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Fig Tree Villa is a short walk from the centre of Uzumlu,a traditional Turkish village full of charm and character with stunning mountain views.
Fig Tree Villa is a new property with all modern comforts. There is a large swimming pool which is exclusive to Fig Tree and the other semi next door, you have your own private garden and terrace. All bedrooms have varnished pine floors and air conditioning, the two main double bedrooms (master has en-suite) have balconies, and the third has three single beds. There are two large sofa beds in the lounge and a downstairs shower room. A travel cot is available. The house is fully furnished to a high standard and of course everything is new. We even provide the use of a mobile phone during your stay, just pay as you go. Our private airport transfer (not taxi) will take you directly to the villa. There is a regular minibus service from the village into Fethiye or car hire can be organised with our agent during your stay, all cars can be delivered to you at the villa.Uzumlu - The villageUzumlu nestles 500 metres above sea level on a fertile pleateau surrounded by imposing mountain ranges. The beauty of the setting and the charm of the village have started to attract holidaymakers and sightseers in recent years, but Uzumlu remains very much a proper working village, with the local community relying on agriculture and traditional crafts as its sources of income. The village's name translates as "with grapes", and vines producing an abundant variety of grapes are much in evidence. Fields of cotton, sesame, aniseed, wheat, barley and summer vegetables surround the village. on the lower slopes of the mountains apples, pomegranates, almonds, pears and olives are grown. The heart of the village is its square bordered by a handful shops, a post office, a mosque and a large plane tree, as well as the all-important teahouse, the meeting point and hub of village life. Wandering around the small lanes that fan out from the square, you can see local women weaving cotton on traditional pedal-looms in front of their houses, and you may well be offered some of their wares to purchase. There are a couple of plane ana simple restaurants in the village along with a new modern wine bar which has opened during 2004 where you can try the local wines and good food. There is a very smart restaurant on the main road to the village which is a comfortable stroll, so you don't have to rely on your hire car all the time in order to eat out. A much wider variety of eating places – as well as sufficient shops to satisfy the needs of the most serious shopper can be found in Calis or Fethiye (look out for the huge market in Fethiye on Tuesdays).Historic sitesThose more interested in archaeological sites can reach Tlos, Pinara, Xanthos and Leton in around an hour. However, one of the most stunningly situated classical sites of the region lies much closer to home. Ancient Kayanda, which has only been partially excavated, can be reached on foot from here by those not deterred by a steep, uphill hike. Perched on the top of the hill behind Uzumlu, it has glorious views over the bay of Fethiye. Kadyanda's relative obscurity, compared to that of more famous sites such as Ephesus, means that you can often wander undisturbed amidst the remains.
There is plenty of terrace and pool furniture for guest use. The pool is shared with the other semi-detached villa next door.
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Between 1925 and 1937, religious groups, including the Presbyterian Church, YMCA and Ch'ondogyo, conducted widespread, comprehensive campaigns to transform Korea into a "Heavenly Kingdom on Earth" that would be anchored by religion, agriculture and a pastoral way of life. The establishment and continuance of this model of modernity required the support and involvement of rural youth who were increasingly yearning for an urban life and leaving the country for the city. This talk examines the youth culture of the 1920s and 1930s and how religious movements sought to discipline rural youth by transforming them into the vanguard for rural reconstruction. In so doing, this talk highlights and analyzes the relationship between youth and modernity.
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Spoiler for *blam*:
Indeed, But this time he wouldn't be just inhuman. He'll be madly at rage AND almighty powerful...IF the level 6 is reached. But anyways, is easier if they keep LO alive and let the white knigth rescue the lady in problems Spoiler for space:
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2010-03-08, 14:31 | Link #2002 |
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If he reached level 6 and was almighty powerful there should be no reason why he couldn't just revive her, I mean he can already manipulate intangible vectors.
Why he couldn't just use his vectors to jump start the cells in her body if he reached some godlike level of molecular vector manipulation.
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right........ reviving dead is scientifically impossible. Unless level 6 goes beyond it and touches the realms of the gods. I mean his having wings now. then a level 6. But I think it's still impossible.
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reviving the dead already happens daily, when your heart stops (via heart attack, etc..) you are quite literally dead. As long as you're brought back within a few minutes (forgot the exact amount of time) you should be fine, it's reviving someone that's been dead for a extended period of time that's impossible.
The issue is, if your dead for more then a certain amount of time you will suffer brain damage and your body will start a chemical decay processes. Both of which accel's vectors should be able to counter/repair, as he can muck with bioeletrical chemicals already so it should be possible. The main issue would be extended death rotting or death via a method that cannot be repaired (gory).
