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Updated: November 8, 2012
On Angelo State's campus today - people gathered in the university center to show their respect and give thanks for military members protecting our freedoms.
Today's Veteran appreciation day included a posting of the colors from ASU ROTC members - as well as remarks from doctor Joe Munoz and veteran faculty member doctor Bill Cullins.
Students and faculty put together care packages for deployed soldiers as well as veterans

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ODU Heads to No. 12 Central Michigan for Match on Sunday
Feb. 1, 2013 NORFOLK, Va. – The Old Dominion University wrestling team will travel to Mt. Pleasant, Mich. for a showdown with the No. 12 Chippewas of Central Michigan from the Mid-American Conference at 1:00 p.m. (EST) in McGuirk Arena.
Last Meeting No. 25 Old Dominion defeated No. 22 Central Michigan (18-17) on Feb. 5, 2012 in Norfolk, Va. Follow Sunday's Match: Old Dominion vs. No. 12 Central Michigan Monarch fans can follow live stats for Sunday's match on TrackWrestling.com. Also, Central Michigan University will be offering a live feed (for a fee) on Sunday. Be sure to follow Old Dominion Wrestling on Twitter at twitter.com/ODUWrestling and find them on Facebook at facebook.com/OldDominionWrestling. |


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James Marsters told me my name was pretty and said my costume looked awesome. :3 And me and Juliet Landau locked eyes when she was leaving and she smiled and waved at me and I freaked out. Getting photos with them both tomorrow!!!
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Here it is! After months of procrastination, I've finally finished it. It turned out much better than I thought it would too! Hear hear!
Well, I stayed up until 5 am again, which was the exact opposite of what I wanted to do tonight. On the plus side, I've got a lot of work done on my next drawing. There it is for anyone who's at all mildly interested. I need to give blondiebear a body!
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Drusilla: I'm not hungry. I miss Prague.
Spike: You nearly died in Prague. Idiot mob. This is the place for us. The Hellmouth will restore you, put color in your cheeks, metaphorically speaking, and in a few week's time…
Drusilla: The stars will align, and smile down on us.
Spike: And then, God, this town will burn.
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A player, in the prime of a Hall of Fame career, gets tired of being overshadowed by lesser players. He seeks out the advice of a personal trainer from outside his sport, then personally hires him without the consent of his team. The player adds 21 pounds by lifting heavier weights more often than any of his competitors. Who is this athlete? Barry Bonds? No, Michael Jordan.
By now, we all know the rumor of Barry Bonds eating with Ken Griffey Jr. and exclaiming that because of the public ignoring his fantastic season (which included joining the 400 home run/400 stolen base club) due to Sammy Sosa and Mark McGwire, he was going to start using steroids. But in truth, the above story is the story of Michael Jordan, after being defeated in the 1991 season by the "Bad Boy" Pistons. Tired of being pushed around, he made small mention in the paper about needing to add strength. Tim Grover went to the Bulls' office to answer the call.
Jordan started his weight-lifting plan by putting a time limit of thirty days on it, but he never stopped for the rest of his career. Grover was hired exclusively by Jordan, and refused to work for players Jordan didn't approve of. Workouts with Grover led to Jordan being able to shoulder press more than his body weight overhead six times. Greg Anderson would be proud.
I am not claiming that Michael Jordan was a steroid user. I think he was the greatest athlete of all time and completely clean. I believe that all his gains were natural. What I am saying, on the heels of Lance Armstrong's admission and the baseball writers' refusal to vote for Bonds and Roger Clemens, is that he would have.
Imagine if in 1993 Jordan was defeated in the Finals by Charles Barkley, who then admitted to Jordan that he was juicing. Or imagine if Patrick Ewing talked the Knicks into widespread use to defeat the Bulls in the conference finals. Better still, imagine if after Jordan's comeback, Gary Peyton and Shawn Kemp defeated the Bulls with the help of a needle.
Would the greatest competitor of all time take the high road and allow himself to be beaten year after year? This is a guy whose owner, while trying to talk him into sitting out the end of a season after rehabbing a broken ankle, asked Michael, "would you take aspirin to cure a headache if you knew 1 of the 10 aspirin was poisoned?" Jordan's response?
"How bad is the headache?"
Logically, he would have found the best drugs, worked twice as hard, incorporated the use of PEDs into the famed breakfast club and got back on top.
In the end, we won't ever know if Michael Jordan would have used steroids. His sport was not infested with them in the 90′s when other sports were. That might be the only thing separating him from the terrible fate now suffered by Bonds, Clemens and Armstrong.
I'll leave with a couple quotes, the first two from Tim Grover in a Stack.com interview about Jordan, and the last three from Jordan himself.
"He always felt someone else was going to outwork him, so he wanted to outwork them first."
"He is the most competitive individual I've ever met. His competitive nature is the same, whether he was playing in the NBA Finals or in a pick-up game… He took no prisoners. He wanted to win every single thing. It didn't matter who he was going against. He went out there to win and destroy."
"If you are trying to achieve, there will be roadblocks, everybody has had them. But obstacles don't have to stop you. If you run into a wall, don't turn around and give up. Figure out how to climb it, go through it, or work around it."
