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The August Bank Holiday is nearly here, which means many workers can look forward to a long weekend.
If you have a three day weekend ahead, you may be looking to make the most of it by spending time with family and friends on August, 27.
Or you may be thinking of how best you can spend Saturday and Sunday.
Regardless of when you're planning an outing, if you need some ideas of how to entertain the kids - or yourself - then look no further!
Here's our round up of things to do in Kent over the August Bank Holiday.
Maidstone's Multi Cultural Food and Drink Festival
When: August 25 - 27
Where: Mote Park, Mote Avenue, Maidstone ME15 7RN
What: The Maidstone Multicultural Food Festival is a chance to dine around the world, be part of a global village and celebrate multicultural cohesion in Maidstone and Kent.
Returning for its second year on the August bank holiday weekend in the stunning surroundings of Mote Park, this free event will feature a high quality programme of world music, dance, art and craft and will attract a diverse population from across the county and beyond.
From Ouagadougou to Oban, Warsaw to Weligama, this is an amazing opportunity to be part of an exciting event in Kent's calendar.
For more information click here.
Grand Medieval Joust at Dover Castle
When: August 25 -28
Where: Dover Castle, Castle Hill Road, Dover, CT16 IHU
What: Experience a spectacle of speed and skill as four of the most masterful knights in the kingdom, mounted on their magnificent steeds, battle for victory.
Choose your champion and see who is victorious in this colourful display of chivalry and courage.
The living history encampments will take you back in time, where you'll be kept entertained by the court jester and merry musicians. Budding knights can enjoy their own hero moment as they test their bravery in the hobby-horse jousting.
Purchase your tickets today using English Heritage' online system or by calling their dedicated Ticket Sales Team on 0370 333 1183 (Mon – Fri 8.30am – 5.30 Sat 9am – 5pm).
Tickets will also be available to purchase at the site on the day.
Daredevil Weekend at Betteshanger Park
When: August 25 - 26
Where: Betteshanger Country Park, Sandwich Road, Deal CT14 0BF
What: Unleash your inner adrenaline junkie and challenge your friends and family to an action-packed, exhilarating day at Betteshanger.
Take a leap of faith on the Free Fall Stunt Jump, tackle the Ninja Assault Course and brave Spider Mountain. Try out land zorbing and test your aim at Combat Archery. Thrill-seekers and daredevils need only apply!
Click here to find out more information.
Quex Maize Maze
When: Until September 2
Where: Quex Park, Park Lane, Birchington CT7 0BH
What: The Maize Maze & Field of Fun is a truly a-maizing day out for all the family.
This year there are another two giant mazes both with brand new designs.
The first is a Labyrinth Maze and you are tasked with following the intricate paths to find the middle of this maze.
The second huge Maize Maze is based on a conservation theme this year, including flowers, honeycomb, a bee and a butterfly. The game card is based on bee facts, and you need to fill your honeycomb card with the correct answers to questions and spell a word at the end.
For more information click here.
Hever Castle
When: August 25 - 27
Where: Hever Castle, Hever Road, Hever, Edenbridge TN8 7NG
What: Step back in time at Hever Castle and gardens this August bank holiday.
'Journey Through History' takes visitors from the age of the Saxons, via the Viking invasion and the Norman conquest, right up to Edwardian times when William Waldolf Astor used this fortune to restore and the castle.
In the grounds wander through the encampment to watch the Vikings and the Normans go head to head with weapons displays and see Tudor skirmishes.
Experience medieval life with demonstrations of crafts, archery, cooking and weaving. Step into the Tudor period and immerse yourself in the time when Hever Castle was Anne Boleyn's childhood home. There will also be the opportunity to watch archery displays from the time of the Vikings through to the Tudors.
The popular Summer Jousting Tournament will be in full swing, so don't miss the procession from the Castle forecourt as Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn lead visitors through the grounds to the Jousting Arena. Battling it out in the saddle and on foot in one-to-one combat, the valiant knights will then compete for points to find this season's ultimate champion.
Be entertained with music from the reign of Elizabeth I and learn how to dance Elizabethan style. Experience the Golden Age of Piracy and gain an insight into the Georgian period with arms displays, canon firing and battle skirmishes during the time of the Waldegraves' ownership of Hever Castle.
Learn what it would have been like during the Edwardian period and then into World War I when the Astor family transformed marshland into the spectacular gardens you see today. Read about the history in the Castle and meet characters from the era in the grounds.
Visit hevercastle.co.uk for more information.
Lullingstone Castle, Eynsford
When: August 25 - August 27
Where: Lullingstone Castle, Dartford DA4 0JA
What: The castle stages its popular annual Plant Hunters' Weekend over the bank holiday.
Celebrate some of Britain's most intrepid plant hunters with the castle's Tom Hart Dyke and friends in Victorian dress as they lead you on a guided tour of the World Garden.
Experience an expedition camp, complete with roaring fire and plant presses.
As well as this there will be the Second Chance Animal Rescue (SCAR).
For more details visit lullingstonecastle.co.uk.
Britain's Got Talent Auditions at Westwood Cross
When: August 27 (12pm-6pm)
Where: 23 Margate Rd, Broadstairs CT10 2BF
What: Westwood Cross Shopping Centre is welcoming the nation's favourite talent show.
Britain's Got Talent is coming to Broadstairs as part of its search to find talented acts for its brand new series.
Show organisers are calling performers to audition to be in with a chance of securing a place at one of the judges' auditions in 2019.
No booking is required, simply head towards Guest Services located up the stairs between Subway and The Body Shop, to audition in front of show producers. The auditions will be filmed but will not be broadcast.
Auditions are open to any performer of any age, with any talent. All you need is a skill and star quality which you think will impress. Under 18s need to be accompanied by an adult.
Faversham Chilli Festival
When: August 25 - 26
Where: The Abbey School, London Road, Faversham ME13 8RZ
What: Edible Culture is pleased to welcome you to join them once again to enjoy all things chilli.
Throughout the weekend you can enjoy performing arts from Faversham Fringe, horticultural talks and live music. Many local producers will also be there on the day offering their best advice and produce.
Entry is by donation to Pilgrims Hospices and other local causes.
Groombridge Place, Tunbridge Wells
When: Until September 1
Where: Groombridge Place, Groombridge Hill, Groombridge, Tunbridge Wells TN3 9QG.
What: The Wonderful Wizard of Oz is coming to Groombridge Place near Tunbridge Wells for the first time this summer.
Visitors will feel as if they had been transported into the land of Oz as soon as they walk through the door.
Meet the famous characters from the 1900 novel written by the American author Frank Baum as they welcome you into the Wonderful Land of Oz.
Be amazed by the beautiful visual experiences as you venture through the grounds of Groombridge Place. Head to the Draftsman's lawn where you may bump into the scarecrow as he wanders around the gardens or find out what it was like to live on the farm in Kansas when you talk to Dorothy and her friends.
After you have been amazed by the characters on the lawn, why not head towards Crusoe's World, better known as The Land of Oz! Here you will be greeted by Dorothy, The Tin Man, Lion Man and Scarecrow.
