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Coral to Launch Facebook Social Sportsbook Game Powered by 2BET2
Coral Interactive to launch Coral branded Facebook game for virtual money social betting powered by 2BET2. The game provides players with an exciting virtual money betting experience on both real and virtual sporting events, together with tournament and challenge betting
Feb 19, 2013, 09:36 EST
GIBRALTAR, Feb. 19, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Coral Interactive, a division of Gala Coral Group, has commissioned Socialitize to develop a Coral branded Facebook game for virtual money social betting. The game provides players with an exciting and realistic virtual money betting experience on both real and virtual sporting events, together with tournament and other player versus player features. The game will be launched as "Coral Sportsplay" later this month.
"We know that many of our customers, both current and potential, are keen Facebook users," commented Matt Prevost, Marketing Director of Coral Interactive. "Giving them a Coral social gaming option on Facebook allows them to try their betting skills and test their sports knowledge without risk."
Coral Sportsplay will be completely free. Players sign up through Facebook, get a virtual money bonus for joining, and after an informative tutorial, get playing. Players can bet on real or virtual events and play in tournaments amongst themselves.
Adriaan Brink, CEO of Socialitize, is delighted that Coral have chosen 2BET2 Social Betting as their own brand sports gaming option. "We have invested considerable expertise and resources in the development of our unique and exciting Facebook social sports game. We are delighted that Coral have adopted 2BET2 Social Betting as the base for their chosen Facebook app and we see this as an endorsement of the product that we have developed."
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Socialitize is engaged in the design, origination and operation of 2BET2 Sports Betting, 2BET2 Sportsworld, 2BET2 Casino and other social gaming brands, primarily operated through Facebook, iPhone, Android and other mobile devices.
2BET2 Sports Betting is a free social sports game on Facebook. With informative up-to-date coverage of all major sports it offers players an opportunity to bet on anything from midweek European Soccer to the NFL on a Sunday evening. Signing up through Facebook users can start betting with virtual currency. Turbo Bet gives players a chance to have a quick game where events settle every minute. Tournaments give players the opportunity to play against their friends. http://www.2bet2.com
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OK, so, I don't actually have to hand in a sick note like at school, but I have been feeling bad about not having done any sewing lately. I have been wanting to, but all that I can think about at the moment is getting all these things sorted out – the same thing has made it really hard for me to write anything. I'm hoping that now I'm actually up here in Nottingham and we've put a holding deposit down on an apartment (more about that in a sec) I've got a little less to worry about and a bit more 'head-space' for writing and sewing.
Having said that, I did do a little bit of work on the Zombie Antoinette dress last night, but my wrists started hurting really quickly (I think because I'd been lumping around heavy boxes earlier in the evening), so I only did a little bit. My camera is still dead, so no photos – plus it's just the lining, which is rather dull!
While I remember – my MA mark has been 100% confirmed by the examiners now. Yay!
And now a little bit about our apartment! Well, the thing that perhaps excites me the most … (insert drum-roll here) … it's 18th century!!!!! WEEEE!!! Yes, I am excessively excited about this fact. There aren't really any period features left, unfortunately, but it has lovely high ceilings and the large windows (I can't recall, but The Boy thinks they're still sash windows rather than modern PVC ones. Huzzah!). The outside still looks very period if you look above the restaurants that are on the ground floor, and the entrance is pretty, too.
Other exciting non-historical things about the apartment: large lounge/diner/kitchen; en suite for myself and The Boy (I'm excited at the prospect of having somewhere to do my hair/make-up and being able to get little storage boxes and shelves. Sad, but true!); large hallway (for bookshelves!) and, my favourite thing… there's a cupboard off the hallway that's actually pretty big and has lighting in it – it's an L-shape and is probably around 1.5m x 2m.
So what?
Well, it's big enough to fit a small desk and a chair as well as the hoover and other necessary bits. Guess who's going to have a little office to shut herself up in to write! I am far, far too excited at this prospect!! (Yes, sorry about all the exclamation marks in this post! Oops.)
When we were originally talking about moving, we were considering living further out from the city centre and could have got a three-bed place in our price range in those locations, leaving a study space/spare room. We decided to stick to the city centre a long time ago since we don't drive, so I've been happy with the thought of not having an office. This feels like such a great bonus, now.
A room of one's own… or, at least, a room of my own that I get to share with the hoover, but I'm OK with that. Having a door I can close on noise and distraction is the important thing and I am so lucky to be getting that.


