid-18th-century England would have looked very different than modern American baseball.
The game would have been played on a smaller scale than the modern pastime, with shorter distances between the bases and with the pitcher standing much closer to the batter. The ball was much softer than today's; and instead of a bat, the palm of the batter's hand was used to strike the ball. Yet despite these differences, the basic elements of 18th-century English baseball – pitching, batting, base- running and fielding – were comparable to those found in its later American namesake, and Block believes there is little doubt that English game was the forerunner of the modern American pastime.
Block is the author of the 2005 book Baseball Before We Knew It published by University of Nebraska Press. He is also a member of Major League Baseball's "Baseball Origins Committee" under the chairmanship of MLB's Official Baseball Historian, John Thorn. In 2013, Surrey County Council stated, 'Baseball is an integral part of American life and this news about a national obsession in the US, where homegrown sports have traditionally dominated, will reverberate far and wide.
It is a game steeped in history and now the Surrey County Council's History Centre and the inquisitive historians David Block, Tricia St. John Barry and Julian Pooley have provided the ea rliest manuscript proof that the game the Americans gave to the world came from England'.
Go to the WoTTA.co.uk website for full details and to watch David Block giving an interview.
Coming Soon: Walton-on-Thames Trading Alliance and Walton Cricket Club are working with the Blue Plaque Trust and Baseball Softball UK planning an exciting event to commemorate this amazing fact about our town! Read more about this event in next month's Walton Matters.


text: Thinkstock Share: PSP Camps Plan for those school days off Click here to download the Spring Camps 2020 and 2020 Pro D Day Schedule R = regular member, O = Ordinary member, A = Associate Member Register for a PSP Pro D Day camp by contacting PSP Recreation at 250-363-1009 or by stopping into the Colwood Pacific Activity Centre (CPAC) or Naden Athletic Centre Kiosks. You can also SAVE TIME and MONEY by registering ONLINE at https://bk.cfpsa.com/esquimaltpub/account/index.asp?ga=1 Cancellation Policy If we cancel Full refunds are issued when PSP cancels a Camp program. Every effort is made to cancel courses in a timely manner (1-5 days prior to start date). If you cancel Full refunds will be processed by contacting PSP at 250-363-1009 a minimum 2 weeks prior to the program start date. A 50% refund will be issued one week prior to start of camp. Less than one week's notice will be on a case by case basis. Please note cancellations after the required dates will be subject to approval and are subject to an administrative fee. Once a program has started, refunds will not be provided. Inclusion Workers Have a camper requiring a little bit of extra support in programming? Please contact us for more information on how to best support your child. If you have funding through Queen Alexandra Centre for Children's Health we arehappy to provide you with an inclusion worker for your child when one is available.


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If bone broth isn't really your kind of thing, then you might like to try a potassium vegetable broth. Vegetable broths have been used for hundreds of years as a rich mineral source. During most wars and famines people survived on broth. Vegetable broth is renown for being gut-healing and immune boosting. It is also… Continue reading Gut-Healing | Immune Boosting Vegetable Broth Recipe
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To eat or not to eat fermented foods?
Research has found that gut microbial diversity is strongly linked to improved digestive function, immunity, cardiovascular health, glucose metabolism and even cognitive function. What is the role of fermented foods?
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Delicious Tea The movie The Little Princess based on the novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett made a strong impression on me when I was 8 years old. The novel was written in 1905 and tells a beautiful story of a kind and courageous young girl who believes in magic. I identified myself with the adventurous girl… Continue reading Chai me!
DIY Nasturtiums Capers
You might very well be acquainted with nasturtium but have you ever seen their seed pods? Have you ever tried pickled nasturtium pods? They are like peppery capers. I don't even like capers but I do like these...


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Colleges of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG), has called off its one-month-old strike following another intervention by the National Labour Commission (NLC).
The resumption of work is to pave the way "for the commencement of negotiations as directed by the NLC," a brief statement from CETAG said.
