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What a finish
I'm not a big hockey fan, but that last two minutes of Game 6 of the Stanley Cup playoffs was the most exciting sports moment of 2013.
Rick Henderson
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If Yasiel Puig keeps this up for another 15 years, he's likely to catch Arte Moreno's attention.
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Back in the summer of 2006, Knoxville had its first—and, to this point, only—local mainstream crossover hip-hop hit with Mr. Mack's "Where You From (Da 865)." It was the city's unofficial theme song for months, a bruising, rolling anthem with its own particular brand of street-level civic pride, and a showcase for Mack's laid-back, just-behind-the-beat drawl. As the song's hype wound down, Mack talked about his negotiations with major labels, got regional stars like Yo Gotti and Bonecrusher for the remix of "Where You From," and appeared in Ozone magazine. Since his manager, DJ K-Swift, announced last fall that Mack had signed a deal with Universal Records, the homegrown rapper has kept a low profile. A couple of mixtapes hit the streets last year, hopefully as teasers for a full album that may someday see the light of day.
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Seattle, WA (SportsNetwork.com) - Sonny Gray struck out nine in seven innings to lead the Oakland Athletics to a 3-1 decision over the Seattle Mariners to even this three-game set from Safeco Field.
Gray (2-0) tossed 102 pitches, yielding just a run on five hits before giving way to the bullpen. Sean Doolittle retired all four batters he faced and Luke Gregerson finished it off for his first save of the season.
Josh Donaldson had a two-run homer, Coco Crisp scored twice and John Jaso had a pair of singles for the A's, winners in five of six.
Erasmo Ramirez (1-2) went five innings, allowing all three runs on six hits for Seattle, which got an RBI groundout in the first inning from Robinson Cano but went 0-of-10 with runners in scoring position as a team.
Crisp reached on an infield single to start the game. After Ramirez struck out Jed Lowrie for the first out, he left one up in the zone to Donaldson, who blasted it deep to left field for an early 2-0 margin.
Abraham Almonte and Brad Miller ripped consecutive singles to open the home half of the first. Almonte scored on Cano's grounder to third, but Gray settled down and retired the next two to leave Miller stranded.
With runners on the corners in the third, Brandon Moss' drive to left-center appeared to be caught by a sliding Dustin Ackley, but the young leftfielder lost the ball on the exchange and it popped out. Crisp scored for a 3-1 lead.
Seattle put a runner in scoring position in the fourth, sixth and seventh innings against Gray, but failed to put any more runs across.
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Who: Kent State (3-2) at Nebraska (4-0).
When: 9 tonight.
Where: Devaney Center in Lincoln, Neb.
TV/Radio: Big Ten Network ; WHLO (640-AM).
Notebook: This is the fourth and final game for the Golden Flashes in the Joe Cipriano Nebraska Classic. … The Flashes are coming off a 69-68 thriller over Bethune-Cookman in which Randal Holt nailed a 15-footer with 1.3 seconds left to win the game. It might be a trend-setting game, as coach Rob Senderoff said he has to go to Holt when the game's on the line in the future. … The Cornhuskers are still perfect (4-0) in 2012 and most recently beat Tulane 61-57. Nebraska has been led by Brandon Ubel, a 6-foot-10 forward who leads the team with 15.3 points and 6.8 rebounds per game.
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February 28, 2010 — The new Times-News Web site was placed online late last Tuesday night. If you haven't seen it yet, take a look. It has a "cleaner" look that is much easier to navigate when you are looking for news or advertising information.
One new feature are the pull-down tabs that run along the left side of the home page. The tabs allow you to easily find local news, police/fire log, births, sports, editorials and letters to the editor, weddings, engagements, local columnists and a lot more.
There are four separate search boxes on the home page. One is to search our archived information. The others are search boxes for local jobs, homes and shopping.
Our two reader polls, one dealing with a news topic and the other a sports question, are now in place.
Despite a few bugs the first day or two the site was operational, we have received many favorable comments about the new look. The Web site address is www.times-news.com....
It appears likely that today's relatively "cheap" gasoline will soon be a thing of the past. The Schork Report, which monitors energy cash and derivatives markets, is predicting $3-per-gallon gas — or higher — will be common across the U.S. this summer.
Speculators have driven the price of crude oil up well beyond where it should be on a fundamental basis, Schrock says. Refiners, in turn, are getting squeezed and are responding by cutting capacity.
AAA Mid-Atlantic listed the average price of gasoline in Cumberland last week as $2.69 per gallon. Unless market conditions change, we'll be missing that $2.69 rate in a few months....
Old-timers say that this winter is like the ones we had decades ago. Maybe so, but not all winters long ago were so brutal.
Consider this report in the Hampshire Review, a Romney, W.Va.-based weekly newspaper: "50 Years Ago, Feb. 17, 1960 — Romney and Hampshire County had its first snow of the winter over the weekend. Beginning with snow flurries Saturday afternoon and continuing until Early Sunday morning, the snow gained depth of between four and five inches. It was accompanied by high winds and caused deep drifts in many places."
Hard to believe that Romney would have gone all the way to mid-February before the ground was white....
Dave Williams, a local motorsport enthusiast and organizer of the National Road Rally, received word last week of the death of Malcome Robert "Jesse" Wyllie, 90, of Troy, Va.
Known as Doc, Wyllie was a prominent racer in the heyday of sports car racing at the Cumberland Municipal Airport in the 1950s and 60s, competing against such racing legends as Donna Mae Mims and Don Yenko. He was one of the early pioneers of the Sports Car Club of America and in 1962 he won the United States National Championship, Class G, driving a Lola....
