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OCC Bulletin 2011-39| September 22, 2011
Fair Credit Reporting and Equal Credit Opportunity Acts--Risk-Based Pricing Notices: Final Rules
Chief Executive Officers and Compliance Officers of All National Banks, Federal Savings Associations, Department and Division Heads, and All Examining Personnel
On July 15, 2011, the Federal Trade Commission and the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System (Board) published final rules1 amending their respective risk-based pricing rules. The rules require disclosing credit scores and information relating to credit scores in risk-based pricing notices if a credit score is used in setting the material terms of credit or in taking adverse action. The rules reflect the new requirements in section 615(h) of the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) that were added by section 1100F of the Dodd–Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2010. The rules became effective August 15, 2011. Additional details related to each provision are discussed in the following paragraphs.
12 CFR 222—Fair Consumer Reporting (Regulation V)
If a credit score is used in setting material terms of credit or in taking adverse action, creditors must disclose credit scores and related information to consumers in notices under the FCRA.2 The amended final rule revises the content requirements for risk-based pricing notices and adds related model forms that reflect the new credit score disclosure requirements.3
12 CFR 202—Equal Credit Opportunity (Regulation B)
Regulation B requires creditors to provide a notice to an applicant when adverse action is taken.4 The Board has amended the model notices in Regulation B to include the content required by both the Equal Credit Opportunity Act and the FCRA adverse action provisions, so that creditors can use the model notices in Regulation B5 to include the disclosure of credit scores and related information if a credit score is used in taking adverse action.
For more information on these provisions, please contact your supervisory office, Compliance Policy at (202) 649-5470, or Community and Consumer Law at (202) 649–6350.
Grovetta N. Gardineer
Deputy Comptroller for Compliance Policy
3 Refer to appendix H to part 222.
5 Refer to appendix C to part 202–Sample Notification Forms.
Related Links
- Regulation B Final Rule (PDF)
- Regulation V Final Rule (PDF)


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Trade in your cardio machines for bubble machines: Fitness is migrating from health clubs to nightclubs thanks to young professionals who are combining their exercise and social needs and attending "party workouts," group exercise classes hosted in nightclubs.
Glow sticks, laser lights, waitlists and DJs are par for the course at these classes where attendees sip on vitamin water shots or flutes of champagne. And they are gaining popularity, according to the The New York Times, which dubbed the trend the "gym and tonic" movement.
Although party workouts have primarily popped up in New York and are often run by niche fitness companies, at least one major industry player is cashing in on the trend. Zumba Fitness recently debuted the Zumba Nightclub Series, taught by celebrity Zumba instructor Gina Grant with music by DJ, rapper and producer Lil Jon, best known for his unique pronunciation of the words "What," "Okay" and "Yeah" (or his success on the "Celebrity Apprentice," depending on your pop culture tastes).
The sold-out tour started earlier this month in Boston before moving on to stops in Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Queens, NY, with tickets selling for $35.
Although the series was a first, Zumba classes are actually already being hosted in nightclubs in many cities. Zumba even has a website where nightclub owners interested in hosting events can search for local instructors to teach classes.
The classes allow instructors to grow their business and for club owners to bring in customers outside of peak hours. But can health clubs benefit from offering nightclub classes?
Laser lights and thumping beats might not appeal to your group exercise audience, but it is something to consider if your club is trying to cater to Millennials. And although partnering with a local nightclub is one way to offer the classes, some clubs and studios have found success by offering a nightclub environment in their own facility for adult parties.
Others bring the nightclub environment to the studio all the time. At 305 Fitness, New York, every dance fitness class features a DJ who mixes music on the spot, and many feature other club elements such as strobe lights or body paint, says Sadie Kurzban, founder of 305 Fitness. The company also throws themed pop-up parties at locations such as nightclubs and penthouses.
Kurzban started the company last year after deciding dancing in a club was a fun alternative to working out in a traditional gym. Her clients, mostly women in their 20s and 30s, share her philosophy.
"I think there is just general a lack of enthusiasm about going to the gym," Kurzban says. "This is what they come to once or twice a week when they're bored of getting on the elliptical again."

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An animal painter is an artist who specializes in (or is known for their skill in) the portrayal of animals.
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Jabłonowo, a village in Mlawa powiat, Zielun gmina, Sarnowo parish, 28 kin. from Mlawa. There is an elementary school in the village. In 1827 it had 31 houses and 179 inhabitants; at present it has 53 houses and 423 inhabitants, 1,641 mórgs of land, of which 1,221 are plowland.
[Note: there are several other Jabłonowo's in Mlawa powiat, all in Wieczfnia Koscielna parish, east of Mława. But the others have compound names; this is the only one called simply Jabłonowo ...]
Source: Słownik Geograficzny Królestwa Polskiego - Warsaw [1882, vol. 3, p. 351]
This translation, by William F. Hoffman, first appeared in the Spring 1998 issue of "Bulletin of the Polish Genealogical Society of America".
Jadowniki, 1) in German Jadownik, a village in the powiat of Szubin of 7 Houses, 43 inhabitants, all Catholics, 15 Illiterate.
2) A Manor Farm, 2320 morgs open land, 2 locations: a) Jadwoniki, b) Folwark Wartenberg; 14 Houses, 239 Inhabitants, 43 Evangelical, 196 Catholic, 107 Illiterate. A Post Office and Telegraph are located in Znin 7.5 km away, an electric Railroad Station at Złotniki (Güldenhof ) 24 km away. The manor formerly belonged to Count Gust[av] [M. St{udniarski}]
[Translators Note: A Catholic Church is located at Znin Gora 8 km away.]
Source: Słownik Geograficzny Królestwa Polskiego - Warsaw [1882, vol. 3, p. 363]
This translation, by Jim Piechorowski, is used by permission.
Jancewicze (or Yantsevichi)-- 1) a government village in the 3rd police district of Oszmiana province, and part of Traby (Catholic) parish. It lies 46 mi. from Oszmiana and 32 miles to Dziewieniszki, and contains 3 homes and a Catholic chapel, with 4 Orthodox and 24 Catholic inhabitants.
Editor's Note: All Słownik longitudes in this article have been converted to modern coordinates which is based on the Greenwich zero meridian. All Polish measurement units (land areas, distances, height above sea level, etc.) were converted to American-English equivalents. Monetary units, where identified, were left in zlotys/zl. or rubles/rs.