CETAG had been on strike over the failure of the government to pay them their Interim Market Premiums and Book and Research allowance.
The teachers insist that they're now equal to their colleagues in other public tertiary institutions since the Colleges were upgraded to tertiary status, and so they must earn the same benefits.
The strike affected all 46 Colleges of Education, which were shut down indefinitely once the strike went beyond the 21-day threshold.
The Ministry of Employment and Labour Relations, had said it was shocked by CETAG's stance.
Previous negotiations between the association and other stakeholders including the Ministry of Education, Fair Wages and Salaries Commission and the National Council on Tertiary Education (NCTE) yielded no positive results.
The NCTE argued that CETAG did not have the right to declare a strike when negotiations were ongoing.
CETAG was also accused of being unreasonable and failing to present itself for negotiations on the matter, drawing out the impasse.
But prior to the latest development, CETAG had shown signs of compromising on its stiff stance.
The National Secretary of CETAG, Nathan Ohene Gyan, said his outfit was pleased with NLC's intervention.
"We have been very clear and quite explicit in our language in what is expected of the two parties, we believe in the rule of law and the word that was given by the Commission is well with us. There is an element of compulsion in there which every one of us would have to respect."
Though students are likely to breathe a sigh of relief, it remains unclear how this development will affect the academic calendar.
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Burnt out? Lonely? Gain Life/Work Harmony
"I'm burnt out! I can't handle one more thing in my life. Something has to change or I'm going crazy!" "I'm lonely and depressed!" "I didn't sign up for this lifestyle; all work and no play!" These are a few of the comments I hear from my clients who are not living harmoniously. Our ADD world and addictions to social media and media have to lead us into a 24 hour possible work day and way too much information that is creating anxiety, overwhelm, overstimulation and major stress on our body! There is no balance in life, but you...Read More
Powerful Process to Stop taking on Other People's Energy
I get asked this question a lot, as an Empath, how do you spend time with people and not take on their feelings like your own? In the video below, I guide you through a powerful process that I apply and teach my clients and students to have healthy boundaries. Please comment below to let me know what you got out of this experience. PRACTICE it every day for a week (at least) and let me know the results you got and if you have any questions. Check out the blog I spoke about in the video for more information on being an empath: Is being an Empath Stifling Your Well-Being? SHARING IS CARING FOR...Read More
Is Being an Empath Stifling Your Well-Being?
As an empath, do you feel you don't have control of your emotions around other people? Do you feel like you're a leaf in a hurricane emotionally throughout the day? Do you believe it's good for you to feel everyone's suffering and pain? As a sensitive or empath, we have high emotional responses to the energy around us as we tune into our environments all day. As a child empath, we are not taught how to manage all the energy we tune into, so we end up taking on other people's emotions as our own. This disempowers us as it drains our life energy and it takes us out of...Read More
3 Easy Energy Tools to Clean Overwhelming and Unwanted Energies
I'm sharing 3 easy energy tools that will help you clean unwanted energy from other people, collective unconscious, electronics….and your own beliefs and patterns you no longer want to hold onto. I call the energy field around you and your physical body your MOBILE HOME (for a visual, see picture below showing chakras and light around the human body). For optimal health, clarity, intuition, freedom and healthy relationships it's important to clean your mobile home of energy that depletes or obstructs your life force energy and flow at least once a day. Mobile Home...Read More
5 Essential Daily Healing Exercises for Highly Sensitives
Learn at least 5 daily healing exercises to help you be more grounded, calm, peaceful and healthy in these crazy times. I don't know about you but I have been through some crazy mind, body and spiritual challenges these last two months. It's almost felt like a sci-fi movie, in and out of different realities. Spiritually we are in a period of time that is asking us to wake up where we are unconsciously asleep, so we can energetically evolve. As we get shaken awake it can feel stressful because the process will have us facing our greatest fears and in order to face these fears and...Read More
How Empaths Find Balance in Chaos
Empaths Find Balance in Chaos when they learn to set healthy boundaries and practice vigilant self-care. It's not easy for them to do this when they have been trained to put others before themselves, stuff their feelings, and they don't know what it means to have healthy boundaries when they experience so much pain and disruption around them. In this vlog below you'll learn how you can be grounded, centered, loving, serving and still maintain your balance in the chaos of a natural disaster. Am I Highly Sensitive? <— click on the link and find out....Read More


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On some nights, falling asleep can seem hopeless. Your body knows it's time for bed, but your mind just won't oblige. Sure, you could rely on medication to help you fall asleep, but would you believe there's a better way? With this neat recipe, you can skip the meds and opt for solution that's far more natural.
