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Posted on March 14th 2014
Google Hummingbird, a new search algorithm used by Google, was formally introduced last September even though Google starting using Hummingbird in August. The primary stated reason for this update is for Google to provide more relevant search results.
Google Hummingbird Should End Interruptions to Searching and Reading
Because Hummingbird rewards relevant content (and links), it will enhance both the searching and reading experience. Past techniques such as keyword density checkers and link builders were frustrating to searchers, readers, and web content writers. Keyword density checkers forced writers to make content that often times felt forced and awkward. Link builders produced ads that interrupted our reading by blocking content or producing audio to ensure we noticed them. Now, with Hummingbird, not only will SEO reward more relevant content, it will also make SEO more natural and less forced.
What Do You Mean Google Hummingbird Rewards Relevant Content?
Long ago, Google punished keyword stuffing and encouraged more content per page. Although this probably won't change, Hummingbird will demand keywords to be better integrated into the content. Users aren't necessarily looking for all the keywords they type in but they are looking for relevant content based on some of their keywords. For example, a user is looking for a forensic accountant but is unfamiliar with the term "forensic." The user searches for "accountant who looks into crime" but the search results will find articles on forensic accounting. Add "Denver" to the search, and there will not only be listings for Denver-area forensic accountants, there will be listings for local college programs in the discipline as well. Another user might want a CPA in their neighborhood. This user searches for "Sloan's Lake CPA" or "Sloan's Lake Accountant." Right now, the user will get a listing of all accountants because only Dex, Citysearch, and Yellowbook are this specific. With Hummingbird, if one of those accountants is mentioned as either a Sloan's Lake accountant or CPA in a website, blog, or news article, this accountant's information will appear in the search results.
Hopefully, Hummingbird Will Need Fewer Updates
Previously, Google frequently had to update its search algorithm to block or dissuade tricksters. Just in 2013, Google had Panda, Payday, Penguin, Caffeine, and Phantom algorithms before Hummingbird. While Penguin's anti-spam efforts will continue and Caffeine will continue to reward content updates, Hummingbird will be the new normal, for now. All in all, Hummingbird has not completely killed SEO as we know it. In fact, some argue it's easier than ever; just ensure your web content is relevant so searchers can easily find you.
We need to understand that SEO is a dynamic concept.The names of these updates are just for the most important or relevant ones that have caused changes on the tactics of the SEO.
regarding word density is been gone for a long time. google algorithm becomes smarter with time and as Matt Cutts said the gap between black hat tactics and google knowhow is getting smaller.
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beno - Unregistered June 17, 2012 5:20 PM Don't worry mate everyone could see you sliding and having problems, while lorenzo was smooth with all that traction control. Guess thats the way dorna wants to go, even more rider aid and no more sliding. 22 agree 24 disagree
ty - Unregistered June 17, 2012 5:41 PM @beno. though it is an well known fact that stoner rides with lesser electronics(as revealed by his teammates and recently by nakamoto), telling lorenzo won only because of tc is a bit stupid. let's just say yamaha+new bridgestones+lorenzo is an awesome combo now. 20 agree 4 disagree
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juk - Unregistered June 17, 2012 6:36 PM Stoner was too cautious to get past spies. I know they r friends and all but he backed off quite a bit when attempting to pass. 1 agree 6 disagree
zorroc - Unregistered June 17, 2012 6:52 PM For the last six years the Yamaha has without a doubt been the best bike on the MotoGp grid. Were it not for Casey Stoner wringing the necks of two lesser bikes Yamaha would have won every championship for the last six years (seven if Rossi had not thrown it away in Valencia in 2006) 15 agree 10 disagree
dacron June 17, 2012 8:20 PM @juk.thats because spies and his yamaha had a better pace.sadly spies can't maintain it race distance. Reply Report abuse 1 agree 3 disagree
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And the Bolton story comes on the first day of August, the one month of the year when Washington tries not to make news. Congress has left for five weeks. Tomorrow, President Bush leaves for his ranch in Texas; he does not plan to return until after Labor Day. But before leaving town, Congress and the president were doing all they could to clear their desks, and joining us to talk about this now is NPR senior Washington editor Ron Elving.
And, Ron, let's continue on with this Bolton nomination. What sort of signal is the White House sending to the United Nations?
RON ELVING (NPR Senior Washington Editor): Madeleine, the signal is `We're going to take a much tougher line with that organization. It's a new sheriff-in-town time.' This is a man who's not only going to push reform and push it in a tough fashion, but he's going to push a United States-defined notion of how the United Nations should remake itself.