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This build has random runes but the items give you a strong speed of attack and a lot of damage. Master Yi is more of a champions that gets most of the kills and attacks at great speed. when you are level 18 and have this full build you will have a fair amount of health and you will do a lot of damage to your opponents.I mainly use this builds in my games.If you want to add me i have 3 accounts the 1st one is level 16 and is called Tyy Ninja. The 2nd one is level 6 and is called Strikerite. My last one is called FatalFear and is at level 2. If you try this build i thank you for trying my advice as i love getting to be legendary and getting killing sprees. I mainly use Tyy Nina and Strikerite. If you want some practice add this guy (adam9394) cause hes a beginner and hes my friend. He claims to be bad at LoL but i thinks hes ok.With these runes and masteries i wasn't really sure what to do but the items are right.
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Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited (GETCO) has issued a recruitment notification for the recruitment of Accounts Officer through recruitment notificationCandidates who have completed CA, ICWA can apply for the new recruitment notification from Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited (GETCO)
Eligible candidates can apply offline for the Job Accounts Officer on or before 15/07/2015. Find More information about the vacancy like Age limit, Selection Process, Qualification, Application fee, How to apply etc can be found below.
Company Name : Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited (GETCO)
Vacancy Name : Accounts Officer
Educational Qualification : CA, ICWA
Total No Of Vacancy : 03 Posts
Salary : Rs. 21,900 – 43,350/-pm
Job Location : Vadodara
Last Date To Apply For This Job : 15/07/2015
Address For The Job Vacancy : THE GENERAL MANAGER (F & A / HR), Gujarat Energy Transmission Corp. Ltd., Corporate Office, Sardar Patel Vidyut Bhavan, 9th floor, Race Course, Vadodara -390 007
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Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Ltd. (GETCO) is a leading ISO 9001:2008 State utility in Transmission Business having its Head Quarter at Vadodara. It has strong work force of 12,000 employees with its transmission network spread over Gujarat State for power evacuation from generating stations and transmitting to DISCOMs. We invite self driven and result oriented professionals for our Finance Department,
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- Required Qualification CA / ICWA essential.
- Job Profile – Supervision and handling Company Accounts;- Internal Audit; – Statutory Audit; – Government Audit; – Banking & Funds Audit; – Revenue Accounting & Activities incidental to revenue monitoring; – Budgets; – Annual plan; – Business plan; – GERC Compliance; – Taxation matters; – To carry out finance & Accounts functions as per rules & procedures under various statutory finance laws and cost accounting Practices; – Any other work assigned by the superior.
- Required Experience Should possess minimum two years' relevant experience after obtaining minimum qualification.
- Pay Scale Minimum pay Scale of `. 21900 – 43350/- plus DA, HRA, CLA, Medical, LTC etc., as per Company's Rules
- Age Criteria – Maximum 30 years (5 years relaxation shall be given to candidates of reserved category and woman candidate as per roster rules) Age relaxation will be considered for departmental candidates
- Required Skills – The Candidate should possess good coordinating skill – Knowledge of Accounting method – Liaisoning with Govt. Authorities – Good Command over English – Knowledge of computer operation.
- No. of Vacancy Corporate Office, Vadodara – 2 Himatnagar Circle Office – 1
Selection Procedure For Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited (GETCO) – Accounts Officer Post:
- Candidates can apply on or before 15/07/2015
- No Detailed information about the selection process is mentioned in the recruitment notification
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- The selection shall be purely on merits. Canvassing in any form will automatically disqualify the candidature.
- The company reserves the right to short list and select candidate as per the requirement of the Company.
- The candidates working in Govt. / Semi – Govt. or PSU Organization shall have to produce "No Objection Certificate" from the concerned organization at the time of interview.
- Knowledge of Computer operations and Gujarati language is essential.
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Obama is currently in gridlock. He does not want to go to war because of the past mistakes made in the previous administration. Their mistakes also outweighed his to the point that the blame was shifted over by partisan Republican party members and supporters. An example being the so called Benghazi 'scandal' where a few American were left behind and killed in Libya. However many more incidents like this occured under the Bush administration and are ignored. So how is Obama the source of all woes in the United States when his own Congress refuses to support him at all.
The president's powers are limited, and many other people are in charge of policy making. Sure the president basically makes an oath to take the heat when stuff goes wrong, but it's not right. What the president can do is very limited, and the economy is the result of many presidents.
I think that, the mainstream belief, is that the current president (whomever it may be) is viewed as the top dog who's word is law. This is rarely the case. Does he have large influence on decisions? Of course. Is he responsible for every decision, good or bad? No.
The president does not make decisions or laws on his own. The bill or law must first pass through waves of congress, senate, and other representatives before passed along to the president. The president then has the power to veto that decision, or pass it. If it is vetoed, it is passed back to the congress who may veto the president's veto, and enact the law anyways. So, it is more or less balanced out. The president's power is, in fact, limited.
