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.,.�- >k The College News � VOL. XIX, No. 11 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1933 Copyright BRYN MAWR COI.I.KCK XKWS. 1933 PRICE 10 CENTS Dr. Beebe Lectures on Deep-Sea Fish Pictures Phosphorescent Fish Living Beyond Reach of . Light Rays DESCENDED 2200 FEET 'Come, Birdie, Come" In discussing their respective nights above and below the earth's surface, Piccard in a free balloon 10.3 miles up, where, the pressure is one- tenth of an atmosphere, and Beebe in a bathysphere, down undersea where the pressure is eighty atmospheres, the two explorers laughingly con- trasted the absence of angels above to the absence of mermaids below. How- ever, Dr. William Beebe, lecturing in Goodhart Hall, January 19, said that he had seen twenty-seven submarine sights, all alive, and all stranger by far than those of Alice in Wonder- land. Submarine life has been the last field of investigation, despite the in- teresting fact that human blood is just like salt water in its constitu- ents, only three times as fresh. With diving bells and diving suits the greatest depth Dr. Beebe attained was only sixty feet, and the very greatest diving record for a human being is a 525-foot dive of one moment's dura- tion in a fresh water lake in Ger- many. Contrasted with a possible 200-foot depth attainable in a diving suit, and a 400-foot 'ovel in a sub- marine, we have Beebe's descent 2200 feet below sea level in his bathysphere off the coast of Bermuda last Sep- tember. The oatfiysphere, as it stands im- proved after difficult experiences in uncoiling the thirty-seven turns of wire is an ultramarine blue sphere of steel, four and one-half feet in diameter, weighing two tons out of water. It has quartz windows to with- stand a pressure of 5,000 tons on the sphere�fourteen tons on each win- dow alone, and a general pressure of nine hundred ninety-six pounds per square inch. The temperature inside is kept at about seventy degrees, while outside it is down to fifty-two degrees, and the- oxygen supply is regulated by chemical apparatus pro- ducing exactly two liters of oxygen per minute, and containing absorbents for the moisture and carbon dioxide given off. At'seven hundred feet, all daylight vanishes, the infra red rays being ab- sorbed first; at eight hundred feet only a dirty white line remains on the spectrum, and at seventeen hun- dred feet there is no spectrum at all and the only lights are the luminous organs of many of the fish, which shine with one hundred per cent, cold light as compared with the three per cent, of pure light with which the or- dinary electric bulbs shines. Look- ing at these luminous fish, Dr. Beebe pointed out, was like looking at the planets, especially in the case of a six-foot fish with red and blue glob- ules on its tentacles and a line of portholes on the side of its body. The naturalist illustrated his talk with slides of fish drawn by his art- ists in color from specimens brought up by trawling and kept in refrig- eration for observation, with moving pictures of his dives, and of deep sea fish, and with animated cartoons showing the life and development of Four of the cast of Murder in the Red Barn, to be done here in February by the Jitney Players. They are here seen singing "Come, Birdie, Come," one of the entre-act divertissments. to be actually photographed. He showed drawings of small vari- colored crustaceans, of brown and (Continued on Page Four) COLLEGE CALENDAR Thursday, January 26�Vo- cational Tea at 5.00 P. M. Miss Eleanor A. Bliss, Bryn Mawr '21, will speak on Laboratory Work and Scientific Research. Friday, January 27 � Last � day of lectures. Friday, January 27�At 4.00 P. ML, basketball, Bryn Mawr 1st and 2nd teams vs. Drexel Institute 1st and 2nd teams. Monday, January 30 � Mid- year examinations begin. Friday, February 10 � Mid- year examinations end. Tuesday, February 14�Sev- ond semester begins. Changes in Squad Result of Basketball Practice Jitney Players to Come to Bryn Mawr Murder in the Red Barn and Musical Divertissements Make Program Swimming Meets to . Revive Class Rivalry Class Cups and Panels to be Won Again in Interclass Sports Contests REVIVE OLD MELODRAMA SQUADS ANNOUNCED College Radio Program Include World Figures A nationwide broadcast over the National Broadcasting Company chain will carry the speeches of Dr. Albert Einstein, Dr. Wm. B. Munro, and Mr. Henry M. Robinson to the four corners of the United States on the evening of January 23, when the combined colleges of Southern Cali- fornia present a program in the in- terest of public opinion. The session, which will be centered in the Civic Auditorium in Pasadena, California, will present the student's point of view when H. Rawlins Overton, pres- ident of the associated students of the University of Redlands, speaks on "The American Student and His Relation to WorldrJ'roblems." The sponsoring body of student body presidents from the eleven col- leges and universities of Southern" California is offering the program in order to stimulate an objective in terest in the big issues of current events and world interests. They say, "The sole motive of the student body leaders of the Southern California Colleges and Universities in present- ing this program as well as the pro- gram of last year, has been to arouse an intelligent interest in world af- fairs with the hope that such inter- No new entries but several changes are the results of the Varsity bas- ketball practice last week. On Fri- day, Faeth's co-operation with Col- lier, her quick, accurate passes and high scoring, gave her a considerable lead on Baker, whose passing was 'hurried and her shooting often wide of the basket. Everyone played wild- ly and even Collier was inclined to "travel" on her shots. After trying out several combina- tions, Miss Grant finally discovered one which proved to be the most suc- cessful of the afternoon. The team was as follows: Collier�right forward. Faeth�left forward. Kent�center. Remington�side-center. Jackson�right guard. Bridgman�lett guard. Although Kent is one of the best guards on the squad, she should, if the new tip-off rules are adopted, make an excellent center, an import- ant post, and one for which candi- dates are sadly lacking, due to Long- acre's continued absence. The second team, we also notice, is beginning to assume definite form. Meirs and Baker so far have formed the most successful combination in the forward positions, with Daniels, Raynor and Simons close BHdnd them. Horsburgh has a slight advantage over Monroe for the center position, while James, although small, is ex- tremely quick on her feet and is giv- ing Collins a close race at side-cen- ter. Bowditch is as usual playing a steady game at guard, but Bishop often keeps too far away from her forward, leaving her to drop backlli- rectly under the basket to receive a pass from the center for an easy bank-shot. This week will probably be the final chance for team tryouts, so watch the next News for a complete and offi- Teams. est will crystalize into rational pub- some of the fish at'too great a depth lie opinTfln." ejal-4�ts of th* Varsity-and Second Dr. Albert Einstein, who arrived in Southern California on January 9, is visiting the California Institute of Technology and the surrounding edu- cational centers through the generos- ity of the Oberlaender Trust of the Carl Schurz Memorial