Believe it or not, the best cure for restlessness is sitting right in your pantry. In fact, you probably already have everything you need to make this remedy tonight. This homemade remedy is sure to help you get to sleep in a jiffy—and all it takes is one organic banana!
Who would've thought that banana tea could be the answer to your sleeping woes? Will you sip a cup before bed tonight?


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This tofu banh mi is my vegan version of the Vietnamese classic sandwich. Slices of marinated tofu, crunchy veggies, fresh chillies, plenty of coriander and spicy sauce all come together in a delicious crusty baguette for vegan lunch perfection.
I first had tofu banh mi in Laos, when I was travelling there way back in 2008. I was totally sold on it from the very first bite and I've always regretted that we didn't travel further east to Vietnam to eat more of them! Luckily tofu banh mi is pretty easy to get in London these days. And now I know how to make my own I can have it whenever I want.
I was really struck by the availability of fresh European style bread in Cambodia and Laos. It was very welcome indeed after spending the previous three months in India. India has some of the best vegetarian food in the world. As for breads, India has plenty of flatbread but I was definitely missing crusty white bread.
Wondering how the baguette became popular in Vietnam and south east Asia? Well, it's because the country was part of a colony called French Indochina from 1887 to 1954.
What is banh mi?
Banh mi, or bánh mì, is a Vietnamese sandwich, made with a baguette. Fillings include meat, pickled vegetables and plenty of chilli. Veggie versions, made with tofu, are common.
Being packed full of colour, banh mi is a visually stunning sandwich. And its taste is pretty stunning as well. If you haven't tried one before then you're in for a treat because it is delicious!
How can you make banh mi vegan?
Banh mi is most commonly made with meat but it's very easy to make it vegan and tofu banh mi is fairly common in south east Asia. Any kind of tofu can be used as long as it is firm – avoid silken tofu for this recipe. You could even use pre-marinated if you wanted. I prefer to marinate my own and for this recipe I've used a simple marinade of sesame oil, soy sauce and ginger.
Many banh mi recipes contain mayo, which is spread on the baguette before serving. Sometimes this is mixed with sriracha sauce for a spicy alternative. I am not a fan of mayonnaise so I have left it out but by all means add your favourite vegan mayo if you like.
There are other ways you can make a vegan banh mi if you don't want to use tofu. I like the look of this cauliflower banh mi by Minimalist Baker and this jackfruit version by Lazy Cat Kitchen.
How to make vegan tofu banh mi
If you're marinating your own tofu be sure to leave enough time for it to cook and cool before making up your baguettes.
Vegan tofu banh mi
This tofu banh mi is my vegan version of the Vietnamese classic. Slices of marinated tofu, crunchy veggies, fresh chillies, plenty of coriander and spicy sauce all come together in a delicious crusty baguette for vegan lunch perfection.
- 400 g block firm tofu
- 1 tbsp sesame oil
- 1 tbsp soy sauce
- 1 thumb-sized piece ginger peeled and chopped
- 1/2 cucumber cut into batons
- 1 carrot peeled and cut into thin strips
- 1 daikon or radish optional, peeled and cut into thin strips
- 2 tbsp white wine vinegar
- 1 tbsp sugar
- 2 small baguettes
- 1 red chilli sliced
- handful fresh coriander roughly chopped
- Sriracha sauce to serve
- Vegan mayonnaise optional
Pre-heat the oven to 180°C (fan)/200°C/gas mark 6. Press as much water as possible out of the tofu. You can do this with a tofu press or use sheets of kitchen towel and press under a heavy plate.