Why is only the president blamed? Because it is easier to gang up on one man than a group of men. Everyone knows the current President, but how many people do you think can name three congressmen? People see a mistake, people blame the closest most obvious possible cause, usually the one that doesnt require thinking or research of some sort. Hence, the president receives blame.
They can and should be blamed for the policies they suggest and the way they try to sway the american people.
Obama for example has been surrounded by a congress determined to see the government fail and lay the blame at his feet. The only responsibility he has in this is that he was unable to persuade the people to force them to stop (not that those willing to completely shut down the government are likely to listen in the first place). Almost all of the blame here falls on those who failed to negotiate, or who negotiated and then went back to their original position while the opponent has to start at the previous negotiated point.
On the other hand the blame for the Iraq war falls for the most part on the shoulders of Bush as he alternatively blamed them for 9/11, claimed they had weapons of mass destruction that they could unleash against the US, and that we are saving the people; all to justify the war while calling detractors unpatriotic and against the troops.


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Geoffrey Canada, from the Harlem's Children Zone has been inducted into the Crain's New York Business Hall of Fame. Crain's honors business leaders who have transformed the city in their professional work and in their civic and philanthropic activities. Continue Reading →
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Understanding Harlem The Ghetto Starts With The First Jewish One, Says Author
This year marks the 500th anniversary of the opening of the Venetian Ghetto, where the city's Jews were forced to live for nearly 300 years. Continue Reading →
Harlem's Geoffrey Canada Wins 2016 Great Friend To Kids Award
The Association of Children's Museums' membership and board of directors adopted a resolution defining and guiding the growing role of children's museums in closing the achievement gap during ACM's annual InterActivity conference. Continue Reading →
Harlem's Geoffrey Canada Honored At Assoc. of Children's Museums Showcases
A New England-style town meeting and Ultimate Block Party with Harlem's Geoffrey Canada from Halrem Chhildrens Zone are among the highlights of the Association of Children's Museums InterActivity 2016 conference. Continue Reading →
Harlem Remembers Prince, Nothing Compared To The Beautiful One
Harlemites were paying tribute to Prince after news of the music superstar's death broke today. Continue Reading →
Children's Museums Honors Harlem Children's Zone's Geoffrey Canada
The Association of Children's Museums will convene hundreds of leaders from children's museums and supporting organizations to learn about and advocate for the role of children's museums in closing the achievement gap, Continue Reading →
Julian Bond Interviews Harlem's Geoffrey Canada (video)
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Pumpkin Coconut Chai SmoothiePosted by Caroline on Nov 3, 2013 in Blog, Recipes | 2 comments
I know Halloween has past but I never get tired of pumpkin. I stock up on canned pumpkin when it goes on sale and use it as much as I can.
I typically open a can and keep some in a glass container in the fridge so I can add it to my morning cereal or smoothie. I even use it as a spread on flax crackers or chickpea bread… mix it with almond butter or sunflower butter and you won't miss the sugary jam one bit!
Pumpkin's orange color lets you know that it's high in beta-carotene which is a powerful antioxidant that helps repair cells. Plus it's high in fiber, iron and Vitamin A.
I knew I wanted to create a fall-inspired smoothie or two for the Fall Delicious Detox so I fired up my Vitamix and started experimenting. After a few tries, the Pumpkin Coconut Chai Smoothie was born. YUM!
It was a hit during the Detox, a few people even told me it was one of their favorite recipes, so I decided to share it with everyone.
I've been using coconut milk (from a can) in place of other dairy-free milks lately so you'll see it in the smoothie recipe. Coconut milk is antimircrobrial and great for gut healing plus it's packed with vitamins and minerals. If you don't want to use coconut milk, you can certainly sub almond milk or your dairy-free milk of choice (check out the note at the end of the recipe).
I really love all the delicious chai tea spices, especially with pumpkin, so you'll find them here. If you don't like cardamom or nutmeg (or don't have them), skip them or replace them with more cinnamon or a spice you do love.
If you've been to my cooking classes, you know that I consider recipes a guide but not a bible so use this as inspiration and get creative in the kitchen! And don't let the long ingredient list scare you, it's the spices and they take no time to add.
And one last note about this recipe. There's nothing frozen in it so it will be room temperature which is how I like my smoothies. It's actually best for your body and digestion to avoid cold drinks but if you prefer your smoothies cold, feel free to use a frozen banana or add ice.
Pumpkin Coconut Chai Smoothie
Serves: 1 good portion for breakfast or 2 for a snack
½ cup pumpkin puree (unsweetened) or cooked butternut squash or sweet potato
1/2 cup coconut milk (from a can)
1 1/2 cups water
1/3 – 1/2 banana (small piece, for sweetness)
½ tsp fresh ginger, minced
1 Tbsp unsweetened shredded coconut
1 Tbsp chia seeds
1 Tbsp Sunwarrior Vanilla Protein Powder (or other protein powder)
1 tsp cinnamon
¼ tsp cardamom
1/4 tsp nutmeg
1/2 tsp vanilla extract
pinch sea salt
liquid stevia to taste (if you like it sweeter)
Directions: Place all ingredients in blender and blend until smooth. If you don't have Sunwarrior , you can leave it out and increase the vanilla and add a few drops stevia.