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If you don't need the raws the next few hours, my rl brother might have the raws so I could personally help you later. And yeah I was talking about a longer period of time of death. There was something about Accel going to Russia, no? |
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WoW, the chapter 2 is already finished and the 3 is..... well... thats too fast, Baka-tsuki translators, Good Job!.
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If Accel tried hard enough at Level 6, he could literally put LO back together, using vectors no one knew existed to assemble her right down to the last quark.
Try even harder, and access the 13th dimension, where time is a vector itself, he update his skill and reverse the flow of time on LO, reverting her back to whatever state she was before her demise. He can't reverse the flow of time on himself till before the achievement of Level 6 of course, but any time afterwards, he can reverse the flow backwards like 1-2 seconds before dangerous insult, allowing him to be unkillable like Mr Amazing Punch. Try even harder, he can interpret the flow of causality and reverse it. And in doing so, become Lancer.
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The last time the Eagles played Guyana, in the quarterfinals of the Pan-Am Games, they won 24-12. Tuesday, Guyana played minutes, and then hours, after jumping out of their bus following a long trip to the backyard, literally, of the Eagles. So any judgment about what the thrashing of Guyana means for the Eagles must be tempered. Even so, the USA was impressive. The scrimmages seemed to instill some much needed confidence for a team that's gone 1-9 in its last two tournaments and undergone a coaching change, and the players seemed to relish their new-found freedom on the field. It's become clear some of the players felt less-thank-free in the gameplan laid forth by Al Caravelli – swing the ball side to side and attack on the perimeter. New coach Alex Magleby is emphasizing attacking the defense, whenever and wherever. Tuesday was the Eagles' first time to play in the new system against another team. "I think the guys tried to attack with a bit of intent, and that was a big step forward for us," Magleby told RUGBYMag. "This team had the most passes on the IRB circuit, and what we've been doing is a lot of passing and really being shepherded by the defense into situations where the defense can turnover the ball. And the way the game is now, we've got to take the attack to the defense, and that will then create some space for the speed guys. We started doing that today, and the boys had fun doing it. That was good to see." Not only did the team have fun, it had success. Shalom Suniula was able to use his agility and elusiveness, which has always been evident, to create holes for his teammates in the middle of the field. Andrew Durutalo was able to use his size to intimidate and occupy tacklers. "I like it, because it brings the big forwards in the middle, crash lines, so speedier guys like me and Colin and some wings, we can just run off the big forwards and have great support lines," said Zack Test of the new offensive system. "A crash in the middle gives us options on both sides of attack and keeps them on the back foot, so I really enjoy it." Guyana is not New Zealand, and the Eagles had every aspect of home field advantage, outside of a roaring crowd (though the women's Eagles watching weren't exactly non-partisan), so, again, Tuesday's dominance shouldn't be taken as a sign that the Eagles will take the Cup in Hong Kong. But, the team did what it was supposed to do against Guyana at home – slaughter them. It owned possession, the set pieces and open play, and, as a bonus, 11 of the 15 players who played, scored. If the Eagles can start getting the results that they and most of the rugby world feel they should, the rest of the circuit, it'll be marked improvement. Tries v Guyana


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The spec sheet of the Panasonic Toughbook slate lists a 10.1-inch XVGA screen, which is bright enough for use in daytime, while at the same time cutting down on reflections. The tablet also comes with an active stylus, the perfect tool for more precise input than what your fingers can provide.
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13-Jan-2014 | 104A DISCOVERY DOCK EAST | Very convenient. good view. very comfortable, clean and spacious. ideal for the short walk to work. Wish I could have been there in the summer! | |
13-Jan-2014 | 115A DISCOVERY DOCK EAST | I've always loved Clarendon, have been staying in Clarendon Serviced apts multiple times since 2008 and have always enjoyed my stay there. Many thanks for all assistance provided during my stay - esp. details to do with our 10month baby boy :) | |
07-Nov-2013 | 104A DISCOVERY DOCK EAST | Very much enjoyed my second stay on business in London. Far more convenient from my perspective than a hotel. Kitchen and laundry facilities are good, staff in the building quite courteous, gym and pool facilities a plus.