Source: Słownik Geograficzny Królestwa Polskiego - Warsaw [1882, vol. 3, p.397]
This translation, by Mike Gansecki, is used by permission.
Januszkowice, a village in Jasło county, in the valley of the stream Gogolewski, which flows into the Wisłoka from the right bank; the village is on the road from Frysztak to Brzostek, and belongs to the Roman Catholic parish in Brzostek, which is 11.5 km. away. It has 696 Roman Catholic inhabitants. The major estate (owned by Konst. Fihauser) has 253 mórgs of farmland, 40 of meadows and gardens, 23 of pastureland, and 394 of forests; the minor estate [i. e., peasant-owned lands] has 593 mórgs of farmland, 51 of meadows and gardens, 74 of pastureland, and 162 of forests. In Januszkowice there is a Roman Catholic chapel where Mass is celebrated. The district loan society has a capital of 289 złotys. [No author given, Vol. 3, page 443.]
[Updated entry in Vol. 15-1, page 248]:
Januszkowice, a village in Jasło county. Half the village was formerly the property of the Tyniec monastery. The second half was granted in 1353 by King Kazimierz, and in 1360 was owned by Piotr Iwanowicz, the voivode of Żydacz, who received a German-law charter for it (Kodeks Małopolski, I and III). In Długosz's day the village belonged to the parish in Klecie. The monastery owned half of the village (7 łans, an inn, and 2 łans belonging to the sołtys), the other half was owned by Jan Amor Tarnowski of Leliwa arms (Liber beneficiorum, Vol. III, page 203). In 1536 half of it was owned by the Tyniec monastery, and had 16 peasants, 3 unused properties, a property belonging to the wójt [district administrator], an inn, and a mill. The other half of the village was owned by Piotr Kmita of Wiśnicz, and had 21 peasants, an inn, a manor, a manorial farmstead, woods, meadows, and a mill.
Source: Słownik Geograficzny Królestwa Polskiego - Warsaw [1882, vol. 3, p. 443 & vol. 15-1, p. 248]
This translation, by William F. Hoffman, first appeared in the Spring 2004 issue of "Rodziny, The Journal of the Polish Genealogical Society of America".
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Traffic jam assistant
Traffic jam assistant eases the burden on the driver during monotonous driving situations. At speeds of up to 60 km/h, the system lets the car simply "glide along" with the other cars in dense traffic situations, making traffic jams less stressful. It automatically maintains the distance from the vehicle ahead and regulates the car's speed down to a standstill, as well as providing steering support.
Lane Departure Warning
Lane Departure Warning causes the steering wheel to vibrate when the lane is unintentionally changed at 70 km/h or over.
Approach control warning and person warning
In critical situations, approach control warning notifies the driver in two steps. The person warning operates at speeds between 10 and 60 km/h and emits a single-level warning in the event of acute danger. At the same time, the brakes are preconditioned for faster responsiveness. In case of an emergency, the system initiates braking, ensuring that the collision speed is reduced. If a vehicle ahead brakes suddenly, incrementally stronger warnings are emitted, up to light braking.
Cruise control with Stop&Go function
Camera-based cruise control with Stop&Go function maintains a speed of up to 140 km/h preselected by the driver, as well as the distance to the vehicle ahead. If necessary, it will brake the vehicle to a stop, automatically begin moving again, and in slow moving traffic, it will maintain the minimum distance to the car ahead.
Navigation Plus including the BMW Head-Up Display brings together several useful components: a navigation system with built- in 8.8" LCD colour display, radio, MP3 player, RDS double tuner and an instrument cluster with high-resolution 5.7" TFT display. The full-colour BMW Head-Up Display projects relevant driving information directly into the driver's line of vision, so that he or she can better focus on driving. Route guidance is provided via an arrow and map display, along with spoken instructions. The system is operated intuitively using either the iDrive Touch Controller, the direct menu control buttons and eight functional bookmarks, voice control or the touchscreen with interactive tiles, which display live content. The system is also equipped with USB and Bluetooth connectivity, as well as a hands-free facility.
Navigation Plus shows drivers the quick and direct route through numerous European countries and in some cases even further afield. TMC technology is used for the early detection of traffic obstructions and for rapid calculation of alternative routes, so that the vehicle reaches its destination as quickly as possible while avoiding traffic.
iDrive Touch Controller
The iDrive Touch Controller, which is a component of Navigation Plus, enables the Control Display to be conveniently operated with a single hand. Thanks to the touchpad integrated into the Controller, it is easy to enter information such as destinations for the navigation system in handwriting.
The Controller can also be rotated and pressed to access many functions, change various settings and scroll through lists. It can be easily and intuitively operated, as it is based on one's sense of touch. This makes life especially easy for the driver since it keeps distraction from traffic to an absolute minimum. All functions operated using the Controller can be viewed clearly in the Control Display.


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A few weeks back, when the Blagojevich administration was trying to put on a full court press to publicize the need for a large-scale state construction program, KRISTIN RICHARDS, a deputy chief of staff to the governor, was among officials who visited the editorial board of The State Journal-Register.
A few weeks back, when the Blagojevich administration was trying to put on a full court press to publicize the need for a large-scale state construction program, KRISTIN RICHARDS, a deputy chief of staff to the governor, was among officials who visited the editorial board of The State Journal-Register.
It doesn't say much for me, perhaps, that I had never heard of Richards. But it may also reflect the fact that the inner offices where Gov. ROD BLAGOJEVICH's staff – even his press staff – works at the Statehouse are generally locked to the public.
So I asked gubernatorial spokeswoman REBECCA RAUSCH later how I had overlooked someone high in the administration, especially someone who lives and works in Springfield. Rausch graciously offered to get me information about several deputy chiefs of staff – two of whom live in Springfield and four in the Chicago area. I also got some other details, including salaries, from the comptroller's office.
That led to another discovery -- that part or all of the salaries of some deputy chiefs of staff are paid not by the governor's office, but by other departments under the governor. Is this a way to disguise expenses in order to make it look like the governor is keeping his office costs low?
Rausch responded: "The deputy chiefs work directly with and spend a lot of time with their state agencies. Some of them held previous positions at state agencies before being detailed to the Governor's office."