Is you are missing any of the spices, just leave them out or substitute with more cinnamon. I like this smoothie room temperature, especially when it's cold outside but feel free to add 5-6 cubes of ice or use a frozen banana if you prefer it cold! Best enjoyed fresh but it will keep in the refrigerator for 2-3 days.
*Note: To sub almond milk or other non-dairy milk, use 1 1/2 to 2 cups almond milk in place of the coconut milk and 1 1/1 cups water.
I really love thick smoothies. In fact, I love to eat my smoothie from a bowl with a spoon. You can do this with any smoothie, just use less liquid or add more chia seeds to thicken it up. Here's the version I had this morning (topped with goji berries, chopped figs and more coconut).
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News for New Brighton, Mounds View, Shoreview, Arden Hills, St. Anthony and surrounding communities.
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Pamela O'Meara photos/Review • The Alamo in San Antonio, Texas, was founded 300 years ago by Franciscan monks from Spain to increase the power of priests and the Spanish Empire.
Late last year, my daughter had a three-day weekend so we pondered where to go. It had to be someplace new, warm, historic and fun, and serviced by a nonstop flight — San Antonio, Texas, fit the bill.
submitted photos • March was Meals on Wheels Month and the Roseville program marked it with special guest deliveries.
courtesy of The Village, LLC • A site map of the planned redevelopment of the former Lowry Grove site, which was approved by the St. Anthony City Council at its March 27 meeting. Initial plans for the site boasted more than 700 housing units, but were shot down over concerns of density. The just-approved plans include 414 units.
The St. Anthony City Council approved the latest redevelopment plans for the former Lowry Grove, now being called the Kenzie Terrace & Stinson Parkway development, at its March 27 meeting.
The Roseville City Council enthusiastically directed city staff March 26 to put together a draft ordinance raising the age to purchase tobacco products in the city to 21.
Days after the close of the Roseville Area High School girls basketball team's most successful season in a decade, the mother of a team member is accusing players and coaches of racism following the team's March 26 banquet.
Enforcement slated to begin in June
Many of Mounds View's homes were built in the 1940s and '50s, according to city planner Jon Sevald, before front porches were en vogue.
courtesy of City of Mounds View • Mounds View said it found a build up of so-called "flushable" wipes in its sewer system March 20.
The City of Mounds View said one of its sewers had significant build up due to so-called "flushable' wet wipes and asked residents to stop flushing such wipes down the toilet.
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Driverless Vehicle Regs Must Protect Users' Privacy
By John Simpson
I was up in Sacramento recently to call on the Department of Motor Vehicles to ensure that the regulations that they are developing to govern the use of autonomous vehicles – popularly known as driverless cars –will protect the operators' privacy.
The company that will be most directly affected by the new autonomous vehicle regulations is Google, which is pioneering development of the robot-driven cars. The Internet giant was the driving force behind SB 1298, which charged the DMV with the task of developing the regulations and also rebuffed attempts to require privacy protections in the law.
California AG Takes Lead In Cybersecurity
By John M. Simpson
Consumer Watchdog
Data breaches at major retailers Target and Neiman Marcus during last year's holiday shopping season affected more than 100 million people and focused new attention on the need to protect person information stored online.
While it's clear that tough data breach legislation must be enacted, California Attorney General Kamala Harris is taking action to improve cybersecurity in the state before new laws are passed. She recently released recommendations to California businesses to help protect against- and respond to- the increasing threats of malware, data breaches and other cyber risks.
CPUC Ignores Cell Phone Privacy
By Richard Holober
Consumer Federation of California
On January 16, 2014, the California Public Utilities Commission majority voted to bury their heads in the sand regarding cell phone privacy.
Commission President Mike Peevey and Commissioner Carla Peterman joined Commissioner Mark Ferron in voting 3-2 to approve Commissioner Ferron's proposed decision denying the existence of any cell phone privacy concerns. Commissioners Catherine Sandoval and Mike Florio voted no, expressing their preference to approve an alternate proposed decision inked by Commissioner Sandoval. The Sandoval proposal would have acknowledged that privacy-invading smart phone technologies in use today are vastly different than those that existed in the copper wired world of 28 years ago, when the PUC last addressed telecom privacy.
Google: Doing Evil with ALEC
By Norman Solomon
Google Inc. is now aligned with the notorious ALEC.