There is a good chance that cell phones soon will be banned from all courthouses in Maryland.
Presently, rules on cell phones vary from county to county. In Allegany County, the phones are allowed, but they must be turned off.
Robert Bell, chief judge of the Maryland Court of Appeals, recently asked the court whether cell phones should be kept out of courthouses, and a majority said yes. The issue is to be taken up March 5 by a court rules committee....
A museum honoring famous World War II correspondent Ernie Pyle has been closed because of failing attendance.
Located in Dana, Ind., the museum averaged only 1,500 visitors a year over the last four years. By shutting it down, local government will save about $50,000 per year.
Pyle became an American legend in the war years for the hundreds of columns he wrote while traveling with American GIs....
The Bargains on the Bricks became a popular Sunday event on the Downtown Cumberland Mall last year. The event was held every Sunday, offering canopy tents, tables and chairs for people who wanted to participate in a massive outdoor flea/market yard sale.
The event will return again this year, opening on Sunday, April 18, and continuing through October. Proceeds are used to benefit Friday After Five events....
Seen on the Internet — Information from actual job applications:
• "I procrastinate — especially when the task is unpleasant."
• Physical Disabilities: "Minor allergies to house cats and Mongolian sheep."
• "Note: Please don't misconstrue my 14 jobs as 'job-hopping.' I have never quit a job."
• Personal: "I'm married with 9 children. I don't require prescription drugs."
• "They insisted that all employees get to work by 8:45 every morning. Couldn't work under those conditions."
• "I am extremely loyal to my present firm, so please don't let them know of my immediate availability."
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February 28, 2010 — The new Times-News Web site was placed online late last Tuesday night. If you haven't seen it yet, take a look. It has a "cleaner" look that is much easier to navigate when you are looking for news or advertising information.
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Internet sales tax coming?
Look for Maryland legislators to zero-in on how to tax Internet sales when the General Assembly convenes next year.
Frederick may lose postal jobs
At one time, it appeared that U.S. Postal Service jobs in Cumberland would be moved to Frederick. But the agency couldn't justify the move, so now it is considering moving Frederick's operations to Baltimore.
Their days are numbered
Incandescent light bulbs and mercury thermometers — long staples of everyday life — are nearing extinction in the United States.
Why not ask those who know?
Instead of considering another survey about the condition of its streets, the city of Cumberland should turn to its own employees for input.
Let's test your memory
How is your recollection of major local news events of the past year?
Talking turkey (and more)
While researching Cumberland Evening Times files for some information on local historical sites, I ran across several items that gave a glimpse of local Thanksgiving observances 90 or so years ago.
eEdition generates interest
Although it been less than two weeks since it was launched, the Cumberland Times-News eEdition is generating a lot of interest.
Meetings: Still only partial sunshine
On March 15, 1973, The Cumberland News — which was the morning newspaper published by the Times-News — carried the following column written by me about the need for more open government in Maryland.
We'll get a break this winter
Amidst one of the hottest summers on record comes a forecast for how much snow we might expect this coming winter.
Guess who's 60? Beetle!
A Deep Creek Lake house recently sold for $3.5 million — a record for the Western Maryland resort spot.
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Cook Time: 25 minutes
Total Time: 30 minutes
- 4 trout, cleaned
- 4 thin slices Serrano ham
- unbleached white flour for coating
- olive oil for frying
- salt
- 1 lemon for garnish
- Optional - 2 cups tomato "sofrito" (see link below)
This Navarra-style trout recipe makes 4 servings.
Check to make sure all innards of trout have been removed. Rinse trout inside and out, then pat dry.
Place 1 slice of Serrano ham inside each trout and close using a toothpick to ensure that the ham does not fall out.
Pour about 1/2 inch of oil into a large (12-inch) heavy-bottomed frying pan and place on medium to medium-high heat.
While oil is heating, spoon between 1/2 to 3/4 cup of flour onto a large plate. Sprinkle salt on the outside of each trout. Then, carefully coat the trout in flour on both sides.
When oil is hot enough, place trout into frying pan and fry two at a time. Cook trout on both sides. Spatula and tongs may be needed to ensure trout remains whole when turning.
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Sunday, May 5, 2002
HOUSTON (AP) - Harris
County's chief prosecutor says he expects to lose many cases involving
violators of the area's new 55 mph speed limit.
The reduced speed
limit is one component of the state's plan to reduce ozone pollution
in the eight-county Houston region to meet U.S. Clean Air Act
limits by 2007. Ground level ozone is a major component of smog,
and nitrogen oxides, which the speed limit is intended to reduce,
contributes to ozone formation.
Without the lowered
speeds, the area risked losing federal transportation money.
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Galveston, Montgomery, Liberty, Chambers and Waller counties.
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In a letter to Harris
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wrote that state law could allow a motorist to argue that while
he exceeded the speed limit, he was nonetheless driving in a safe
manner, the Houston Chronicle reported Saturday.
"I believe that
it would be difficult to convince a jury that a speed in excess
of 55 is unreasonable, given the historical fact a speed of 70
was considered by the Texas Transportation Commission to be reasonable
and prudent a few short weeks ago," Rosenthal wrote.
The problem with
the new speed limit is that it was set for environmental and not
safety reasons, he said.
Stafford plans to
use Rosenthal's argument when he appears before the Texas Natural
Resource Conservation Commission on June 5 to ask the agency to
return speed limits in the eight counties to 70 mph.
Stafford is trying
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lowered speed limit, such as tighter controls on industrial pollution.
He said he will present
the TNRCC with a highway safety expert's findings that a 55-mph
speed limit creates dangers because motorists drive at vastly
different speeds.