Dorothy and friends will take you down the yellow brick road before performing a forty-five minute spectacle which takes you on a journey through the Land of Oz with a chance to see all of the amazing characters Dorothy meets along the way.
Book online at groombridgeplace.com.
Penshurst Place
When: August 26 - 27
Where: Penshurst Place, Penshurst, Tonbridge TN11 8DG
What: Get back to nature this Bank Holiday Sunday and Monday to learn some vital bushcraft skills on the Woodland Trail at Penshurst Place.
From camp building to fire-making, foraging and survival tips, experts from Camp Wilderness will be demonstrating a variety of useful life hacks for intrepid explorers, young or old.
On Bank Holiday Sunday gasp at the majesty of some of the world's deadliest predators at one of the falconry demonstrations as they work in aerial harmony with trained dogs in a thrilling new display from The Hawking Centre. Between shows there is a chance to get up close to see the birds in static display and ask questions of their expert handlers.
Enjoy outdoor storytelling, panto style from Aardvark Productions on Bank Holiday Sunday when performers will be dressed up and ready to act out a new pantomime. This year's show will see Mr Toad entertaining a captivated audience as he learns about the importance of protecting the environment and reducing plastic waste.
Across the bank holiday, there's also the adventure playground to tackle, and, of course, acres of gardens and parkland to explore as well as the ever-popular Maize Maze to conquer before it closes in September.
Meanwhile the newly regenerated Woodland Trail is open all weekend, complete with winding pathways through the trees and a special den building area, and now includes newly installed information boards thanks to a collaboration with Kent Wildlife Trust.
For more details, and to find out what else is on at Penshurst Place, visit penshurstplace.com/whatson
Military Odyssey, Kent Showground
When: August 25 - 27
Where: Kent Event Centre, Kent Showground, Detling, Maidstone ME14 3JF
What: Military Odyssey celebrates its 18th year this Bank Holiday.
There will be groups covering a vast period of global history, including Romans, Vikings, Medieval, the English Civil War, Napoleonic, the American Civil War, the Wild West, World Wars I & II, Vietnam right up to the present day.
With more than 4,000 re-enactors and living history enthusiasts in attendance as well as over 250 stalls, Military Odyssey is the world''s largest multi-period re-enactment show. Regardless of your historical knowledge, there is bound to be something for you.
The 200 acre site has two separate arenas in addition to the main battlefield, where battlefield re-enactments take place all weekend.
There are numerous food courts on site, including a Beer Tent as well toilet facilities. Military Odyssey is wheelchair accessible too.
For more details visit military-odyssey.com.
Sittingbourne and Kemsley Light Railway
When: August 26 - 27
Where: Sittingbourne Viaduct Station, Beside Sittingbourne Retail Park, Sittingbourne ME10 2XD
What: Ivor the Engine returns to Kemsley Down on Bank Holiday Sunday and Monday for fun and games at Kemsley Down.
Trains depart Sittingbourne Viaduct hourly 11am-4pm.
And a wide selection of Ivor the Engine gifts will also be available from the Railway Shop.
£7 for adults. £3 for children (3-15) . Infants aged under 3 travel free. £6 for senior citizens. £19 for families (2 adults and 4 children).
Kent Life Ice Cream Festival
When: August 27
Where: Kent Life, Lock Lane, Sandling, Maidstone ME14 3AU
What: Kent Life in Maidstone will welcome back the popular annual Ice Cream Festival on August 27.
There will be over 20 fabulous flavours of ice cream available at the festival and everyone can sample delicious tasters from the icecream vendors as well as visit the chocolatiers and sweet stalls offering tasty treats including candy floss, popcorn and snow cones.
The event is perfect for anyone wanting to just sit back and relax while listening to the live music on the "Dairy Stage" in between enjoying all the fun things to do at Kent Life.
There will also be a face painter and traditional entertainment from the Punch and Judy show.
Admission prices are: adults £9.95, children (3 to 15 years) £8.25, concessions £8.95, Family Ticket (two adults and two children, or one adult and three children) £32.95.
Under threes and members have free entry, while annual membership passes are also available.
The Hop Farm Family Park, Paddock Wood
When: Until September 2
Where: The Hop Farm, Maidstone Road, Paddock Wood, Tonbridge TN12 6PY
What: Come and join Hopper the Rabbit for Summer holiday fun, activities and more for all the family.
The Hop Farm Family Park, is open every day from 10am and there are some special treats in store during August.
The venue will be providing entertainment and fun for the children, from fantastic indoor entertainment shows in the Big Red Barn to face-painting and bouncing on our popular Giant Jumping Pillows.
This summer will see Peppa Pig and George and Peter Rabbit visiting.
£3 per person to enter the Family Park, includes all day entry into the Indoor Soft Play Centre, Outdoor Adventure Play Area, the Animal Farm and activities and Crazy Golf.
Click here for more information.
Peppa Pig at Dreamland
When: August 27
Where: Dreamland, 49-51, Marine Terrace, Margate CT9 1XJ
What: Peppa Pig, George, Mummy Pig and Daddy Pig enjoyed it so much at Dreamland last year that they jumped at the chance to come back.
The loveable pigs will be making personal appearances in the park at intervals throughout the day on August 27, between 11am and 3pm.
Join the Kent Family Group
We've created a Facebook group for parents and guardians in our county to chat, discuss issues and ask for advice.
We will keep you informed about the latest news that affects your children, as well as exciting family events and things to do across the county.
There may also be the odd competition or offer, so keep your eyes peeled...
Join the group here.
You can also follow us on Twitter here.


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A Charmed Deeva
As I, Deeva, celebrate my 15th year running my own business, there are many things to look back on, with pride and a sense of huge gratitude for road that has led me to where I stand today. DeeVA has evolved beyond the first tentative steps and has grown into more than just a company. It has taken me this long to discover what I knew intrinsically but never had the courage to admit. Yes, I AM Deeva, and DeeVA is me. This is why I have embraced my pseudonym and become who I truly am, as Deeva Willowheart.
I embrace all aspects of myself and present them to the world to help in as many ways that I can. All aspects of Deeva are now working in harmony with one another. How can they not? If you deny parts of yourself, then you cannot be whole. As such, I am stepping forward in my true form, and I am here to help.
Traditionally I have been working as a Graphic Designer, which is still very much in effect, but the Creative side is coming to the fore stronger than ever before. I am also a Storyweaver, an Artist, an Oracle and a Druid. Click on the links to find out what this means, and find out how I may help you.
These changes may mean that DeeVA may not be the perfect fit for everyone, and that's ok, for I believe the best results are acquired when the relationship between DeeVA and the person I work with, is aligned. The best way to see if DeeVA is a good fit for you would be to read the blogs and have a look at the Facebook pages @DeevaGlobal and @ACharmedDeeva. Alternatively, you can book a discovery call, and we can have a chat.
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Louisiana's laws respect that marriages are built on the backs of two adults. That means that all they do supports the other person and that they share in their responsibilities. As a result, when two people in a committed relationship divorce, they are expected to divide their marital property fairly and evenly.
Your child's wishes will be heard in Louisiana
With a child, going through a divorce can be difficult. However, if that's what you have to do, then most people will find a way to get through the situation successfully.