Quietly, Google has joined ALEC -- the American Legislative Exchange Council -- the shadowy corporate alliance that pushes odious laws through state legislatures.
In the process, Google has signed onto an organization that promotes such regressive measures as tax cuts for tobacco companies, school privatization to help for-profit education firms, repeal of state taxes for the wealthy and opposition to renewable energy disliked by oil companies.
ALEC's reactionary efforts -- thoroughly documented by the Center for Media and Democracy -- are shameful assaults on democratic principles. And Google is now among the hundreds of companies in ALEC. Many people who've admired Google are now wondering: how could this be?
Denouncing NSA Surveillance Isn't Enough - We Need the Power to Stop It
By Norman Solomon
For more than a month, outrage has been profuse in response to news about NSA surveillance and other evidence that all three branches of the U.S. government are turning Uncle Sam into Big Brother.
Now what?
Continuing to expose and denounce the assaults on civil liberties is essential. So is supporting Bradley Manning, Edward Snowden and other whistleblowers - past, present and future. But those vital efforts are far from sufficient.
Uncle Sam and Corporate Tech: Domestic Partners Raising Digital Big Brother
By Norman Soloman
A terrible formula has taken hold:
warfare state + corporate digital power = surveillance state.
"National security" agencies and major tech sectors have teamed up to make Big Brother a reality. "Of the estimated $80 billion the government will spend on intelligence this year, most is spent on private contractors," the New York Times noted. The synergy is great for war-crazed snoops in Washington and profit-crazed moguls in Silicon Valley, but poisonous for civil liberties and democracy.
Digital Grab: Corporate Power Has Seized the Internet
By Norman Solomon
If your daily routine took you from one homegrown organic garden to another, bypassing vast fields choked with pesticides, you might feel pretty good about the current state of agriculture.
If your daily routine takes you from one noncommercial progressive website to another, you might feel pretty good about the current state of the Internet.
But while mass media have supplied endless raptures about a digital revolution, corporate power has seized the Internet - and the anti-democratic grip is tightening every day.
Google Gets Antitrust Ultimatum from FTC
By John M. Simpson
Federal Trade Commission Chairman Jon Leibowitz has given Google what Bloomberg News Service describes as an ultimatum to settle the agency's antitrust investigation in the next few days or face a lawsuit.
Citing unidentified sources, Bloomberg reporter Sara Forden on Monday wrote:
"Google has been in discussions with the agency for about two weeks and hasn't put any remedy proposals on the table, said the people, who declined to be identified because the negotiations are private."
FTC Estimates Google's Privacy Hack Earned Up To $4 Million
By John M. Simpson
One of the things you hear when companies try to minimize the impact of privacy violations is an attempt to claim there was no financial harm to consumers. However, in an interesting development the Federal Trade Commission is now publicly estimating that Google's hack around Apple's Safari browser privacy settings earned the Internet giant up to $4 million.
Governor Brown Should Veto Google's Driverless Car Bill
By John M. Simpson
California Governor Jerry Brown should veto a bill that allows Google's driverless cars on the highway, because it does not provide adequate privacy protections for users of the new technology. SB 1298, authored by Sen. Alex Padilla, was passed unanimously by the Senate. However, as explained in Consumer Watchdog's letter to the Governor, SB 1298 is completely insufficient. It gives the user no control over what data will be gathered and how the information will be used.


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5 Tactics for Smarter Keyword Research
Keywords are at the heart of SEO. The marketer who uses creative ways to identify high-volume and low competition keywords will beat out the marketer who plugs keyword into Google Keyword Planner and chooses the ones with the greatest search volume every time. Here, we'll discuss the right way to think about choosing keywords, and 5 actionable tactics for finding them.
Concepts, not keywords
Cyrus Shepard wrote a post not too long ago on the Moz blog on the necessity of shifting our thinking away from optimizing for a single keyword and towards optimizing for themed concepts.
The idea is, when we all start out in SEO, we choose a keyword that we want to rank for, based on the data that Google gives us, and then we create a page optimized for that keyword. We shove the KW in the title, the meta description, a few times in the body, and maybe in an image alt tag.
The problem with this is that these keywords are normally too broad, have too much competition, they don't convert particularly well, and you;d have to create bucket-loads of content in order to rank for enough keywords to ever get substantial traffic. Oh, an your 1-keyword optimized content is probably garbage, like this.
Cyrus then points out the about 70% of the traffic that we earn comes from KW's that we never intended to rank for:
What are these keywords? They may be synonyms, thematically related, or closely related ideas that search engines thought best matched your content.
With this in mind, optimizing for a only a single keyword means ignoring the majority of your potential traffic.
OK, so now we have a basic understanding of how we should be thinking about keywords. Now, let's dive into the 5 tactics for finding smarter keywords.