Anyway, the top staff officials in the Blagojevich administration are chief of staff JOHN HARRIS of Chicago and deputy governors SHEILA NIX of Oak Park and LOUANNER PETERS of Springfield.
The deputy chiefs of staff include:
*KRISTIN RICHARDS, 27. She is responsible for agencies and issues involving early childhood through higher education, capital planning, and natural and historical resources. A Belleville native, she has a degree from Millikin University in Decatur and did an internship at the British parliament. She was a Dunn Fellow in the governor's office and later policy advisor to the governor on environmental, agricultural and economic development issues.
She began with the state Aug. 1, 2002, when George Ryan was still governor. She formerly was a technical manager II in the bureau of organization and management. She is paid $57,996 by IDOT and $49,220 annually by the governor, for a total of $107,216 annually.
*JENNIFER RICKER, 32, of Springfield has responsibilities including intergovernmental affairs, budgetary and legislative issues and tax policy. She previously was chief of staff and director of legislative affairs at the Department of Revenue and a legislative analyst on the staff of House Speaker MICHAEL MADIGAN. She has a degree from the University of Missouri at Columbia, is married and has a son and stepson.
The comptroller's office reports she is paid as a senior public service administrator in the Department of Revenue. Ricker, who began with the state in mid-1999, makes $110,004 annually.
*STEVE FRENKEL, 38, of Wilmette directs the governor's energy and environmental policy and oversees the Environmental Protection Agency, departments of Commerce and Economic Opportunity and Agriculture, the Illinois Finance Authority and the Pollution Control Board. Before becoming a deputy chief of staff, he was the governor's director of policy development and senior policy advisor on environmental issues. He has a master's degree from the University of California-Berkeley's Goldman School of Public Policy and a bachelor's from Macalester College in St. Paul. He has been a public radio reporter, community organizer and policy analyst. He began with the state in 2004 and is paid $102,000 annually -- $49,980 from the EPA and $52,020 by the governor's office.
*BOB GREENLEE, 32, of Chicago is responsible for administrative and infrastructure agencies, including departments of Revenue, Central Management Services, Transportation, the Toll Highway Authority and the Housing Development Authority. He also does revenue estimation and valuation and special projects in public finance. He earlier worked as a lawyer for Kirkland & Ellis in Chicago and was educated at Yale University and the University of Chicago Law School. He makes $120,000 annually and is paid by CMS. He began with the state in late 2003.
*MIREYA HURTADO, 32, of Chicago oversees the Illinois Departments of Labor, Financial and Professional Regulation, and Human Rights, in addition to the Illinois Commerce Commission and the Workers' Compensation Commission. She also supports the governor's immigration initiatives, including the New Americans Initiative, a partnership with the Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights dedicated to assisting eligible applicants to file for naturalization. The program has helped more than 20,000 people, Rausch said.
Hurtado previously was district director for U.S. Rep. LUIS GUTIERREZ of Chicago. Born in Chicago's Pilsen neighborhood to Mexican immigrants, she majored in political studies and minored in women's and gender studies at Williams College. Comptroller's records show she started in state government in the fall of 2005 and was with the Department of Human Services through April 15. She makes about $95,000 annually, $31,345 from the Department of Labor and about $63,650 from the financial regulation department
*MATTHEW SUMMY, 38, of Chicago, deputy chief of staff for policy, oversees multi-agency policy and program initiatives. He earlier served as deputy director of the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity; as a vice president with CH Johnson Consulting, a Chicago-based economics and management consulting firm; as senior vice president for the New York City Housing Development Corp.; and as a project planner in the New York City mayor's office of operations. He has a master's from New York University and a bachelor's from the University of Iowa. He is paid $120,000 annually, with a recent paycheck entirely from DCEO.
State Treasurer ALEXI GIANNOULIAS was named early this month by Crain's Chicago Business as one of this year's "40 Under 40," a list of accomplished folks who have yet to reach middle age.
"The third son of Greek immigrants who founded Chicago's Broadway Bank and made it one of the top-returning financial institutions in the state, Mr. Giannoulias knows how to look out for himself," the snippet on the treasurer said (see www.chicagobusiness.com). "He was a top basketball player at Boston University and on a Greek professional team before returning to America to get a law degree from Tulane University and joining the bank staff. Along the way, he found time to help elect U.S. Sen. BARACK OBAMA, D-Ill., who returned the favor when Mr. Giannoulias defeated the party organization's choice for treasurer in the 2006 Democratic primary."
"Since taking office, Mr. Giannoulias has extended an olive branch to state Democratic Chairman MICHAEL MADIGAN – and kept his distance from Mr. Madigan's war with Gov. Rod Blagojevich. Instead, he has concentrated on his office. …"
JUSTIN DeJONG, 28, recently the spokesman for the governor's office of management and budget, has taken a new job as communications director at the Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce.
DeJong, a native of Orange City, Iowa, said his parents own small businesses there, so representing a business group, in a sense, brings him "back to my roots."
DeJong began three years ago with the state as a Chicago-based spokesman for DCEO, later speaking for CMS before moving on to the budget office. His final state salary, paid by CMS, was $75,000 annually.
He said he's proud of an initiative he helped lead at CMS to reach out to minority, women and small business owners statewide to open the state's procurement process to entrepreneurs who have not done business with the public sector in the past. The Web presence of that program is at www.sell2.Illinois.gov.
DeJong said the Chicagoland Chamber, headed by JERRY ROPER, has in recent years outsourced its public relations work.
Bernard Schoenburg, political columnist for The State Journal-Register, can be reached at (217) 788-1540 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Heartbleed Bug Vulnerability Detection and Correction
April 12, 2014
For those who may not know, I write most of my posts over at one of my newer sites The Ecommerce Expert now. Most of my activity has moved there so be sure to head on over and subscribe to get the latest updates.
With that said, I thought it would be important to post a link to a new article I just wrote over there that deals with what is being called the biggest security threat on the internet to date. The Heartbleed bug affects servers / sites that utilize OpenSSL and that translates to just about 66% of the internet. It is a major problem and you need to make sure you check your server and site to find out if you are affected by it. Basically, the Heartbleed bug can allow attackers to snag personal information including credit card numbers and passwords on any affected site … just by having the users login to that site.