Very minor suggestions: equip each unit with a full-length broom for sweeping kitchen; look at the stopper for the "disposal" unit in the sink, if it turns upside down it becomes stuck and is difficult to remove. Thanks and regards, Bill Fitzpatrick |
27-Oct-2013 | 115A DISCOVERY DOCK EAST | The services were good and apartment was well equipped. However, there was a shortage of consumables. The toilets rolls were limited. Tissues were limited. I dont understand because if i am paying such a high price the lest i can expect is a few additional toilet rolls. It gives a bad impression of your services. Also, the parking space I think should be available free of charge for the apartment user. Luckily I didnt hire a car, but charging extra for parking in my opinion is not fair. | |
15-Oct-2013 | 137A DISCOVERY DOCK EAST | Appratment was nice, well kept, and with all the necessities.
Only one issue was that the internet was not wrking, called the support desk but the issue was not resolved. |
24-Sep-2013 | 104A DISCOVERY DOCK EAST | apartment was great - clean, essentials were met, security was friendly though not always helpful, check in/out was efficient
Why not excellent: - dishes were not washed or if they were, it was dirty taken from the dishwasher - wifi did not work and IT support was useless (fixed the issue myself) - not sure that housekeeping changed my sheets |
24-Sep-2013 | 075 DISCOVERY DOCK EAST | The unit is in need of updating. I didn't want to sit on the couch as it didn't seem clean and the carpet in the bedroom was badly stained in multiple places.
It was a bit difficult to keep the airflow in the apartment as it didn't seem the that the ventilation system worked well (especially the one in the living room). |
30-Aug-2013 | 104A DISCOVERY DOCK EAST | I missed the AC unit on hot days. It was not working. Some of the light there not working. Overall it was good. | |
18-Aug-2013 | 119 DISCOVERY DOCK EAST | The apartment was located less than a 5 minute walk to my office and local shopping. A 1 miunte walk to the supermarket. The furnishings were top notch. The weekly cleaning service was excellent.
The best part of the entire booking was the Clarendon staff. Every query was answered promptly. I had to change my booking several times due to being extended. Each time, the staff was able to assist me in getting this done. I will stay everytime I am in London. I would highly reccomend their services. |
31-Jul-2013 | 119 DISCOVERY DOCK EAST | I really like the Clarendon apartments! I feel very comfortable there and I love the kitchen with the dishwasher and washer / dryer! My only suggestions are as follows: 1.) the blinds are too heavy and the strings freyed from pulling them up a lot when it was really hot and I needed to open the door. The air conditioning isn't good, but I'm told that when I was in London the week of July 15, 2013, the warm temperatures were very rare. So robust air conditioning probably isn't necessary. 2.) The TV didn't work when I arrived on Saturday and they wouldn't send anyone out until the next Monday. I understand that it is unrealistic to expect someone to come out over the weekend, but perhaps it could be part of a checklist for the crew that when someone checks out, the TV is tested before someone new checks in. 3.) I was in the apartment for a full week. When the maids came Wednesday, they didn't refill the paper towels and toilet paper. When I told the concierge, I was told to go to the local Tesco to buy more. Ample supplies would be good. 4.) Lastly, I didn't see a manual on the towel bar, and I wasn't sure how to use it. | |
17-Jul-2013 | 042 DISCOVERY DOCK EAST | It was a very good stay | |
21-Jun-2013 | 041 DISCOVERY DOCK EAST | Apartment was spacious, clean and well equipped. Was a great alternative to a hotel for a week's business trip. Included wired or wireless internet is a key feature, and it was delightful to have some basic provisions pre-stocked in the fridge and pantry. Nothing worse than arriving late in the evening and trying to find a place to buy milk and bread! Beds are comfortable, and amenities are good. | |
14-Jun-2013 | 053 DISCOVERY DOCK EAST | Was tidy, everything in order.
TV remote was not working properly. Or at least I couldn't figure it out. And sometimes it didn't work at all. |
28-May-2013 | 041 DISCOVERY DOCK EAST | The apartment was very nice. I appreciated the snacks that were left for me when I arrived. The information on accessing the WIFI and amenities of the building were very helpful. I thought the entire experience was very positive and would love to stay at Discovery Dock East again. | |
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. - With union workers back in action at Constellium Rolled Products in Ravenswood, Jackson County business leaders hope the local economy is on the mend.
The 700 members of United Steelworkers Local 5668 had been on strike since Aug. 5. The impasse came to an end last Wednesday, when workers approved a new five-year contract with the company.
Union employees resumed their normal shift work at 7 a.m. Monday, but the nearly seven-week labor dispute took its toll on morale in Jackson County. Many small, locally owned businesses suffered deep losses during the strike.
