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When Did Google Give Up on the Long Tail?
Over the past year I've noticed that the Google results for long-tail queries have really started to suck. It often seems like Google just stops paying attention if I type more than three words. Case in point: I just searched "the french exit cilantro" and Google basically completely ignored the last word of my query:
Spectacular fail: NOT ONE result on the first page contains the word "cilantro." (They're also all from my blog; so much for domain diversity.) I was looking for a specific post on my blog about cilantro, and was trying to save time by Googling directly to it rather than going to my blog first and performing a search there. This used to work! Even on the second page, I didn't start seeing results that included the word "cilantro" until halfway down the page, and then they were mostly Yelp reviews. SIGH.
Before giving up I tried one more tactic that, again, used to work like a charm – I added the "+" operator to the word "cilantro," which in the past ensured that Google only returned pages that definitely included that word (similar to how the broad match modifier works in AdWords). But I guess that search operator doesn't work anymore. I got different results, but not better results:
For some reason, all the results from my blog disappeared and were replaced by totally different ones – but the top 3 still don't contain the word cilantro! WTF?! The rest of the results on page 1 do contain the word cilantro, as well as plus signs. You'd think that if Google were simply ignoring the search operator, I'd get the exact same results. Instead, they interpret the query in a completely unpredictable and whimsical way.
For the record, for the same search, at least Bing delivers a page on my blog that has the word "cilantro" on it, even if it's not the best result:
I don't get it. Seriously. This isn't the first time something like this has happened to me. Four-word search queries are not uncommon. Why can't Google handle long-tail queries anymore?
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Friday September 14, 2012
Interesting results you are seeing there. Seems like with google instant, the long tail is quickly becoming marginalized.
Friday September 14, 2012
C'mon... YOU know that Google is all about relevance. It's not about YOUR post, it's about the SEARCHER. Those four words, even though they appear on your post, are kind of a mixed bag, don't ya think?
Try: mexican side dish cilantro
Lastly... interesting what the Urban Dictionary (see SERP results images in this post above) -- has for a "French Exit."
Friday September 14, 2012
How does it help any searcher to return ALL results from the SAME domain, none of which include 25% of the query on the first page? I don't see how that is relevant or helpful to anyone.
The Urban Dictionary definition is a goof ... my blog isn't named after a sex move, FYI!
Friday September 14, 2012
I agree.
I would bet (and it's JMO) that in their attempt to cut down on hyper-targeted content farm copy, they inadvertantly hurt the long tail.
Friday September 14, 2012
It's interesting (I guess), it seems like when Google tries to fix something now, they break something else.
Friday September 14, 2012
Yes it is. I mean the additional keyword must not have been statistically significant enough of the time to warrant the benefits of having it, compared to eliminating lower value content
Barry over at Search Engine Roundtable reported Matt Cutts Tweeted that Google just released an algo up.date to "increase diversity" of their search results. (via http://www.seroundtable.com/google-panda-four-15705.html)
Friday September 14, 2012
Didn't Google used to limit the number of pages from a single domain they'd return on a page? Seems more like a backtrack than an update!
Friday September 14, 2012
Yeah, I'm sad too that they killed a few power operators. Sure, you could try quotes, site:, inurl:, intitle: ... but the average person wouldn't - and if Google isn't serving the average person well, then it's sucking.
I thought about alternative reasons, but as a PR5 website with much less content than WordStream, I'm pretty sure you have enough crawl budget to have that specific post get indexed on Google - and I doubt you had the page noindexed.
It's just another day where Google fails on a long tail query.
Friday September 14, 2012
Yeah, by the time you start using the Site: operator I might as well go use the search function on Blogger.
It's definitely indexed. If I search a phrase from the post in quotes like "the supposed cilantro gene" it pops right up.
Monday September 24, 2012
I am annoyed enough by google searches that I have had to revert to dogpile.
Google has been "helping" me so much that it doesn't return any data on what I
actually searched, but spell corrects it for me and changes the words to what they think I intended to search for.
So I was just looking to find out why my pear tree is producing lumpy pears, and it gives me breast cancer, apple
sauce, and liposculpture as the top three returns. No pears. Adding the + is not helping anymore either.
Since I used google and google phone in 2004 to find over 400 people for my class reunion, it has gone considerably
downhill. Any other options for search sites that are more like what google used to be?
Tuesday September 25, 2012
I am totally disagree with your points, i've searched this query and its shows the results from this blog too.. Google target the words in a key phrase which are most targeted globally........