Can you modify child custody agreements in Louisiana?
When you have an existing child custody order in place in Louisiana, you may, at some point, wish to modify that agreement for one reason or another. Maybe you wish to spend more time with your child than you currently do and you have recently moved to make this geographically possible. Perhaps you have concerns about the quality of care your child receives when he or she is with the other parent, and you believe that spending more time in your home would be in your child's best interests. Regardless of your reasoning for wanting to change your current child custody arrangement, there are certain steps you must take in order to initiate the process.
Work with your spouse to divide your assets fairly in divorce
When you look at everything that you've accrued during your marriage, it might be frightening to think about losing any of it in divorce. The reality is that divorces do mean that you'll likely end up with less than you have in your marriage, but that's with the trade-off that you'll be single and able to do what you'd like in your own life.


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Week by Week – W10Y2017
The traveling marathon has begun. I could probably run a blog on just the everyday experiences of business travel but I don't like to relive the struggle more than I already do. What's different this year is that the schedule and destination is set way in advance. Same client, location and dates for the foreseeable future. So, if there is any silver lining in all this travel, it is that I can still maintain some semblance of my everyday life when I am not on the road.
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Long and winding road to Armenian-Turkish peaceComments
Less than 48 hours after the signing of Saturday's landmark peace deal between Turkey and Armenia and doubts are being raised over the accord's eventual implementation.
Firstly, both parliaments have to ratify the deal but word on the streets of Yerevan is that the controversial issue of the World War One killings of thousands of Armenians is still an obstacle. While Armenia wants a reluctant Turkey to admit the Armenian deaths in 1915 were genocide, both sides have at least agreed to set up a joint commission into the issue. But now Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has added his own proviso to the peace deal by saying Armenia must withdraw from Nagorno-Karabakh in Azerbaijan in order for his parliament to approve it. Turkey cut ties and shut its border with Armenia in 1993 in support of Turkish-speaking Azerbaijan which was then fighting a losing battle against Armenian separatists in Karabakh. With Armenian nationalists describing the genocide commission as "a delaying tactic" and now Turkish calls for progress on Azerbaijan, relief over Saturday's signing may be short lived.


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Trinity Circus 2015
It has become a tradition at Trinity Children's Centre to host a circus once a year. It could be argued that we do so every day, but (jokes aside) this is a special opportunity for every child to practice and perform an act for their peers. This year we had acrobats, clowns, magicians and a menagerie of performing "animals" in the show. The children's families helped them decide what they would be and to get a costume together. The teachers helped them work out and practice their acts. But the children were the stars of the show.
A volunteer, who had grown up in a similar community, was watching the show and he helped me understand the importance of this by pointing out how formative such an experience of approval is for children. Childhood is ultimately made up of hundreds and hundreds of little experiences. And though we won't remember them all, these experiences add up and impact our lives. So even something as simple as letting children prepare their circus acts, perform them in the show, and be applauded and cheered by their friends and teachers makes a difference in the end.


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The D-Day Story Collection
Poland - First to Fight
A soft-back book entitled 'Poland - First to Fight', by Peter Jordan, dated 1944. It describes the actions of Poland and Polish people during the Second World War, such as the participation of Free Polish forces on the Allied side, including during the Battle of Britain and Bomber Command's raids on Germany. There is a photograph of General Sikorski with Winston Churchill and General de Gaulle. It does not mention the Battle of Normandy, presumably because it was published slightly too early. Stamped '12 Company R.A.O.C. 29 Nov. 1944'. Previously owned by Lieutenant Colonel M. Nicol, who during the Second World War was officer commanding No.1 Main Stores Transit Depot RAOC, which handled all ordnance stores required by 21st Army Group after D-Day. The unit was based at Eastleigh and Micheldever.
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After five months in prison, Patients Without Time cannabis co-op founder Brian Murphy has been freed, according to Wailuku attorney Chris Dunn. According to Dunn, Judge Joseph Cardoza released Murphy on Thursday, May 7 in response to Dunn's second motion to modify the terms and conditions of Murphy's probation. Cardoza also suspended the remaining seven or so months of Murphy's year-long sentence for selling marijuana.
"It included more substantive documentation from physicians regarding his health," Dunn said, referring to Murphy's epilepsy and PTSD, for which he had been taking medical marijuana before his incarceration. Cardoza had rejected Dunn's first motion, which was based more on anecdotal evidence, early this year.
Though Hawaii led the nation in legalizing medicinal marijuana back in 2000, the state Legislature failed to allow for cannabis dispensaries, forcing the state's 14,000 or so registered medical marijuana patients to either grow their own medicine (a difficult prospect) or obtain it from someone who was growing it (which law enforcement equates with selling illegal narcotics). Murphy attempted to fill a real need, and was doing so until the Maui Police busted him in 2008 (click here for my Feb. 26, 2015 cover story on Murphy and legislative attempts to deal with marijuana dispensaries).
The important thing now is that Murphy is out of Maui Community Correctional Center and back home.
In other, apparently unrelated news, on the same day Judge Cardoza released Murphy the state Legislature passed HB 321, CD 1, which finally legalizes eight medical marijuana dispensary licenses for Hawaii (two of which will operate up to two clinics apiece on Maui).
"While the Legislature made legal the medical use of marijuana on June 14, 2000, the law has remained silent for 15 years on how patients can obtain medical marijuana if they or their caregivers are unable to grow their own supply," House Speaker Joe Souki said in a May 7 news release sent out by the state House of Representatives. "There has been a desperate need for a safe and reliable dispensary system statewide for medical marijuana for a long time. This bill finally answers that need."
The May 7 news release from the state House of Representatives included the highlights of HB 321, which still requires Governor David Ige's signature to become law:
· Allows for eight (8) dispensary licensees in the state: three (3) on Oahu, two (2) on Big Island and two (2) on Maui County; one (1) on Kauai;
· Each licensee may own, operate or subcontract up to two production centers and up to two retail dispensing locations; prohibits dispensary from being located in same place as production center;
· Requires the Department of Health to engage in public education and training regarding medical marijuana;
· Requires the Department of Health to adopt interim rules by Jan. 4, 2016, for the establishment and management of the medical marijuana dispensary system;
· Tasks the Department of Health with accepting applications for dispensary licenses from Jan. 12, 2016, to Jan. 29, 2016, and announcing licensees by April 15, 2016;
· Tasks the Department of Health to select licensees based on minimum requirements and merit based factors including: the capacity to meet the needs of patients; ability to comply with criminal background checks, inventory controls, and security requirements; ability to operate a business; and financial stability and access to financial resources;
· Allows the Department of Health to license additional operators after Oct. 1, 2017, based on qualifying patient need;
· Dispensaries must comply with all zoning regulations and will not be permitted within 750 ft. of a playground, public housing or school;
· Licensees may begin dispensing marijuana and manufactured marijuana products on July 15, 2016, with the approval of the Department of Health;
· Licensed applicants must pay (a) $5,000 non-refundable application fee, (b) an additional $75,000 fee for each license approved, and (c) a $50,000 annual renewal fee;
· Establishes the criteria for license applications to require that an individual applicant: be a legal resident of the State for not less than five years, be over the age of 21, and have no felony convictions;
· Establishes the minimum criteria for license applications to require that an entity applicant: be organized under the laws of the state and have a Hawaii tax ID number, have a 51 percent or greater Hawaii based ownership stake, have at least $1,000,000 under its control for each license applied for with an additional $100,000 available for each retail dispensing location;
· Imposes regular general excise taxes onto the sale of marijuana and manufactured products within the dispensary system and does not include any additional taxes;
· Allows qualifying patients to obtain medical marijuana from primary caregivers who cultivate or by personally cultivating marijuana until Dec. 31, 2018;
· Allows a primary caregiver or legal guardian to cultivate marijuana after Dec. 31, 2018, if qualifying patient is a minor or adult lacking legal capacity or who is located on any island with no dispensary;
· Expands the definition of "debilitating medical condition" for the purpose of authorizing use to include post-traumatic stress disorder;
· Expands the Department of Health's authority to conduct criminal background checks;
· Requires dispensaries to allow announced and unlimited unannounced inspections and to conduct annual financial audits; and
· Requires the Department of Health to file annual report to Governor and Legislature on dispensaries.