"Ravenswood has faced pretty much a perfect storm from a financial perspective," said Robert Grimmett, who runs the Robert Mason office supply store in Ravenswood's shopping plaza.
Grimmett has been in business since 1996. He admits the community faces a lot of economic challenges, including an aging population that is more reliant on fixed sources of income.
The loss of 650 good-paying manufacturing jobs caused by the 2009 shutdown of the Century Aluminum plant dealt a heavy blow to the economy. When Constellium workers hit the picket lines, the effect on local businesses was just as severe.
"It's been very difficult for the small, independent businesses of Ravenswood to survive this hostile financial environment," Grimmett said.
Business owners said they could tell the strike was beginning to affect workers and their families, too.
"Those guys were out just long enough to start feeling the hurt," said Mark Lemley, owner of Jackson County Pawn. "After six weeks, I think they were starting to feel the pinch."
Ravenswood Insurance Centre President Teresa Thacker said many people were starting to get behind on their bills.
"We have seen an increase of late payments and several policies getting close to cancellation status during the strike," Thacker said.
The local union held fundraisers to help workers pay some bills.
Ravenswood Mayor Michael Ihle said that helped workers keep their utilities on, but he said families still cut back on spending. That hurt other local businesses, and caused more people to cut back.
"People had less money to spend in stores and restaurants; it did affect them," Ihle said.
Thacker said she continued writing insurance policies but could see consumers were buying less.
"We have seen a decrease in the purchase of new vehicles," she said.
Grimmett said local business owners could go hours at a time during the strike without seeing anyone in their stores.
"Business is extremely sporadic," he said. "It's really been very difficult figuring how to manage inventory and cash flow, while at the same time keeping all of your taxes and bills paid - it's been very, very difficult."
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The mayor said the situation hit bottom two weeks ago when union leaders decided not to vote on the company's final offer.
"People were nervous, anxious and frustrated that they couldn't vote," Ihle said.
International union leadership and state political leaders eventually stepped in to force a vote last Wednesday. The union's rank-and-file members approved the company's offer.
Community reaction was instantaneous.
"Almost immediately we noticed an increase in a positive attitude in the community, just as soon as the news broke," Grimmett said.
"The mood really is one of relief," Ihle said. "Everyone's glad it's over."
Now community leaders are focusing on getting the local economy going again.
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Anyone who's new to SEO, or is researching a market for the first time, is likely to have questions about the keywords they find and how best to use them. We all do.
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It's true that free keyword research does not require any sophisticated software. Google's AdWords tool is perfectly serviceable and will, occasionally, generate profitable keyword ideas.
Yet, free software just doesn't get the job done quickly enough.
Keyword research can take many hours using Google's AdWords tool. And, as the saying goes, time is money – so let's use it wisely.
Let's look at an example of a typical user. Let's say your SEO software costs about $1 per day (Wordtracker costs $1.23 per day, less than a cup of coffee). And let's say that the software saves you an hour per day. An hour that you'd waste by using free tools.
Hopefully, you're in a business where your time is worth more than $1 per hour! And, even if your business is not yet established, I'm sure you're hoping to earn more than that in the near future.
Either way, if you're a professional online marketer, you should be working productively, and a premium service can be a fantastic investment. In fact, time-saving SEO software could be one of the best investments your business makes.
3. Google's data is often misleading (part 1)
There are lots of sources of keyword data. None of them are perfect, not even the great Google. Here's why:
Keyword research is a detective story. A hunt for clues. You're looking for signs that you've found a keyword niche that's going to attract traffic and sales.
All keyword data contains errors and inconsistencies. All keyword data contains some spam terms. Comparing different keyword data sources helps you spot those errors and spam in the data. So you shouldn't be reliant on just one data source.
Wordtracker has a proprietary keyword database (we have partnerships with some of the metacrawler search engines), so you can choose to investigate both Google keyword data and Wordtracker data. It's worth looking at both.
The Wordtracker data is important because it gives users access to the long tail of keywords. These are the longer keyword phrases that Google doesn't show you.
As a result, when you target long-tail keywords you'll usually encounter much less competition than when you target the more popular head terms that Google provides.
For instance, Wordtracker gives you up to 2,000 long-tail keywords per search – Google provides just a few hundred for each search.
Invest in good software and you'll be two steps ahead of anyone who's only using a free tool.
4. Google's data is often misleading (part 2)
Google's keyword data is for people working on PPC campaigns.
That's because Google wants to make it easy to spend money on its AdWords product.
Google isn't interested in helping you get to the top of its organic search results (which is where you'll get the free traffic you want).