Wednesday September 26, 2012
Google shows sites, which have three keywords as its domain name and few sites results from business listing sites for log tail keywords searches on my region. Its very hard to understand Google on many things
Thursday September 27, 2012
Yes as an seo specialist for seo.com I have noticed that the long tailed key words aren't helping my clients rankings. What we have noticed is that close proximity keywords, with a branded link or a "click here" for more information, and mixing up the branded link. The spamy posts don't seem to be getting as much love on google as they did in the past. Leaving a link in the bio- seems to be the norm when trying to get guest blogging opportunities. But then again, it's always a crapshoot with google isn't it?!!
Saturday September 29, 2012
So, it's not just me who are confused about that Longtail thing. Thanks for this intresting post.
Wednesday October 03, 2012
I conduct political and business research for a living. And I am here to say Google search has become utterly suck-worthy. Removing the plus sign as a search tool is bad enough but literally 20% of the results they give me come from - are you ready - Yahoo answers. Which is about 12 steps below Wikipedia in validity. Oh, and to the 19th century guy who thought it was actually worth his time, and your blog space, to chastise you for using an acronym for a commonly used phrase of frustation: STFU, and please go check your mail. I believe there's an Eastern European mailorder bride catalog you should be ordering from.
Monday September 24, 2012
Agreed, I hate when Google thinks it knows better than I do what I wanted to search for...
Thursday October 04, 2012
There are many more alternatives to Google which are so much better. I wrote a blog about unbiased search engines. I personally favor Blekko.
I noticed that the more money paid to Google, the more relevant a web page becomes.
Friday September 14, 2012
Sunday September 16, 2012
I usually don't use more than 3 words when searching because this tactic doesn't give relevant results. IMO long-tail phrases are sometimes 'ignored' because of the Penguin/Panda updates. The long-tails are often prepared in order to grab more micro-niche traffic and this type of sites are built mainly for Adsense cashing.
Monday September 17, 2012
heh, google fails on one search and we declare it to suck at long tail searches huh. :)
Poor google.
did you try the site: operator?
Monday September 17, 2012
Please, this has been happening to me ALL YEAR! This is just the first time I decided to take screenshots, because it was egregious and inexplicable. Why use the site operator when my blog has its own search function?
Monday September 17, 2012
i did this search last week and saw pretty different result. your personalization may be greatly impacting the results (see how it says: 200 Personal Results). I had the whole Google Search + Your World thing turned off. Maybe try turning off the search personalization? I bet that fixes it.
Now that i search again, i see we've forever ruined the search results for 'the french exit cilantro" because of all our blog syndications...
Monday September 17, 2012
I tried it in a couple different browsers, same deal. I wasn't logged in with my own account in all of them. Start paying attention to your results for queries with four or more terms. You'll see what I mean.
Monday September 17, 2012
Interesting article. i've never noticed this, I might just go too fast and get frustrated when I don't get any good results.
I'll look for this in my next searches. Thanks for sharing.
Tuesday September 18, 2012
Not for Publication...
Eliasa, you wrote:
For some reason, all the results from my blog disappeared and were replaced by totally different ones – but the top 3 still don't contain the word cilantro! WTF?!
I am perhaps very, old school. But you are too classy a gal and writer to give in to the urge to use WTF in a sentence.
I just wanted to make a constructive, private statement.
Best Wishes,
Tuesday September 18, 2012
Thanks for the feedback Richard. If you ever heard me talk in person you might give up the illusion that I'm classy, I'm afraid. :)
Thursday October 04, 2012
I always substitute "Was That Funny" for the acronym. It makes just as much sense and is not offensive. FWIW. YMMV.
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Me and the one other girl in the room proceeded to projectile vomit on Jim Bob's head. Just kidding, but I wish we did.
"Wait wait, let me get this straight," I said. "This girl did nothing wrong other than deem you worthy of having sex with, but because she also had sex with one of your friends you're labeling her a left-over?"
I was all kinds of horrified, because this was a 28-year-old male, who up until that point had always showcased logic, reason, compassion, decent judgement and good taste in whiskey. This wasn't some punk-ass college frat boy or anyone with an unmanageable ego. Jim Bob had always seemed like a sweet guy!
Worse, the other guys in the room didn't seem to be disturbed by this. They went on to discuss other nicknames given to girls they have slept with – Closet Monster, because they had sex in a closet, was one of the more memorable ones. Not Closet Girl, or girl-I-fucked-in-a-closet, both which would have been much much more respectable and less derogatory. Closet Monster. Monster!?! The names Jim Bob and Co. were choosing placed all of this undeserved shame on the girls they slept with, like they were some dirty, dishonorable creatures for choosing to have sex with the people now talking shit…I just couldn't wrap my head around it.