"Once I made a decision, I never thought about it again."
"But my drive to win is so great…I just step over that line. It's very embarrassing.. one of the things you totally regret. So you look at yourself in the mirror and say "that was stupid."
If you take an unbiased look at Michael, you'll find the attitude, the will to win, his relentless drive for perfection. The foregoing responsibilities to wives and children. The dogged pushing of teammates, sometimes past their breaking points. Barry Bonds, Lance Armstrong, and Michael Jordan are similar animals. Lucky for Michael, steroids never took hold in basketball. And lucky for us, we have one hero left.
Tim Grover quotes from Stack.com "Michael Jordan:Mind of a Champion"
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San Marga North Boundary Maha Fence Project
Our Siddhidata Kulam continues work on the Maha Fence project along the north boundary line between
San Marga land and the adjacent University of Hawaii Agricultural Research station land. This boundary runs from Kuamo'o Road on the east from the highway at the Rudraksha grove and parking lot, all the way down to the Wailua river below iraivan. It is registered on our property maps as being 2,849 feet long. Over 1/2 a mile!
This area has been completely left to go wild for decades. The previous fence line was virtually gone. It has been increasingly important for us to establish some security measures to protect San Marga and iraivan from intruders as well as wild boar whose population on Kauai now, estimated to be about 66,000 out number humans! Our Siddhidata Kulam undertook the Herculean job of removing all the trees that were on along the fence line. The original giant and very beautiful Blue Gum trees and Norfolk Pines were not the problem. Over the years, large numbers of invasive species had taken root. Every single Java plum tree was infested with roque banyan. Albezia trees, which are official pests in Hawaii (as they take over and destroy native habitat) had grown to sometimes 3 feet in diameter and 60 feet tall. It is only about a 15 foot swath to be cleared, but the amount of jungle to be removed is enormous! This job, had it been contracted out would probably have cost $100,000.00. Instead the SK has been putting on their boots twice a week now for nearly a year and slowly whittling away, and they are nearing completion.
In recent days we are seeing some assistance from the Univerisity of Hawaii Ag station workers who are happily helping the monks with a small bull-dozer and an occasional high-lift.
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October 15th, 2012 at 10:39 amCareful planning, perseverance and the right tools: three things I´ve always seen on every project managed by the Monks of Kauai´s Hindu Monastery. An important lesson to all of us. Congratulations to the dedicated team of workers!
Jutikadevi Sivaraja says:
October 15th, 2012 at 4:08 pmIt is embarassing, that with all the giving, that the monks do to the world, that they are not supported finanically through all the devotees to have that paid and taken care of.
They take care of us, so they need to be taken care of financially and be provided to do important inner work.
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October 15th, 2012 at 4:10 pmThe monks don't need to struggle like this, we need to do a really good job in supporting them financially, so clearing these growth is a breeze.
Sarasvathi Iswarapatham says:
October 16th, 2012 at 9:05 amGreat work yes!But it would save so much time & energy to do more important service of their lineage if there is help to ease this type of strenuous work
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Birthday Bash, Round Two
The theme was trucks...of course. So I printed out a little truck banner, and made toppers for the mini-cupcakes. We had a hard time keeping the table together as little Vijay desperately wanted to pull down the banner and carry it around with him. It now hangs above his crib, leading to sweet dreams of bulldozers, dump trucks and diggers!
We kinda view this party as a chance to see all of our friends and family- it's more a party for the whole family, not just Vijay. That means there was a fun mix of ages- college kids, Vijay's little friends, colleagues and our family friends. But that didn't mean everyone, no matter what their age, didn't enjoy groovin' to the Rock-a-Baby band, and the Brown's Tones (Brown University's women's a Capella group).
Totally over-the-top? Absolutely. But so much fun, and definitely worth it! And all I can say is...thank goodness we beat the storm!
*The best present of all? My brother, Johnny (that handsome guy there with his darling girlfriend Molly) was able to come to the party. He's in the Naval Special Forces and just got back from Afghanistan. We hadn't seen him in over six months...now that's what a call the perfect present!


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REGISSEUR | Henry Bateman |
PRODUZENT | Heather Millard of Raven Films |
DOP | Henry Bateman |
KLANG | Gunnar Steinn Úlfarsson |
MUSIK | Biggi Hilmars & Damien Rice |
EDITOR | Elísabet Ronaldsdóttir |
CO-PRODUCER | Herbert Sveinbjörnsson |
LÄNGE | 75 min |
GENRE | Documentary |
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Awards and nominations: Nominated for Best Documentary EDDAN 2011. / Special Jury Mention at the Energy Film Festival, Switzerland. |
This feature-length documentary film tells the story of a few Icelandic people,
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inspiration for a changing world.
Henry Bateman has spent the last twelve years working around the world for most of the major networks; BBC, SKY, CNN, etc. as a cinematographer, director and producer. He has covered global events such as the Asian Tsunami, the violent Nepalese general election and the 2008 earthquake in China for broadcast to millions of viewers worldwide. He is passionate about pointing the lens at people and stories that would otherwise not receive public attention and has drawn on his socio-political experience for 'Future of Hope' which is the first feature length film that he has both filmed and directed.