So, for instance, Google's figures show how much competition there is for any of its keywords. But these are ADVERTISING figures, provided for people bidding on those keywords. They're not much use for SEO.
A good keyword tool will show how much competition there is to get on to the first page of the organic listings. That's a real measure of the SEO competition.
You could look up the result manually using a search on Google. You'd look at the sites that are already doing well, and work out what you'd need to do to beat them. But, it would take many hours to do that for all the keywords you're targeting. And by the time you've finished the work, the results are likely to have changed
Caption: A good keyword tool will show how much competition you face in the organic listings
Why would you choose to waste your time like that? Invest in decent keyword research software instead.
1. SEO tools offer much more than keyword research
If you're serious about SEO, you'll want to do more than keyword research. Any professional SEO software will help you with other SEO tasks.
So, for instance, Wordtracker will help you:
- monitor your on-page SEO (are you targeting keywords properly?)
- check for SEO problems on your site
- monitor your site's position in Google's results
- and much more.
So, the cost of your subscription should save you time in all your SEO work, not just keyword research.
I hate to see people wasting their time doing tedious research manually that could be automated easily and cost-effectively. It's a waste of time and talent.
So, do yourself a favor – invest in the right tools for the job!
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7 Responses to "Are You Missing out on Great Keyword Ideas?"
Hi Justin, thanks for this article. I use some SEO tools (especially for keyword research and for analysing my competition ), but I didn't try Wordtracker. And I see I must try it…
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September 12th, 2012 at 10:03 amChris – thanks for the kind words. You can try Wordtracker free for 7 days at www.wordtracker.com/trial
I hope that's helpful.
What's great about the Google keyword tool is that it's essentially information straight from the source. We all want to rank well in Google, so we should be looking at the data that they provide. If it's in the budget to do so, additional keyword tools are great, but using Google is necessary.
Justin Reply:
September 12th, 2012 at 10:12 amNick
I agree that Google is key to successful internet marketing. But, I don't think we should let our choices be limited by what Google offers. Particularly as Google's keyword ideas are aimed at advertisers, not people who want to rank well in the organic results.
That's why Wordtracker offers Google keywords as one of its data sources. But, we recommend that you don't rely on Google alone.
I hope that helps.
You're right, Google Keyword Tool does not show you how much competition there is in the organic listing, but neither can any keyword research tool. How a keyword research tool determines the organic competition is controversial and most keyword tools don't do it right. I've found countless great keywords by analyzing the competition by myself that I wouldn't have found by relying on keyword tools' inadequate methods for determining competition.Justin Reply:
September 17th, 2012 at 3:32 amRob
I agree that many keyword tools don't do a good job of measuring SEO competition (I mention Google's AdWords tools, which is designed for PPC research).
But, there are a number of Keyword tools that give a clear indication of the SEO competition. I believe that Wordtracker does a good job – using the same ranking factors that Google uses (Rob – maybe you can do that math in your head, but I prefer to let the software take the strain!).
It's also possible to find 'related' keywords automatically. Wordtracker provides up to 300 suggestions for every keyword. These keywords are taken directly from your competitors' sites. There's no need to look sites manually (which can take hours, when your research should take seconds).
I just don't believe that professional online marketers should be working manually – it's not a good use of time – when the work can be easily automated. Your time's much better spent on creative marketing that will get your site noticed.
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Materials 2013, 6(1), 184-197; doi:10.3390/ma6010184
Nanocrystalline Akaganeite as Adsorbent for Surfactant Removal from Aqueous Solutions
Department of Petroleum and Natural Gas Technology, Technological Educational Institute of Kavala, Kavala 65404, Greece
Department of Chemistry, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Thessaloniki 54124, Greece
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Abstract: The present study presents the effective use of nanocrystalline akaganeite for the adsorption of an anionic (SDS), a cationic (CTAB), and a nonionic (tween80) surfactant from wastewater. Equilibrium experiments, as well as thermodynamic analysis, were performed. The maximum SDS adsorption occurs at the lowest pH value (5), the opposite is observed for CTAB (pH = 11), while for tween80, the change of pH value did not affect the adsorption. The equilibrium data could be described by Freundlich and Langmuir isotherms. The maximum adsorption capacity at 25 °C (pH = 8) was 823.96 mg/g for SDS, 1007.93 mg/g for CTAB, and 699.03 mg/g for tween80. The thermodynamic parameters revealed the exothermic and spontaneity nature of the process. Also, FTIR measurements established that surfactants are adsorbed on the surface of akaganeite, replacing adsorbed water.
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