Now let me clear the record: in college, my roommates and I came up with nicknames for the guys we slept with or wanted to sleep with. We did it because we went to a tiny, tiny college and if we wanted to talk about the guys we were crushing on without everyone on campus finding out, we had to do it in code. (Much like how I just changed my friend's name to Jim Bob so I could bitch about him on the Internet.) So we had names like Roman God, for the dude who was so painfully beautiful he appeared to be from another time. Or Niney, because of his blessed endowment. Or Shakespeare Lit, because we met in—you guessed it—Shakespeare Lit. If a guy became a steady hook-up or a boyfriend, the nick names fell away and they simply became "Pete."
In college, we never meant anything derogatory by nicknaming the guys, but after my half heart attack at Jim Bob, I could see how it could come off that way. While most of our nicknames were positive (Niney was a legend), and we never ever tacked on a word like "Monster" or referred to them as cold lunch meat jammed between two slices of bread, we were boiling down a human being into a nickname that barely begins to encompass their entire person. So I would like to take a moment to apologize to them all. Sorry Roman, Niney, Shakespeare, Snake Wrangler and Geometry Todd. I never meant to offend you, I just wanted to talk about you at brunch without being overheard by the entire Lacrosse team.
So, I lectured Jim Bob good and hard that day. The other female in the room did as well. Later, I grilled my boyfriend to see if he had derogatory nicknames for his former conquests. He swore no, but I was already drumming up nightmares of him sitting around with his old college roomies, hitting the bong and telling stories about Areola Alice. Okay that one isn't very good, but I just can't think of any more shameful names right now…
Do you make up nicknames for the people you've slept with? Did you used to? Do you think it's okay as long as they aren't shaming, belittling nicknames? Would you have been horrified if you overheard your friends talking like this?
Let's all grow up and start calling the people we sleep with by their names. Like Beatrice. That's a nice name, isn't it?
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I've been wanting to tackle this subject for quite some time now; it's a running joke in the vegan community that vegans "taste better." Funny as it may be, it's also founded on truth. The healthier you eat, the better you feel, look, taste, and smell. Now mind you that vegan is not synonymous with healthy, but if you're eating a plant-based diet rich in whole grains, legumes, and veggies, and limiting processed foods and artificial fillers, then you're on the right track. …Read More →
So here's a weird confession: Ever since I adopted a dog back in December, my sex life has been dwindling. Since my manslice and I live in a studio space, our pup is within an arm's reach at all times. We started off sleeping him in a crate, and there's nothing sexy about doing—well, anything–while a melody of soft whimpers runs continuously in the background. Not exactly mood music. So sex was stalled out temporarily.
We figured as he got older, the pup would mellow out a bit, which did happen. Now that he can snooze through the night, he has graduated to the floor, and he sleeps pretty soundly—until any hint of activity reaches his (adorable) ear-range.
We tried to ignore him for a while, but ever since the awkward time he started gently tonguing my foot while I held down bottom, well, sex has been infrequent. Or silent. Or hurried. It feels like high school. We're stealing away to fellate in the bathroom or having hushed, rushed, bottom lip biting sessions because our parents are sleeping down the hall. Except it's not our parents, it's our dog. …Read More →
There really is no winning recipe for "good" sex. Everyone likes it a little bit different, and when we put two—or more!– people together in a sexual situation, well they're going to have to work together to figure out what does it. Hm, what's that, oh you're not into forniphilia? But I do such a great impression of a dresser… …Read More →
A lagging sex life is the number one signal that something is awry in a relationship, followed by the urge to punch a hole in the wall if you have to watch your partner chew with their mouth open for one.more.second. Okay, the second issue just means you're spending too much time together. But the first—the mysterious vanishing of your sex life—is a real red flag.
When you cease to want to fuggle your partner, it's often a symptom of a larger issue that needs to be addressed. You know how it feels: You still think they're attractive, but you're not really all that attracted to them anymore…
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Your partner gets into bed. They start kissing your neck. They start copping a feel. They're headed toward third. And you're wondering if you should have called your sister today because she sounded really stressed the last time you talked and….shit, they came.Read More →
Your first year of college is an amazing time of life. It's a period of growth. It's also a hard time, and a messy time. You're trying to find your footing somewhere new, you're trying to make new friends, find a good fit for yourself – you're redefining many of the things that make you, "you." It's going to be awkward, sloppy, hilarious, exciting, and nerve wracking. And, thanks to new freedom, an abundant number of the single and willing partners, and the comfort of dorm rooms, it may be the first time in your life you have the freedom to explore your sexuality. No more awkward car handies for you! …Read More →


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Rustlers defeat only undefeated team in conference
Riverton, WY (January 18) – The Central Wyoming College men's basketball team defeated Gillette College handing the Pronghorns their first conference loss of the season. The Rustlers used well balanced scoring to win 82-72. With the win the Rustlers move to 13–4 overall and 3–3 in conference play.