Disclaimer: I am stealing almost everything in this post fromBacklinko.
1. Incoming Search Terms
A bunch of bloggers use a WordPress plugin called "SEO SearchTerms Tagging". What it does is it automatically lists the keywords that people searched for to find that particular page, like this:
So how do we exploit this? Well, if I were a food blogger and I was looking for unique keywords to optimize for around the topic of gluten free pancakes, I would head over to Google and search something like: "incoming search terms" + "gluten free pancakes".
Then I'd find this: http://www.adventuresofaglutenfreemom.com/2011/02/fluffy-buckwheat-pancakes-chia-egg-replacer-corn-free-baking-powder/
Then I'd find this:
Then I'd C/P those bad boys and throw 'em in Google Keyword Planner, and get this:
Then I'd go optimize some content for those bad boys…like NOW!
2. Don't Press Enter
This is one of my favorites because it's a piece of cake. Speaking of cake, here's how to execute "Don't Press Enter":
a. Go to Google's home page, and begin typing keywords relevant to your theme into the search bar:
That's it.
3. Related Searches
This one is also simple and sponsored by Google. When you perform a search in Google, G gives you a list of related search phrases at the bottom of the page:
Done and done.
The idea here is that we are going to try and leverage forum topics to find unqiue search phrases that people who are interested in a givin topic might search.
a. Search your "topic" + "forum" in Google
b. Click on any result that looks interesting
c. I clicked through to this: http://modernistcuisine.com/cooks/forum/a-f/chocolate-pudding-fudge-cake-recipe/
d. Then I followed this link:
e. Then I got this:
5. Google Webmaster Tools
This tactic isn't so much for discovering new keywords, but instead for optimizing your existing content in order to drive more traffic.
a. Head over to GWT and check out your search queries
b. Find queries that you are almost on page 1 for:
Go find those pages and optimize 'em for these keywords!


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Definition of Edmund kean
1. Noun. English actor noted for his portrayals of Shakespeare's great tragic characters (1789-1833).
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1. The Life and Theatrical Times of Charles Kean, F.S.A. by Fanny Kemble, Kate Field, John William Cole (1859)
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3. Shakespeare on the Stage by William Winter (1911)
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5. Dictionary of National Biography by LESLIE. STEPHEN, Sidney Lee (1886)
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6. A Bibliographical Account of English Theatrical Literature from the Earliest by Robert William Lowe (1888)
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MONTREAL, QUEBEC--(Marketwired - Aug. 7, 2014) - Beaufield Resources Inc. ("Beaufield" or the "Corporation") (TSX VENTURE:BFD) announces that it has filed today a technical report entitled "Technical Report for the Tortigny Polymetallic Project Southern James Bay Municipality Quebec, Canada" (the "Technical Report") and dated July 15, 2014 in support of the July 21, 2014 press release which included an updated resource estimate for the Tortigny high grade polymetallic deposit. The Technical Report was prepared in compliance with National Instrument 43-101.
The Tortigny deposit is 100% owned by Beaufield and located on an all-weather road approximately 100 kilometres north of Chibougamau, Quebec and near key infrastructure. The Technical Report, based on 34,581 metres of drilling and 7,273 metres of sampling was completed by Micon International Limited ("Micon"), an independent consulting company, based in Toronto, Canada.
As of June 2, 2014 the updated mineral resource for the Tortigny deposit is estimated to contain:
The Technical Report was prepared by Tania Ilieva, P.Geo, Stefan Kruse, P.Geo, and Bogdan Damjanović, P. Eng., independent Qualified Persons at Micon International Limited.
The technical report is available on SEDAR at www.sedar.com and on Beaufield's website at www.beaufield.com.
This news release has been prepared by Mathieu Stephens, P.Geo, Chief Geologist of Beaufield, a Qualified Person under section 43-101.
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Beaufield is a mineral exploration company with its exploration activity focused in Quebec. Beaufield is well positioned to advance its portfolio of exploration properties and identify other potential opportunities in the mineral exploration or development stage. The Corporation is actively exploring, well financed, has no debt and has excess work credits on its properties.
The information set forth in this press release includes certain forward-looking statements. Such statements are based on assumptions exposed to major risks and uncertainties. Although Beaufield deems the expectations reflected in these forward-looking statements to be reasonable, the Corporation cannot provide any guarantee as to the materialization of the expectations reflected in these forward-looking statements. The Corporation expressly disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as required by applicable law.
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'Quarter of a million children receiving mental-health care in England.' This news headline ought to shock. But, for many of us, it will barely raise an eyebrow. And little wonder, given that for well over two decades now we have been treated to one lurid report after another warning that mental illness is on the rise, that its prevalence is far greater than we previously thought, and that it afflicts all groups in society.