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In the last week there have been lots of conversations around why branding is potentially pointless for charities and can be a total waste of hard-earned money.
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Firstly, here's a truism I think we can all agree on:
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The Summit, an unusual event scheduled for April this year, featuring a range of experienced fundraising thinkers and practitioners and with a lofty aim of helping the sector to raise billions more
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There are moments in life when you experience a profound culture clash. I can still remember the one that told me working in the charity sector was going to be 'different'.
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One of the highlights of the past year in Penn sports happened last month in the NCAA Division I Softball Championship. Making their first-ever postseason appearance (more on this in the next issue of the Gazette), the Quakers lost two straight games but earned a terrific memory in the process when first baseman Georgia Guttadauro made SportsCenter's Top 10 Plays with a diving catch.
Guttaduaro's priceless reaction to the moment was chronicled by the Penn Sports Network and is now on YouTube – with over 3,000 views. And this got me thinking. What are some of Penn's other great moments on YouTube? So naturally, I compiled a Top 10 list:
10) Georgia Guttadauro watches herself on SportsCenter – 3,068 views (as of June 17)
"I'm Georgia and this is as famous as I'll ever be."
9) Alyssa Baron nails buzzer-beater in women's basketball postseason tournament – 2,355 views
The call is almost good as the shot.
8) Penn men's basketball beats Columbia on Fran Dougherty layup – 7,299 views
How about another buzzer-beater?
7) Penn baseball prepares for 2012 season – 58,778 views
Who knew running could be so dramatic? No other Penn sports video has more YouTube hits (as far as I can tell). The director of this video, Jeremy Maas C'11, also has a great YouTube moment here.
6) Penn men's lacrosse player scores sick goal against Duke – 5,559 hits
Duke has won two national men's lacrosse titles in the last four years but couldn't stop this behind-the-shoulder goal from Penn's Rob Fitzpatrick.
5) Miles Cartwright dunks on Princeton's face – 9,748 views
The only thing better than a great dunk is a great dunk against Princeton.
4) The final out of a softball perfect game – 1,013 views
Relive the last out of Alexis Borden's perfect game last year – the first for an Ivy League pitcher since 2006 – and the celebration that followed.
3) Penn men's basketball upsets No. 6 Temple – 4,373 views
Watch some end-game highlights and a great court-rushing after the Quakers' huge Palestra upset of the sixth-ranked team in the country 15 years ago.
2) Penn beats Harvard at :00 to win 1982 Ivy League football championship – 1,078 hits
There aren't too many historical moments on this list for obvious reasons (if only YouTube existed during the glory days of Penn sports) but this video of Penn's game-winning drive and late-game drama to famously win the 1982 Ivy football title is pure gold. The announcing of Eagles broadcast legend Merrill Reese makes it even better. (For an older – and longer – video of Penn sports, check out this.)
1) Penn erases 14-point lead with 6:40 left to stun Princeton in 2005 – 38,411 views
About half of the 38,411 views might be from me. Try not to get goosebumps watching this awesome highlight package on one of Penn basketball's most memorable victories.


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Police Chief Micheal Lewis said it appears glare from heavy late-afternoon sun was the only hazardous driving factor that caused driver Michael Lemieux, 18, of Bristol, to leave the westbound lane suddenly just before 4 p.m. Wednesday.
Lemieux's Chevrolet Suburban luxury SUV struck a small sedan driven by Susan Fullerton, who died instantly in the crash, Lewis said.
Fullerton, who had just finished work and was on her way to visit friends, was driving eastbound when her car collided with Lemieux's. The accident occurred on a curve near the Homestead Restaurant, in a section of road known for blinding sun late in the day, Lewis said.
Lewis said though Fullerton was an innocent victim, there will likely be no charges pressed against Lemieux.
"At this point I don't think so"Lewis said. "There were no problems with his (alcohol) tests and speed wasn't a factor. The sun was the factor."
Lewis said Lemieux, who refused medical treatment and was apparently uninjured, was clearly distraught at the news that Fullerton had died.
"He was pretty upset," Lewis said.
A large section of Route 104 was closed to all traffic beginning just before 4 p.m. The road was reopened at about 7 p.m.
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By KrystalD
from Lex, KY
About Me Midrange Shopper
Comments about Prepac Sonoma Black Tall Queen Platform Storage Bed with 12 Drawers:
I really wanted a storage bed so I could get rid of the dresser in my bedroom. This bed has an awesome amount of space and works really well for that. Unfortunately, the quality is not all that great. I noticed that the bottom of the some of the drawers wouldn't slide all the way into the grooves, and this has become a problem since the bottom came almost completely out of one of them.
Over all not too bad
By ta
from ontario canada
About Me Budget Shopper
I really like the look of this bed but it is poorly made. Guess you get what you pay for. Good price so I wont complain too much. Drawers are large and roomy. once you have a mattress on the frame it is super high
good price for 12 drawers
By dba
from boston
I knew this would be time consuming to put together because I read prior reviews, so it wasn't a surprise. But it went much faster than I thought. About 3 hours. Looks nice. It is not a pass down heirloom, but will last many years.