I've listed a handy tool that helps you scan your security certificate / site for the vulnerability along with links to sites that are keeping you up-to-date on what major players have been affected. Read more over at The Ecommerce Expert–How to Detect and Fix the Heartbleed Bug Vulnerability.
Local Marketing With Google Adwords Express
February 28, 2012
In 2011 Google launched what they called AdWords Express dubbing it 'the easiest way to advertise on Google.' In this article I'll cover some pros and cons of the service as well as clear up a few informational elements surrounding this new advertising channel and how it differs from traditional Google AdWords.
First understand that Google develop AdWords Express mainly for local businesses who want to advertise on the Internet. Because of this, you must have a mailing address for your business, however; you do have the option of hiding that address by making it private (if for example you operate a mobile only business or work out of you house and don't want your address listed.)
With that understood, let me now give a little more depth to what AdWords Express is and how it differs from traditional Google AdWords.
AdWords Express is local search advertising—only easier. It takes just a few minutes to setup an ad and management is basically automated … meaning you don't need to touch the account once it is up and running. Even targeting is automated. This makes it ideal for businesses that want to advertise to a local audience yet don't want the time restraints of actually managing the account.
The example Google gives is when a user searches for 'flowers in Dallas' your ad shows and includes a little blue (or red in some cases) pin with it as well that marks the location on Google Maps.
Clicking that pin takes the searcher to the Google Maps page for that listing or, if the listing does not have a website, the Google Places page instead (while setting up a Google AdWords Express account, Google walks you through the process of setting up a 'Places' page as well.)
I find the map listing especially useful for those who may happen to be searching using a mobile device. With the many Google apps available (including Places and Maps), and the ability to target your location based on GPS (providing you turn that feature on from your cell phone), a searcher who finds your listing can, with just a few clicks, get full directions (and voice guided GPS navigation—again thanks to Google) to your store location. How's that for delivering them right to your doorstep?
Google AdWords Express vs. Google AdWords
So you might be asking what the difference is between traditional AdWords and AdWords Express. I find the main difference is in the 'ease of setup and management'. Where with AdWords you must perform your own keyword research, write your own ads, place your own bids and manage them, target select locations etc…, AdWords Express does all of this for you automatically (yes, including the keyword research.)
Another thing that really stands out is the fact that AdWords Express truly targets local businesses looking for local customers. If you're looking to advertise to mass audiences across the country then stick with traditional AdWords for that. It is true, you can perform local search advertising as well through Google AdWords, but you must setup a number of variables and combine that with geo-targeting for this to occur. With AdWords express, it's all done for you.
With all of this no in perspective, and as with anything, there are some pros and cons of AdWords Express.
Pros and Cons of Google AdWords Express
Interestingly enough, the items that are pros within AdWords Express can also be seen as cons depending on how you look at it. Let's start with the pros:
Pros of AdWords Express:
- Ease-Setup/Easy-Use: AdWords Express enables advertisers to be running ads live online within just 5-10 minutes. Currently setup is an easy 4 step process that walks you through everything needed to get started. Unlike traditional AdWords, you setup does not require you to do any keywords research at all (which can alone be extremely time consuming) and as far as setting your bid prices, well, Google does that for you by assigning bid prices based on its bid auction model. The last step is determining your budget, but even this is automated by Google. The system automatically recommends a monthly budget based upon the data is reviews on average search volume for the type of service / product you offer.
- Local Targeting: If you want to geo-target customers on a local level with traditional Google AdWords you need to manually select the countries, states, and regions you want your ads displayed in from a map. With AdWords Express, there is no need for that as it pulls geo-graphic search areas based on your physical location (thus the need for a physical address when setting up the account.) In addition, Google will further target your ads to show only for the category you indicate. This removes the possibility of an ad for 'flowers in dallas' showing when a user types in 'shoes in dallas'. This can be done with some work (and likely a list of negative keywords) in traditional AdWords, but it takes a lot of time to get it right. AdWords Express saves you that time.
- Account Automation: AdWords Express does not require you to perform manual keyword bidding or analysis. In other words, you won't have to monitor your keyword bids and adjust them accordingly to maximize your advertising efforts and positioning. With AdWords Express, Google handles this for you to make sure your ads are displayed only at the best possible time.
Cons of AdWords Express:
Ease-Setup/Easy-Use: Being a PPC Manager myself I can say that it is far from an easy task—yet it can be an extremely profitable channel when run correctly. It takes time and diligence to get it right. This can be even tougher when trying to develop truly localized PPC campaigns.
I know from experience that running an effective PPC campaign that produces high ROI requires some human intervention. There are parts of the setup/management that you can automate but even then, you really need a human eye to get things moving in the proper direction. This is precisely why I find the automated management portion of AdWords Express a con.
When you automate a campaign you must make assumptions about your business. And this is where many PPC efforts run into trouble. When you let a software system make assumptions about your business (budget included) you miss out on vital human aspects such as intuition, reasoning, logic, experience, and research. No matter the system, these are things you can't easily replace.
For example, when setting your budget I find it best to do 'human research' and have human knowledge of the business you are advertising for in order to set a budget that meets both your needs and objectives. Where Google might recommend a budget based on 'number of clicks' it could draw, I prefer to set budgets based upon the return they will provide me (based on historical data) and the constraints of the business involved.
Local Targeting: Again, speaking from experience here, with traditional Google AdWords you are able to target at the local level down to the individual town or city—so that only those searching in those areas will find the ad(s). On the contrary, if you let AdWords express decide your reach it may end up too broad or too narrow. Yes, with AdWords Express you also have the opportunity to target based on category, but consider this: What happens if you run a 'rose only' flower shop and a user searches for 'flowers' (let's say this might be the 'category' in AdWords Express.) Will your ad show? How are the searches divided?
In traditional AdWords you can use negative keywords to eliminate searches for keywords such as 'tulip', 'daisy', etc… if you only sell roses. With AdWords Express you can't and that is concerning.
In my testing of the 'local' option for AdWords Express ads (vs. those running using traditional AdWords local targeting methods) I found that performing a search for 'flowers in dallas' yielded local results even though I was not located in Dallas. So what you say? Those types of searches are inefficient and wasteful because they are targeting local businesses on a 'broad search level' (I performed the search from a machine located across the country from Dallas.)