Stafford said he
believes the TNRCC's three-member panel will restore the old speed
"It's premature
to talk about how it will come out," said TNRCC spokesman
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The Traveller's Café in Temecula has made traveling the world to sample the cuisine of different cultures a thing of the past.
Those looking to spoil their taste buds with exotic flavors will get exactly what they are looking for at the Traveller's Café. Many describe the café, at 26485 Ynez Road, Suite. N, as a fusion restaurant. But owner Billy Fong describes it as international comfort food.
"In a fusion restaurant they mainly combining dishes to create a completely different dish," Fong said. "We do have some menu items like that but our goal is to provide different international food is one location."
With Mexican, Korean, Italian and Mediterranean items on the menu, it seems Fong may have an international hit on his hands.
Many restaurant-goers have fallen in love with the food, with the reviews on Yelp and the Traveller's Café Facebook page boasting great menu options full of flavor.
Additionally, Fong has become a hit himself with his warm personality and ability to create a comfortable atmosphere.
A current resident of Riverside and a former mathematics teacher in Riverside County, Fong is a self-proclaimed foodie.
"I love experimenting with different kinds of food and flavors," Fong said.
One of his favorite dishes is his bulgogi fries.
"It's a crazy dish with the sum being greater than its parts," he said. "It's a perfect blend of spicy and creamy flavors."
Guests at the this Sunday will get to try Fong's international cuisine firsthand. He will be featuring bulgogi sliders, a fan favorite.
While Fong is excited to be able to help the community, he has another goal in mind.
"Many of my customers tell me I have the best burgers. This will be a great opportunity let others find out for themselves," he said.
Taste of the Valley/Murrieta Jazz Fest is a district-wide extravaganza benefiting all four middle school music programs, plus all three high schools. The event will feature food from local restaurateurs and caterers, performances by jazz bands from Murrieta Mesa and Vista Murrieta high schools and Shivela Middle School, along with several professional artists.
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Do one thing at a time…March 30, 2012
Do one thing at a time (well!) or multi-task, that's the question. Watch this interesting CNBC video clip in which Tony Swartz talks about how to get stuff done whilst balancing your energy needs.
Five things you should stop doing in 2012December 16, 2011
It's the time of year for making lists. And then losing them. And then making more lists and ignoring them. And it's almost the time of year for making resolutions. So what are you going to decide to do, or to undo in 2012? As a starter here's a list from Dorie Clark in a seasonal article in the Harvard Business Review.
- Responding like a trained monkey.
- Mindless traditions.
- Reading annoying things.
- Work that's not worth it.
- Making things more complicated than they should be.
I'm particularly attracted to her first point. She's talking about emails and the way in which we get continually sidetracked by waves of incoming nonsense. What are we doing? I spent many a happy hour at university messing about with different sorts of 'reinforcement' schedules and fooling various rats (and the occasional pigeon) into behaving like a complete turkey! Yep, variable reinforcement schedules (read: emails of varying degrees of urgency plopping into your inbox at unpredictable intervals) make us all behave like Pavlov's pet dog.
So let's get a grip and stop it. If you must, check your email every 90 minutes or so. Strangely things will proceed as normal: the sun will rise, the Earth will rotate, politicians will continue to irritate you etc. There, I feel better already. Happy Christmas and a less monkey (rat, pigeon and dog-like) New Year!
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Finding more time to do stuff!June 17, 2011
I seem to be having a battle with time again. It's the usual problem, there just isn't enough of it. And when there is, I'm so surprised I often fill it with things that don't need doing, or stretch what I am doing to span the gap (c.f. Parkinson's Law). But, to get to something specific, have you ever fantasized about longer lunchtimes, but didn't know how to swing it? Well, here's the answer!
Thanks to advances in clock technology, it's possible to have a clock that speeds up 20% every day at 11:00 and slows down 20% every day at 11:48, giving you an extra twelve minutes of lunchiness to enjoy. Twelve minutes may not seem like much but it equates to an additional hour every week.
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The eighth installment of the Dynasty Warriors series is among us. Are there reasons to get excited with this new musou or is it just more of the same that we see every year?
As usual in the main Dynasty Warriors saga, the game follows the events of the historical novel "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" written by Luo Guanzhong. This book focuses on the events that end up creating the three most important states at the end of the Han Dynasty: Cao Wei, Shu Han and Eastern Wu.
As in all previous titles, we can use much of the officers and leaders of the four factions that were imposed during this time (Wei, Wu, Shu and Jin) to take control of all China. As a new addition in this release, each of these factions has two paths to follow:
- The historical path: where the missions and events are more faithful to the novel.
- The hypothetical path: where the story changes after completing all optional objectives in both the main and secondary missions.
Although the game inherited much of the graphic appearance of Dynasty Warriors 7, this installment fortunately has better textures and effects for the main characters and their attacks. Such improvements do not sacrifice performance and, at first glance, one might even say that there are not many slowdowns as before (even in the midst of a battle with a large number of units). Apart from these changes, the interface, much of the environment and enemy troops remain without a radical change, which may not affect the fans of the series at this point, but should be considered for upcoming titles.
Like Dynasty Warriors 7, this installment has only English voices, creating some awkward moments during cutscenes and some videos where the lipsync obviously fails for the length of the dialogue or traditional expressions they use. KOEI has already confirmed that there will be a free downloadable content with Japanese voices in the future but there is still no exact date for this unfortunately. The celebrations and one liners from the characters during combat remain the same, but one ends up getting used to them. The music continues to be fast and suitable for fighting, and we can hear some remixes of classic tracks of Dynasty Warriors 3, 5, 6 and 7 for the hypothetical battles.