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By Michelle G
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I love how durable the bed is. I love all of the storage. I live in a tiny apartment and this bed is used to store my whole wardrobe and some! Its comfy and doesn't make a creak when you toss and turn.And the overall look of the bed is simple but sophisticated ! Make sure you plan a couple hours out of your day to build it.
A great purchase for us!!
By D&S the re-decorators
from Brantford, Ontario
This product looks sleek and works perfectly in our small bedroom. We love the minimalist look our bedroom now has. We painted and bought new bedding...it's like a whole new roomier room! Assembly was completed by my husband and did take a fair amount of time ie. 4hrs. Thankfully all parts were present, and all holes pre-drilled correctly (unlike some assembly experiences we've had in the past!)All in all good bang for the buck!
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For the most part I love the product, it was the only one I could find with great storage and that is what I needed most. The only little complaint I had was that it takes forever to put together. But overall I like the bed and am happy with it so far.
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perfect bedroom piece for tiny beachfront condo, with storage for owners on one side, guests on the other...took two men (one a carpenter) four hours to assemble, so have friends or expect to pay to have this bed rebuilt on site for you...looks great, if high isn't a problem for users
Lots of storage and easy to assemble
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This bed is great! Provides tons of storage, and was easy to assemble. However, because the bed is an open rectangular frame on the bottom and we have put it on carpet, if it's not set down so that all four sides/corners of the bed are perfectly perpendicular, the drawers are not flush when closed.
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A St. Clair County judge on Thursday ordered that a 9-year-old boy charged with first-degree murder in connection with the beating death of a 14-month-old boy be placed in the custody of the state Department of Human Services.
The judge also ordered that a psychiatric evaluation be performed on the boy.
In court Thursday, the 9-year-old sat quietly and looked straight ahead as prosecution and defense lawyers argued about what to with him: Whether he should undergo a psychiatric evaluation now or later, whether he should remain with relatives or be placed in custody of the state Department of Human Services, and whether he should be allowed to go to school.
The 9-year-old is charged with the Aug. 22 beating death of toddler Taquan Willis, in a home in Cahokia.
Associate Judge Walter C. Brandon ordered the juvenile be placed in the custody of DHS, and an evaluation be conducted on the boy by a psychiatrist from Alton Mental Health Center. The evaluation was to take place Thursday at the courthouse.
Brandon scheduled another hearing for 10 a.m. Nov. 28, to review the findings from the evaluation and determine what happens next in the case.
Bill Walker, representing the juvenile, asked the judge to appoint a guardian ad litem for the boy and to postpone the hearing until Jan. 15.
"We have a right to present this case to the court, to prepare it for court before the court proceeds," Walker argued.
He also argued that there are no mental-health issues with the boy.
"The issue here is maturity," Walker told the judge, adding that there were less-restrictive alternatives available for the boy, rather than locking him up.
According to Walker, the 9-year-old's mother died when he was 3, and his grandmother died when he was 4. The boy has not been to school since the death of the toddler, Walker said, and sending him to school would help him. The boy hasn't been to school because the judge had previously ordered that he not be allowed around other children.
Walker noted that other adults in the boy's life have been charged with child-endangerment in connection with the case, and they're now incarcerated. But Walker noted there were other relatives in court Thursday for the boy.
Assistant State's Attorney Anna Young asked the judge to put the boy in the custody of DHS "and get him some treatment and placement." Young noted that Brandon ruled Oct. 25 that the boy is mentally unfit to stand trial and probably won't become fit within a year.
Young did not object to a guardian being appointed for the boy. The judge named Michael Rousseau as the guardian.
Brandon also ordered the prosecution to make a hotline report to the state about the case and "get somebody out here to get services to this minor."
Young told the judge the psychiatric evaluation could take place Thursday, and she made a call to check on the availability of the psychiatrist. He was to be at the courthouse by noon. Young told Brandon she would keep the court and Walker apprised of the boy's status.
At the close of the hearing, the boy hugged one of his relatives who was in the courtroom and had a brief conversation with the relative.
Records suggest the boy is the youngest person in Illinois to be charged with first-degree murder. The boy will not stand trial as an adult because of his age.
Prosecutors on Wednesday filed the child-endangerment charges against the adults:
* The toddler's mother, Alisha E. Johnson, 22, of 414 Levin Drive, Cahokia, was charged with five counts of endangering the life of a child.
* Melissa A. Wilbourn, 31, of 234 Judith Lane, Cahokia, and David J. Hollis, 42, of 310 Isabell, Cahokia, where the child's death occurred, also were each charged with five counts of endangering the life of a child.
The charges allege the adults allowed the 14-month-old child to be left unsupervised in the home with four other children younger than 12.