Cut into thick slices and cover with the sesame oil, soy sauce and ginger. Mix well. If you have time leave to marinate for 30-60 minutes.
Bake in the oven for 30 minutes until turning crispy, turning halfway. Set aside.
While the tofu is cooking prepare your vegetables. Once the cucumber, carrot and daikon or radish (if using) are sliced place them in a bowl and cover with the white wine vinegar and sugar. Stir then cover with a lid and leave to pickle for at least 15 minutes.
Once your tofu has cooked allow it to cool slightly* then prepare your banh mi. Slice the baguettes in half lengthways. If liked spread with mayonnaise.
Fill with the tofu slices, pickled vegetables, sliced chillies and fresh coriander.
Serve with sriracha sauce if liked.
Recipe Notes
*If packing to take for lunch later allow your tofu to cool completely before making up the baguette.
If you like this you might also like this vegan pad Thai.


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422 Kane Creek Blvd.
Plenty of parking!
Standard ticket – Ages 13 and up (max. weight 250 lbs) - $75. Children ages 6-12 $65.
Check-in Time
March & April: 10:15am
May-October: 9:15am
Opening Hours
Open 7 days a week
Ages 6 and up.
Minimum two participants; solo adventurers please call for availability to be placed with existing groups.
Custom group times available upon request – please call for more info.
What to Bring / Wear
Comfortable clothes / shoes that stay on and have good traction (please, no flip flops).
Tour Overview
Make a plan to visit the Adventure Park Moab where nature and the outdoors can provide more inspiration and opportunity than even the best equipped training or meeting room, and challenge courses are a great fun and exciting way to assess your physical and mental strengths & limitations. Make the next step and expand your comfort zone to learn how to develop valuable lifelong skills!
Adventure Park Moab offers a High Ropes Challenge Course including a climbing tower, vertical high ropes elements and horizontal traverses at 30 ft above the ground. Participants can choose from a variety of 17 different elements during a 2- hour program. Discover your own personal limits under guidance of professional facilitators and experience an increase in self-esteem and confidence or just enjoy an adrenaline rush on our giant swing.
Our Low Ropes Challenge Course and Team Building programs are a great alternative for groups who wish to stay on or close to the ground on ropes, cables and planks and want have a more educational experience. Team challenges call upon every team member to participate, presenting opportunities for self-discovery, risk-taking, trust building and team growth or simply to learn how to create an environment where all voices are heard. We offer customized outdoor experiential learning and team building programs.
Our guides can customize a course for participants with special needs. Please give us a call to design the best program for your group!
What a great adventure! I've been challenged on this course. Go and test yourself and your skills with a super qualified and gentle instructor who will help you overcome any fear of height or physical setbacks. Shannon Meredith is the best!
– Karen J.
- Professional guide-facilitator
- Harness, helmet, and equipment
- Orientation and instruction
- Self-selected combination of high ropes and/or low ropes elements
Start and end your epic Moab adventure day at Wild West Voyages. Take the morning high ropes adventure course challenge followed by an afternoon of family-friendly rafting on the Colorado River!
Rafting tour covers mild to moderate rapids (class I-III depending on season) as well as flatwater float sections with an opportunity to swim in the river. Includes all transportation, high quality equipment, safety gear, professional guide and a river side picnic lunch.
Please call our friendly staff to plan, or book online under High Ropes Challenge Course activities.
Visit our Ropes-n-Boats tour page to book your adventure!


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Part 2 of our local SEO guide may take you to an unexpected next step.
Most business owners are eager to decide on the keywords. This seems to make sense because that's what "everyone" tells you.
Most agency sites have you doing this first.
However, to ultimately choose the best keyword phrases after determining your users intent (see part 1), you should spend a little time analyzing your competitors.