Payson, UT freshman Braden Wright lead the Rustlers with a career high 20 points, 13 coming in the first half off the bench. Rockford, IL freshman Armani Flannigan had 16 points on seven of 12 shooting. North Hills, CA sophomore James "Deuce" Johnson had 10 points and went four for four from the free throw line. Las Vegas, NV freshman Davion Pearson had 10 points and led the team in rebounding with eight tonight.
"I thought we came out a little flat to start the game and then our defense really picked up," Coach Curtis Condie said. "Then we had a lull in at the end of the first half. When our defensive energy is ramped up we can be very good. I thought we had great play off our bench. Braden with his best offensive night, Dax Upton the freshman from Vernal, UT had his as well with eight points. Malachi Roberts did a nice job as well. We need to continue to play the defense we know how to and if we do then we might a few more."
The Rustlers travel to Glendive, MT to take on a very tough, athletic well coached Dawson Community College. The game can be seen live on Dawson Community College's web site over the internet.


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Upcycling With Nate!
Had a great time with Nate Berkus last week!
Here are some videos from my appearance on Friday sharing my favorite upcycling ideas from my book of the same name.
All of the emails, tweets and comments I've gotten from viewers is much appreciated! I also love all the photos of things people are wondering how to upcycle—from headboards to old shoes. So interesting and so glad to feel all the upcycling buzz.


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BIOHIDRICA Biotecnologias del Agua Ltda., was founded on March of 1993. Our mission is to offer an integral service in the biological evaluation of water quality, in the treatment and biological control of water pollution, and, in general, all those water-related biotechnological processes. We are a company of research and development, consulting and marketing of products ...
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Nortek AS is a scientific instrumentation company that develops and distributes water velocity instruments. Our products are based on the acoustic Doppler principle and span from single point turbulence sensors to long range current profilers. Our customers are scientists, research institutions, and consulting engineers, all with demanding applications requiring ...
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Deutsche WindGuard offers its customers engineering services of the highest standards in all areas of wind energy utilisation. Our formula for success is combining years of practical experience and scientific know-how in all areas of wind energy utilisation- ranging from site assessment issues via technical management of wind farms to the complete surveying of wind ...
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We at Uniqair have a unique experience with controlling odors by cold plasma injection, or NTP (Non Thermal Plasma). Since developing the plasma injection technology in 1994 and treating more than 2,000,000 m3/h (median 17,000 m3/h or 10,000 cfm per system) world wide, we improved this technology to the most efficient, compact and economical available today. Oxidation of ...
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Abortion Procedures & Risks
Abortion Procedures:
Before 7 Weeks
Medical Procedure: Abortion Pill
This drug is only approved for use in women up to the 49th day after their last menstrual period. The procedure usually requires three office visits. At the first visit pills are given to cause the death of the embryo. Two days later if the abortion has not occurred she is given a second drug which causes cramps to expel the embryo. The last visit is to determine if the procedure has been completed. The abortion pill will not work in the case of an ectopic pregnancy.
An ectopic pregnancy is a potentially life-threatening condition in which the embryo lodges outside the uterus, usually in the fallopian tube. If not diagnosed early, the tube may burst, causing internal bleeding and in some cases, the death of the woman.
6 to 14 Weeks after LMP
Surgical Procedure: Suction Curettage
This is the most common surgical abortion procedure. Because the fetus is larger, the doctor must first stretch open the cervix using metal rods. Opening the cervix may be painful, so local or general anesthesia is typically needed. After the cervix is stretched open, the doctor inserts a hard plastic tube into the uterus, and then connects this tube to a suction machine. The suction pulls the fetus' body apart and out of the uterus. The doctor may also use a loop-shaped tool called a curette to scrape the fetus and fetal parts out of the uterus. The doctor may refer to the fetus and fetal parts as "products of conception", or "tissue".
From 13 to 24 Weeks after LMP
Surgical Procedure: Dilation and Evactuation
This surgical abortion is done during the second trimester of pregnancy. At this point in pregnancy, the fetus is too large to be broken up by suction alone and will not pass through the suction tubing. In this procedure the cervix must be opened wider than in a first trimester abortion. This is done by inserting numerous thin rods made of seaweed (called laminaria) a day or two before the abortion. Once the cervix is stretched open, the doctor pulls out the fetal parts with forceps. The fetal skull is often crushed to ease removal. A loop-shaped tool called a curette is also used to scrape out the contents of the uterus, removing any remaining tissue.