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An epic win for Vladimir Isaychev in the fifth stage of "Tour de Suisse", 192,7 kilometers long from Olten/Trimbach to Gansingen: Katusha Team´s Russian rider stayed in a breakaway for 177 kilometers and finally won in the sprint of 6 riders. Seven riders, in fact, managed to leave the main group after 15 kilometers: Oss (Liquigas-Cannondale), Puccio (Sky), Lodewyck (BMC), Ruben Perez (Euskaltel-Euskadi), Minard (Cofidis), Kroon (Saxo Bank) and Isaychev. The breakaway faced the sixth categorized climbing, all of the 3rd category, cooperating and soon they took 10´ over the chase. When it was clear that it was impossible to reach them, in the group ahead started the attacks: the first one was Lodewyck, that in the last uphill tried the surprising blitz with 22 kilometers to go. But his attack was neutralized by the others: the Belgian rider paid for his effort and lost contact. The six riders tried many attacks, but everytime Isaychev was the first to answer and close the gap. With 2 kilometers to go Ruben Perez, Minard and Oss managed to take some gap: but they don´t cooperate, so with 1 kilometers to go the six are all together. In the final sprint, Isaychev did an extraordinary early rush: his sprint was powerful despite the energies spent during the stage, and nobody could answer to this. Second position for Ruben Perez; Kroon entered in the last place of the podium.
"I´m so happy about this victory - said Isaychev - it´s the first one of my professional career, and it came in such an important competition such as ´Tour de Suisse´. Moreover, the way it came was extraordinary: I felt in a great shape during the whole stage, and my motivations were high because I knew that, in a sprint against the riders which were in the breakaway with me, I was the favorite. And, in fact, I managed to win quite easily. Really, it was a great day for me: I´ve always imagined my first victory in pro races, but I would have never thought of such a great win".


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As many tests confirmed, Google algorithm counts only the first link anchor text but during the time some cheats have been tested to get more than one anchor text.
Using my seo blog (named Posizionamento Zen), I decided to test 3 different ways to avoid this rule to have a confirmation of their effectiveness.
Setup: I created a first page called paginaA1.html, talking about the non-existent italian term "Grisofallicolo". From this page we have 5 links pointing to page paginaB.html, which focus is the fantastic theme "autopozzolismo". Both these pages are made of non-existent words with zero semantic correlation. None of them has got inbound links pointing to it.
The five links are:
- #1: link to paginaB.html with anchor text gusopio"
- #2: link to paginaB.html with anchor text "socofaltignono"
- #3: link to paginaB.html#1 with anchor text "tupopertigna"
- #4: link to paginaB.html?f=1 with anchor text "copiomarmispia"
- #5: link to paginaBB.html with anchor text "lumotirraia"
None of this 5 words is in paginaB.html text, so the target page can rank for them only if each anchor text is counted.
Into the <head> section of page paginaB.html we have <link rel="canonical" href="http://www.posizionamentozen.com/test-seo/paginaB.html" />.
The last file, paginaBB.html, is 301 redirect to page paginaB.html via file .htaccess.
So, we have #1 and #2 textual links to the same url, and other 3 links to the same document handled with different urls: anchor link, querystring + Canonical Tag, 301 redirect.
Expected results: If it's true that only the first link counts, I expected page paginaB.html not ranking for "socofaltignono"; however, if the 3 suggested ways make it possible to get more than one anchor text to the same url, I expected paginaB.html ranking for "tupopertigna", "copiomarmispia" and "lumotirraia".
Testing: To accelerate the indexing process, paginaA1.html (but not page paginaB.html) had been included in the sitemap.xml file of the site; the XML sitemap has been linked in the footer: this has been the only possible path for Google to discover the pages.
After 3 weeks, paginaB.html ranks for its Title tag ("autopozzolismo") and for anchor text 1, 3, 4, 5 but not for anchor text 2.
anchor text #1 (direct link): paginaB.html obviously ranking for this word
anchor text #2 (direct link): paginaB.html not ranking for this word
anchor text #3 (anchor link): paginaB.html ranking for this word
anchor text #4 (querystring + Canonical tag): paginaB.html ranking for this word
anchor text #5 (301 redirect): paginaB.html ranking for this word
Conclusion: The test confirmed that only the first link counts, but there at least 3 ways to bypass the rule:
These 3 alternatives can improve internal link building when navigation menus have sub-optimal anchor text values.
Hope this experience can help your SEO efforts!
PS. If you like to mention this test anywhere, please refer to Test Seo #1: at this path will be posted soon the official italian article about the test.
Thanks for sharing these results - really interesting to see all three methodologies passing along the anchor text value (and to see that without any of them, Google's still not recognizing multiple links with the same anchor text). It makes some sense as to why they'd do it this way, but still fascinating to see the results so readily accessible.
Also - really appreciate the full disclosure on the methodology to help back up the findings. It's still just a single site, but taken together with the previous experiments, suggests that this is relatively universal.
It's hack concepts like this that pollute the web with information totally irrelevant for sites in the real business world. Nobody should ever want to expend worthless time implementing such techniques when there are countless other, more long-lasting, valuable methods that too many people ignore or overlook.
Such as? Such as the hundreds of factors discussed, reviewed, and confirmed as factors that are not likely to be slapped by Google. Unlike this "method", which is clearly a counter to Google's attempts to weed out overly linked garbage. There are only two reasons to provide a link within a page pointing to another page. User experience or SEO. If the SEO method is NOT tied directly to high quality usability, it's bogus. And doomed from the start.