Foundation, which exists for the promotion of cultural relations between the Ger- man-speaking peoples and the people of the United States of America. Dr. Einstein, who has always addressed his American audiences in German, may speak in English for the first time, although it is not definitely (Continued on Page Four) Liberal Club There was a meeting of the Liberal Club Tuesday night The meeting decided to suggest to the college the plan of form- ing a non-partisan political so- ciety ' to replace the Liberal Club. The first speaker of the second semester will be a tech- nocrat. The Varsity Players have under- taken this spririg to bring to the college a company of actors whose work they feel is interesting and valuable enough to call to the attention of the Bryn Mawr audience. These are the Jit- ney Players, best known for their summer work touring the Eastern seaboard in a great truck, which is also a portable stage. It is a small ami very enthusiastic company of j young people, headed by Alice Keat-j ing Cheney, with a very definite style i about them which is both charming1 and unique. The play they will present here late I in February is known as the Murder; in the Red Ham, a rousing old-time1 melodrama about a murder and a| ghost and the triumph of innocence, � It will bring back to niany the the-; atre of the past, and to those of the, younger generation it will reveal the changes that the drama has under-] gone during the last fifty years; The | Jitney � Players present this drama with all its old-time melodramatic ap-1 peal, with all the furbelows in which ] the theatre used to dress its plays. It is presented in all seriousness. The era of the melodrama was a definite and individual period in the theatre. Although these dramas of the past j thrilled and moved to tears, it is most interesting to note that the present' reaction is one of comedy, indicating' both the change of style of the the-1 atre and in the emotional reaction of j the new audience. Besides the play there are the fam-1 ous entre-act divertissements, that arc j really an evening's entertainment in | themselves. There is a splendid quar- j tette of "Come, Birdie, Come," that! has been stopping the show ever since i the Jitney Players started to do it, six seasons ago. Then there is also the rendering by the gentlemen of the company of "Man the Life-Boats," ; and a Jitney tenor who carols the] famous ballad, "The Fatal Wedding.", All in all the prgoram promises to be a most entertaining one and the Play-, ers hope that the college will prove j as interested as they themselves are.1 V Appointment A clipping from the Associ- ated Press, January 14, an- nounces among the appoint- ments and promotions at the Hartford Theological Seminary, the appointment of Dr. Hor- nell Norris Hart, professor � of sociology at Bryn Mawr, to suc- ceed Professor Curtis M. Beer on the faculty of that institu- tion. Danger From Scarlet Fever Cases is Slight In chapel, Friday, January 20, Dean Manning discussed the history of the two cases of scarlet fever re-. ported in the college this past week. Both cases, the Dean had been in- formed, were slight, and this fact,' ^combined with the progress that has been jnade, recently in the treatment of scarlet fever, make the dan- ger from this" heretofore dreaded dis-' ease comparatively small. All the students who had been ex-] posed, including all of Rockefeller and the students who may have had per- ] sonal contact with Miss Flanders on her return from the infirmary on Wednesday, were given the Dick test. Those whose reactions have been negative have not been quaran- tined, and the students who have been exposed and TrrV not Immune to scarlet fever are being kept in the graduate wing of Denbigh or have been permitted to go home for a per- iod of ten days�the incubation period for scarlet fever. The infirmary and Wyndham, meanwhile, are under strict quarantine, and Dr. Easby holds regular consultation hours for students in the gymnasium; the swim- ming pool has also been closed tem- porarily. Since the ordinary period of incu- bation preceding some definite symp- toms of the disease is at most a week, the possibilities of an epidemic are practically non-existent. Two swimming meets, February 24 and March 3, at 4.15, will mark the beginning of a revived interest in class sports. The class banners, till now kept in mothballs, are being brought out to decorate the gym for the event. Cups arc being polished and woodcut- ters hired to bring the championship panels in the gym up to, date. To keep pace with this interest the Physi- cal Education Department has taken tfhc practical measure of having the Dram above the diving-board removed so that any variety of diving, fancy or otherwise, is possible. ----------- � The events and rules for the swim- ming; meets are as follows: Events: 20-yard dash Side-stroke for form 40-yard back-crawl Crawl for form 40-yard crawl Diving. Relay�4 lengths; four entries. Rules: 1�There may be two entries for each class in each event. 2�No contestant -may enter more than two speed events, and one other event. Relay is counted as a speed event. 3�Anyone desiring to enter the meet must go in at least three times beforehand. Class managers will have squad practices which will be announced, and anyone whose name is not on the following lists and who is inter- ested may sign up with her class manager. The meets offers chances for beginners because of the promi- nence of form events, so they are urg- ed to enter. The squads are, at pres- ent, as follows: 11)33 � Jackson, class manager; Hunter, Balis, Bowditch, Candee, Eckhardt, Funkhauser, Gill, C; Mar- shall, Mullen, Oldach, Parker, Robert, Gill, E.; Tyler, Lloyd, Jones, Darling- ton, Grassi, Torrance. 1934 � Meneely, class manager; Baldwin, Bowie, Coleman, Daniels, Dannenbaum, Gardner, Goldwasser, Jarrett, Jones, S.; Landreth, Parsons, Righter, Robinson, C; Butler, Bredt, and Parnell. 1935�BilL* class manager; Bucher, Cole, Curtis, Davy, Franchot, Hawks, Hemphill, Hopkinson, Laird, Lane, Little, P.; Lord, MacCurdy, Morri- son, Page, Ripley, Robinson, N.; Tay- lor, Waldemeyer, Douglas, Howe, Morrow, Munroe, and Swab. 1936�Scott, class manager; Bax- ter, Bright, Canaday, Cowenhoven, Crenshaw, Davis, Goldwasser, Gray, Harrington, Hirschberg, Knapp, Mat- teson, Merchant, Morley, Noble, Ott, Porcher, Stokes, Van Vechten, Whit- ing:, Wright, Wylie, Kimball, Pills- bury, Heiskell, Kasselbaum, Wood- ward, A.; Cary. Professional Players Open 69th Street Theatre There is a new theatre in Phila- delphia quite close to Bryn Mawr, which may prove of great interest to Bryn Mawr students in the future: the new 09th' Street -Playhouse, lo- cated at 69th and Chestnut Streets, where a new company of professional players are inaugurating a little the- atre movement. The company has taken over a large room and made of it one of the most charming small theatres and stages we have seen. It is exceedingly well-equipped for the production of good straight three-act plays, although hardly for experi- mental work. The aims of the group seem to be the production of plays fitted for little theatre work in a professional manner and the stimula- tion of interest in the theatre in this part of Philadelphia. (Continued on Pare Four) *
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Toni Cumella, third-generation ceramicist and owner of the 10-person tile factory Ceramica Cumella.