Click here for the text of HB 321, CD 1.
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The One Thing Holding You Back From Abundance
Do you want to attract abundance in your life?
I believe that you do and in this blog post you can learn about the one thing holding your back from it.
Do you guess what it can be?
Christie Marie Sheldon call them abundance blocks and patterns that come up again and again despite efforts to make positive changes in life.
In the video below she explains how these energy patterns are formed and how it's possible to clear them for good.
The One Thing Holding You Back From Abundance | Christie Marie Sheldon
I hope that what you learned here will help you attract abundance to your life.
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Green Bay Press-Gazette reporter Nathan Phelps had more to say about an on-campus military women panel in a Thursday (March 20) column, adding to his reporting and video on the event from earlier in the month. Log readers will recall the considerable media coverage the panel — and especially 94-year-old WWII vet Betty Strohfus — received after it was presented March 6 in the Christie Theatre. In Thursday's column, Phelps shares more from Strohfus and other panelists, including reflections on challenges facing women in the military. "You have to work twice as hard to prove yourself as worth as much as some of the guys who come through," said Navy vet Emily Engelke. "It's having to prove yourself on every single level of performance. It's not just the exercise, it's also getting good grades to prove we're just as smart as the guys." You can check out the full column, and a video featuring Strohfus.
Dates set for Dreamers and Doers events at Heritage Hill Park
The local chapter of AAUW now has two events scheduled in connection with Women's History Month and the Dreamers and Doers Award. Both take place at Heritage Hill State Park.
• Thursday, March 27, 5:30 to 8 p.m. — A new event, AfterHours with Dreamers and Doers, provides an opportunity to celebrate the accomplishments of Brown County women with past award winners. There will be an exhibit and sales by women artists, music by Randi Fay, wine by Parallel 44, light appetizers by Chefusion, and a bucket-style raffle.
• Saturday, March 29, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. — The Dreamers and Doers Award Luncheon and Artist Exhibition will provide for all nominees to be recognized and the award winner announced at the luncheon emceed by Erin Davisson of WFRV TV-5. Works by women artists, raffle items and door prizes will be featured.
Questions? Visit http://greenbayarea-wi.aauw.net/
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In the news: 'Today's Take' highlights Women's History programming
The Green Bay Press-Gazette highlights UW-Green Bay's Women's History Month programming, and talks to Student Life's Sheila Carter, in Monday's (March 10) "Today's Take" column. Written by reporter Patti Zarling, the piece considers how far the fight for women's equality has come — and how much remains to be done. "I think the issue of women's rights is really important," Carter told Zarling. "I think sometimes college women don't realize the challenges that are still there, especially for women who don't live in the west. … The events heighten the awareness of the contributions of women in our country and internationally." Zarling also attended last week's International Women's Day luncheon, featuring Kimberly Gauderman. You can read about that, and more, in today's column: click here.
Calendar announced for Women's History Month
UW-Green Bay will present a series of events in conjunction with Women's History Month, celebrated in March. Ranging from film screenings to panel discussions, speakers, socials and more, the activities are as follows:
• MissRepresentation, movie screening with speaker, Monday, March 3
• Women Pioneers: Take Your Daughter to Listen, Tuesday, March 4
• Dessert Hour: Sports Equity, Wednesday, March 5
• International Women's Day Luncheon, Thursday, March 6
• After Tiller, film, Tuesday, March 11
• Katie Wirsing, speaker, Wednesday, March 12
• What Lesbians Have Done for America, speaker, Tuesday, March 25
• Women in STEM, panel, March 27
• When in Time, discussion, Monday, March 31
Additionally, the play Censored on Final Approach, which opens this week, has a strong Women's History Month connection along with activities offered in conjunction with the show's run. The month's events are sponsored by the UW-Green Bay Women's and Gender Studies program, Dean of Professional Studies, Optimistic Feminists group, Office of Student Life, Student Government Association and Theatre and Dance program, along with Associate Lecturer Susan Frost. Read more on each event.
UW-Green Bay announces full lineup of Women's History Month events
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay will present a series of events in conjunction with Women's History Month, which is celebrated in March.
Ranging from film screenings to panel discussions, speakers, socials and more, the activities are sponsored by the University's Women's and Gender Studies program, Dean of Professional Studies, Optimistic Feminists group, Office of Student Life, Student Government Association and Theatre and Dance program, along with Associate Lecturer Susan Frost. Except where noted, events are free and open to the public.
• Miss Representation, 4 p.m. Monday, March 3, Christie Theatre, University Union: Movie screening with guest speaker Associate Producer Renee Gasch. http://film.missrepresentation.org.
• Women Pioneers: Take Your Daughter to Listen, 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 4, Neville Public Museum of Brown County, 210 Museum Place. "Theatre Inspiring Conversations" panel discussion, presented in conjunction with UW-Green Bay Theatre and Dance production of Censored on Final Approach. www.uwgb.edu/theatre/events/censored.asp.
• Dessert Hour: Sports Equity, 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 5, Mauthe Center on the UW-Green Bay campus. Join UW-Green Bay faculty members Alison Staudinger and Kimberly Reilly for a dessert social and discussion.
• International Women's Day Luncheon, Noon-1:30 p.m. Thursday, March 6, Phoenix Room C, University Union. Keynote speaker Kimberly Gauderman will discuss her work in Andean nations and Central America, with people seeking asylum from political, domestic and sexual violence. A light lunch will be provided. The event is free but registration is required at www.uwgb.edu/student-life.
• After Tiller, 6 p.m. Tuesday, March 11, Christie Theatre, University Union. Movie screening. http://aftertillermovie.com.
• Katie Wirsing, 8 p.m. Wednesday, March 12, Phoenix Room B, University Union. Speaker. www.katiewirsing.com.
• What Lesbians Have Done for America, 5 p.m. Tuesday, March 25, Heritage Room, University Union. Speaker. Learn about how late 19th and early 20th century women whose lives can be described as lesbian were in the forefront of the battle to secure the rights and privileges that large numbers of Americans enjoy today.