On the contrary, if you used the traditional AdWords targeting methods, the ad would not have showed at all—unless I was in the exact locations that were targeted manually while setting it up. This type of targeting results in more qualified traffic and higher sales.
Account Automation: As was the argument I mentioned in 'con #1' above, full account automation can be a scary thing and one that can get you into trouble (or at the very least not produce the best returns.) I am all for automation of some tasks (even ongoing when managing PPC campaigns.) However, I also believe human 'touch' is also needed to maximize your effort.
AdWords Express automates your campaign based on categories not keywords (remember you don't have access to keywords during setup.) Without the ability to target via keyword it can be questioned to the efficiency of the campaign and the traffic it attracts. For example, one particular category that is available from within AdWords Express is 'Guitar Store.' If you own a guitar store that sells only electric guitars, then this broad option might attract visitors who are looking for acoustic guitars and that isn't exactly what I would consider qualified traffic.
So once again, account automation in moderation is good (and can be a big time saver.) Full account automation however, might not be best for your business.
No doubt, AdWords Express has a place and can be a great means of getting up quickly for those looking to capitalize on localized search within Google. I would recommend giving it a try if you are considering entering the local search realm, have no experience in managing traditional AdWords campaigns, and don't have a budget to allow a professional to mange it for you (you want to do-it-yourself.)
However, for the experienced advertiser AdWords Express might not be your best option. Instead, I prefer to setup the accounts and the locally geo-target them from within the traditional AdWords interface. This provides more selective targeting and also can help with attracting more qualified traffic through the use of keywords instead of category groupings, all leading to better performance and increased ROI.
Mobile Marketing Trends
December 20, 2011
Like the TV before it and the computer after that, at one point it may have been hard to imagine much less believe that mobile devices would be a regular part of daily life for the majority of the population. On a planet with approximately 7 billion people, 2011 saw an astonishing 5.3 billion mobile subscriptions. That's just about 77% of the total population.
It's no wonder that mobile ad spending worldwide is predicted to top out at $3.3 billion by the end of 2011 and jump to $20.6 billion by 2015. Much of the advertising will be driven by search ads and local ads.
Given those statistics one can't ignore the opportunity to tap that 'connected' community through mobile marketing. I've put together some of the trends we have seen and might seen in the coming year when it comes to this channel of opportunity.
Trend 1: Ad spending to reach the mobile segments will continue to rise. Google will likely continue to be the leader in ad revenue but look for other opportunities to present themselves with time. Bing could take a bigger share of the advertising pie as well with more and more search apps that use Bing being installed on phones and devices.
Trend 2: For the time being, M-Commerce (or mobile ecommerce) has been primarily an extension of a brands current online store. Look for this trend to shift a bit as it becomes even easier to make purchases through even more mobile friendly site versions (and possibly the use of 'mobile only offers'.)
We are already starting to see bar code scanner apps evolve to not only provide additional 'shopping related' information (such as price, distance to store etc…) about those items scanned, but now beginning to include "buy it now" or "add to cart" functionality on the spot (this has just happend with a recent app Amazon has launched.)
Scan it, compare it, buy it at the best price, and pick it up at the store.
Trend 3: Look for those bar scanner type apps to evolve even further in the coming year. This could result in some very healthy competition among retailers not to mention the possible greater risk for losing a customer to a competitor that physically walked into your store first.
Imagine this. You walk into a local store, find the item you wanted, scan it with your smart phone bar code reader, find the same product less than a mile away at another store … and for a better price. You buy it by clicking a button on your mobile phone and entering your payment information. The store puts the item on hold for you to pickup. What happens next? You leave the store you originally walked into only to end up at their competitor down the road with the item in hand.
How's that for 'shopping cart abandonment'?
Expect to see this trend offset with more and more 'price match guarantees'. Find it somewhere else and we'll match or beat the price on the spot.
Trend 4: Location based mobile marketing gains steam. Imagine being able to automatically market to a potential consumer that is in the area (but not directly inside) of your brick and mortar store. It's not only a reality to some degree, but is a primary driver of what occurs with apps such as Foursquare, and Facebook Places. Take it a step further and consider this. A potential customer performs a search from their mobile device for a product that you offer.
In return they get a listing of stores directly near them who have that very product in stock. The advertising is based on GPS position of the potential customer in relation to the location of your store at a specific in time (much like 'checking in at a specific location' using some of the social apps that have grown in popularity.)
Like the above trend, this type of search ability should grow and if you don't take advantage of mobile marketing based on location, you'll be left out only to see your competitors (who take advantage of it) see the rewards.
Trend 5: Consumers expect accessibility on all levels. We now live in a world where consumers no longer rely on a desktop computer (or even a laptop) to access the internet. It is becoming second nature (although still in its infancy) to browse the internet using mobile devices-and in the near future, it is said that accessing the internet via mobile devices will surpass accessing it using any other method.
Determining which way to go-a mobile app or simply a website that is 'mobile friendly'-will be the real issue. But you must make your business accessible on all levels if you are going to compete in this day and age.
Trend 6: Smart phone users are on the rise and were projected to reach 73.3 million by the end of 2011. At that rate, the smart phone owners will account for approximately 23% of the mobile user population. It is estimated that by 2015 they could very well represent 43% or more. As a comparison, in 2010 smart phones accounted for 21.8 of all handsets shipped worldwide.
Look for potential customers to become more engaged in 2012 as the smart phone segment continues to grow. They are going to expect better, more intuitive mobile versions of websites that allow them to easily shop and find the items they seek.
Trend 7: Social networking continues its dominance among mobile users. More and more users are frequenting social networking apps such as Facebook, Twitter, and Foursquare.
In fact, a 2010 Keynote / Adobe survey of mobile users asked them what their favorite mobile activity was and approximately 76% of respondents listed Social Networking (second only to maps and directions.)
Nielsen listed mobile social networking is the fastest-growing consumer mobile app category in 2010 and that trend continues in 2011. Many of these social networking sites are becoming portals for users accessing the internet (much like search engines were when they arrived on the scene with the advent of the internet.) Mass amounts of messaging and e-mail traffic, videos, photos, games and commerce are exchanged with each minute using these tools.
If not already doing so, marketers need to begin to think about reaching out to this channel, increasing their exposure time at every possible opportunity.