There never seems to be any good news to report on mental illness. Last week, a widely cited report claiming that 28.2 per cent of young women have a mental-health condition was hogging the headlines. A week before that, the focus was on a mental-health crisis afflicting university students. And before that, we were being told of the rise of mental illness among children.
The rhetoric of mental-health scaremongering has become so integral to public life that individuals and groups promoting a cause often adopt it to validate their case. Last month, for instance, opponents of payday loans in Scotland sought to strengthen their argument by asserting that 'payday lending is putting people's health at risk by increasing debt and anxiety among those who are already vulnerable'. Or, to take another example, opponents of the government's austerity policies claim that benefit cuts are causing depression rates to rise. It seems that virtually every social problem, every political challenge, seems to have dire mental-health consequences.
One of the consequences of the widespread promotion of mental-health catastrophism is that being mentally ill is fast becoming the new normal. This is especially true among mental-health proponents' main target: the young. Indeed, over the past couple of decades there has been a constant stream of reports and publications claiming that children and young people have never been as anxious, depressed and insecure as they are today. Hence among the media and policymakers, the narrative of a 'generation in crisis' has firmly taken hold.
Of course, a sense of alienation and existential insecurity has long characterised being young, from the Romantics to the Beats. What has changed, however, is that youthful angst and insecurity has both been medicalised and, increasingly, inflated.
Take the advocacy report No Place For Young Women, published by the Young Women's Trust in September, which claims that 51 per cent of young people feel worried about the future. What does this actually mean? One can imagine a similarly high percentage of young people being worried about the future in 1914, 1929, 1974 and so on. It seems unlikely that past generations of young people felt any more secure about the future than young people do today. In fact, I've rarely met any teenager or twentysomething who isn't worried about the future. But there is a crucial difference: today, an individual's concern about the future seamlessly mutates into a mental-health issue. It's not a surprise, then, to find the Young Women's Trust meshing anxiety about the future with mental-health issues, even stating that 33 per cent of young people are 'worried about their mental health'.
To state that one in three young people is concerned about his or her mental health is usually based on little more than participants' quickfire responses to the question 'are you concerned about your mental health?'. Such a response tells us very little about the factors that affect a participant's state of mind, from their physical health to their personal relationships and economic security. Certainly, there's no reason to think that concern about the future is linked to a form of mental illness.
Not that that stops mental-health advocates from transforming 'concerns' about the future into evidence of a generational crisis. 'Make no mistake', stated Dr Carole Easton, head of Young Women's Trust, 'we're talking about a generation of young people in crisis'. This conceptual leap from individuals' concerns to evidence of a generational crisis is a good example of how everyday problems and worries are being interpreted through the language of crisis.


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Michael Grandage Company and Headlong present the world première of James Graham's new play Labour of Love, starring Martin Freeman and Tamsin Greig. Labour MP David Lyons cares about modernisation and "electability"... his constituency agent, Jean Whittaker cares about principles and her community. Set away from the Westminster bubble in the party's traditional northern heartlands, this is a clash of philosophy, culture and class against the backdrop of the Labour Party over 25 years as it moves from Kinnock through Blair into Corbyn... and beyond?This razor-sharp political comedy reunites James Graham and director Jeremy Herrin (People, Places and Things, The Nether, Wolf Hall & Bring Up the Bodies) following their previous collaboration on This House, and plays at the Noël Coward Theatre for 11 weeks only.The cast also includes Rachael Stirling (The Winter's Tale, An Ideal Husband), Kwong Loke (You For Me For You), Dickon Tyrrell (Anatomy of a Suicide, Harvest) and Susan Wokoma (A Raisin in the Sun, Julius Caesar).Coming to the Noel Coward Theatre from 27th September to 2nd December 2017, book your Labour of Love tickets today!*Please note: The production contains strong language.Please note that on the 1st of September 2017 the Producers released a statement that on the advice of her doctor, Sarah Lancashire has regretfully had to withdraw from performing in Labour of Love at Noel Coward Theatre. We regret any inconvenience this may cause on behalf of the production.
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TAMPA — In the first of several projects to beautify corridors leading into downtown Tampa, the city this week is moving ahead with a makeover of Ashley Drive.
If the City Council approves a design contract today, drivers can soon look for more shrubs, palms and trees along Ashley.
Think of ground plants popping with red, yellow and orange, plus flowering trees such as bottlebrushes or dwarf royal poincianas.
The Ashley Drive improvements will go from the bottom of the exit ramp off of Interstate 275 to Tyler Street.
City officials expect the installation to begin in May, with a goal of having it done by August, before the Republican National Convention.
"I'm pushing them hard to get it done by then so that the picture that the world sees is the picture we want them to see," Mayor Bob Buckhorn said Wednesday.