So even if it has ANY value, and you have NOT shown that it does have any real world value on real web sites in highly competitive markets, such value would have to be so insignificant as to be a waste of professional web site owners marketing budgets. Better they focus on improving the quality of those factors known to be high value.
Alan - forgive my ignorance, but why is this a hack or polluting the web?
In my experience consulting, which granted, is not as fresh as yours, lots of large, important websites had precisely this problem. Their editorial, content, executive or legal team wanted the top navigation to use particular phrasing and thus, internal link anchor text wasn't passed on very effectively. Potentially leveraging these tools could be a nice way to make links more relevant for search engines and get good content exposed for the right types of queries. I'd think every SEO would want to have it as a potential part of the toolbox.
I suppose it could be used manipulatively, but for 99% of the sites who spam/pollute, controlling internal anchor text is not a challenge they're trying to overcome, so I suspect it wouldn't get much play/use in those sectors.
Hopefully, you can explain to me why you dislike the post so much - I thought it was quite excellent and even worthy of promotion to the main blog...
p.s. Saw your reply above - I guess my response would be that in plenty of situations, a single piece of anchor text may not describe a page/product/content piece well and alternates can be quite a good thing (for humans too!). This tactic insures that they reach both humans who are browsing the page as well as those performing search queries.
As something that could be researched as a curiosity concept, I think it might possibly be considered an interesting article.
When I read it, the article implies you can get more ranking value through multiple links from a single page. That's a huge red flag.
I routinely deal with enterprise and and multi-million page sites that have top navigation polluted with visitor tracking code.
I have no desire to have to combat a client's belief that "it's good for SEO because it means we get extra points due to multiple links", because honestly, that tracking code should not be there. It's bad SEO. We already know that Canonical implementation is purely a "hint", and having to use it is NOT best practices except out of necessity to combat hack factors.
Articles of this nature DO potentially cause confusion and misguided beliefs about what should be clean best practices policies based on the more valid long term optimization path.
Even beyond the minute potential here, this kind of tactic is a fishing expedition at best, and destined for the Google scrap heap.
It's really also a matter of responsibility to newcomers in our industry who don't have that expereince, and see "oh wow - I have to start using this stuff because it was promoted from YOUmoz...
I think we'll just have to agree to disagree. Knowledge can be a powerful tool and in the wrong (or less knowledgable) hands, it has the potential to harm, but my ethics say information like this should be known and available. If we silenced research or techniques simply because some portion of readers might use it for not-so-good ends, we'd be directly opposing our mission and core values.
It's certainly reasonable to add comments disclaiming the risks of applying this in the wrong ways (just as one might with rel=canonical tags, 301 redirects, embedding links in viral widgets, etc), but I can't in good conscience wish for or enact suppression here.
I guess what it comes down to is our perspectives on how some people, both within the industry and site owners, read something like this with the result being that such concepts then get added in to the list of "important" SEO methods. My frustration comes from countless time spent with new clients having to help reeducate them after they read or are told by "experts" that such things are considered good SEO.
Yes, these exercises could help people understand how search engines work. No, it's not good for people to read this stuff without also understanding that sometimes Google has a valid, and truly important reason for not wanting to count additional links. Both from a spam prevention perspective as well as a user perspective.
Why have multiple links on one page pointing to one other page? I can sometimes see at most, two links on a page (one in navigation and one within content. But only if the 2nd link is justified for usability, not just SEO. but three, four, or more? No, I just don't believe there's a valid reason from a user perspective. So yet one more problem that arises with this type of article is the further pollution of content with bogus links purely for SEO.
That then brings up a very common problem I encounter - over-saturation of links on pages. Site after site I audit typically have 300, 400 or more links on a typical page. It's just crazy. Not only does that severely deteriorate SEO, it also confuses the user most of the time.
So while I'm not advocating the suppression of information as a general rule, I am advocating a much higher responsibliity from you and all of us within the industry who know and understand the ramifications, the not mentioned concerns, to speak up. Both to educate people and to ensure the surface magic isn't blinding.
I'm not suggesting to use several links on the same page to associate more than one anchor text to the target page, Alan. I'm saying we can use 3 ways to avoid that bad anchor text (like "home", "company" and so on) make unuseful the anchor text we would like to associate to the links while improving internal link building.
Other side benefit for using this is you can have your designers ruin your perfectly optimised link text in the menu structure by changing it from "Car Loan Applications" to "Applications" but using this you can ensure if you place one or two other key links within the page content or in the navigation footer using the text "Car Loan Applications" you can still have some control of the link text to the key page...
There's validity in both arguements here. On the whole in this case I'm happy to see a well thought out test that allows us to understand a little more about how Google is currently handling multiple links, and I support Rand in publishing it. However I also feel Alan's pain about it being taken out of context and misused or used to justify other dubious practices without tackling core design issues. I too have had clients quote research out of context and without understanding, and it does often make our working life difficult.
Unfortunately there will always be people who will take any research and quote it out of context - all you can do is make it very plain what the original context was so that anyone referring to the article knows the intention.