• Women in STEM, 4 p.m. Thursday, March 27, Christie Theatre, University Union. A panel of women from academia and industry will discuss how being a woman has influenced their interest and experiences in science, technology, engineering and math.
• When in Time, 11 a.m. Monday, March 31, Alumni Room, University Union. Discussion on women's history and feminism. Does feminism change? How do generations work together? What is there left to do? Come and discuss women's history and feminism as you know it.
• Censored on Final Approach, 7:30 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, Feb. 27-March 1 and Wednesday-Saturday, March 5-8, Jean Weidner Theatre, Weidner Center for the Performing Arts. UW-Green Bay Theatre and Dance mainstage play. Tickets $18 in advance and $20 at the door for adults, $15 in advance and $17 at the door for students (with ID) and seniors, and $10 for UW-Green Bay students. Order online at www.uwgb.edu/tickets or by calling (920) 465-2400 or (800) 328-tkts. More info: news.uwgb.edu/log-news/releases/02/20/theatre-and-dance-censored-on-final-approach-1422/.
Women's History Month events
Celebrating first women's recording company
The program "The First Women's Recording Company: Forty Years Strong" is scheduled for 4 p.m. Tuesday (March 26) in the Union's Christie Theatre. Join UW-Green Bay Prof. Catherine Henze and co-presenter Chris Larson as they discuss Olivia Records. Since the mid-1970s, the independent West Coast label, established to give female artists opportunities in the record business, has released more than 30 albums by its stable of singers and songwriters.
Tradeoffs: A Conversation on Work and Family
Women's History Month events continue Wednesday (March 27), again at 4 p.m. in the Union's Christie Theatre. Join Dr. Alison Staudinger for a discussion on primary responsibility for care labor and waged work that goes beyond professional women and engages those who, by virtue of their class, immigration or other status have always had to work outside the home.
Film: 'Daisy Bates, The First Lady of Little Rock'
The Christie Theatre will be the site of another Women's History Month special event at 5 p.m. Thursday (March 28). The film 'Daisy Bates, The First Lady of Little Rock' will focus attention on a woman who became a household name in 1957 in her assistance of the nine black students who fought for the right to attend the all-white Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas. Prof. Vince Lowery will lead a discussion after the film.
Human Rights activist to speak on Roma equality struggle March 6 at UW-Green Bay
An Eastern European human rights activist will speak about the Roma people of Slovakia's struggle for equality during International Women's Day events Wednesday, March 6 in the University Union at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, 2420 Nicolet Drive.
Lubomira Slusna of Bratislava, Slovakia will speak during a public event from 4-4:45 p.m. in the University Union's Christie Theatre. A free public reception will follow in the Union's 1965 Room, where Green Bay Mayor Jim Schmitt will present Slusna with the key to the city of Green Bay. The event will run from 4:45 until approximately 5:45 p.m.
Slusna's public address will follow her remarks during UW-Green Bay's International Women's Day Luncheon, which will take place from noon until 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Phoenix Room of the University Union. The campus-only event is free but registration is required through UW-Green Bay's Office of Student Life. Slusna also will speak Thursday, March 7 during a luncheon at the YWCA of Green Bay-De Pere.
The International Women's Day events will mark Slusna's third visit to UW-Green Bay, where she visited in 2003 and 2007. Associate Prof. Sarah Meredith Livingston, Music and Women's and Gender Studies, and Prof. Angela Bauer, Human Biology and Women's and Gender Studies, have worked with Slusna to organize two travel courses to Slovakia, working with Roma communities there. UW-Green Bay's International Education Committee, Office of International Education and Office of Student Life are sponsoring Slusna's visit to UW-Green Bay.
Slusna is the head of the Association for Culture, Education and Communication, a Slovak outreach program that aims to create understanding, support international cultural exchanges and communication and deepen education in Slovakia and around the world. Slusna worked with Meredith Livingston to create the association's "Gypsy Spirit" project, which brings music to the Roma people while providing a public platform for presenting positive contributions.
Slusna's UW-Green Bay engagements are part of the University's Women's History Month schedule of events. More information is available at https://news.uwgb.edu/log-news/releases/02/18/womens-history-month-events-1326/.
In the news: Carol Moseley Braun visit
Former U.S. Sen. Carol Moseley Braun told a good-size crowd at UW-Green Bay Monday night that it never occurred to her that her race or gender could impact her achievements. Moseley Braun, the first African-American woman to serve in the Senate, visited campus for Black History Month and Women's History Month observances. See more.
Women's History Month begins early at UW-Green Bay, with Moseley Braun
A full slate of Women's History Month events kicks off a bit early here on campus, as UW-Green Bay will welcome former Sen. Carol Moseley Braun for a Monday (Feb. 25) address. Moseley Braun, the first African-American woman elected to the upper chamber and a former candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination, will speak on women in leadership at 5 p.m. in the Phoenix Room. The event is part of the University's Black History Month and Women's History Month celebrations. The news release below offers a full list of events coming up in March, along with more specifics on Moseley Braun's visit. Mark your calendars.
Moseley Braun to deliver Feb. 25 address on women in leadership at UW-Green Bay
Former U.S. Senator and past candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination Carol Moseley Braun will speak on the topic of women in leadership Monday, Feb. 25 at UW-Green Bay.
Moseley Braun's address, "One person, just like you," is slated to begin at 5 p.m. in the Phoenix Room of the University Union on campus, 2420 Nicolet Drive. There will be a question-and-answer session at approximately 6:15, and the talk will wrap up by 7 p.m. The event, part of UW-Green Bay's Black History Month and Women's History Month celebrations, is free and open to the public.
Moseley Braun was elected to the Senate in 1992, the first African-American woman ever to serve in the nation's upper chamber. She campaigned for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2003, and also has served as Illinois State Representative, United States Attorney and Ambassador to New Zealand and Samoa.
In addition to her public address, Moseley Braun's time at UW-Green Bay will include meeting with a Multicultural Counseling class. More information about Women's History Month at UW-Green Bay is available online: https://news.uwgb.edu/log-news/releases/02/18/womens-history-month-events-1326/.


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A powerful earthquake hit Southwest China on Nov. 22, killing at least five people, injuring over 50, and damaging about 25,000 houses.
The event struck Sichuan Province late that afternoon at a depth of around 9 miles, and caused a stampede at a primary school.
This video shows footage from surveillance cameras in different parts of the affected area.
The quake was originally reported as a 6.3-magnitude tremor but was later downgraded.


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I had another awesome conversation tonight.
With my roommate.
On our way back from getting Subway and some random groceries.
She asked how I'm liking school so far, since we're a bit over halfway done with the semester.
I was honest, and got a bit emotional.
I said that it might've gone better if I'd come in as a freshman rather than a junior.
And a couple other things.
And she told me that from her perspective, I've done really well.
And I got more choked up.
And she gave me suggestions of things on campus to get involved in, and even offered to go with me to check out certain things if I wanted her to.
And when we got back to the apartment, she mentioned that I could go with her and her boyfriend to church on Sundays if I wanted.
So it's been a pretty interesting night.