From 20 weeks after LMP to full-term
Surgical Procedure: Late Term Abortion
This procedure typically takes place over three days, uses local anesthesia, and are associated with increased risk to life and heath of the mother. On the first day, under ultrasound guidance, the fetal heart is injected with a medication that stops the heart and causes the fetus to die. Over the first two days the cervix is gradually stretched open using laminaria. On the third day, the amniotic sac is burst and drained. The fetus is removed in a similar manner to the D & E procedure.
Abortion Risks
When talking about possible complications, since abortion is a matter of privacy, in the U. S. very few statistics are available. There is no reporting system for complications. Patients most likely will not not be able to contact the abortion clinic for complications but will be instructed to go to the emergency room or call their own doctor.
Induced abortion carries risk of several side effects. These risks can include abdominal pain, cramping, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. In most abortions, no serious complications occur. However, the risk of complications is about 1 out of every 100 early abortions, and about 1 out of every 50 later abortions. These may include heavy bleeding, infection, incomplete abortion, allergic reaction to drugs, tearing of the cervix, scarring of the uterine lining, perforation of the uterus, damage to internal organs, and death (death is very rare and occurs, on average, in fewer than 20 cases per year).
Women experience many different emotions following an abortion. Some may feel immediate relief, but later find themselves coping with feelings they didn't expect. Problems can develop months and even years after having an abortion. Many studies show abortion to be connected to clinical depression, drug and alcohol abuse, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, and suicide.
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Ben Carson on Foreign Policy
One certainly sees this pattern being repeated in American society today, and if we continue to follow the course of other pinnacle nations prior to us in history, we will suffer the same fate. The question is, "Can we learn from the experience of those nations that preceded us and take corrective action, or must we inexorably follow the same self-destructive course?"
Having spoken to many Cuban refugees, I could only hope that someday they can experience true freedom. Although some people extol the virtues of Cuban society, the tide of illegal immigration is from Cuba to America, not vice versa. More people seem to prefer freedom with the opportunity to create security than security without freedom. If people could freely choose which type of society they preferred to live in, life would be very fair. Americans are free to leave this country any time they want to go live somewhere else; [but] such privileges are not afforded to the average Cuban or those in many other countries where the government controls their lives.
Growing up, I heard many complaints from those around me about poverty, but visiting such places as India, Egypt, and Africa has provided me with perspective on what poverty really is. Hundreds of millions, if not billions, of people in the world live on less than $2 a day. Many of those living in poverty in this country, in fact, would be considered quite wealthy by poor people in other countries. Also, here in the US, there is no caste system to determine one's social status, so there are many opportunities for people to escape poverty without resorting to a life of crime. You are much more likely to be judged in this nation by your knowledge and the way you express yourself than you are by your pedigree. I'm not sure we realize how good we have it on this point.
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Social media websites continue to be popular, as more and more people become a part of these growing online communities. Individuals and businesses alike are learning to utilize these website for more than just friendships; people are using these websites to strengthen the other relationships that they have in their lives. People are connecting with others to improve all aspects of their lives, including their online educational lives.
People who are attending an online college can use social media to enhance their experience. There are plenty of different benefits that can be had by those who work to enhance their online college experience with social media.
Group Projects
Group projects are an important part of any online college degree, and are an important part of any online college experience. Individuals will know how to work with different people in the workplace because they learned how to deal with them as they worked toward their online degree.
Social media makes it easier for you to talk to and work with the people who are in your group. As you cannot meet in person, social media gives you a platform to hold meetings, toss around ideas, and execute plans. Social media will enhance your online college experience by improving the group project aspect of an online degree.
Communication is an incredibly important part of the online college experience. You need to be able to easily communicate with your professors in every class. You also need to be able to connect and communicate with people in your classes. They can help to answer tricky homework questions, or can provide study resources that you may not have found. Social media allows different classmates to connect on a more persona level. People share ideas and are generally more helpful when they can easily communicate and connect with the people in their classes.
Social media does more than provide connections and communications with one another. These websites often enhance your online college experience by providing you with storage options. Social media websites that allow for picture hosting and file sharing make life easier for the average college student; by saving your files online, you can access them from any computer that can connect to the Internet. This helps individuals who piece their online degree classes together through different computers and locations.
There are plenty of different people who are afraid of social media. They have yet to embrace the various benefits that can be had by a close connection with different forms of social media. These people fail to recognize the educational connections that can improve understanding and education. If you are going through online schooling, you should work to understand how social media can enhance your social experience. The changes that you make and the social media exercises that you become a part of can be a big part of your overall educational success.