Besides the Story Mode already mentioned, DW8 has two more game modes:
- Free Mode: where we can play in scenarios that are not in the story and find weapons, level up our characters and recruit new members to use.
- Ambition Mode: where the player is tasked with creating a base called "Tongquetai Tower" and develop it to finally receive the visit of Emperor Xian. The three key factors for this development are materials (obtained by Skirmish Battles), fame (Unconventional Battles) and allies (Great Battles).
Note that this last mode ends up being one of the best additions, because if we finish a mission and accept another without returning to our base, the difficulty and rewards are increased, creating a new challenge with the opportunity to find better weapons and increase number of characters that we will have at our disposal.
The gameplay, like all musou, still focuses on mindless action and keep improving our characters, but there are small changes that can be noticed if you're a fan of this saga. Although most of these are to fight with the inclusion of Storm Rush, Switch Counter or Rage Awakening (which serve to attack faster, make a counterattack and do more damage respectively), we see that the enemies give higher priority to our allies (which can often hinder protection missions), we can now mount animals almost automatically, use weapons with different affinities and effects, etc.
As the previous ones, Dynasty Warriors 8 is still a game for few but, with the improvements made and the added game modes, we can say that this installment is among the best in the series.
The review code used was provided by KOEI and the game is available since July 16th for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 (Retail / Digital).


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Lesson 7
Personification is giving human qualities, feelings, action, or characteristics to inanimate (non-living) objects.
For example: The window winked at me. The verb, wink, is a human action. A window is an inaminate object. Therefore, we have a good example of personification.
Personification Worksheet
Poetry Worksheet #3
On your own paper, write the object being personified and the meaning of the personification.
1. The wind sang her mournful song through the falling leaves.
2. The microwave timer told me it was time to turn my TV dinner.
3. The video camera observed the whole scene.
4. The strawberries seemed to sing, "Eat me first!"
5. The rain kissed my cheeks as it fell.
6. The daffodils nodded their yellow heads at the walkers.
7. The water beckoned invitingly to the hot swimmers.
8. The snow whispered as it fell to the ground during the early morning hours.
9. The china danced on the shelves during the earthquake.
10. The car engine coughed and sputtered when it started during the blizzard.
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Is Goldilocks up to her old tricks again?
Probably not.
There's nothing in Robert Southey's 1837 classic children's story even remotely suggesting Goldi was a smoker.
That lingering tell-tale odor of tobacco smoke is what alerted a 56-year-old West Des Moines woman that someone had been smoking in her 88th Street apartment.
Much as Goldilocks swiped a pot of porridge, the West Des Moines woman noticed some of her food was missing, according to Officer Jess Bill's report on file at the West Des Moines Police Department. The victim then put a padlock on the refrigerator door to keep the intruder from eating her out of house and home.
That's not all that went wrong while the woman was away. Oxycodone, prescribed after a recent surgery, was missing.
The fuel gauge on her car also registered near empty three days after she had filled it up, even though she hadn't been driving.
Police believe they know the identity of the intruder. Like Goldilocks, he left behind some clues. A search history on her computer revealed the suspect had filled out and signed a college application and had played some online games.
Third-degree burglary charges are being pursued, according to the report.
Police Blotter: Has Goldilocks Been Pillaging In West Des Moines?
From the West Des Moines police blotter comes a modern twist on the classic children's fairy tale, "The Story of the Three Bears."
Is Goldilocks up to her old tricks again?


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Valentine's Greetings
February 13, 2013
Over the years Valentine's greetings have evolved and changed with the times. What now seems hysterical, strange, or downright creepy was seen as sweet and clever. If you've seen some odd cards - please share!
Nothing says love like bloomers with a heart on.
How romantic, now how to stop this itch.
How hungry are you?
Someone thought long and hard about this card - flirt, pert, alert, hurt, dirt, shirt. The only thing that doesn't rhyme is Valentine.
Mystery date card.


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More Traffic. Higher Conversions. Less Cost. No Contracts.
Let's face it, SEO is a mysterious subject. Every company seems to do things a bit different, and there's quite a lot of misinformation out there. So how do you know what's right for you?
That's why we don't lock you into a contract. Instead, it's up to us to prove results as quickly as possible in order to keep your business.
Sample Rankings
Here's what we were able to do for a few recent clients.
Frequently Asked Questions
▶ What's the difference between SEO and PPC?
There are 2 ways to show up in Google (and the other search engiens):
- SEO (Search Engine Optimization)
- PPC (Pay Per Click advertising)
Explanation of Pay Per Click (PPC) Advertising
With Pay Per Click advertising, you pay Google (or another search engine) to show up in the right side of the screen as shown below:
It's called "Pay Per Click" advertising because you tell Google what you're willing to pay for each click on your ad. Then, whenever someone clicks your ad, Google charges you that amount. PPC costs can range anywhere from $0.05 per click, all the way up to $30 per click or more for extremely competitive industries.
The benefit to PPC advertising is you can get your website listed at the top of the search results and start generating business almost immediately.
The downside to PPC advertising is that you only show up as long as you pay Google. Once you stop paying, you stop showing up.
Explanation of Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
With SEO, you pay someone else (like us) to get your website ranked at the top of what are known as the organic search results as shown below:
It's called Search Engine Optimization because the process involves optimizing all factors that the search engines use to rank your website. With SEO, you pay someone (like us) to get your website ranked over a period of several months.
The benefit to SEO is, once you get ranked at the top you stay at the top, even after the project is over and you aren't paying anymore. Over the long-term, SEO is generally more profitable than Pay Per Click advertising.