If you're not on page 1 of the search results in Google what are your competitors doing that gets them there? It has nothing to do with whether they are better than you. The "small guy" can bet the "big guy" in the searches simply by doing it better. Let's take a look.
What to Look at from Your Competitor
The good news is you don't have to contact your competitor. You also don't need to hire a research firm. Simple searches in Google will reveal all you need to know to get started. First, do a search on a search phrase you think consumers will use and you believe would be great for your business to rank in the page 1 results. Let's use the term mattress as we did in part 1. Remember the box in the diagram with common questions?
This "People also ask" box doesn't appear in every result. But, if it does, use it. Also, look at the bottom of the search page and see the "Searches related too" phrases listed.
Choose one you think is most likely to be used by your market consumers.
For "mattress" these two places seem to show that "best mattresses" or "best type of mattresses" would be a good place to start. For this example, we'll pretend we're a mattress store in Tucson, AZ.
Also, look again at the "Searches related to" section at the bottom of the page. In this case, the results show "mattress stores Tucson." This would be another good research term because shoppers ready to buy or near ready to buy would be using this phrase.
A consumer wouldn't use the phrase "mattress stores" if they were researching types of mattresses. Does that make sense?
How to Analyze Your Competitors' Content
Now that you see which of your competitors is in the top of your market search results, spend a little time looking at their content online. Go to their website and take a look at:
- How often they publish new content
- Who writes the content
- What subjects they write about
- Where or what does the content focus on
- Why is the content written
- How long their articles and other content is on average
- Notice how often they use keyword phrases you believe customers search with
This process is necessary because you must understand your competitor's content strategy so you can mirror it or do better. You won't have to do much more to do better.
Now you must look at other factors that contributed to their 1st page search results.
Discover Where Your Competitors Get Backlinks From
In most cases, your local competitors get the most important back links from online directories. The most popular include sites like Yelp, Yellowpages, Angies List, Google My Business, Bing Places, and others.
Cities and markets have other business listings unique for your market.
You can find most of your competitors links with a free tool from Moz. You will need to sign up with a free account to get the data.
Some competitors get links from places like the local chamber of commerce, partner businesses, etc. You may be able to make some relationships of your own where you agree to get back links from relevant local sites. You want the links from places relevant to your market.
Remember, it isn't the number of back links your competitor has that matters. It's the quality. Competitor sites can have hundreds of back links. Some even have thousands. But often only a handful have any real meaning to Google.
You will win the back link game by having more of the higher quality sites linking to your business than your competitor.
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Geometric Analysis and Topology Seminar
Stable Homology of Aut(F_N)
Speaker: Soren Galatius, Stanford
Location: Warren Weaver Hall 813
Date: Friday, April 28, 2006, 4 p.m.
Let \(\mathrm{Aut}(F_n)\) denote the automorphism group of a free group on \(n\) generators. It is known that \(H_k(\mathrm{Aut}(F_n))\) is independent of \(n\) as long as \(n >> k\). There is a natural homomorphism from the symmetric group \(S_n\) to \(\mathrm{Aut}(F_n)\), I will sketch a proof that it induces an isomorphism from \(H_k(S_n)\) to \(H_k(\mathrm{Aut}(F_n))\) for \(n >> k\). An important point of view here is that the classifying space \(B \mathrm{Aut}(F_n)\) can be thought of as a moduli space of metric graphs, i.e. graphs equipped with metrics, considered up to isometry.


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Last week my friend Hay was visiting me in San Diego, California. We decided to go south of the boarder into Mexico. I wasn't sure how easy it would be, or what to expect. All I knew was that we needed to have Taco Tuesday in Tijuana. We both did a lot of research. It seemed simple to cross the border according to articles online. The best way to go to the border is to take the trolly from Downtown San Diego. I would have had to take an Uber there and then buy a ticket. You are also allowed to park at the border. It has security 24 hours a day but it cost $8.00 every 12 hours during the week and $15.00 every 12 hours on the weekend. Taking an Uber directly to the border seemed the most cost effective.