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ELVING: The White House is saying to the Senate that it is not deterred by the lack of consensus for this nominee. If they can't get a consensus for him, they still believe they could have gotten a rough majority for him if it had come to an up-or-down vote, so they're going to go ahead. They don't care if he got a positive recommendation from the committee--which he didn't--and they're just insistent on having the man they think is right for the job.
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ELVING: Yes, officially, although when a president takes a vacation, he's still largely on the job. He's going to be entertaining world leaders there in Crawford, and he'll be traveling a good part of the time. He's going to, in the words of his spokesman, `take his tie and coat off and mingle with the American people.' And when he does that, he'll be talking to them about the war on terror and also about Social Security.
BRAND: Ah, Social Security. We haven't heard a lot about that recently. Is that a dead issue?
ELVING: I don't think it's quite dead. The Congress wants to go back to it, House and Senate, in the fall. They have some ideas; they're going to take the issue up. The Republican leadership needs to build a little consensus before they do this. I'm not certain they're going to be able to pass any legislation this year, though, and the polls are still running heavily against the president's ideas for partial privatization of the system.
BRAND: But Congress did do a lot in July, especially last week.
ELVING: They did a great deal. They did a remarkable amount by recent standards. They got an energy bill they've been working on for years. They got a highway bill that was two years past deadline. They almost finished renewing the Patriot Act, and they gave the president a very strong extension of that legislation from the fall of 2001. They passed liability protection for gunmakers and gun sellers, and they also approved the Central American Free Trade Agreement. So there was lots for the president to be happy about in that last week.
BRAND: And something for him not to be so happy about; the Senate majority leader, Bill Frist, breaking with the president on stem cell research. How did that happen?
ELVING: A curious story, Madeleine, and one that seemed to upstage the president at the end of that week of positive developments for him. Bill Frist, the Senate majority leader, chose the last day before research--recess, rather, to announce that he differed from the president on embryonic stem cell research. Now this is a doctor; this is a man who's personally a physician. And he has had a position in the past in favor of this kind of research, but he had set it aside in deference to the president when the president decided to oppose all federal funding for any embryonic stem cell research.
Now we're waiting to see if this means that Senator Frist will clear the decks so that the expansion of federal funding bill can actually pass in the Senate. If he does, that'll be quite a breakthrough for him.
BRAND: NPR senior Washington editor Ron Elving. His political column, Watching Washington, runs every Monday on our Web site, npr.org.
Thanks, Ron.
ELVING: Thank you, Madeleine.
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Centrolene mariaelenae is known from seven localities along the slopes of Cordillera Oriental, provinces of Napo, Orellana, Morona-Santiago and Zamora-Chinchipe, Ecuador (Cisneros-Heredia and McDiarmid, 2006, 2007; Cisneros-Heredia and Guayasamin, 2006). The species can be found between 1400 and 1820 masl (Cisneros-Heredia and McDiarmid, 2007).
Habitat and Ecology
All individuals with natural history information were active at night, on leaves up to 5 m above water of small streams in primary or old secondary-growth Low Montane Evergreen Forest. Other centrolenid frogs in sympatry with this species are Cochranella cochranae and an undescribed species of Centrolene (Cisneros-Heredia and McDiarmid, 2006). The species may use temporary (seasonal) sources of running water during the reproductive period. During the non-reproductive period the species appears to inhabit the forest canopy (D.F. Cisneros-Heredia, pers. comm. 2008).
The species is rare at all known localities, where usually just one or two specimens have been collected despite significant collection efforts (D.F. Cisneros-Heredia, pers. comm. 2008).
Population Trend
Major Threats
Habitat destruction (deforestation) and water pollution (D.F. Cisneros-Heredia, pers. comm. 2008). Predictions suggest that, in Ecuador, almost half of the habitats suitable for this species have been deforested (Cisneros-Heredia, 2008).
Conservation Actions
This species is found within Podocarpus National Park and Cayambe-Coca Ecological Reserve (Cisneros-Heredia and McDiarmid, 2006).
Taxonomic Notes
Centrolene mariaelenae is diagnosed from other similar species by a combination of morphological features and colour patterns (Cisneros-Heredia and McDiarmid, 2006).
Diego F. Cisneros-Heredia 2010. Chimerella mariaelenae. In: IUCN 2014


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Phoenix Loft is a first floor barn conversion cottage near to Holmesfield on the edge of the Peak District National Park. The cottage sleeps two people in one double bedroom as well as a bathroom. Also in the cottage is an open plan living area with a fitted kitchen, a dining area and a sitting area. Outside the cottage is off road parking for one car and a courtyard with furniture. Located on a working livery and overlooking a golf course, Phoenix Loft is a superb cottage for a quiet break in beautiful surroundings.