I'm glad that at least one roommate is willing to ask and encourage and suggest and not feel awkward when I start to cry. In other words, she understands. And we're pretty similar.
I feel kind of badly for saying it, but I'm kind of looking forward to it being just the two of us next semester. Maybe we'll talk even more. And maybe we'll do more together. I don't know. But I think next semester should go better than this one has.
I also got in contact with an old friend I haven't talk to in a while. My mom and I were talking the other day and she mentioned this friend, who now lives about half an hour from where I am. So I got in touch with her the other day and we've decided that sometime, we need to get together and hang out and catch up.
Only problem is that neither of us has a car. (She uses the bus system and stuff.) But we'll figure something out!
And my favorite coworker is coming this weekend and we're going to hang out! I need to double check with her in a couple of days that she's still coming, and figure out what we're doing, but I'm excited.
And in a month, I get to go home for a few days.
I was slightly disappointed that my prof didn't bring us treats today like she'd mentioned she might.
We're having a pizza party eventually in my other class with her, which should be interesting.
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Keywords: impregnated, kevlar, kayak, canoe, reinforcing
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The reinforcing material placed in position in the mold. The process of placing the reinforcing material in position in the mold. The resin-impregnated reinforcement. A description of the component materials, geometry, and so forth, of a laminate.
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BEIRUT (AP) — The Latest on the explosion in Beirut (all times local):
4:30 p.m.
Cyprus' foreign minister says a team of Cypriot doctors will travel to Lebanon Sunday to help treat the wounded from Tuesday's blast in Beirut.
Nikos Christodoulides told private Sigma TV that Greece will provide a military transport plane to carry specialized equipment needed in Lebanon.
He said Cyprus will also dispatch additional rescuers and paramedics on top of the 10 emergency response personnel and eight sniffer dogs sent on Wednesday.
Christodoulides said private companies have responded to an appeal to provide quantities of aluminium and glass that Lebanon needs to rebuild.
4 p.m.
Denmark is donating 12 million kroner ($1.9 million) to Lebanon, chiefly to be channeled via the Red Cross, and 600 chemical protection suits.
Development Minister Rasmus Prehn said Tuesday's explosions in Beirut come "at the worst possible time" for Lebanon. "The country's economy and health care are already completely on their knees," he said.
"And COVID-19 just makes the situation worse. At the same time, the country is home to 1.5 million refugees who also need support."
So far this year, Denmark has provided 32 million kroner ($5.1 million) in humanitarian aid to Lebanon, mainly to help refugees in the Middle Eastern country.
3:50 p.m.
Italy has sent 8.5 tons of medical equipment to Lebanon in a second aid flight following the massive explosion in Beirut.
The foreign ministry says the flight left from Brindisi on Thursday morning following a request from Lebanese authorities. On board were surgical and trauma kits. Earlier, a team of firefighters and experts in chemical and biological agents flew in to help.
In a statement, the foreign ministry said the Italian assistance "represents a new show of friendship and solidarity toward the Lebanese people and authorities."
3:30 p.m.
Two Jordanian Air Force military aircraft are flying to Lebanon carrying material for a field hospital that's expected to be set up within the next 24 hours in Beirut.
The military field hospital will be staffed by 160 medics and other staff and will include 45 beds, 10 intensive care beds and 2 surgery rooms.
3 p.m.
Switzerland has sent a team of specialists including engineers and logistics experts to Lebanon to help with the aftermath of the explosion in Beirut.
The Alpine nation says it is responding to a request from Lebanese authorities.
The Swiss team, which also includes telecom engineers and a psychologist, will assist in securing the country's damaged embassy and ambassadorial residence. Switzerland's Foreign Ministry says the experts also will be available to examine the condition of Lebanon's public buildings such as schools and hospitals.
The Foreign Ministry says it has no indication that Swiss citizens were among the victims of Tuesday's explosion.
1:20 p.m.
China says it is sending a medical team and supplies to Lebanon in the aftermath of the port explosion that injured more than 5,000 people.
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin said Thursday that Chinese leader Xi Jinping had conveyed a message of condolence to Lebanese President Michel Aoun following the blast, which killed at least 135 people.
"As a friendly country to Lebanon, China is willing to continue to provide assistance within its capacity for Lebanon to tide over the difficulties," Wang told reporters at a daily briefing.
China has long been a major customer for Middle Eastern oil and gas, and in recent years has sought to boost its influence in the area as an alternative to the U.S. and Europe. For many years, China has also contributed soldiers to the United Nations peacekeeping operation in southern Lebanon.
1 p.m.
Germany's foreign minister says an employee of the German Embassy in Beirut was killed in the huge blast that devastated the Lebanese capital earlier this week.
Heiko Maas says in a statement that the woman died as a result of "the consequences of the explosion in her apartment." He has offered his condolences to embassy staff.
The embassy building was damaged in the blast.
Tuesday's explosion appeared to have been caused by an accidental fire that ignited a stockpile of ammonium nitrate at Beirut's port. It killed at least 135 people, injured more than 5,000 and caused widespread destruction.
12:05 p.m.
Britain is sending a Royal Navy ship to Beirut to help the city recover from Tuesday's devastating port explosion.
Defense Secretary Ben Wallace says the survey vessel HMS Enterprise, currently in Cyprus, will assess damage and help Lebanese authorities prepare to rebuild the port.
Britain has pledged a 5 million pound ($6.6 million) humanitarian support package for Lebanon and says it will send search and rescue teams and expert medical support.
11 a.m.
A French presidential official says French President Emmanuel Macron is arriving in Beirut following Tuesday's deadly port explosion and will be greeted by Lebanese President Michel Aoun. The official says Macron will go directly to the port and meet Lebanese and French teams in the disaster area.
The official spoke anonymously in accordance with the presidency's practices.
Later in the day, Macron will head to the presidential palace for meetings with top officials. He will also meet with members of different political factions and civil society.
The French official says Macron's trip is meant to show that Lebanon is not alone and to give the Lebanese people confidence. Macron has said his role is to show that he believes in the country.


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With SpyFu Kombat you can look at overlapping and website keywords To get up to 3 websites. For the PPC version you may also find a chart which goes over a span of a few years showing that the overall amount of key words being bid on by all three websites. You may also rollover the chart to find keywords specific to just 2 of the websites if you are feeling the 3rd website might not be doing as good a job (or vice versa) as 2 of those other websites. It is going to also show you that the PPC budgets of those sites as well as the amount of organic keywords rank in the top 50 results for keyword.
When you click on an area of the circle graph it will show you the Key words in whatever bucket you click. It is possible to view and download those keywords for your use. As you can see I'm on the ads tab however, the options are similar once you click on the organic tab (on the upper box, the organic one on the underside shows you total organic keywords).
Switching between the natural tab along with the ppc tab (also as the Total # of organic keywords + PPC advertisement budget must also give you an idea of which of the bigger sites are more to the PPC or SEO aspect of things which can be a good barometer to check at if you chance to be focusing on one place over the other.