But he said the goal is to do the projects not just "for the RNC but for perpetuity."
Along with prettier plants on Ashley, city officials want better irrigation and lights that illuminate and accent the new landscaping at night.
They're even talking about replacing the chain-link fence along the looping Ashley/I-275 ramp with something more aesthetically pleasing.
Design costs for Ashley Drive's beautification would be $99,500, and a separate $561,000 city appropriation is expected to cover the costs of the Ashley project, plus other work to be done later, the mayor said.
Ashley and streets like it are the city's front door, Buckhorn said.
The goal of his new "Opportunity Corridors" initiative is to make the streets more inviting and pedestrian-friendly and to encourage new stores to open along the improved streets.
In coming years, the city plans to move in concentric circles starting close to downtown.
So after Ashley, streets such as Channelside Drive would be done next, with the city later moving out to roads like Nebraska Avenue.
"This is the beginning of what will be a four-year commitment," Buckhorn said.
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A vintage hotel, charming antiques, and delicious eats along California's Central Coast.
Dubbed SLO (say "slow"), this city of 45,500 makes an easy meeting point between San Francisco and Los Angeles. Its walkable downtown offers a mix of history and quirkiness. Pass Bubblegum Alley, with its colorful blobs, en route to the 1772 Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa. Area code is 805.
1 Exposed brick, velvet curtains, and vintage-style furniture blend with modern amenities at the Granada Hotel & Bistro. Stay in one of 17 cozy rooms, some with push-button fireplaces, or dine on the patio next to a burning tree sculpture repurposed from the building's original tin roof. 544-9100, granadahotelandbistro.com.
2 The area's vineyards lie outside town, so take a shortcut at Central Coast Wines, a shop and tasting room. Try a Saucelito Canyon zinfandel here if you can't make it to the winery's red farmhouse. 784-9463, ccwines.com.
3 A few blocks outside the heart of downtown, Ruby Rose fills a warehouse with desirable doodads from the 1940s through today: manual typewriters, old-fashioned globes, picture frames. Neither jumbled junk shop nor stale antique emporium, it's a curated assemblage of surprising delights. 545-7964, rubyrose805.blogspot.com.
4 Stomach growling? After a meal at the popular Big Sky Cafe (545-5401, bigskycafe.com), cross the street for a custom ice cream sandwich at Batch. Match warm cookies, cool filling, and toppings, then grab some napkins and eat quickly. icecreamslo.com.
5 Firestone Grill's vast courtyard and cavernous interior are filled nonstop with satisfied diners, and no wonder: Enjoy succulent tri-trip on a French roll dipped in garlic butter and you may need to head back to the Granada Hotel for a nap. firestonegrill.com.
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It's been way too long since I've made a trip to a yard sale.
I tend to go in spurts and it was during one of those spurts last year that I picked up this wonderful lamp.
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Not necessarily for its good looks, but for its potential because I had an idea.
I decided it was time to add a fountain to the garden, but didn't want to spend the money for a new one. I thought it would be fun and easy to make my own with a few supplies, so I went on the prowl for a good lamp to use as the base.
When I saw this one, I knew I had found it.
I brought it home and set it aside while I collected the other materials.
Fast forward a year and the sad lamp was still sitting in the garage. Somehow that fountain idea didn't materialize.
Another one did though, and I like this project so much that I'm glad my fountain idea derailed.Sometimes the best projects are those that aren't exactly what was planned from the start. Click To Tweet
When I saw these repurposed lamps, I began to think about how I could incorporate a similar idea in my own yard. I thought about the Gaura I found on the clearance rack at Lowe's this summer and the rest, as they say, is history. I was ready to go!
I found this great little solar light at Lowe's and a coordinating can of spray paint, then stripped the lamp of its shade, socket, and wiring.
The really great thing about this lamp is that it has a nice and heavy metal base. It's perfect for stability and taking a couple coats of Rust-Oleum spray paint.
After the paint was dry, I removed the solar lamp from its base and glued it to the top of the lamp. Then it was time to head to the yard.
The walkway from our driveway to the front door has no landscaping, so I decided a nice little bed of flowers and decor at the beginning would be perfect. I got to work digging out the sod…
then added the upcycled solar lamp and some plants that I had either picked up on clearance or propagated from our garden before we moved last spring. I'm so happy with how well my littl $1 Gaura is doing! I love the bring delicate blooms and wispy stems.
I also added one of my favorites – Angelonia – another clearance plant from Lowe's, a couple of Mexican Heather plants, a balloon plant, an English daisy, and finished with a ground cover of Sedum – which will have the entire bed quickly covered.
One day I may tackle that fountain project after all, but for now, I'm enjoying a bright and lovely entrance to the front door and that old lamp in now useful again.
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Kate deRiel (Associate Clerk)
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