Toni Cumella's son, Guillem, represents the fourth generation of the family's legacy and expertise in ceramics.
One of three 1,500-square-meter (5,400-square-foot) floors in the factory.
The extruder uses a variety of dies, many custom made for each project.
Dies for the extruding machine line the shelves.
This machine sprays glaze using multiple arms to accommodate three-dimensional pieces.
Prior to firing, which the factory typically limits to a once per piece, the formed clay awaits in a heated dryer to decrease its moisture content. These pieces are designed for a perforated screen wall for a private residence.
Some ceramics pieces are extruded with knock-out pieces to provide structural integrity during the manufacturing process.
Glazing contains different minerals to produce its color as well as frit to achieve its designated finish (e.g. glossy or matte). Cobalt is used to produce the blue hues.
Glazing color tests.
A record of colors used for a project.
An unfinished art piece by Toni Cumella's father, Antoni, hangs in Toni's office.
Examples of Ceramica Cumella's work.
Ceramica Cumella's work includes the decorative tile on Gaudi's La Sagrada Familia.
A mosaic of the tiles used on the tile roof of the Santa Caterina Market in Barcelona. Ceramica Cumella used 67 different colored glazings in the iconic roof.
Ceramica Cumella is a small business, as owner Toni Cumella and son Guillem graciously explain to participants of the Tile of Spain press tour on its second day. But then the elder Cumella casually mentions some of his clients: Jean Nouvel, Renzo Piano, and Kengo Kuma. And the visitors see the project folios and ceramic samples from past projects: the restoration of Gaudi's Güell Park, La Sagrada Familia, Santa Caterina Market, and Park de la Diagonal Mar, for starters. Realizing that you're standing two feet away from one of the world's master ceramicists is something that dawns gradually.
Since 1880, the Ceramica Cumella factory has been housed in a modest warehouse in the city of Granollers, Spain, an hour northeast of Barcelona. With a 10-person workforce, a 16,000-square-foot plant, and one kiln, the facility is able to quickly reconfigure its manufacturing process as needed for custom orders and meet production schedules. Toni, the current patriarch of the facility, represents the third generation of the family business; Guillem, who helps oversee factory operations, is the fourth.
Nearly everything from design to production happens in this three-story building. Working with their clients, the studio uses Rhino to create the digital files for extrusion dies as well as casting or pressing molds. Instead of terra cotta, the factory opts to use locally sourced gray sand. The gres can be fired to a moisture content below 3 percent, subsequently increasing the final product's durability. Multiple extruders, glazing applicators, presses, and drying racks fill the space, while a large kiln dominates the corner of the bottom floor.
Perhaps the most fascinating objects were displayed artfully on the design and proofing table on the building's upper floor. From color proofs to project samples, the eye candy was a tactile reminder that the craft of ceramic arts rests in good hands.
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During the All-Star break a team composed of 6 players from Whitman Park in Camden, New Jersey and 6 from Overbrook A.A. 51 in Philadelphia represented the Phillies Jr. RBI Rookie League program as they traveled to St. Louis to play in a friendly competition tournament - the Jr. RBI Classic presented by KPMG - against 15 teams from across the country. In addition to playing games, they explored Fan Fest, enjoyed the Futures Baseball Game at Busch Stadium, met with St. Louis' own Nelly and took in the Home Run Derby at a special viewing party hosted by Darryl McDaniel's better known as DMC of Run DMC. The Phillies Jr. RBI Rookie League is sponsored by Citizens Bank.
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Citizens Bank Field Clean Up & Glove Drive
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Phillies Rookie and RBI Phun Day
In recognition of July's mid-summer classic the Phillies held their own festivities for their Rookie and RBI program. Players joined Phillies staff for some "phun in the sun" as they took part in various baseball themed games and activities. Those attending were treated to a visit from the Phillie Phanatic, gift bags from Citizens Bank and Turkey Hill Dairy products.
Rookie League Recognition Night
The Phillies appreciate the commitment of each Rookie league leader and coach. Their dedication helps children from their neighborhoods play baseball and softball. In recognition for their efforts, the Phillies invite all the league leaders and special guest to a Phillies game and Rooftop party filled with food. In addition, Rookie League sponsor Citizens Bank was presented with a special thank you from members of the Rookie League during a special on field presentation. Also honored on the field was the 2008 Rookie League's Coach of the Year Robert Baldwin of Zeihler Playground.
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Members of several Rookie and RBI league were invited to Citizens Bank Park to participate in PLAY (Promoting a Lifetime of Activity for Youth). The program was run by the Phillies trainers and focused on how to live a healthy life. Included was a focus on nutrition and strength and conditioning.