Trend 8: Optimizing websites for mobile platforms is a reality. No longer is it good enough to consider a 'well optimized' (non-mobile site version) the end all, be all. With the demands mobile is presenting to everyone, consideration needs to be given to continual optimization of a mobile site that aims for increases to speed, image rendering and again, accessibility. As was with the 'desktop only' site versions of what seems now long ago, on site usability and traditional search engine optimization rules should apply.
What mobile has in store for us in the coming year is anyone's guess. It is clear however that it's shaping up for staggering-possible record breaking-growth once again that simply can't be ignored if you are to stay competitive.


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One of my favourite nonsensical lines in Top Gun comes early on, when Tom Cruise's commanding officer opens a can of whoppass on him after a cavalier sortie. His verdict? "You're a hell of an instinctive pilot. Maybe too good." What is that, I always wonder delightedly as the CO has to do something he still can't believe he's gotta do, and send those two characters to Miramar. What is "too good?".
It is a description it may feel tempting to apply to Dr Steve Peters, the psychiatrist often credited with making Liverpool "play without fear" this season, and who – had he half an eye on Sky Sports on Monday evening - might well have been screaming "Be afraid! Be afraid! Oh my God – in the name of sanity, be afraid!"
Those of us who bought our diplomas from the Correspondence College of Armchair Psychology in Disco, Tennessee might have watched Liverpool throw pretty much everything forward against Crystal Palace at three-nil up, and wondered whether Peters might be classed as a victim of his own success – a man so brilliant at getting his Anfield charges to dismiss negative thoughts that they ended up abandoning even negative concepts, like having a defence. In terms of one's ability to get patients to divest themselves of all shackles, maybe that is what "too good" looks like.
It is certainly the interpretation I prefer, because the negative way of looking at it would be that there was a space of a little more than an hour or two on Monday evening when Peters' confidence must have come under heavy attack. There was the bonkers positivity of Selhurst Park, as noted, while over at the Crucible Peters was on hand to watch his most high profile individual devotee lose his head at the snooker World Championship.
Despite rallying after session breaks during which he availed himself of the good doctor's services, the Rocket was on his own out there, making one wonder what might have been achieved were Peters permitted an in-game, tableside role – and reminding me of an old New Labour joke. Did you ever hear this one?
A New Labour MP goes to a barber, who tells him he must take out the earpiece he's wearing. On no account, insists his client – though at some point in proceedings, the thing drops out by accident. The man turns slowly blue, and dies shortly thereafter. Stunned, the barber picks up the earpiece, puts it in his ear, and hears the dulcet tones of Peter Mandelson instructing "breathe in, breathe out, breathe in, breathe out".
A little digression down memory lane, there. Anyway. There is clearly a limit as to what the undeniably excellent Peters can do, given it is not him actually going into battle. Nevertheless, Monday cannot have been an easy day for this highly acclaimed mind mechanic, without whom the likes of Sir Chris Hoy insist they would never have won their gold medals – and the obvious conundrum is to wonder who could get Peters' own head right after it.
Consider the mind-boggling possibility of an infinity loop of sporting psychiatric professionals each having to treat a confidence-dented colleague before requiring the same ministrations for a vicarious meltdown of their own.
For those unfamiliar with what we might call the Peters doctrine, he pioneered the idea of the "inner chimp". The brain, so his hit book the Chimp Paradox has it, comprises a rational, human part, and an irrational emotional part, to which Peters ascribes this primate-inspired classification. The key to success is managing this chimp.
Quite what happened at Selhurst Park is expected to be the 12,000-word cover story in the next issue of Psychiatry Quarterly – or at the very least, a case for Dame Jane Goodall – but early readings suggest the inner chimp unlocked his cage, declined the offer of PG Tips in favour of a mescaline shot, and consequently imagined not that he could fly, but that this might be the manner in which to do something about Manchester City's goal difference.
It is arguable that a chimp has not disported itself quite so disturbingly since Michael Jackson's former associate, Bubbles, acquired his own personal assistant, sat in on production sessions for Bad, and ran up $20,000 of expenses on a single tour. Or, indeed, since the maids at Jacko's Neverland ranch testified to the judge in his molestation trial that the star's retinue of lesser chimps were required to perform household duties such as window cleaning and floor mopping, against which domestic burden they would frequently mount dirty protests.
In days of yore, of course, the salient question now would have been: what does Peters' eveningus horribilis mean for his most immediately significant clients: the England football team? But given Peters' designated role within the England set-up is to help the squad prepare for penalty shootouts, that inquiry feels somewhat academic. The possibility of England getting to a round in Brazil in which penalties might be required to decide anything is far too remote for a Chimps to chumps headline to be more than an outside bet. As for today's long-suffering supporters, they've never looked more sane and rational. In fact, it is fair to say our national inner chimp has been so totally subdued that it now works in Halfords as a windscreen wiper fitter.


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New Tricks: Journalism on demand
Author's note: This is an old memo I wrote from my days at Tribune Company. I've edited it into a blog post and have added a couple of links, but it's very much a media rant. Enjoy!
What is it about Zappos that makes it an innovative, well-regarded company?
It's not that Zappos sells shoes and clothes online, and it can't be because of Zappos' sleek Web site. (In fact, Zappos.com isn't the most visually attractive website.)
Every inch – well, perhaps not every inch – of the page oozes, "We care about our customers." There are links to live chats, and a company phone number is posted in a place that's easy to find. It's not buried on some hidden customer service page. (Read Zappos founder Tony Hsieh's book, Delivering Happiness, for more on this.)
The fact is this: If you go to any news Web site, how does it feel? Does it feel like the news organization cares about what you think the news is?
Newsrooms are constantly reorganizing and changing the look and feel of their digital and print products, but I believe that there's a unique opportunity to change the way people actually experience the news.
Here's my point: Experiment with small, cross-functional teams to change the environment in which folks experience our content. And there are some things that you can gain:
- A feedback loop or connection with readers that you've never had before.
- Insight that will help your figure out ways to improve the quality of your reader comments. (On this point, this OMNT post is a must-read.)
- A look into reader dynamics.
- Experience. This will help teach your community managers, digital producers or bloggers how to wrangle a community.
- Expand the reach of the online communities you're trying to build.