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Unilever-Lifebuoy Mission: The Intersection of Business and Social Mission
I recently interviewed Myriam Sidibe (pictured), global social mission director for Unilever-Lifebuoy. In commemoration of National Handwashing week (December 2 – 8), we talked about Myriam's work at Unilever-Lifebuoy and the organization's mission to change the hygiene behavior of 1 billion consumers across Asia, Africa, and Latin America.
Handwashing with soap helps to reduce respiratory infections and diarrheal disease, which are the two biggest causes of child mortality. Through running handwashing activities, advocacy work, and partnerships with governments, multilateral, and academic organizations, Unilever-Lifebuoy is spreading the simple practice of handwashing with soap – an effective and low cost way to prevent diseases.
The Unilever-Lifebuoy handwashing initiative is an example of how organizations are aligning their business model with their social mission and engaging in partnerships in order to build capacity around their programs.
BCLC: You've set a goal with Lifebuoy to change the handwashing habits of 1 billion people by 2015. Why did you identify this goal, and what has your journey entailed in order to make progress toward it?
Myriam Sidibe: At Unilever, we strongly believe business can be a positive force for good in the world. Every day, we reach over 2 billion people with our products – more than any government or NGO – which gives us the scale to help bring about real change. Such an approach is in the interests of all our stakeholders – our investors, our consumers, our employees and the communities where we operate.
Lifebuoy's decision to focus on achieving this target of 1 billion people is very much in keeping with its 19th century heritage, when it was created to improve hygiene and tackle cholera outbreaks. We strongly believe that if we can change the behavior of 1 billion people then we will make a real difference to public health and make a difference to our bottom line. More than 1.5 billion people use less than 5 bars of soap per year, by getting to use soap more regularly, not only do we sell more soap but also improve their public health.
We believe that if we can change the behavior of 1 billion people, we will make a real difference to public health and our bottom line.
As a brand, we're already present in eight out of the 10 countries with the highest rates of infant mortality from diarrhea (soon to be nine), so we had a good base from which to start. Over the past five years, we've learned from and built on experience – we've developed a behavior change model and conducted clinical trials, so we know it works.
In 2009, we commissioned one of the largest independent studies ever done, assessing the effect of soap use on diseases such as diarrhea and acute respiratory infections. The results were good – we showed that the Lifebuoy Way of washing hands at five key times in the day can reduce diarrheal rates by up to 25% and acute respiratory infections by 15%, with a resulting 40% increase in school attendance.
As of 2012 there are now 15 countries implementing programs around the world. We work closely with NGOs and governments to get the handwashing with soap message across in schools, with new mothers, and in hard-to-reach rural areas.
But we're not resting on our laurels – to reach our target there's a lot more to be done. We plan to scale up the rural footprint of Lifebuoy's hygiene behavior change programs, developing bigger, cost-effective partnerships, adapting the model for new Lifebuoy geographies, building evidence of successful deployment and elevating advocacy of handwashing with soap. The best is definitely yet to come.
The best is definitely yet to come.
BCLC: Does Unilever-Lifebouy either have existing business-to-business partnerships, or see the need for these partnerships, and for what purpose?
Myriam Sidibe: In 2008 we co-founded the global Public Private Partnership for Handwashing (PPPHW), which invited NGOs and private organizations alike to come together to work towards a common purpose – handwashing with soap. Through PPPHW, we co-founded Global Handwashing Day, a hugely successful day that aims to raise awareness around the world of the importance of handwashing with soap. This year over 100 countries celebrated Global Handwashing Day (within Unilever 43 of our country operations joined celebrations).
We work very closely, developing expertise, with governments, NGOs and academic institutions around the world, including the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, UNICEF, PSI, the Millennium Villages Project to name just a few. Although we don't currently hold any business-to-business partnerships, we see the value in developing any partnerships that will help bring scale and resource to reach even more people with a lifesaving behavior change message. The public sector has an incredibly important role to play in helping to solve many of the world's greatest challenges – whether that's in partnership with other private or public sector organisations.
BCLC: You've personally worked in or with every sector – NGOs, governments, businesses, and multilateral agencies. Why have you decided that the private sector, with Unilever as your employer, is the best place for you currently to advance your life's work?
Unilever is an amazing company with great ethics and has really embedded sustainability at the heart of the business. I have always known that I wanted to have an impact on public health at scale and I struggled for a long time to find a place that could allow me to get scale yet be sustainable. Unilever has given me a great platform and also has recognized how to use the diversity that I bring both professionally and personally. As an engineer, with a doctorate degree in public health to now being a public health marketer, I feel that I am being well utilized and also am surrounded by great talent which continues to be an amazing way to constantly renew myself.
I have always known that I wanted to have an impact on public health at scale. Unilever has given me a great platform.