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Academy Sabres, Philadelphia
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Cruz Rookie League, Philadelphia
District 7, Philadelphia
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Edward O'Malley Athletic Association, Philadelphia
FAJR 2 ISHA, Philadelphia
Federal Yards Baseball, Philadelphia
Feltonville Boys and Girls Club, Philadelphia
FJ Myers, Philadelphia
Gambrel's Recreation Center, Philadelphia
Germantown Wolverines, Philadelphia
Grays Ferry, Philadelphia
Granahan Monarchs, Philadelphia
Hank Gathers, Philadelphia
Harrogate B.C. Developmental, Philadelphia
Heitzman Rookie League, Philadelphia
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Hunting Park, Philadelphia
I.C.B.A. , Philadelphia
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J. Finnegan, Philadelphia
Jardel Athletic Association, Philadelphia
Kendrick Rookie League, Philadelphia
Kingsessing, Philadelphia
Lanier Playground, Philadelphia
Lee Cultural Center, Philadelphia
Liberty Bell, Philadelphia
Martin Luther King Recreation Center, Philadelphia
Mayfair Athletic Club, Philadelphia
McAlpin Playground, Philadelphia
Mc Veigh, Philadelphia
Moore A.A. , Philadelphia
Mount Airy Baseball, Philadelphia
Mt. Airy/Germantown Boys & Girls Club, Philadelphia
Mullin, Philadelphia
Muslim Baseball League, Philadelphia
Newark Boys & Girls Club of Delaware, Newark, DE
Nicetown Assocation, Philadelphia
Norris Square, Philadelphia
North Hills, Philadelphia
North Light/Venice Island, Philadelphia
North Philly Baseball League, Philadelphia
Northeast Peanut League, Philadelphia
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Northwest Raiders Baseball, Philadelphia
Oak Lane, Philadelphia
Olney Midget and Teen League, Philadelphia
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Overbrook Athletic Association, Philadelphia
Overbrook Park Athletic Association, Philadelphia
Palmyra Riverton Athletic Association, Philadelphia
Parents of Carmella Youth Association, Philadelphia
Passyunk Homes, Philadelphia
Pepper Playground, Philadelphia
Pleasant Panthers, Philadelphia
Port Richmond, Philadelphia
Rivera Recreation Center, Philadelphia
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Samuel, Philadelphia
Sayre/Morris, Philadelphia
Shepard Rookie League, Philadelphia
Shot Tower, Philadelphia
Simons, Philadelphia
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The Lighthouse, Philadelphia
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Torresdale Boys Club, Philadelphia
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West Oak Lane Stars, Philadelphia
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Take part in the fun with a fast-paced game of 21, also known as Blackjack. It's the most popular casino table game in the US and among the most popular worldwide. The object is simple: get a hand closer to 21 than the dealer's without going over. Everyone in Blackjack plays against the dealer. While Blackjack is basically a simple game, its strategy can be complex and often reflects each player's personality.
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Elyse Filigree Lanterns
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Place a pillar candle inside our filigreed lantern to bring out the warmth of the weathered wood and the detail of the handcrafted roof. The lantern's wide design makes it perfect for propping on ledges and mantels – or it can be hung from the loop attached to the decorative finial.
Small: 11" wide x 6" deep x 23" high
Large: 14" wide x 9" deep x 31.5" high
Handmade of die-cut metal.
Cypress wood frame with gray hand-washed finish.
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Placed in a strategic spot, this solid wood coat tree gets kids to hang up their jackets when they come indoors. The metal hooks are child-height and sturdy enough for winter coats and packs.
- 15.75" diameter, 49.75" high
- Crafted of solid wood.
- Features four sturdy metal hooks.
- Choose between white and navy.
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Please allow 5-7 business days for delivery. Delivery estimate includes monogrammed and gift-wrapped items.


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Created with professional components, the Rancilio Silvia V3 and Baratza Vario w/Metal Portaholder will allow you to produce café quality results right at home. The Vario is equipped with Mahlkönig 54mm ceramic flat burrs and 230 grind settings for unbeatable results. The Silvia is equally impressive, with its commercial brew group and portafilter. This package is recommended for coffee enthusiasts and connoisseurs. Rancilio Silvia V3 Chrome-plated marine brass...
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Jam-packed with everything you'll need (and want), the Rancilio Essentials Package builds your espresso bar for you. The centerpieces of this set are two of the best-quality home machines around: the Redesigned Rancilio Silvia and the Rancilio Rocky (in your choice of the doser or doserless model). Both of these machines contain commercial grade components that work together to give you café quality espresso and coffee drinks every time. The Rancilio Essentials Package...
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PB Kids Comfort Small Round Arm Glider
- Overview
Built to the same high standards as our popular Comfort Rocker, but in a more compact size, this cozy seat is the perfect place for spending time with your baby. When you no longer need the rocker in your nursery, simply update it with a new slipcover for a welcome addition to your living area.
- Small Rocker: 33" wide x 35.5" deep x 39" high
- Eco-friendly construction includes hardwood certified by the Sustainable Forestry Initiative, and springs made of recycled heavy-gauge steel.
- The soft seat cushion is made with up to 40% recycled materials.
- Hardwood frame is kiln dried and corner blocked for structural integrity.
- A round base made of 80% recycled metal is attached to the frame's hardwood rails and swivels 360 degrees.
- Slipcovers are available in a variety of beautiful shades and designs.
- Sets include a polyester frame & slipcover.
- Crafted in America by our own master craftsmen from local and Imported materials.
- Dimensions & Care
- Masterfully designed for exceptional comfort and rigorously tested for safety.
- Eco-friendly construction includes sustainably harvested SFI-certified hardwood, and sinuous springs of recycled heavy-gauge steel.
- The cushions' foam core centers are made from 20% soy-based foam. The seat cushion wrap is made with up to 40% recycled material; the back cushion wrap is made from 100% recycled plastic bottles.
- Hardwood frame is kiln dried and corner blocked for structural integrity.
- A round base made of 80% recycled metal is bolted to the frame's hardwood rails and swivels 360 degrees.
- Slipcovers are available in a variety of beautiful, soft and durable fabric options, and remove easily for cleaning.
- Get tips on how to measure for furniture.
- Overall: 33" wide x 35.5" deep x 39" high
- Diagonal Depth: 31"
- Seat: 21.5" wide x 20" deep x 19" high
- Back: 32.5" high
- Seat Back: 20" high
- Arm: 7" wide x 33.5" long
- Arm height from floor: 25"
- Rockers: 2" wide x 37.5" long x 2.5" high
- Seat Cushion: 28" wide x 21.5" long x 5" thick
- Back Cushion:30" wide x 20" high x 5" thick
- Weight: 73 pounds
- View content and care for our upholstery and slipcover fabrics.