SpyFu Classic
SpyFu Classic is the"flagship" section in order to speak. This is Where you enter one domain name on the home page and also are presented using a TON of data such as:
– Daily AdWords PPC Budget
– Links through to SpyFu Kombat
– Average Position of Advertising vs # of Advertisers
– Estimated Value of Organic Traffic (estimated traffic with a variable of CPC factored in)
– Paid Traffic Compared with Organic Traffic Quotes
– Subdomains (helpful for looking at the way the website might split parts of the main domain, maybe a fantastic spot to search for niche keywords???)
– Top Ten Paid Keywords w/ Keyword Ad Background (links through to complete Keyword Advertisement History instrument )
– Total Paid Keywords
– Complete Organic Keywords
– PPC Competitors (with a link to overlapping keywords)
– Organic Competitors (with a URL to overlapping key words )
– Category
The data here can be useful, as you can see the:
– Estimated PPC, Clicks, Cost Daily, Total Advertisers. . .all with trend data
– Top Ten Domains Marketing on the Keyword, with Domain Ad History
– Additional Keywords Purchased By Relevant Domains
– PPC Ad Copy With a Link to Keyword Advertisement History
– Top Ten Organic Outcomes with Title, Meta Description
– Related Terms
– Related Concepts (according to semantic relationships)
– Categories Site Keyword Checker
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Keyword Management and Reports
Keyword direction is baked into SpyFu throughout the platform. Within each of its three main research tabs–SEO, PPC, and Keyword–there are options in the drop-down menus for SEO and PPC-specific keywords, and Keyword Groups. The Keyword Groups attributes in each tab are rather similar, populating a table using minimal search volume, CPC, problem rating, and monthly cost. All these are SpyFu's four chief metrics where key word research is concerned. On the left of this desk are the key words you've researched and grouped yourself, or high keyword group suggestions from SpyFu. At the top right of this table you can subsequently add chosen key words to lists, or export your chosen key words within an Microsoft Excel file, CSV, or PDF. This basic keyword grouping functionality is much like SEMrush$99.95 at SEMrush and executed better in Moz Professional and KWFinder.
Where SpyFu's key word management abilities really stand Out are at its List Builder and Tracking tabs. Additionally, this is where SpyFu creates its profound connection between SEO and customer relationship management (CRM). In the List Builder tab, there's a Top Lists segment with concentrated lists of domain names and keywords like"Domains That Pay the Most On AdWords," keywords with the maximum CPC. There's also a listing of the most expensive keywords, which you can then filter by state, business, or a specific web-based technologies: Ad buying platform, affiliate marketing, email advertising, and online shopping cart are a few of the options.
Next to Leading Lists, there is a dedicated Company Leads tab. This essentially acts exactly the exact same manner as a search: You enter a location, keywords and businesses, and refine outcomes using filters such as AdWords budget and SEO clicks. The search then returns a list of leads with this site ad budget and accessible contact information that can then be exported to your CRM or direct management system. I'd love to view SpyFu go a step farther with this and incorporate its SEO lead lists straight with a platform such as Salesforce$75.00 in salesforce.com, but the tool is currently ahead of the curve. SEMrush has a beta lead generation instrument, but that is the closest comes to what SpyFu offers.
However, SpyFu included AdWords Templates as Portion of a Google AdWords campaign. The templates include prewritten advertisements for groups . The templates can be downloaded by users from the SpyFu site and upload to a AdWords account.
The system also includes deeper SEO campaign management With its My SpyFu Project Manager tool. SpyFu designed this as a project management(PM) feature inside the SEO platform for tackling integrated keyword study and rank tracking in a campaign. My SpyFu is just available in paid plans (not the free trial), but it lets you set up multiple projects tracking grouped key words plotted against SEO rank, traffic value, ROI, and numerous different metrics. All you need to do is open the My SpyFu menu and add a new job. It's the greatest and only case in this roundup of SEO-focused PM.
There is also You start monitoring that reports back with weekly domain positions and keyword position changes and've identified. Utilizing the tab, I was also able to prepare custom SEO reports in a few simple measures: Enter a domain name choose if to run a document on SpyFu's suggested domain key words or custom keywords. I entered my five habit key words chose up to five opponents' URLs, and then was given the option to run a one time report or a recurring report.
That sort of aggressive analysis is just another area where SpyFu stands outside, as it also has a tool called"Kombat" that is available from the SEO and PPC Research tabs. In Kombat, I typed in the domain of PCMag along with the instrument built an interactive information visualization that revealed where the top key words of PCMag overlapped with our competitors. There's also what SpyFu calls for a"key word world," list CPC, CTR, monthly cost, and monthly clicks to get core keywords and recommended keywords. This study breakdown is another feature which helps unearth ways to acquire an SEO edge. Site Keyword Checker
Along with the SEO performance of its primary product, SpyFu has introduced a study tool named Nacho Analytics, which provides access to different sites' web analytics. Through this platform, you can see time-of-day visitors segments, and search-engine behaviour.
Keyword Advertisement History
You will be shown by keyword Advertisement Background, via coded bars often the Key words appeared in a domain's PPC campaign along with any modifications in the advertisement copy (all of which may be exported to excel). It goes back to 2006 through the Bonus History Button and shows a year's worth of information.
So it's pretty straightforward, which is exactly what I enjoy about SpyFu Tools. No more over-reliance on"in-house metrics" it's only"here's the ad history of the keyword", plain and simple. If you see a key word being promoted on by a PPC advertiser that is good persistent you can look to employ that advertisement copy technique to a niche market of that larger keyword. If I had been advertising for"hotels in Oklahoma" I might pay attention to that which ad copy was successful, as time passes, for that main/core key word"resorts".
Domain Ad History
Domain Ad History is similar to Keyword Advertisement History except it shows the Keyword history of a domainname.
This instrument is useful in looking Your opponents (or bigger players in your market ) and which ones that they tried and abandoned (which may be ones that you avoid out of the gate). All of this presumes the domain you are exploring is competent PPC advertiser.
Keyword Smart Search
The Keyword Smart Search instrument in SpyFu utilizes semantic word relationships, Publicly accessible keyword data, and PPC campaign information to come back a list of keywords related to the keyword(s) (up to 10) you input. As you can see, you could filter search volume, by CPC, and you might also exclude key words.
For me personally, I would rather use the PPC keywords and the Organic key words found In SpyFu Classic or SpyFu Kombat. I like to use different tools for pure keyword research (Google tools, Microsoft Ad Center Intelligence, and Wordtracker). Mostly, I feel SpyFu is at its best when used as a competitive research instrument versus a research tool. Site Keyword Checker
Pricing and Plans
Since I just said, SpyFu's Basic plan starts at $33 per Month when billed yearly (or $39 month-to-month). Though, unlike other tools within this SEO tool review roundup, such as Moz Guru and KWFinder$12.00 in KWFinder, SpyFu doesn't price by search results. All programs come with an infinite number of domain name, key word collection, backlink, and comparison search results along with data export. The functionality that you get with SpyFu for the cost is a significant element in the reason we gave it an Editors' Choice, along with the unlimited search volumes make the tool much more attractive for ad hoc keyword research.