More information about Unilever-Lifebuoy and Myriam's work. http://www.myriamsidibe.com and http://www.lifebuoy.com


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For years I've been frustrated by caulk and glue tubes that get thrown out half used because the end gets hard and there is no easy way to dig out the hardened caulk in the tip without destroying the tip or cutting a large hole that no longer will run a nice bead. So the other day I had a revelation. And I have now used my new technique 4 times - once for silicone caulk, once for painters caulk and twice for pl200. Get a drill and long drill bit and put it in the end of the tube and drill through the hardened end. The drill bit extracts the hard caulk, glue, etc, just the way it pulls out saw dust when you drill into wood. And Voila, no more wasted half used tubes of caulk. It's also a huge time saver, let me tell you. That's my tip for the day.

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Talking about Papua, always identic with beautiful beaches and natural. However, the Papua is more than just beautiful beaches. Wamena, offers something different from most eastern islands of Indonesia. At first, I thought that Baliem Valley is a special tourist destination, but in fact this entire place in Wamena is Baliem Valley itself. The position where…


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David Foster Wallace's 'This is Water' Speech in Short Film
The Glossary has created a short film incorporating an abridged version of David Foster Wallace's "This is Water" commencement speech.
We've embedded the project above–what do you think? Follow this link to listen to the address in its entirety.
Wallace originally delivered this speech in 2005 during Kenyon College's graduation ceremony. Little, Brown and Company reprinted it in a 2009 book entitled This Is Water: Some Thoughts, Delivered on a Significant Occasion, about Living a Compassionate Life.


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This isn't a great addition; I've always known how to make it, but for me it required the use of a hand blender to be able to make consistently due to my total impatience of using a masher doing it manually. The blender does it in 10 seconds. Anyway, I finally found said blender at the shops by complete accident and I am a happy little vegemite. Except I don't like vegemite, so I'm something else.
avatar_1 has written 7 entries about this goal
I can make Potato Bake.
This is not to be confused with my earlier entry about Potatoes, which I actually can't even remember what the recipe was anymore. But I remember who to ask.
I don't know how I missed this, but I've been able to make caesar salads for the past 6 or 7 months, thanks to my last trip to Brisbane and my mother for showing me the simple little tidbits I needed to know.
Sort of learnt potatoes/sweet potatoes, which will go good with Vince's recipe of those two plus pumpkin plus onion, if I can get that all together without blinding myself in the process. But I shouldn't rush ahead – I haven't actually done it yet.
Note: Must add vegan recipes to my repertoire. I've gotten advice that there's a new world of food out there that's worth trying.
Yeah, okay, the scrambled eggs was pretty easy. Basically the egg pancake cooked a bit lighter and turned over on itself. Yummo, by the way.
I can also make nachos, but I don't know that that counts for a great deal. But it counts!
I can make steak, with sour cream and herb & gerlic salt. Unbelievable stuff, even looks presentable.
I can make an egg pancake, which goes great with onion salt and egg mayo. Originally this was meant to be scrambled eggs, which I still haven't worked out yet.
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A moving film with brilliant performances from both Heath Ledger and Abbie Cornish. The horror of heroin dependance stayed with me long after the film ended. Sad, yet beautiful.


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Evernote for Mac update preview
At some point during this week, we expect to see a beta of Evernote for Mac 5.0, which promises to be a completely rewritten app with a much improved user interface. As reported on the Evernote TechBlog, the Evernote team has spent about a year working on adding over a hundred new features to speed up the app for current users and make it easier for new users.
Some of the big changes include the use of "cards" to display notes, similar to the iOS App Store search function's display. The UI is more "Finder-like" than ever before, with user-added shortcuts and a list of most recently used notebooks. There's a new TypeAhead search feature that searches across all notes, then categorizes results by notebooks, notes, tags and recent searches. It will also suggest searches based on phrases that are used frequently.
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In a previous post, I presented a list of 30 summer style principles upon which to build a men's "summer style system" designed to help you understand and select options for dressing well.
The next few posts will detail that system. It is based on a graded scale from low to high casual and summer formal.
We'll start with "Summer Low Casual."
- Shirt: T-shirt untucked
- Shorts:
– Elastic waisted or drawstring sport shorts
– Cargo shorts
- Shoes:
– Flip flops
– Sandals
– Basketball shoes
– Running shoes
- Belt: No belt
Recommendation: If you want to have any kind of style, avoid this look like the plague.
- Shirt:
– Better quality collarless shirt, tucked
– Camp or Hawaiian style shirt, untucked
- Shorts: Better quality shorts (without cargo pockets)
- Shoes:
– Espadrilles without socks
– Boat shoes without socks
– Sport casual running shoes with low cut socks or no socks
- Belt: Matching with color of shorts or shoes
Recommendation: This is a step up in style but still far too casual unless you're at the beach.