There were a ton of cabs at the border. Pro tip, ask how much the cab ride is before you get in. You can haggle, and everyone takes US currency. Hay and I got into a taxi and we made our way to Avenida Revolucion, which is the main street in Tijuana, and checked into our hotel. Hay wanted to go to Plaza Fiesta where a bunch a breweries are located. When we got there, we went into a bar called Random and quickly made friends with the owner, Jorge. We told him our Taco Tuesday mission and that we needed tacos. Jorge broke the news to us that Tijuana doesn't do Taco Tuesday like we do in the US because everyday is Taco Tuesday!!! We asked him for recommendations so he took us to his favorite spot, Tacos Los Paisas. This taco spot is located on a street nicknamed taco ally. This street is loaded with taco spots. It is a taco lover's dream. You can find it by typing in Taco Ally on Google maps.
When we walked up, the restaurant has an open window set up. There were no screens so it felt like you were eating on a porch. I ordered a Mexican coke in a glass bottle and looked at the menu. The server brought us these grilled green onions and radishes.
Those onions were amazing but a little hard to bite. I didn't care. I kept eating them.
Jorge helped me order, since my Spanish is no bueno. My first taco that I ordered was lengua with onions and cilantro. For those of you that don't know, lengua is the tongue of a cow. I love lengua. It is always so soft and tender. It's packed with flavor and amazing. It is similar to barbacoa from Chipotle.
This lengua taco was no different. It is hands down to date, the best lengua taco that I have ever had.
Next I ordered a carne asada taco. I told Jorge that I love spicy so he told me to order the taco with habanero peppers. This taco was also served with onions and cilantro but it had guacamole too!
I bit into the taco and tasted so many flavors. The strongest flavor of course was the habanero pepper. Jorge was impressed that I didn't cry and I ate almost all of the taco. The guacamole cooled my mouth down from the peppers. The carne asada in Tijuana was so much better than any carne asada in the US. I avoid ordering carne asada in the US because they never cook it right, but this taco was perfect.
I cannot believe that is has been a week already since my Taco Tuesday experience in Tijuana. I am so glad that I went and enjoyed myself. Tijuana was better than I ever expected (and way safer than I thought). If you are in the San Diego area, I 100% recommend crossing the border. The Mexican food in the US cannot compare to the Mexican food in Mexico. Oh yeah, and don't forget to have a Margarita… of four.


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Extreme Sports: Guy Goes Bungee Jumping While Playing The Bagpipes
This is a video of a bagpiper playing 'Scotland The Brave' (complete with sweet Doppler effect) while bungee jumping at Highland Fling Bungee in Killiecrankie, Scotland. It actually makes sense if you think about it provided you don't actually think about it at all and just nod your head like I do whenever anybody asks me a question in a meeting. "You just agreed you should be fired." And I stand by my decision. Wait -- what?!
Keep going for the video in case you're curious what the Scottish wear under their kilts.
Thanks again to K Didde, who, for those of you who aren't keeping track because you're too embarrassed about your own unwillingness to help make my life easier, just earned his third Geekologie gold star sticker for tipping.
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There is no doubt that times are tough for many Americans, but some have been plagued by financial trouble for quite some time. The Social Security Administration has seen an increase in disability insurance applications over the last few years. The disabled are finding that they are not alone and beginning to represent a larger portion of Americans than ever before.
Part of the increase in Social Security Disability applications is due to the increase in qualifying medical conditions. The intellectually or developmentally disabled now represent a large portion of beneficiaries. The expansion of benefits for those with Alzheimer's has also brought new recipients into the demographic. However, new studies are finding that there are some regional aspects to the numbers of beneficiaries.
There are numerous Northeast Missouri communities that receive SSDI benefits at a rate higher than the state's average. Overall, many of these counties have one of the highest rates of disabled workers in the country. Further, the highest rate for SSI payments is in Marion County, where the aging baby boomer generation represents the bulk of the population.