- How to care for slipcovers and upholstered furniture.
- How to install slipcovers.
- Shipping Info
Quick Ship Upholstered Furniture: 1 – 3 weeks
- Items marked as Quick Ship [QS] that are in-stock will usually ship within 1 to 3 weeks for the cities listed below. For other areas, your furniture will usually be delivered within 2 to 3 weeks.
- Call 1.888.779.5176 for more information.
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Special Order Upholstered Furniture: 8 – 10 weeks
- Special made-to-order items with all parts in stock will usually ship from our distribution center within 8 to 10 weeks. All items not marked as Quick Ship are special order items.
- Call 1.888.779.5176 for more information.
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- Items showing this symbol are delivered by our White Glove Delivery service. With White Glove Delivery, items are brought into your home, most are unpacked and assembled*, and the packaging is removed. White Glove delivery is only available in the contiguous 48 states
- Delivery is by appointment Tuesday – Saturday in most major metropolitan areas, with Monday delivery available in some areas. Service to outlying areas may be restricted based on geographic location. Our delivery service will contact you to arrange a delivery date and confirm the appointment timeframe.
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Certain shipping restrictions apply. Items 150 lbs. or less that does not exceed 165 inches in length and girth can be shipped via UPS. At this time, we cannot ship oversized items with an in-home delivery icon to Hawaii. This includes large furniture items that exceed UPS shipping restrictions mentioned. Please call 1.888.779.5176 for more information.
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Letter of A. W. Cozart to the Georgia Prison Commission and Governor John M. Slaton
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Type: | Legal documents | Text |
Title: | Letter of A. W. Cozart to the Georgia Prison Commission and Governor John M. Slaton |
Date: | 1915 May 21 |
Subjects: | Phagan, Mary, d. 1913 | Frank, Leo, 1884-1915--Trials, litigation, etc. | Murder--Georgia--Atlanta | Lynching--Georgia--Marietta | Trials (Murder)--Georgia--Atlanta | Antisemitism--Georgia | Jews--Georgia--Atlanta | Clemency--Georgia | Georgia |
Contributors: | Georgia. Dept. of Archives and History |
Online Publisher: | Morrow, Ga. : Georgia Archives, 2007 |
Original Material: | Clemency Applications, Convict and Fugitive Records, Governor's Office, RG 1-4-42, Georgia Archives |
Rights and Usage: | Users may download the images for personal or educational use - students may include images in reports, for instance, and teachers may use the images in the classroom - if the following credit line is included with the image: Courtesy of the Georgia Archives. Each image has a "Cite as" field in the Document Description. Users can form a complete citation by combining the "Title", "Date" and "Cite as" fields for the individual image. Copyright and Publication: Publication and other commercial use require written permission and the payment of a use fee. For further information, contact Steve Engerrand. |
Related Materials: | Forms part of online collection: Leo Frank Clemency Application, 1915. |
Persistent Link to Item: | http://cdm.sos.state.ga.us:2011/cdm/ref/collection/frankclem/id/65 |
Related Institutions: | Georgia. Dept. of Archives and History |
Collection Information: | Leo Frank Clemency File |


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Ghost Architectural Laboratory
Brian MacKay-Lyons, Hon. FAIA, designed this architectural-education center in Nova Scotia.
Manuel Schnell
The center is sited where Samuel de Champlain made landfall in 1604.
Brian Mackay-Lyons
The center includes a barn, cabins, and studio.
Brian MacKay-Lyons
It also includes a wood tower.
James Steeves
Gold Medal: Steven HollArchitecture Firm of the Year: VJAA25-Year Award: Frank Gehry's HouseInstitute Honor Award: ArchitectureInstitute Honor Award: Interior ArchitectureInstitute Honor Award: Regional and Urban DesignAIA Other Awards
The laboratory, an architectural-education center in the tradition of Taliesin, is sited on the Nova Scotia coast, where Samuel de Champlain made landfall in 1604. The tower, studio, cabins, barns, and boathouse were constructed as part of the lab's design/build curriculum. The buildings accommodate the center's programming and provide a venue for community events.
Jury: "This project reveals itself as more than just a grouping of buildings; it is a physical experiment in education, as well as an act of will to preserve the serene beauty in the landscape. … This project is truly more than the sum of its parts; it is a wonderful resolution of materials, details, landscape, and learning."
Client: "One of the things that gave the Ghost Lab a certain kind of discipline was that everything was made out of wood. So there was this kind of limited-means thing about it. It was like a major constraint: Everything had to be made out of wood you could get overnight from a local mill. In that sense, it was really like a research lab, where you have constants, you have controls, as well as variables. So a sustained study in wood framing gives it depth, rather than the materials changing all the time." —Brian MacKay-Lyons, Hon. FAIA, founder of Ghost Architectural and Laboratory and founding principal of MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects
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September 24, 1978
Set list
- My Back Pages
- I'm Ready
- Is Your Love In Vain?
- Shelter From The Storm
- It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
- Girl From The North Country
- Ballad Of A Thin Man
- Maggie's Farm
- I Don't Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met)
- Like A Rolling Stone
- I Shall Be Released
- Love You Too Much
- Going, Going, Gone
- One Of Us Must Know (Sooner Or Later)
- It Ain't Me, Babe
- Am I Your Stepchild?
- One More Cup Of Coffee (Valley Below)
- Blowin' In The Wind
- I Want You
- Senor (Tales Of Yankee Power)
- Masters Of War
- Just Like A Woman
- Baby, Stop Crying
- All Along The Watchtower
- All I Really Want To Do
- It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)
- Forever Young
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What does SC mean in Physiology?
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- scandium, Sc, atomic number 21(noun)
- a white trivalent metallic element; sometimes classified in the rare earth group; occurs in the Scandinavian mineral thortveitite
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John McLeod Trencher Yellow Birch Board
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John McLeod proves its quality craftsmanship in this unique Trencher cutting board. Its gradual sloped design collects juices in the well at the back of the board—and away from the work area—making it a popular choice for carving roasts, steaks or ribs.