- Shirt:
– Short sleeve polo shirt, tucked
– Short sleeve linen, tucked or untucked
– Short sleeve cotton shirt, tucked
– Short sleeve silk shirt, tucked or untucked
- Shorts: Better quality shorts (without cargo pockets)
- Shoes:
– Boat shoes without socks
– Drivers without socks
– Loafers without socks
- Belt: Matching with shoes
Recommendation: If you're looking for a low casual uniform, this is it. Looks great any place where shorts are acceptable.
- Jacket
– Blazer or sport coat
- Shirt:
– Long sleeve cotton shirt
– Long sleeve linen shirt
Shorts: Better quality shorts (without cargo pockets)
- Shoes:
– Loafers without socks
- Tie: optional, but if worn, go with a Repp
- Belt: Matching with shoes
- Accessories: Pocket square
Recommendation: This is a decidedly preppy look that you don't see very much in the "real world." You might spot it at a summer fraternity social, in the Hamptons, or in an upscale shopping mall. You also don't see many adult men wearing this except maybe in Bermuda. But wearing a blazer with shorts and loafers is about as formal as you can make shorts be. Nonetheless, wear sparingly, if at all. The look will come off as affected, especially on an older man. Go for a HIGH CASUAL 1.0 or 2.0 instead. You'll not only look better, you'll look more adult.
Next up is the SUMMER MEDIUM CASUAL part of the system.
Let me know if you have any questions or suggestions about the men's summer style system.
By Joe Scherrer | Tailored and Styled Writer
Article publié pour la première fois le 29/05/2013


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John, you might consider the following for your last 2 days in GNP: Leave your car at the Swiftcurrent Lodge parking lot and take the Park shuttle (with your 2-day packs) to Rising Sun to spend the...
Weight reduction
The amount of weight reduction depends upon how much water is in the item to begin with. For example, when I recently did a batch of Ortega canned diced green chilis, I think I got about 6:1 reduct...
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Jerry, a good way to lengthen the shelf life is to vacuum-seal the goodies individually. Then they will have a very long storage life in the refrigerator (for me, at least). I like to portion out a...
My initial Exped UL 7 Mw impression
OK, so I bought one yesterday. REI had 4 of the Mw UL7 pads in stock. I weighed each one, which ranged from 636 gm down to 627 gm (guess which one I chose). After blowing it up with my trusty Schno...
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Bob, I definitely understand the difference between a black and a griz; I've been around both, plenty. Blacks are spooky, griz aren't. I'm thinking that the flashing strobe on my Fenix ...
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Thanks for your helpful responses. I guess I'll just need to find out for myself at REI today.
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Delete--he already answered my question.
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How long does the piece (or pieces) need to be, Bob? I might be able to hack some excess 1.0 mm thick/.25" wide strapping from one of my packs. Maybe a couple of 6" pieces?
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Mountain House's Pro Pack meal bags fit perfectly in the PCS cup. After adding the boiling water to the bag, stirring it up, and resealing it, you can empty the remaining water from the PCS, drop ...
Hilleberg Akto
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Salomon Tech Amhibian
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Representatives of large trucking companies and small independent operators are shifting into high gear in the battle over truck size and weight limits on Capitol Hill.
The American Trucking Associations threw its support behind the "Safe and Efficient Transportation Act of 2009," which increases the weight limits for trucks traveling the Interstate Highway system from 80,000 lbs. to 97,000 lbs. ATA claims heavier trucks, which would add a sixth axle to compensate for the added weight, are more efficient and would result in fewer trips and therefore reduce accidents, congestion, and fuel use.
The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association, which represents independent contractor drivers, claims bigger trucks would tear up roads and are not as safe.
"OOIDA members know from firsthand experience that further increases in size and weights of commercial motor vehicles can endanger highway users and hasten the deterioration of our nation's roads and bridges," said OOIDA Executive Vice President Todd Spencer.
Spencer encouraged support of "The Safe Highways and Infrastructure Preservation Act" introduced in mid-March by Rep. Jim McGovern, D-Mass. The bill would freeze current size and weight limits of trucks and trailers.


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Kuru Aravinthan
Kuru Aravinthan is a Tamil author. He was born and studied in Sri Lanka and later moved to Canada. He is a regular contributor to Indian and Canadian Tamil language magazines, including Kungumam, Uthayan, Thai Veedu and Thural . He has also written screenplays the films Sugam Sugame, Veli and Siva ranjani and a thriller novella titled Neer Mulki..Neeril Mulki.  ( Wikipedia article )
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