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One day he said: "I know it is difficult to reconcile the teachings and instructions of the Master.
"In one case He exhorts us to be brave and courageous and on the other hand to be prudent.
"He commands us to exercise justice, on the other hand to be merciful. He wishes us to be frank and direct, at the same time to be discreet.
"How can we reconcile these things?
"It is very difficult, I realize that it is difficult, but as the believers grow in spiritual strength and maturity they will find the perfect balance of truth and justice, they will attain to wisdom."
Shoghi Effendi discusses the affairs and conditions of the Cause with astonishing openness and frankness, he does not like secrecy and told us many times that this openness, frankness and truthfulness among the friends constitutes one of the great remedies for many of our difficulties, and he sets us the example of free and open consultation.
With a modesty and simplicity which one must see in order to appreciate, because it is foreign to our American temperament, he invites suggestion and consultation from the visiting friends and from those around him.
He listens to every suggestion with the utmost courtesy and seriousness and then brings to bear upon it the light of his wonderful lucid mind, his clear all-comprehensive thought, his powerful and penetrative judgment.
The spirit of criticism is abhorrent to Shoghi Effendi, he will not permit a breath of criticism of one believer of another and although he wants to hear the truth of every matter this must be based on sincerity of purpose. He instantly detects the least insincerity of motive or effort to influence him in any way.
He is never influenced or swayed in the divine authority with which God has vested him, but exercises a perfect protection and tender guardianship over every soul.
In speaking of a certain matter which was troubling him at the time he said, "You see I wish to know the motive behind these actions," and then with his beautiful young face full of laughter, "I do not like to be put off and put off and have the matter delayed and when they are dealing with an impatient person like myself it becomes very difficult."
He laughs at his own impatience for action, for the growth of the Cause, for the deep results of real unity and one of the highest terms of praise from his lips is – "He is active" – or – "She is an active Bahá'í."
May Ellis Bolles Maxwell, Hand of the Cause of God
1870-1940 This…version is a verbatim transcription of the original copy,cluding spelling errors. Online version provided by Robert Stauffer, 1997. Proofread by Vaughn Sheline and Thellie Lovejoy, 199
From informal notes taken by Mrs. May Maxwell at Haifa in 1924,
and reproduced for the information of the Bahá'í friends
with the permission of the National Spiritual Assembly.
Conversations with Shoghi Effendi, pp: 3-4
This is the Day in which God's most excellent favors have been poured out upon men, the Day in which His most mighty grace hath been infused into all created things. It is incumbent upon all the peoples of the world to reconcile their differences, and, with perfect unity and peace, abide beneath the shadow of the Tree of His care and loving-kindness. It behoveth them to cleave to whatsoever will, in this Day, be conducive to the exaltation of their stations, and to the promotion of their best interests. Happy are those whom the all-glorious Pen was moved to remember, and blessed are those men whose names, by virtue of Our inscrutable decree, We have preferred to conceal.
Beseech ye the one true God to grant that all men may be graciously assisted to fulfil that which is acceptable in Our sight. Soon will the present-day order be rolled up, and a new one spread out in its stead. Verily, thy Lord speaketh the truth, and is the Knower of things unseen.
His Holiness Bahá'u'lláh
Gleanings from the Writings of Bahá'u'lláh, pp: 6-7
Great indeed is this Day! The allusions made to it in all the sacred Scriptures as the Day of God attest its greatness. The soul of every Prophet of God, of every Divine Messenger, hath thirsted for this wondrous Day. All the divers kindreds of the earth have, likewise, yearned to attain it. No sooner, however, had the Day Star of His Revelation manifested itself in the heaven of God's Will, than all, except those whom the Almighty was pleased to guide, were found dumbfounded and heedless.
O thou that hast remembered Me! The most grievous veil hath shut out the peoples of the earth from His glory, and hindered them from hearkening to His call. God grant that the light of unity may envelop the whole earth, and that the seal, "the Kingdom is God's", may be stamped upon the brow of all its peoples.