- Made of North American Yellow Birch.
- Generous working surface slopes down so juices collect in well at the back of the board.
- Undercut handles for ease of lifting.
- The flat reverse side of the cutting board can also be used for general chopping and prepping tasks.
- Made in USA.
- A Williams-Sonoma exclusive.
- Dimensions & More Info
- 18" x 13" x 1 1/4" thick.
- 5 lb.
- Made in USA.
- Use & Care
- Board should be seasoned with a food-grade mineral oil before first use.
- To season the board properly, warm the mineral oil slightly and apply it in the direction of the wood grain using a clean, dry cloth. Allow the oil to soak in and repeat with another application. Allow the board to dry and wipe off any excess oil.
- Hand-wash with hot, soapy water. Dry thoroughly.
- Do not soak or submerge board in water.
- Occasionally rub with a food-safe mineral oil to keep wood from drying out.
- To sanitize, wash the board with a solution of one part vinegar to five parts water.
- Remove odors by rubbing the board with kosher or table salt and half a lemon. Let sit for 2 to 3 minutes then wipe clean with a damp cloth. Remove excess moisture with a clean paper towel and stand the board on end to air dry.
- Store in a dry area away from extreme temperatures.
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Shipping Information
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Orders recieved by 9:00 p.m., Eastern time, Monday through Thursday will arrive the next business day; orders placed Friday thorugh Sunday will arrive on the following Tuesday.
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If within 30 days, you are dissatisfied for any reason, you may return your purchase for a refund of the merchandise value. An original receipt or gift receipt is required for all returns and exchanges. Returns with a gift receipt will be refunded in the form of a Merchandise Credit for the amount indicated on the gift receipt. Returns with original receipt will be refunded in the original form of payment, cash and check refunds over $100 will be issued as a company check (may take 14 business days from time of request).
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As you take this journey, you will have consistent help and guidance along the way. The first step in this process is an overnight summer program called Destination Kent State Advising and Registration.
What to expect from your overnight program:
- Experience living in campus housing.
- Plan your fall schedule during a one-on-one meeting with your college advisor.
- Meet with a representative from your college who will act as your guide.
- Get started making friends with other first-year students.
- Take placement assessments.
- Gather necessary information from the offices of Student Financial Aid, Residence Services and the Bursar.
Regional Campus Placement Testing and Advising Services
- Ashtabula Campus, where you will need to participate in Destination Kent State Ashtabula. DKSA helps with placement testing, scheduling and more. Call the Student Services Office at 440-964-3322 to choose a date and time that work for you.
- East Liverpool Campus, where you will need to engage in COMPASS and STAR programs. To register, call 330-385-3805.
- Geauga Campus, where you can make an appointment for COMPASS placement testing by calling the Geauga Campus at 440-834-4187 or Twinsburg Center at 330-487-0574. Find more information on COMPASS placement testing.
- Salem Campus, where the Student Testing Advising Registration (STAR) program includes the basic COMPASS assessment. To register, call 330-332-0361.
- Stark Campus, where new students must complete COMPASS placement testing before class registration. Visit Stark Student Resources to learn more and view testing hours.
- Trumbull Campus, where the Student Services office schedules your COMPASS placement assessment. Call 330-675-8860.
- Tuscarawas Campus, where the COMPASS placement test is required. To register, call 330-339-3391.


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In order to add your pages to its database, a search engine (such as Google) will send out so-called crawlers, spiders or bots to harvest the text on your site. These bots cannot harvest things that are created by Javascript, or 'see' images (though they do check alt tags) and the don't play well with Flash files if at all.
While all these things may make the site look better, they do little to nothing in terms of search engine optimisation (SEO) without adding descriptive information about those resources which are visible to a search engine (but not necessarily visible to your site visitors).
It is important that your website can be found by people who are looking for its content, therefore you must serve content to search engine 'bots' in a way that they can interpret, analyse and identify how relevant it is to the search query.
For this to happen, you need to bring to the attention of the 'bots' important information about the page using various techniques detailed below - almost like a 'signpost' telling the 'bot' what the page contains. It will then compare what you tell it the page is about, with what it finds by itself, and run various algorithms to check if the page is in fact relevant. It also runs other checks to make sure that you are not trying to cheat the system using 'black hat' or 'grey hat' tactics to make your page rank higher.
It is also possible to add contextual information to your website which helps the 'bot' to understand the context of the information it is indexing, ultimately resulting in more appropriate search results pages when people are searching for topics.
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While search engines can usually find your pages by the way they are linked from other places on the internet, it is good practice to create a Sitemap which gives search engine 'bots' a list of the pages on your website - think of it as a map to find all the content on your site.
Sitemaps are not only important for search engines, they are also very helpful for people with disabilities who may need a simple interface to view your site structure and navigate around the site without using your menu structures. W3C Working Group Note on Sitemaps
A sitemap serves several purposes:
It is possible to provide sitemaps for specific types of information, including:
These specialist sitemaps allow you to provide information relating to the specific media type - for example with a video sitemap you can provide information about the running time, category and family friendly status; with image sitemaps you can specify the subject of the image, its license for use, and type of image.
On a static site, creating a sitemap is simply a case of manually creating an XML file using the appropriate standards, and saving it as an XML file. On a dynamic site, where content changes regularly, this is not really an option - you would have to manually update the sitemap file every time you added some new content!
For this reason there are several sitemap extensions available on the Joomla Extensions Directory (Sitemap category on Joomla Extensions Directory) which allow you to dynamically build a sitemap which meets the sitemap standards expected by search engines. Sitemaps protocol
Most of these extensions work by choosing menu items which you wish to include in a sitemap, and specifying how often they change (see Update Frequency). It is also possible to include sub-pages from those menu items (for example, a menu item might lead to a category blog page, but you want to display all the articles which are shown on this page as individual items - another example might be a menu item pointing at a shop category page, and in the sitemap you would want to list the category, and then each product within it as a separate link).
While you can manually specify in your Sitemap how frequently search engine spiders should visit your website, most search engines have in-built systems which automatically adjust the frequency of return visits based on how often the page in question has changed.