What I see as the main problem here is the title of the piece, which suggests that it's a way of getting around Google's intentions, when in fact the context of Giuseppe's article was, IMO, more of pure research at a stage too early to be certain of practical results on more advanced aspects but which was reassuring about how a common ecommerce layout issue is being handled.
Might I therefore suggest a renaming of the article and a clear statement of why this basic research is important and that it is not a suggestion to use this technique extensively.
"On the whole in this case I'm happy to see a well thought out test that allows us to understand a little more about how Google is currently handling multiple links"
Agreed. I definitly encourage people to do their own testing and I like the way he carried it out and documented his results very clearly. Is this worth the promotion to the main blog? I don't think so. However it has stirred up some intersting and conflicting arguments which I have personally found more entertaining than the article itself. I don't want my clients reading this stuff and then coming at me with "Hey I read it in SEOmoz.com". I reccomend those clients who are interested in learning a bit of SEO to come and read up here among a couple other notable sites. It is a real pain to have to take the time to lay all of these silly little ideas to rest. I just don't see the value in using this and by promoting the article you are endorsing the action. Just my 2 cents.
Really Gr8 post Zen2Seo, appreciate your effort for testing this anchor text link. Well, your seomoz post is ranking on google for all your anchor text keywords. So, with these #, 301 redirect & query string we can manipulate google search algorithms, is that so? Is there any specific reason that google only count first link from googlers or any other material?
Your anchor text are really tough to pronounce :)
"Is there any specific reason that google only count first link from googlers or any other material?"
Honestly, I don't know. Any ideas about this?
"Your anchor text are really tough to pronounce" :)
Believe me, I have some serious difficulties with #2 ;)
What I'd be really interested to see is how much link juice for each anchor is passed along. Yes, you ranked for all three, but does that mean you're passing more internal link juice from one page to another? I wonder: would you be splitting link juice equally for each anchor? I suspect that the links are handled as if you were linking to three pages, but it's also possible that Google would count it as one link worth of juice split three ways.
I don't think the author implied that this is a substitute for other methods of controlling internal anchor text. Nice article.
I think pagerank is splitted on 5 links, and that done according to the reasoable surfer model and with some possibile loss in the 301 and the Canonicalization.
I'm running a second test to try to understand what of the three link works better, however. I'll make you know ;)
i have been following this thread with great interest as its a subject me and my developments teams here in Scotland supporting me are working on right now, especially within our ecommerce site platforms.
The comments that Rand has made here including his last one and about what SEOMOZ stands for I fully support. I am not just saying this as a PRO Member here, but as Rand has even told me in the past, I am here in Scotland doing cutting edge optimisation and taking my teams to the edge of the envelope.
Its test like this one done by ZEN2SEO and others who contribute some very valuable content within this portal that help us challenge our SEO beliefs and whilst we all accept we will never know the secret to the search engine algorithm, where would our SEO industry be if we did not conduct tests like this to - at least - explore what works or doesn't work. This article is definately worth being a mainstream headline for debate and Alan, thanks for your comments, because without people being on both sides of the debate then there would be no argument to continue such tests.
Whereas the debate right here helps us by continuing to 'fuel' our hunger to explore more the pluses and minuses of whether the outcome of a test will then be rolled out to the whole of a clients website.
This has been a great post and I look forward to seeing everybody at SES London in Feb 2011 for more lively debates like this one!
Thanks for the information. Awesome.
Sometimes when designing websites you run into drop down navigation width constraints. Sometimes it looks funny to have a huge width drop down to accomodate one long phrase in a drop down list of short phrases... solution is often to shorten the long phrase. Being able to add a second link on the page and get credit for the full phrase is nice.
Another common issue: We work with a company that has both their folding treadmills and non folding treadmills on the same page. It's good to know how I can link to the same page twice with each corresponding keyword. We should get credit for both.
Lastly, I am guessing this probably happens with images as well. If an image with a link appears before a text link, is the text link ignored? Is the image file name used (at all) or the alt tag or a mix of both? Well, knowing how multiple links are evaluated here is important, as tons of sites have an image of a product and then a text link after it. If that image takes all the credit, suddenly missing alt tags, image names, becoming even more important than they already are. Lastly, sometimes I'll use the alt tag to target a *slight* variation of the phrase (or simply to not look so obvious). If the image appears first and takes all the juice, this is very good information.
So thanks to everybody working on this issue.
Thanks for a great post. Please keep us updated, would love to know the results when you test with images. Catfish (Ray Comstock) over at BusinessOL.com has also experimented with links and developed this tool http://www.firstlinkchecker.com/. I am not sure he ever determined if or how image links factor in though...
Ok, I've sure results on this: the "first link counts" rule doesn't applies to images. Results are going to be published soon, but I can assure images are not threated as textual link.
This a good information for all those e-commerce with linked product photos before the textual link (and even if we think logos are often linked to the site homepage...)
Hope the information can help you, I'll provide a link as soon as I write a post on this :)
That is a really nice test and some great wrap up around conclusions, great work!
Side issues is that this will be increasingly used heavily as the spam tactic for 2011... there are valid reasons why it might be used without been spammy but now you might have to take care not to push it too far as it's fairly easy for Google to building into it's algorithm to look for these signals and discount or flag.