The downside to SEO is that it takes time for Google to adjust your rankings. It can take anywhere from 3-6 months or more to appear at the top of the search results so it's not as fast as Pay Per Click.
SEO vs PPC Comparison Table
So, to compare the two side-by-side, I put together this table for you:
|Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
|Pay Per Click (PPC) Advertising
|Takes several months to get ranked
|You'll appear at the top almost immediately
|How you pay
|You pay someone (like us) a fixed or monthly fee to get you ranked
|You pay Google for each click on your ad to appear at the top
|Long-term Costs
|A bit more costs up front, but usually much less long-term
|A bit less cost up front, but usually much more long-term
▶ Can SEO really make a difference on my bottom line?
Properly managed, SEO can do some amazing things for your business. We have clients whose entire marketing efforts are based around our SEO & PPC strategies.
In the vast majority of cases, SEO is significantly more cost-effective than any print media marketing. So, if you're currently advertising in the Yellow Pages, you'll see much better results with SEO.
▶ When will I see results?
Ranking takes 6 – 12 months, depending on the keywords you target. The entire purpose of the search engines is to return relevant results for any given search. If you search for "Cincinnati Dentist," Google understands they're essentially giving you a recommendation of which sites you should visit. If they recommend a low quality site, something you weren't looking for, you may find a new search engine. It's in Google's best interest to return the highest quality and most relevant sites whenever someone searches, and they aren't just going to decide a site is high quality overnight; it takes time to prove your site fits the bill.
▶ What search engines will my site rank in?
We optimize your site for all the search engines that count: Google, Yahoo, and BING (MSN).
▶ Can I upgrade or downgrade to a different plan at any time?
Yes. If you decide you'd like to upgrade or downgrade your plan, you can do so at any time.
▶ How do I get started?
Easy, just request a quote and someone will get back to you within 1 business day.
▶ What if my website ends up ranking for more keywords than are included in my package?
During the course of achieving rankings for your chosen keywords, some sites also achieve rankings for related terms that were not included with the chosen package. That's okay. If that happens, those rankings are yours to keep free of charge…we'll never bill for more than your package allows, even if you achieve rankings for extra keywords.
▶ What is a keyword?
Each keyword is a word (or phrase) that your potential customers are searching for. For example, if you own a landscaping company in Phoenix, your potential customers are probably searching Google for "phoenix landscaping" or something similar. In this case, our goal would be to get your website to appear at the top when someone searches for "phoenix landscaping".
So, if you're that Phoenix landscaping company, you might choose the following as your keywords:
- phoenix landscaping
- phoenix landscaping company
- landscapers in phoenix
- hire a landscaper in phoenix
- phoenix area landscaping
Then, we would work with you to help your site appear at the top for each of those terms.
▶ Do I have to change my website?
No. There are usually a few changes we'll need to make in the actual code of your website, but these changes are all behind the scenes and will not affect the appearance or functionality of your website in any way.
▶ Will Google penalize my site for this?
Absolutely not. All of our promotion strategies comply with Google's webmaster guidelines
▶ What is SEO and how will it help my website?
SEO is short for "Search Engine Optimization" and includes any actions designed to help your site rank as high as possible in the search engines. This can, and usually does, include on-site factors like code cleanup, speed enhancement, and creation of extremely useful content or tools, as well as off-site factors like link-building and search engine submission.
|Monthly Traffic Before SEO
|Monthly Orders Before SEO
|Monthly Traffic After SEO
|Monthly Orders After SEO
|Monthly Profit Impact of SEO
|Annual Profit Impact of SEO
|Scenario 1: 10% traffic increase
|Scenario 2: 20% traffic increase
|Scenario 3: 50% traffic increase
|Scenario 4: 100% traffic increase
1 – By this we mean we practice what we preach. Our own website is ranked extremely high in Google, we have over 150,000 links, and a PageRank 6. If we can do it for us, we can do it for you!


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Harry's Law Season 2 Reviews
by Tv Fanatic | 14:37 EST, 20 Jan, 2012
What did a 21 year-old dying and in need of a kidney have to do with twin widowers accused of killing their husband? Leave it to Harry's Law to make the social issue connection in this week's episode, " New Kidney on the Block ." A lot of words got thrown more
by Tv Fanatic | 08:06 EST, 12 Jan, 2012
Harry's Law made a valiant effort to start 2012 off right, but " Gorilla My Dreams " wasn't the best way to achieve that goal. Between Harry and Tommy's attempt to legally qualify a gorilla as a person, and Cassie and Adam's fervent defense of a vigila more
by Tv Fanatic | 16:11 EST, 12 Dec, 2011
Harry, Cassie and Oliver defended a young mother accused of euthanizing her severely ill infant while Tommy and Adam fought the good fight for an Iraq veteran very deserving a purple heart. It seemed Harry's Law was in the business of delivering legal more
by Tv Fanatic | 14:43 EST, 01 Dec, 2011
Whether football or foreclosures, the legal eagles of Harry's Law had a lot on their plates and their minds in this week's episode, "Head Games." While the episode struggled to capture my full attention, what I did detect were some serious commentaries on more
by Tv Fanatic | 11:09 EST, 17 Nov, 2011
" Insanity " took many forms this week. Whether as a defense for a troubled young man accused of killing three college students, Cassie's internal struggle with her past, Tommy's fervent defense of a mortuary and organic vegetable farmer, or Adam's imp more
by Tv Fanatic | 14:18 EST, 10 Nov, 2011
Going into tonight's episode I thought the double meaning of  " American Girl " was going to be a lot of fun to watch as it applied to both Harry's constitutional rights as an American and to the little girl Leigh having lived with her adopted p more
by Tv Fanatic | 15:58 EDT, 03 Nov, 2011
After taking last week off, this week we were treated to " The Rematch " of Harry Korn vs Roseanna Remmick as Harry again defended Puck the former assistant District Attorney. Did anyone else feel like we dropped into Puck's case already in progre more
by Tv Fanatic | 16:39 EDT, 20 Oct, 2011
After last week's return to the more light-hearted and humorous show that many of us fell in love with, this week's episode, " Bad to Worse " marked the darkest episode to date. How do you bring a comedic genius like Seinfeld alumnus Jason Alexand more
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Presented by York Parks and Recreation Department and the Festival of Lights Committee, the Festival of Lights is held annually on the first Saturday of December to give thanks to our community for making York the delightful place it is and to celebrate the warmth and tradition of the New England holiday season. The following is a schedule of events for the 2011 Festival of Lights.