Most importantly, this will let your readers know you're listening in ways mainstream media tends not to. My vision of true "journalism on demand" isn't just similar to a restaurant comment drop box, but is a living, breathing, dynamic community.
Here's what you'll need to get started:
- A Small group of forward-thinking, customer-centric – not necessarily social media-savvy – folks in your news organization. A reporter. The public editor. A web producer. A marketing team member. Someone in ad ops. A circulation manager. Anyone who really wants to gain these insights, and someone who likes side projects.
- A platform. Start small. Try putting a link on a homepage to a live chat. From there, we can possibly build forums. Events. Anything. Try to make your community vibrant and open, because if you do, you can market it somehow.
- A message. If you think of branding your platform from the start, you'll get support from the top down.
True journalism on demand can be an industry-changer. Be willing to test technology, timing and figure out what you even want to know. Don't rush this into looking like a hokey marketing initiative, but a real effort to connect with your readers. (Perhaps, at some point, you can extend this into a chat with your advertisers.)
This isn't cutting edge stuff, but test with some basics, including forums, live chats, instant messenger (or Skype), and customer service-driven platforms (e.g. Get Satisfaction).
If you do this, it should be a two-way street. In addition to getting ideas from readers, you could pitch ideas to them, asking what they think you should write about. The idea that gets picked will get done in a timely fashion.
Experiment with treatments. Is your execution a blog? A forum? A poll? Is this promoted in a box with a graphic, or as a text link? You don't know what will resonate until you try.
Lastly, steward the conversation, and have clear, concise rules of conversation. If you're waist deep in it, you can drive a positive experience for everyone.
What examples of "journalism on demand" have you seen in the news world? Is your news organization doing something along these lines? Please leave your thoughts as comments below!
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The Chestnut Hill Community Fund Drive got a big boost last Friday when Chestnut Hill Hospital CEO Brooks Turkel presented Fund Drive co-chairs Jane Piotrowski and Tolis Vardakis with a $10,000 check.
Turkel views this contribution as another example of how Chestnut Hill Hospital works meets the needs of the community.
"We are here to serve," says Turkel, "whether in the operating room, emergency department or to help out financially."
Beyond these contributions, the Chestnut Hill Hospital tries to be a good neighbor by offering community programs and shared leadership. The hospital provides meeting space for community organizations and regularly offers public healthcare screenings for breast and skin cancer. Many hospital leaders sit on community board. Turkel is a Chestnut Hill Business Association board member.
In examining opportunities to make financial contributions to the community, Turkel is pleased to have the Community Fund as an option. He said he respects the Fund leadership's ability to prioritize and balance its distributions.
"We wanted to partner with an established organization that was close to the community needs," he said.
The Pastorius Park Concert Series, classes at the Chestnut Hill Center for Enrichment, the Children's Park in Chestnut Hill (Jenks Playground), Chestnut Hill Meals on Wheels, Chestnut Hill Garden District and Teenagers, Inc. are just a few of the Fund's beneficiaries.
These organizations are required to submit an application and provide relevant financial information and documentation. Applying organizations attend a meeting with Budget and Finance Committee members to defend their applications. The Fund is a 501(c) 3 charitable organization, guided by IRS law which allows only for the allocation of collected monies to other charitable organizations and community building projects.
Fund Drive co-chairs Jane Piotrowski and Tolis Vardakis hope that community members and local businesses are inspired by the support given by Chestnut Hill Hospital.
"We know there are others out there who want to make significant contributions to the Fund," Piotrowski said. "We welcome you to do so."
The drive runs from late November through March and has a goal of $105,000 this year. With the hospital's contribution, the fund has received approximately $68,000.
Chestnut Hill Hospital has long been a supporter of Chestnut Hill Community Association events. For the past two years, they have been the lead sponsor of the Holiday House Tour, and this year served as lead sponsor of the Black & White Gala. Abzoolutely and Abzoolutely II were sponsored by the Hospital, and, in 2009, they partnered with the Community Association to bring back the Main Street Fair.
Their community support extends beyond Chestnut Hill to Green Tree Healthcare Foundation, St. Catherine Medical Clinic in Germantown and sponsorship of Relay for Life for the American Cancer Society.
"We plan to continue to expand our role in supporting the community," Turkel said. He describes working with Vardakis and Piotrowski as "easy and exciting" and is always open to hear their many ideas for community programs.
"The spirit of supporting our community personally and professionally is what makes the employees, physicians, trustees, and volunteers at Chestnut Hill Hospital very special," he said.
Donations to the Chestnut Hill Community Fund can be made at chestnuthill.org


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For those looking for the ULTIMATE GHOSTLY ADVENTURE, we have a dare for you to spend Midnight in a Haunted House. This challenge takes you INSIDE The Jennie Wade House. This tour is considered to be three adventures in one. At some point during your 90 minute journey you will encounter a "GHOST GUIDE", a "GHOST INVESTIGATOR" and "STORYTELLER". The three will combine to bring the story of these haunted buildings to life.
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In this week's stats review, FIFA.com looks at the siblings causing a sensation in the OFC Nations Cup, the record-breaking fee paid out for Eden Hazard, the run of successes enjoyed by Mexico against Brazil and less welcome sequences for both Italy and South Africa.
million euros is the fee that Chelsea this week paid Lille for Eden Hazard, breaking the record for a Ligue 1 club's biggest-ever sale. Ironically, the existing benchmark had also been set by the Blues, when they paid €36m to land Didier Drogba from Marseille in 2004. In Hazard, Chelsea are signing a player who provided 16 assists for Les Dogues last season, more than anyone across Europe's top five leagues with the exception of Mesut Ozil (17). The winger had a chance to face some of his new team-mates when he lined up for Belgium against England on Saturday and, true to form, created six scoring opportunities – twice as many as anyone on Roy Hodgson's side. Indeed, the Three Lions, who have had more shots than their opponents in just one of their last ten matches, scored the game's decisive goal with their only effort on target.
goals in just three matches is the amazing haul to which four members of the same family currently lay claim at the OFC Nations Cup. The Tehau brothers – Alvin, Jonathan and Lorenzo – have, along with cousin Teaonui, been in devastating form in helping their side qualify for the semi-finals of the Oceanian showpiece. All four were on target in the Tahitians' opening win, a 10-1 thrashing of Samoa, with Lorenzo grabbing four – including a three-minute hat-trick. Alvin and Jonathan scored two apiece, while Teaonui came off the bench to complete the collection. Each has subsequently added to their tally, and Lorenzo currently leads the tournament scoring chart with five.