While the SEO community in 2011 may become more conscious to this, that doesn't mean that it's not "working as intended" for Google's algorithm. Ultimately a URL with an anchor in it is a more specialized type of link, you're going the extra mile to make it custom. Sure, if you're spammy and you want to game the system, Google will probably notice and just not value those links (as if you had replicated the exact same URLs many times on a page with varying anchor text).
Some of the other tactics here listed may be seen as spam, or gaming the system, but you could argue that the URL with an anchor hash is comprable to the difference between an h1 and an h3: prominence.
I love tests! It's something that we should see more of on this site.
Here is my mini test contribution which debates that there is an element of randomness in Google's algorithm:
Test results:
Tip: Try the image preview :)
Well I'll give you a few thumbs up on your comments to compensate ;-).
Nice testing. Interesting results. Although I would not over optimize the internal link structure, these findings sure can prove helpful in certain situations.
Meh. Humans - there will be a video of a cutest little bunny on YouTube and there will be a few that hated it.
Convincing results. Thanks for the tips. We have some complicated navigation and I think this will help us to differentiate our more important pages.
Zen2Seo, I really enjoyed reading through your research and the subsequent debate in the comments. I do however have one question.
In response to AlanBleiweiss you said that this would be a method of avoiding bad anchor texts such as "Home", "Company", etc.
My question is, would it not be better to use the nofollow tag in such cases. So lets say that link #1 was "Home" instead of "gusopio" and you applied a nofollow tag. Would that not mean that link #2 would then be the 'first link count' and as such rank for the anchor?
I'm not sure about this, but a link with a nofollow doesn't make the second one become the first one.
If you use the rel=nofollow attribute on the first link, the only thing you could achieve is having no links: the first one is not followed because of the nofollow, and the second one because... it is the second.
The only way to know, however, is testing ;)
If anyone is interested, I've tested what happens when one of the links is an image: does Google applies the "first link counts" rule or not?
The answer is not! ;)
You can read it here
(I thank Seo Doctor for asking me for a guest post; If anyone want to me to write one, feel free to contact me)
This is a VERY helpful test. I admit I was confused by what I have been reading on this matter. And it took a simple page with madeup italian words to finally clarify this for me. Thanks man.
Do you think the results would be the same if you used the only one anchor text? Or Google is smart enough to discount them, even if they use the 3 methods you have described?
This is really interesting to target more keywords on one page.
thanks for sharing …
i'll implement that in customer's website for testing !
crossing finger it will work !
Great information in the article that's worth considering. When I read the first sentence, I noticed the word "cheats" was used. My first thought was parallel to "No matter what's presented in the rest of the article, that's going to put a negative frame around the topic for some people." Sure enough, when I checked the comments out, it began rather quickly.
I'm not asserting the same professionals would have nothing but praise for the post if the word "cheats" wasn't used. Yet even as a pianist, I would wager my right 5th finger (risking ability hit an octave on the keyboard) that the "cheats" word alone shifted attention that would otherwise have been focused on the "something" itself, toward how it could be shady.
As someone who is also confronted with the obstacle of not being able to change anchor text that is less than helpful to both humans and search engines, I welcome any information that presents options to legitimately overcome such obstacles.
So again, I think "cheats" was an unfortunate (and very forgivable) word choice with a negative canotation when presenting neutral information, but the content itself has legitimate value. I think the author was probably just casually using the word "cheats" in the same way that using a mnemonic device to ace a Biology exam is cheating. It's not really cheating of course - it's just a playful way of referring to it when your instructor isn't around.
The important thing is that the information is shared, so thanks to the author for doing so.
Is anyone still available on this blog? I want to ask 3 questions regarding it but the owner of blog has probably been busy those days and isn't available. So:
1. As ''first link'' is probably meant the first one in the HTML code of particular page but what when we are in the process of designing the page? In this case the code is changing on the fly (xsitepro - ''what you see is what you get'' simplified tool for website design). First link in the code can be replaced with new first one at any time. Is there any fast way to see which one is really the first one in the html code of the page?
2. Sure the fact that first links only counts for seo benefit isn't relevant for images. But what about other links such as the ones in footer, buttons, potential testimonials, links in navigation menu and so on? Does absolutelly everything (except images) what is dofollow counts?
3. Is that fact relevant along internal links, also for outbound and inbound ones? Probably yes.
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Miah Nikora, the province's only scorer in last weekend's disappointing loss to Cardiff, tagged on a late penalty to widen the margin against a combative Zebre side.
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Zebre Score Card | |||||
Name | Tries | Conv | Pen | Drop | Pts |
Samuele Pace | 1 | 5 | |||
Luciano Orquera | 2 | 1 | 7 | ||
Dries van Schalkwyk | 1 | 5 | |||
Total | 2 | 2 | 1 | 17 |
Connacht Rugby Score Card | |||||
Name | Tries | Conv | Pen | Drop | Pts |
Mike McCarthy | 1 | 5 | |||
George Naoupu | 1 | 5 | |||
Miah Nikora | 3 | 3 | 15 | ||
Tiernan O'Halloran | 1 | 5 | |||
Total | 3 | 3 | 3 | 30 |


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