Please stop in at the following establishments' open house celebrations throughout the day or during their extended business hours. Sunday
Festival of Art Student Showcase: Sponsored by York Parks and Recreation and The York Art Association, the Holiday Showcase of Student Art features artwork from students in York schools grades K-12. Held at the York Art Association on Route 1A in York Harbor. Live music from York Strings from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 2, then 12 to 5 p.m. Friday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday; and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday.


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Another great season has come to an end at Middlebury College, with the Panthers once again turning in some amazing performances. Two Middlebury teams won NCAA titles, while six captured NESCAC Championships. The Panthers finished the year ranked third among Division III schools in the U.S. Sports Academy Directors' Cup, based on excellence in NCAA play.
The fall season saw five Middlebury teams advance to the post-season. The field hockey team advanced to the NCAA Regionals, while the women's cross country team placed 12th overall at the NCAA Championship. On the links, Harrison Bane earned NESCAC Rookie of the Year honors for the men's golf team, while Julie Ellenberger was honored, as she won the district shootout for the women in the spring. The men's soccer, women's soccer and women's volleyball team all advanced into NESCAC Tournament play.
The winter saw the men's and women's hockey teams both win NCAA titles for the third consecutive season. The men finished the year at 26-2-2, while National Player of the Year Emily Quizon paced the women to a 27-2 mark. The ski team had a solid showing at the NCAA's, placing seventh, as did the women's swimmers at the NCAA Championships, with an eighth place finish. The men's basketball team made school history with a 7-0 start, sparked by NESCAC Rookie of the Year, Ben Rudin.
The spring of '06 may of have the most successful one in school history, despite no team bringing home a NCAA Championship trophy. The baseball team set a school record with 26 wins as they captured their first NESCAC Championship and made the team's inaugural appearance in the NCAA Regionals. The men's tennis team also set a school record for wins (22), while capturing their third straight NESCAC crown and advancing to the NCAA title match. Brian Waldron was named ITA Senior Player of the Year, while Nate Edmunds was the recipient of the Arthur Ashe Award for Leadership and Sportsmanship. Both lacrosse teams won their fifth straight NESCAC Championships, with the men advancing to the NCAA quarterfinals and the women to the semifinals. Elizabeth Renehan repeated as NESCAC Player of the Year for the women's squad. Women's tennis made another appearance in the NCAA Tournament, while the track and field teams placed third at NESCAC's. Kevin Bright led the men's team, earning the NESCAC Most Outstanding Male Performer Award for the second straight season.
Special congratulations to Russ Reilly, who will retire June 30 after 29 years in the athletic department, nine as the Director of Athletics.
Emily Millard has been named the Assistant Athletic Trainer at Middlebury College. She will join the Sports Medicine staff in the fall of '06.
"We are pleased that Emily will join our Sports Medicine staff this fall," said Director of Sports Medicine Dave Matthews. "Her experience has prepared her well for the duties she will undertake and we're looking forward to working with her during the upcoming season."
Middlebury College recently recognized six seniors with its annual Athletic Awards at a senior luncheon.
The New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) has announced its 2006 Spring All-Academic Selections. To be honored, a student-athlete must have reached junior academic standing and be a varsity letter winner with a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.35.
Middlebury College Men's Lacrosse Coach Erin Quinn has been named the school's new director of athletics. Quinn will continue to lead the men's lacrosse program through the current season and assume his new duties on July 1. He will succeed nine-year Director of Athletics Russ Reilly, who will retire on June 30 after 29 years of service to the college.
Several Panther teams have already qualified for the post-season entering May. Click here for a list of upcoming post-season play.
Middlebury College hockey goaltenders Kate Kogut (Springfield, Mass.) and Doug Raeder (Needham, Mass.) will appear in the "Faces In The Crowd" section of Sports Illustrated in the upcoming April 10th issue that hits newsstands Wednesday, the 5th. The duo are the 13th and 14th people to represent Middlebury College Athletics in the magazine since 1996.
Middlebury College will host a celebration for the 2006 NCAA Championship men's and women's hockey teams on Wednesday, April 5. The event will take place from 6:30-8 p.m. in Kenyon Arena, with players and coaching staffs from both teams on hand to sign autographs and take pictures. According to the coaches and the players, they look forward to the chance to see their fans and thank the community for its support throughout the season at what has become an annual celebration. The event is free and open to the public.
You can purchase tickets now for the 2006 NCAA Men's Hockey Championship HERE.
NCAA Women's Hockey Championship tickets can be purchased/reserved by calling 518-564-2121, Monday-Friday between 7:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Tickets are priced at $20 for adults and $10 for students for the weekend package. Tickets will also be available at the door.
You can hear both NCAA hockey quarterfinal games this weekend live over the internet for free. Click here, for webcast information.