So, for example, if you tell search engine bots to visit your page on a daily basis, but when it visits the page nothing has changed for a week, it may adjust the frequency of revisits accordingly and not return as often as you told it to. You can request, via the various webmasters portals, for the revisit rate to be amended if required.
This would suggest, therefore, that if you have regularly changing content, your website will be 'spidered' more frequently - leading to content being indexed quicker than websites which do not change often.
It is generally sensible to specify pages which are static to be crawled less frequently than those which change regularly. For example, a static text article might be set with an update frequency of once a month, whereas your blog or news page may be set with an update frequency of once a day or once a week, depending on how often you add new content.
Google Webmaster Tools thread on Googlebot requests & sitemap frequencies
An HTML sitemap is essentially a table of contents for your site which you can make available to visitors of your website. This serves two purposes:
At the very least, a sitemap should link to the main sections and pages within your site, but the more detailed you can make it, the better.
There are available extensions previously mentioned that create sitemaps automatically based on Joomla content.
The title tag is found in the head portion of your pages. This title tag becomes the clickable title in search engine result pages (SERPs). A title should be under 70 characters in length. It should also include your keywords for the specific page, as close to the start of the title tag as possible.
Google recommends that you create unique, descriptive page titles to describe to searchers what the page is about.
If a title page is not specified, or importantly if Google determines that the title is not appropriate for the content being returned for the search term, algorithms may be used to generate alternative titles which are more relevant.
Google recommends that you follow these key principles when creating a title:
There are various Webmaster Tools which can be used to identify if there are problems with your listings in a particular search engine - it is always worth paying attention and correcting any problems.
Google support article on using titles for your web pages
The meta description tag allows you to provide a summary of the content on the page in one paragraph. The tag can be used by search engines to display a description of the page when displaying it in search engine result pages (SERPs).
With the advent of contextual 'semantic' markup which allows a website to provide a context for the information, sometimes search engines will find more relevant information within the page itself or from other sources which link to that page (such as DMOZ) and use that in preference to your meta description. This does not mean that the meta description is not used, it simply means that if more relevant information is found to describe that page in search listings, a search engine may use that information rather than your specified description. In fact, Google recommends that every page on your site has it's own unique meta description. Google help on site titles & meta descriptions
When preparing meta descriptions for your pages, try to keep the total word count less than 155 characters, as there is a limit to the number of characters displayed in search results pages, so if you exceed this your text may be truncated. The meta description (if used) is one of the key factors that a person searching uses to decide whether your link is relevant to their search, so make sure that it makes sense to read, contains your keywords, and explains what is on the page. It is possible to dramatically improve your click through rate in search engines by making sure your meta descriptions are well optimised and relevant to the content on the page.
Google recommends the following to ensure that you gain the most from your search engine indexing:
Google support article on using metadata
Joomla! does indeed have a global field for meta description, which you can find under Global Configuration > Site > Global Site Meta Description. This will be used on any page within your site which does not have it's own meta description specified, so it can be a 'get out clause' if you don't want to create a meta description for each page, however search engines do not like duplicate title or meta description tags - using this approach you will inevitably have many pages with the same meta description.
Consider carefully if you wish to complete these fields - in most cases the meta description in global configuration can be left blank.
Before you even begin creating your Joomla site it is important to carry out a keyword research project to identify what the core keywords will be for your site, and associated keywords which complement or are relevant to the core keywords. The reason for this is that keywords should be at the centre of your website design - your site structure (content categories, product groupings and so forth), menu items, content articles and so on should all be optimised to make the best use of your core and associated keywords.
As a basic guideline, ask yourself (or your client) the following questions:
The meta keyword tag found in the head of most Web documents has little effect for Google, Bing and many of the other larger search engines any more, however some search engines such as Yahoo do still make use of the meta tags as part of their algorithm - so again this is something you should still continue to provide.
While it is true that many search engines do not use the information, they do still read the information - so make sure that your tags are relevant and descriptive of the content. As a rule of thumb, your main keywords should feature in your title, meta description, meta keywords and within the first few paragraphs of the content. If they don't, then consider whether you need to include them as keywords.
Keyword density used to be the buzz word of the Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) world, however it has become less important since search engines moved their focus away from meta keywords in their ranking algorithms.
At a basic level, keyword density is a way of explaining the number of times a word is repeated in the readable content of a page. If you have ten readable words and one word is a keyword the density of that keyword would be 10%. If you have 100 words and one of them is a keyword you now have a density of 1%.
It is recommended that content pages should try to ensure that keyword density falls somewhere between 3.5-7% as this is considered to be 'readable' without appearing 'spammy'. There are many online tools whihc will analyse your website to provide estimated keyword densities for your pages.
It is important to keep at the forefront of your mind that any content on your website should first and foremost be written for human beings, not for search engine 'bots'. When writing an article, for example, ensure that when you read the text back to yourself it makes grammatical sense to include the keywords you are using in the places they have been used. If it sounds strange or odd, or if you've repeated words un-necessarily, adjust your text.
Keywords can (and should) be used in your title, alias, URL, meta description, meta keywords and within the content itself, but you should not try to 'stuff' your content full of keywords - it should always be pass the 'readability' test above. Content that does not make sense and/or is full of keywords for the sole purpose of raising the keyword density to a high level could cause your site to be penalised by search engines, which could result in a drop in search ranking position and potentially de-listing of the page in question. It is actually quite to write an article that someone will enjoy reading or find usable at the same time as having a keyword density over 7%, so it should be obvious if your content falls into this category of potentially spammy material.
This section has a keyword density on the term "keyword" of 1.79% and on the term "keywords" of 2.05%. The combined density is approximately 3.8%. You can see how deliberate you would have to be to stuff a site greater than 7%!
What is Semantic HTML?
Semantic HTML is a way of using HTML coding to create or enhance the structure of a page. In other words, it's a way of using HTML - classes, divs, tags and so forth - to compliment the actual words or resources on a page. Again, this helps 'bots' to understand the importance, relevance, and links between the content on your page.