His Holiness Bahá'u'lláh
Gleanings from the Writings of Bahá'u'lláh, p. 11


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|Whole grain, the simplest beginning
What I needed was somebody to help me get started. Somebody to initiate me into the mysteries of baking sourdough bread. Happily such a person came along: good friend Lyn of the Logan Bakehouse. She, along with the invaluable published works of Scotland's sourdough guru, Andrew Whitely, taught me most of what I know about sourdough.
The first thing is to demystify the subject. There's a lot of odd 'folk knowledge' about sourdough floating around out there. The simple truth is that sourdough bread baking is no more difficult than using commercial bread yeast. It does involve keeping a starter culture in your fridge and the proving step does take longer but you end up with a better tasting, better keeping and more nutritious result AND you don't have to keep buying bread yeast.
|A bit of exercise to get the freshest ingredients.
To keep things simple, stick with just a rye starter. It's the easiest to maintain and you can use it to start off wheat (or other more exotic grain) loaves as well. The whole process is amazingly flexible. Once you have a feel for it, the possibilities are only limited by your imagination.
|Rye starter: very liquid
Now, there's a loaf still warm from the oven. Time for dinner, I think.
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WOW…what a difference a routine makes. Tucker went to school yesterday and to daycare after that. He did really well, was in a good mood, went right to sleep at nap time, drank-ate—just perfect little man. Last night was pretty much the same, he ate, drank several glasses of chocolate milk, and was only up ONCE during the night. We got a drink and went right back to sleep, after a little rocking action,,,,and to bed in his own bed. Can you say OMG…..really? Is it a fluke? Will it happen two nights in a row? We will see. He was sent to school again today, tired and not very happy when he got on the bus but teach says he is doing fine. He comes home after school today to Daddy, until I get home, so hopefully he will take his normal nap time and we will be on our road to NORMALITY once again.
I had always heard that routine is a big part of kiddos with Down syndrome. They want to know what to expect and what is expected of them…..We have never really had a routine, I didn't think…..but even the smallest things they get used to, any kid for that matter. Hunter was the same way. You didn't dare change something up on her and expect it to be OK. I remember one time her dad went to get her from school instead of me and she lost it….he wasn't supposed to be there, she wasn't going with him, where was mom…..on and on. I have always been a planner and she gets it from me. Calendars, lists, who is going to do what, when….I like to know what is coming and how I am going to handle and juggle it all. I figure my son will be much the same way.
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Earlier this month I received a letter from a boy. In the letter, the writer asked me why we spend so much time talking about bullying yet always talk about bullying from the bully's or the victim's perspective. We give advice on how to react to bullying and encourage people not to be bullies themselves. What we don't do though, is spend enough time talking about witnesses to bullying and that is what the writer was wanting help with. Simply put – if we are ourselves witnesses or bystanders to bullying or behaviour that hurts someone else, what do we do? Or put another way, when is "fun" and "teasing" not so much fun anymore and what do we do?
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It is hereby announced that Mr Tony Reeler will relinquish the headmastership of Pretoria Boys High School as from June 2020 due to his recent appointment as headmaster of Bishops Diocesan College in Cape Town as from July of that year.
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Al Salam Camp is an idyllic family-run oasis on the West Bank of the Nile at Luxor, just a few kilometres from the Valley of the Kings and other world famous sites.
Whether you are road-weary traveller or a bushy-tailed adventurer seeking something a little different, Al Salam Camp is the perfect
We can collect you for free from Luxor train station, or from the airport for 120LE.
If you would like to arrange collection please call or email- to let us know your arrival time and place. We will meet you there with a sign saying Al Salam Camp.
Walking Directions from East Bank
Take the Public Ferry which costs 1LE maximum, this is a brown boat with a top deck. If you wish to hire a private motor boat this should cost 5LE.
When you reach the West Bank you should turn left/south and follow the Nile for about 10 minutes walking through the village, eventually the shops and buildings will end, keep walking 150 metres and you will find Al Salam Camp, Ramlah Village..
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