That is not to say SpyFu does not cap anything. The Fundamental Plan provides you a capacity of 250 sales leads and domain name contacts, and 5,000 weekly tracked keyword rankings, along with 10 domain name reports and 10 pay-per-click (PPC) reports through SpyFu's AdWords Advisor tool. The $78-per-month expert plan (also $58 per month when billed yearly ) bumps leads and contacts to 500 and weekly monitored keyword positions to 15,000, along with custom-branded reports and accessibility to SpyFu's application programming interface (API).
Ultimately, SpyFu has included a $199 per month Team program (billed yearly, or $299 month-to-month) using 2,000 sales leads and domain contacts, 40,000 weekly tracked keyword rankings, and five user logins. SpyFu also includes a 30-day money-back warranty. The company has slashed on its pricing since our original inspection, making it attractive to SMBs.
I find their tools helpful for competitive research. I don't use Their Keyword Smart Search explained above but the number of data which They provide (in a straightforward fashion) at the price points that they provide is very A nice combination. SpyFu makes its way Every project. Site Keyword Checker
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Oldak is the greatest inventor of the Dorgeshuun, an advanced tribe of cave goblins. He spends most of his time in his house in north-western Dorgesh-Kaan.
Oldak is known for his excellent magical skills, a trait uncommon amongst the cave goblins. He seems to view magic somewhat like a scientist; his home is filled with strange metal instruments and lab coats. Only after Dorgesh-Kaan's opening was he able to do much; the lack of available runes in the hidden city made things difficult.
Moving-over-distance spheres
Oldak will make players moving-over-distance spheres, if provided with un-noted molten glass and two law runes. He then proceeds to coat the molten glass in the crushed law runes, and when the glass is hardened, the orb has magical properties. When broken, the orbs will teleport players to one of several random areas in Dorgesh-Kaan.
During Another Slice of H.A.M., he will also make players goblin village spheres. After the quest is complete, he will make players these spheres in the same way as Dorgesh-Kaan spheres.
Skill boosts
Also, if a player inquires about the magic he has discovered, the cave goblin will explain some of his more recent discoveries, which will temporarily raise, or lower the player's Magic or Runecrafting skill by up to two levels.
Talk to Oldak. Ask, "What have you discovered?" You will get a different response depending on what skill is affected.
Runecrafting boost - Oldak lectures you on the construction of runes and you find yourself thinking about Runecrafting with greater clarity.
Magic boost - Oldak lectures you on the magic energies stored within runes and you find yourself thinking about Magic with greater clarity.
Thieving chest
On the top floor of his house is a chest which can be opened with a lockpick if a player has a Thieving level of 52. The chest can be opened once every 3–5 minutes, and the loot obtainable from it is different from the loot of the other chests around the city.
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Ambassador Alvijar • Barlak • Bartak • Crate goblin • Oldak • Spit goblin • Zanik
Mernik • Cave goblin child • Nipper • Young 'un • Tyke
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Assessing the busy NBA trade deadline, there are trees toppled and a few whose roots are ripped from the ground after what started with a hurricane-force wind on Sunday. DeMarcus Cousins was traded from the Kings to the Pelicans during All-Star Sunday, and the deadline Thursday was highlighted with Nerlens Noel's leaving the Sixers for the Mavs.
The aftermath of displaced NBA players might have mostly missed Phoenix, but there certainly are implications for the Suns when it comes to what damage was dealt in the Valley and elsewhere.
Trading P.J. Tucker for two unprotected Raptors second-rounders and the expiring contract of Jared Sullinger gave Phoenix the next-best thing after the market failed to give them a coveted first-round pick.
Adding Mike Scott from the Hawks is a salary cap move, nothing more.
At a wider perspective for the Suns, who own the second-worst record in the NBA, the path to winning the NBA lottery possibly increased — Tucker is worth perhaps a win or two more this year. General manager Ryan McDonough stayed the course of rebuilding with a current roster that, for all its losing, does seem to be improving under head coach Earl Watson.
But the odds of sinking to the bottom of the standings or holding second-to-last don't look as promising relative to the rest of the lottery contenders.
Cousins' departure from Sacramento comes into play the most when it comes to the lottery.
The fourth-leading scorer in the NBA leaves California's capital with only rookie Buddy Hield making an immediate impact. Hield, in terms of Real Plus-Minus, is one of the worst players in the league. Should the Kings play him heavy minutes to the liking of owner Vivek Ranadive, then the six-game buffer between Sacramento (24-33) and the Suns (18-39) could seemingly wither.
That's not all.
The Lakers (19-39), a half-game ahead of Phoenix before the All-Star break, lost leading scorer Lou Williams' 18.6 points per game in a trade that immediately netted them Corey Brewer, a player unlikely to make a huge impact with Los Angeles' young players being the priority.
Fourth in the "Flunking for Fultz" race, the Orlando Magic (21-37) lost veteran Serge Ibaka. OK, it's quite possible Aaron Gordon moving to power forward only helps Orlando but there's no sure thing for one of the more disappointing teams this year.
And nobody is catching the bottom-dwelling Nets (9-47), who positioned themselves well by receiving draft picks and the small contract of athletic forward K.J. McDaniels. Brooklyn shipped second-leading scorer Bojan Bogdanovic to the Wizards to nab backups Andrew Nicholson and Marcus Thornton, plus a first-round pick.
In short, moving a key player like Tucker makes Phoenix a worse team. But in comparison to moves by other lottery squads, it doesn't move the needle enough to put ping pong balls clearly in favor of the Suns.
Here are other notable moves for the Suns' competition for ping pong balls after the bottom four.
Sixers (21-35): Philly dealt Nerlens Noel unique defensive skillset to Dallas for a protected pick and swingman Justin Anderson. They also dealt Ersan Ilyasova and could tumble if resting Joel Embiid becomes a priority.
T-Wolves (22-35): They held off dealing Ricky Rubio to the Knicks for Derrick Rose.
Mavericks (22-34): Dumping Andrew Bogut, who was injured this year, and wing Justin Anderson for Noel could improve Dallas in the short term.
Knicks (23-34): The Knicks stood pat.
Pelicans (23-34): DeMarcus Cousins presumably will help New Orleans improve, possibly a great deal.
Blazers (23-33): The early trade that essentially swapped Mason Plumlee for Jusuf Nurkic could be considered even to a downgrade.
- Suns G Devin Booker receives 3 votes for All-NBA teams
- Suns pick PG Tyrese Haliburton in The Ringer's NBA mock draft 1.0
- Report: Suns assistant coach Darko Rajakovic joins Memphis Grizzlies staff
- Report: NBA, NBAPA discussing potential Nov. 18 draft date
- Suns add former T-Wolves assistant Brian Randle to Monty Williams' staff


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Director: Ron Fricke
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Country: USA
Language: None
Release Date: November 1993 (USA)
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The Essentials version of State and Local Government shares its thematic structure and approach with the bestselling full-length text of the same name, providing condensed yet comprehensive coverage of local government and public policy issues. The authors explain the structures of state and local government--including historical perspective--as well as the function of each in the current political scene. Through engaging coverage of current events and an accessible writing style, the text fosters student interest and involvement in state and local politics and policy. For instructors who prefer a more streamlined text or for those who teach one-semester courses, The Essentials features six fewer chapters than its full-length counterpart--and a limited focus on policy.