It's important, therefore, that you have an understanding of semantic HTML and how to use it. For example, we often see people using a H2 tag in the middle of content because it has the style that they want to use - but it's not actually a heading. How the content looks has nothing to do with the structure of the page - it's important to remember that the two are quite different.
For example, lets say we have an article:

Using headings
 This is an article about the importance of headings
Why use headings?
 It is important to use headings so that search engine bots can tell what is an important part of your article
Types of headings
 You can use set types of headings, but they should be ordered, and structured, within your page. H1 should be your page title, with H2 being used for sub-headings of the page. Any headings within your sub-headings should cascade using H3, H4, and H5 as appropriate.
Is it hard to implement headings?
 It is really easy to implement headings, you just use the appropriate HTML code
Using headings on dynamic pages
 On dynamic pages, simply wrap your main heading within a H1 (for example, the title of a category listing page would be H1) then wrap all subsequent headings in H2.
Here, a search engine bot could clearly see the structure - h1, h2, h3 - but if we were to simply make these titles bold, underlined and larger font, it would be much more difficult to identify the structure. It is also possible to identify that the word 'important' is an emphasised word, something that is important within the page.
Semantic HTML is also
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It is important that you ensure any links within your content inform the user what they are linking to, but without being 'spammy' - i.e. stuffed full of keywords.
Ideally you should include words which feature in the URL to which you are linking, and the hyperlinked text should be descriptive of the content you're about to view. An example where this is often done poorly on Joomla! websites is where 'Read more' links display Read More rather than the title of the article, in the hyperlinked text. Another common habit is for sites to only include a link on the word here.
This also gives the person visiting your site confidence in the link they are clicking - they know what to expect when visiting the link, so it may be more likely that they do so.
This is true for both internal links (if you're linking to another page or area on your website) and also on external links to other sites.
Be aware, however, that with recent updates to Google's algorithms (named Panda, and more recently Penguin), sites with unnatural linking profiles may be down-ranked in search engine positions. One of the main factors in the Penguin update targeted websites which had a large amount of its traffic coming from keyword-stuffed anchor text on hyperlinks from low-value websites. Keep your links relevant, appropriate and relating to what you are linking to.
Where possible, it's also wise to regularly check that your links are still valid. The user experience is tainted somewhat if 50% of the links on your site result in a 404 - Page Not Found error. There are components and plugins available which will automate these checks for you.
In short, use links appropriately, but don't make the mistake of not using them where relevant. The user experience is improved greatly when you link to any article you may be referencing (whether internal or external), and the Search Engines generally recognise this.
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Having a good navigation system is hugely beneficial for allowing bots to effectively crawl your site. Joomla goes a long way in doing this for you when used correctly. Using keywords in the actual link title (anchor text) will help improve rankings.
Your site structure starts with your content management - this should be structured according to your website function. A news website might categorise based on the topic (e.g. technology, business, world, etc) but a sports news website might categorise based on sport (e.g. Football, Rugby, Hockey, Cycling).
This is a critical factor in creating your website, and if used properly can have huge implications with regards to your search engine optimisation - as you can use your category name in your Search Engine Friendly URL's.
Once you have defined your content structure, the next step is to create a sitemap - even if it's on the back of a napkin - to identify what your 'top level' menu items will be, and any sub-items under them. This helps you to form an idea of how the visitor will browse your website.
If you are using sub-menus as drop-downs, it is sensible to use text separators at your top level, and the top level for any child menu items - this ensures that users who have touch-screen devices, or those using speech control, can easily click or hover over the top item, and have the sub-menu items display without being directed to a new page before having a chance to select a sub-menu item.
Website navigation is all about improving how users find content in your website. The easier users can find information on your site, the easier search engines will too.
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There are perhaps a few basic points that readers should away;
Search Engine Optimization is an ongoing task, the 'rules' used change frequently and simply undertaking SEO work once wont guarantee you a high ranking. Unique content is important, but so is site navigation. If a search engine finds it difficult to navigate your site (e.g. needs 7 'clicks' to reach an article) it will assume that real users will encounter similar difficulties. Sitemaps can help with this issue tremendously.
Although Search Engine Optimization is important, focusing on the basic elements of the user experience (easy navigation paths, unique and compelling content etc.) is often one of the best ways to ensure a higher ranking. Simple steps like ensuring appropriate Meta Keywords and Internal links will help to improve that experience further.


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SexxyInsanity wrote:i think Junior is screwed Mimi is giving him a look that could kill (literally) and Mini is giving him the "Bitch no you Didn't!" look That boy had better run for the hills.
konata5 wrote:i wonder if Pain can hold out against Mimi or will Pain himself lose his hand as well 2 have lost their hands already i wonder if 3 is the charm and will Mimi and Minnie have a showdown all is yet to be known Next time! on GRIM TALES! im a crappy narrator
Omniczar wrote:Well, we know that Minnie's mad at Mimi, but whose Mimi mad at? Minnie or Pain?
Xi-1 wrote:'Not directed at Junior,' you say? Just spotting one of them elicited an emotional response. From Mimi. To the exclusion of Pain, the guards, and everyone else. Mimi is clearly focused on Junior, Minnie, or both. In this case, the pain is not for Lord Pain. What are your other two guesses?
I'm sorry: my signature-induced rant appears to have used the rest of your guessing time. I am afraid Mimi has Initiative now. She might not have a Sneak Attack, but she rolls 18 and above naturally. Good luck, Junior.
Xi-1 wrote:And apologies, but for a zombie apocalypse few things are more useful than a good, old fashioned baseball bat. A similar bludgeoning or edged weapon that emits signal-blocking particles could be one of them (ie: strike the zombie and let the particles cut off the connected to what's left of the brain). An anti-virus or immunization shot would also be useful, but then if they worked that would usually be the end of the movie. Then there's no 'Zombieland.'
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Omniczar wrote:She is more likely angry at both Junior and Minnie. Pain, maybe, due to him and the guards being in her way. But more likely angry at both Junior and Minnie.
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quote:Can someone explain their reasoning behind loving UTEP? They are god awful. Last week everyone wanted to bet on Akron against the god awful Umass, but failed to take into consideration Akron was terrible as well. I know USM is terrible, but so is UTEP.
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