The New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) has announced its 2006 Winter All-Academic Selections. To be honored, a student-athlete must have reached junior academic standing and be a varsity letter winner with a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.35.
The NESCAC announced today that it will once again partner with D3Cast to provide live coverage via the internet of the 2006 NESCAC Men's and Women's Ice Hockey Championships this coming weekend. Fans wishing to follow their favorite NESCAC squad will have access to streaming audio and video from Kenyon Arena on the campus of Middlebury College beginning Friday evening at no charge through D3Cast's website, www.d3cast.com.
Over 1,000 people were on hand in the Kenyon Arena on Monday to watch the U.S.A. Women's Hockey Olympic Team take on the Green Mountain Glades boy's team. Hundreds of canned goods were donated at the door and were delivered to the Addison County Food Shelf.
The USA Women's Hockey team will take on the Green Mountain Glades midget boys team on Monday, January 16th at 1:00 p.m. in the Kenyon Arena on the campus of Middlebury College. The game will be the final tune-up for the U.S. squad before they head to Italy for the Winter Olympics later this month. Admission is free, with the athletic department requesting you bring a canned good to be donated to the Addison County Food Shelf.
12/12/05 - What a great start to the winter season for the Middlebury College athletic teams. The swimming and squash teams are off to solid starts, while the men's and women's hockey and basketball teams have a combined record of 28-2-1 through the first semester.
Middlebury returns to action on December 31st when the men's hockey team hosts the annual Holiday Classic Tournament at the Chip Kenyon Arena. Southern Maine battles Amherst at 1:00 p.m., while Middlebury hosts Babson at 4:00 p.m. The consolation and championship games are slated for New Years Day at 1:00 and 4:00 p.m.
From all of us in the Department of Athletics at Middlebury, Happy Holidays.
11/23/05 - The New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) has announced its 2005 Fall All-Academic Selections. To be honored, a student-athlete must have reached junior academic standing and be a varsity letter winner with a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.35. A transfer student must have completed one year of study at the institution. The following are Middlebury's representatives:
11/2/05 - After nine years as director of athletics at Middlebury College and 29 years of service to the department, Russ Reilly will retire effective June 30, 2006. The man synonymous with Middlebury athletics leaves behind a remarkable career that has coincided with tremendous expansion as well as amazing success for the college.<?xml:namespace prefix = "o" ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />
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10/4/05 - After 19 years as the Athletic Department's Equipment Manager, Jerry Sodano has decided to leave the position. Sodano will be moving to <?xml:namespace prefix = "st1" ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" />North Carolina with his wife Nina, to begin a new chapter in their lives. <?xml:namespace prefix = "o" ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />
Almost 300 Middlebury College students have returned to campus with the start of the fall sports season just around the corner. Teams have begun or will begin practice soon with the season opening up on Saturday, September 10th. On that day, the men's and women's soccer teams, along with the field hockey team will host Connecticut College at 1:30. The cross country teams will race at the Williams Dual on that day.


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Sleeping Dogs sequel Triad Wars in development, to be unveiled next year
United Front Games has revealed that they are working on a follow up to last year's excellent Sleeping Dogs.
While Square Enix branded Sleeping Dogs a failure for selling only 2 million copies it seems that it did enough to warrant the Final Fantasy publisher supporting a sequel.
It is unclear what for Triad Wars will take as United Front referred to it as being set in the Sleeping Dogs universe rather than calling it a straight sequel. They added that it was "something we've wanted to do for ages."
The announcement was made in order to address rumours surrounding the registration of Triad Wars as a trademark.
The game is due to be unveiled properly some time in 2014.
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Put on your favorite holiday apparel, gather friends, and come along as we merrily stumble along Frederick Road
spreading holiday cheer!
Various businesses along Catonsville's Frederick Road will be offering discounts and specials throughout the evening. An updated list and schedule will be provided at check-in the evening of the Stumble. All registered participants will receive a long sleeve t-shirt, hat and wrist-band that will entitle them to discounts at the establishments who have generously offered their support for this event.
All proceeds from this event will be donated to the Comet Park Stadium Renovation. Last year's event was attended by 220 merrymakers raising $2,400 for the project. Through this and the many other fundraising efforts, enough money has been raised to begin
construction of Phase 1 of the renovation project, a new concession stand with restrooms, in spring 2013!
Check-In will be held at the Sea Hut Inn, 5:00—6:00 pm...we have heard rumors that Santa may be making an
appearance so bring your cameras! To ensure that you receive the right size t-shirt...preregister by completing the form below and mail to:
Sue Plitt,
2120 Drummond Road, Catonsville, MD 21228
Tax deductible checks may be made payable to: The Catonsville Community Foundation
Pre-Registration: $20 by November 26
Registration at the Door: $25


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Tom Wilhelmsen News Archive
Tom Wilhelmsen, Sea RP
Wilhelmsen won't be used to start Wednesday's game, and is unlikely to join the Mariners' rotation at all this season, MLB.com's Greg Johns reports.
Wilhelmsen lasted 2.2 innings in his first career start Thursday, allowing two runs (one earned) on one hit and three walks against the Twins. He struck out three.
Wilhelmsen will start Thursday against the Twins, Bob Dutton of the Tacoma News Tribune reports.


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August 1, 2014
Here is the latest Wisconsin sports from The AP
GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) -- Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy says there's one thing his staff isn't spending time on while getting ready for Saturday's playoff game with Seattle. McCarthy says he and his assistants haven't watched film of quarterback Brett Favre's playoff appearances since coach Mike Holmgren left to joint the Seahawks. According to McCarthy, those games don't factor into the way the team is playing now, or the way Favre is playing with a different offensive style.
MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Trevon Hughes scored 22 points and Brian Butch added 16 as 21st-ranked Wisconsin beat Illinois 70-60 in men's college basketball last night in Madison. The Illini now are on their first four-game losing streak under coach Bruce Weber.
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- Matt Howard had 22 points and nine rebounds to lead the way for 14th-ranked Butler in a 74-65 Horizon League men's basketball win over Wisconsin-Green Bay in Indianapolis last night. Butler's winning streak is now at seven games. Terry Evans led Green Bay with 12 points and 13 rebounds.
VALPARAISO, Ind. (AP) -- Deion James scored 20 points to lead Wisconsin-Milwaukee to a 71-69 win over Valparaiso in a Horizon League men's basketball game last night. The game was played at Valparaiso.
(Copyright 2008 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)


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You may of already of Anil, who has in the past toured with singer Imogen Heap as a guitarist and played Glastonbury with band The Fabrics. Now Anil is back, with a new song and album coming out later this summer as well. The first single to come from his new EP, which is to be called One More Sleep.
Anil is known for his truly unique sound, mixing multiple genres, a fine example of how he achieves this can be heard in his new track. One More Sleep is a beautiful song, and it has a beautiful video to go along with it. For a slow song, it is surprisingly summery, and is a perfect song to end a night out to. The video for the song is also rather unique as we see Anil getting awoken by a black clad figure.
You can tell that touring with Imogen Heap has really influenced his sound, you could almost mistake the track as one of hers. But his unique voice quickly puts this idea out of your head. It is great to hear something different in today's music industry, which at times, all blurs into one. Give it a listen here:
Anil's music was recently heard at the Opening Gala of Open City Documentary Film Festival back in June, performed by the London Contemporary Voices.
Anil's EP, Mesonoxian, is out for release August 2012.
Words: Antony De Rienzo.


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Sept. 11, 2012
RENO, Nev. -
2012 CRCA Preseason Poll
The University of Nevada rifle team was ranked ninth in the Collegiate Rifle Coaches Association Preseason Poll released this week. "There are some great teams listed and we are honored to be among them," head coach Fred Harvey said. "We look forward to this season's competitions."The Nevada rifle team achieved the program's highest CRCA ranking at No. 5 during the 2011-12 season, coming off the heels of a win at the Ole Miss Invitational. The Wolf Pack advanced to the NCAA Rifle Championships to close out the season, where the team finished in eighth place. Nevada will open up the 2012-13 season in Oxford, Miss., competing in the Ole Miss Invitational on Oct. 6.Collegiate Rifle Coaches Association Preseason Top-101-TCU2-Kentucky3-West Virginia4-Alaska Fairbanks5-U.S Military Academy6-Ole Miss7-Jacksonville State8-Murray State9-Nevada10-Ohio State/Nebraska
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Position Overview:
Are you a results-oriented and detailed-minded Graphic Production Artist that enjoys a fast-paced work environment?
Come and join D-Link Networks, Canada's leader in home networking in our award winning Marketing Department.
The Graphic Production Artist will deliver on graphic production requirements for the Consumer Sales and Business Solutions Divisions. This position requires experience and a high level of competence in the use of the Adobe Creative Suite of Software, specifically InDesign, Photoshop and Illustrator. Packaging production experience is essential. You must also have a comprehensive understanding of print production processes, web production, colour correction, photography and design principles. Experience in 3D rendering is an asset. Video production and editing experience is an asset.
Skills and Experience Required:
Company Overview:
D-Link ranks as one of the top 100 Information Technology companies. We are the world-wide leader and award winning designer, developer and manufacturer of networking, broadband, digital electronics, voice and data communications solutions for the digital home, Small Office/Home Office (SOHO), Small to Medium Business (SMB), and Workgroup to Enterprise environments.
Why Work for D-Link?
D-Link Canada has been recognized through several customer and industry awards including "Vendor Partner of the Year" in computing and "Best In-Class Logistics Performance". We are a socially responsible employer participating in local community causes and fundraising efforts for the United Way of Peel Region. We stand by our D-Link Green commitment as demonstrated in our green technology and operations.
D-Link Canada values employees through training, mentorship & support, competitive pay, paid benefits, a retirement savings plan, employee recognition programs, wellness lunch & learn seminars, company-wide social events and flexible summer hours in addition to a culture that facilitates teamwork, innovation, and commitment to excellence.
How to Apply: Email your resume, cover letter, portfolio attachments/website to firstname.lastname@example.com with "Graphic Production Artist" in the subject field.
Although we thank all applicants for applying only those that are selected for an interview will be contacted.
No Agencies Please.
Visit us at www.dlink.ca
Graphic Production Artist (Graphic Designer)
To apply simply complete our application form and submit your CV with a covering letter.
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The defeat of the Covenant in the first FPS was only a temporary victory, as the alien attackers have renewed their mission to wipe out all humanity.
Halo 2 is a Shooter/First-Person Shooter video game for PC developed by Bungie Software and published by Microsoft Game Studios on May 31, 2007. It's rated Mature by the ESRB and 28 of our users have voted it 4.6 out of 5 stars.
Our newest cheats for Halo 2 were added October 18, 2011. We also have the game available on Xbox, in addition to PC.
When an enemy banshee jump on you and when you are at the same time you will get crushed E, only if you keep get crushed leaves E and when you realize you took the enemy banshee.
To easily take down any shielded enemy, charge a plasma pistol and shoot at the enemy, it will instantly take its shields down. Then switch to a Battle rifle and shoot their head. Any shot to the head while shields are down from a battle rifle is an instant kill. This works with all enemies.
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