matches without a win is the run that earlier this week cost Pitso Mosimane his job as South Africa coach. Bafana Bafana have failed to register a victory in almost eight months, and this nine-game winless streak equals the worst of their history, set between 1997 and 1998 and again in 2005. Their current form could hardly contrast more starkly to the results achieved when Mosimane first took the job, when his first nine games yielded six wins, two draws and just a single defeat. Goalscoring has been the South Africans' main downfall, with Katlego Mphela's equaliser in Sunday's 1-1 draw with Ethiopia one of just six registered during this nine-match winless run. Ghana, meanwhile, have no such problems. Indeed, the Black Stars' 7-0 win over Lesotho was their second-biggest victory in an 'A' international since they inflicted a 9-1 defeat on Niger in 1969. This goal glut helped take Ghana through the century-mark in FIFA World Cup™ qualifying, with Dominic Adiyah's first of the match giving him the distinction of claiming their 100th preliminary goal.
victories over Brazil have now been registered by Mexico since the turn of the century, more than any other team during the same period. Their latest success, a 2-0 win on Sunday, extended Eli Tri's lead in this respect over Paraguay, who have four victories over Brazil, and Argentina and France, who have three apiece. Just as impressively, they have also succeeded in keeping a clean sheet in each of these six triumphs. Sunday's result ended an eight-game winning streak for the Brazilians, although Mano Menezes' side will have considered the scoreline a little harsh, given that they enjoyed 67 per cent of possession and had 16 shots to their rivals' five. Not that Mexico will care. For the second match in succession, their star forwards Giovani Dos Santos and Javier Hernandez were both on target, giving the team a perfect morale-booster before Friday's FIFA World Cup qualifier against Guyana.
straight defeats, Italy's worst run in over 26 years, is the form in which Gli Azzurri go into UEFA EURO 2012. Not since February 1986 have the four-time world champions suffered three successive losses, and their latest reserve – 3-0 to Russia – was their heaviest since Brazil beat them by an identical margin in 2009. Worryingly, the goals have dried up too, with Cesare Prandelli's side having now gone 310 minutes without finding the net. Two of their EURO rivals go into the tournament in considerably better fettle though. The Netherlands certainly encountered no problems locating the goal in a 6-0 defeat of Northern Ireland, their biggest friendly win since a 7-1 trouncing of Hungary in 1994. And co-hosts Poland are looking solid at the other end, having kept a clean sheet in each of their last five matches for a new national team record.


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Bright colours remind you of the Swatch you might have worn in primary school, but its pared down to give it an air of sophistication. Buy it for $US140 at the MoMA store, which by the way has a ton of really awesome stuff. This watch won't give you a super accurate read on the time, but it's a sweet little accessory. [MoMA]


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Season Finale: Boston's Finest
Boston's Finest - "An Officer's Commitment to the End" - Tuesday, Jan. 7, at 9 p.m. (ET/PT)
Devoted husband, father and Gang Unit Officer Greg Dankers works relentlessly to offer justice to a victim. Meanwhile, a fellow officer decides it's time to prepare a surprise proposal to his girlfriend. Executive-produced by Donnie Wahlberg and Seth Jarrett & Julie Insogna-Jarrett.


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Wednesday afternoon's women's soccer match between King and Lincoln Memorial University has been postponed. No makeup date has been announced.
BRISTOL, Tenn. – A schedule change has been announced for King Women's Soccer for Wednesday afternoon's contest against Lincoln Memorial University. The match between the Railsplitters and the Lady Tornado has been postponed. No makeup date has been announced. The men's teams will remain on schedule for a 4 p.m. kickoff from Parks Field (Bristol, Tenn.).
The next Lady Tornado match is Sept. 15 when they play at Mount Olive. Start time is set for 7 p.m.


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Ford Endura Titanium 2.0 8 Speed Auto
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The Great Mosque of Cordoba, a universal gem
Nocturnal visit to the Great Mosque of Cordoba
The Great Mosque, universal symbol of Moorish heritage in Spain, and one of history's most extraordinary works of art, awaits you in Cordoba. Come and admire this architectural jewel - a unique space made up of forms, light, columns and colours, where you will feel all the splendour of ancient Al-Andalus.
In the heart of Andalusia, in the historic old town of Cordoba, the "Mezquita", or Great Mosque, stands majestically, proud of its history. Come and discover this incredible monument. It is not just the symbol of a city, but also a designated World Heritage Site. Its beauty, nobility and perfection make this one of the most impressive works of art in the world.
Look inside the Great Mosque for a unique, exciting experience. Its atmosphere will surround you in magic, take you back to times of past splendour and call to mind scenes of sultans and princesses from The Thousand and One Nights. Be sure to come to this house of prayer where numerous architectural and artistic styles come together in a unique way. Above all, come and discover its more than five hundred columns supporting rows of arches, that make up a forest of strange red and black perspectives, light and form - an unprecedented, fascinating labyrinth. On your visit you will be amazed by sumptuous doorways, domes, rooms with stunning decoration, carved marble pieces that are real works of art, mosaics, tiles, pictures... This host of delightful details makes the Great Mosque an extraordinary gem, dazzling all who come.
There are endless surprises awaiting you in this ancient house of worship. Inside, at the centre of its forest of columns, a great Christian cathedral suddenly rises up. Construction on it began in the 16th century within the Great Mosque, and it is an architectural wonder in its own right, with a range of different styles that go from the Gothic to the Baroque.
Just outside the Great Mosque itself you will find the peace and tranquillity of the Patio de los Naranjos(Orange Tree Courtyard), a bright, stunning garden, perfect to rest and to take a stroll in the shady cool of its fountains and trees, surrounded by the scent of orange blossom.
The Great Mosque is a symbol of Cordoba and of worldwide art. It is just one of the many treasures to be found in the city of Cordoba, whose historic centre, on the banks of the Guadalquivir River, has endless monuments, winding streets and passages, typical courtyards, churches and old city walls - a spectacle that will be impressed upon your memory forever.
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