Size | Sleeps up to 2, 1 bedrooms |
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Utilities | Washing machine |
Rooms | 1 bedroom, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms |
Furniture | Double beds (1) |
Other | High chair |
Outdoors | Private garden |
Access | Parking |
Further details | Gas central heating. Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, washing machine, TV, DVD, selection of books, games and DVDs. Fuel and power inc in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Cot and highchair available. Off road parking for 1 car. Courtyard with furniture. One well-behaved dog welcome. Sorry, no smoking. Shop and pub 2 miles. Note: This is a working farm yard, care must be taken at all times. |
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POWDERLY, Ky. (6/10/14) — The fairest of the fair was on stage during the Muhlenberg County Fair Monday night as the fair hosted its annual Miss Preteen, Miss Teen and Miss Muhlenberg County Beauty Pageant.
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Miss Preteen: Macy Fields
Miss Teen: Kassidy Alward
Miss Muhlenberg County: Lauren Taylor Rice
Royalty from last year's fair was as follows:
Miss Preteen: Thalia Ayalia
Miss Teen: Sarah Dearth
Miss Muhlenberg: Kendra Duran
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Lovely studio in romantic & beautiful setting!!
My husband and I went to Molokai for the 1st time and fell in love with both Molokai and this lovely studio. Molokai is totally unspoiled and this far western stretch of the island has dramatically beautiful beaches and scenery. The studio is situated in an attractively landscaped compound and looks over a grassy field that slopes gently down to the beach where in the winter big waves crash onto the shore. Wild turkeys and peacocks roam this park-like setting and all you can hear are the birds and the sea... very romantic. The condo is well-equipped with a good kitchen, attractive bathroom, cable TV and outdoor lanai. Having a washer/dryer and dishwasher to use as well as a large refrigerator is fantastic. On the grass lawn is a grill that we used to cook the fresh fish we bought in the Friendly Market in town. The controls on the grill are on the outside of the structure facing the studio. If the waves are too big to swim in right here, you can drive 4.5 miles to the Dixie Maru beach which is a well-protected cove with calm waters. To get there, continue right on Kalua Koi road outside the complex and at the T junction turn right on Pohakuloa Road to the end. There is a fresh-water shower at the end of the parking lot. No restaurants at this end of the island but in town we had good meals at Elsa's Kitchen and the Paddlers Inn. At mile 20 beach on the western end of the island is a beautiful beach with a large coral reef in front. Decent snorkeling but very shallow so you need to find out when high tide comes in to navigate it more easily. The little market at mile 16 has wonderful snacks, we particularly liked their mussel poke; it was real cheap so we bought tons of it. Saturday morning there is a fun market in town with good jewelry, t-shirts etc. Back at the studio... you can swim in their very quiet and lovely pool on the northern part of the complex. It wasn't heated when we were there but still swimmable. You can look down from the pool area and watch the surfers on the big waves; we really enjoyed that too. The complex has a general store with tons of useful and fun things in it. We just loved Molokai and will definitely stay in this studio again. We'd like to take a boat ride to do more snorkeling and check out the north part of the island next time. This place is a REAL GEM!!!
A great place to relax and unwind
This house was exactly what we were looking for. We sat on the porch (or should I say lanai?) for several stunning sunsets and long book reading sessions having nothing but the cool ocean breeze and the hypnotizing waves to divert our attention. The landscaping and gardening outside are lush and colorful. There were even papaya trees on site. We did not swim out front, but there are several close beaches. The Dixie Maru beach was great for swimming, and we body surfed on the 3mile beach that is less than a 5 minute drive from the house. In town, we signed up for a four hour snorkeling adventure at the Molokai Fish and Dive, and the owner was our captain. The coral and sea life was stunning. Seeing sea turtles as we swam was a highlight. The best restaurant we found in town was the pizza place, but there was also a pretty good place near the coffee plantation. From there, drive the 5 miles north to the lookout and phalic rock. The lookout down to the north side was breathtaking and just a short walk from the parking area on a sidewalk. The rock was a little tougher hike, but relatively easy. We took a day trip to the east side of the island to see the twin waterfalls. The last part of this road is one lane and very windy, so be patient.
Cathi, our local contact pre-stocked our kitchen, and it is a good thing she did because the city is pretty much closed down on Sunday. We bought a fresh caught 5 pound Ahi tuna from a local on the main drag, and it was so good! Makes my mouth water just writing about it... There is also a local beef co-op that sells grass fed beef. This would also be a must if you stay in my opinion. The taste is very distinct and yummy.
Back to the house. It has 3 bedrooms + 3 baths, sits on 5 acres and we saw just a few people the whole stay. There are wild turkeys, quails and other birds hanging out and adding to the beauty. A previous guest said that when they visited in March they could see whales migrating by from the lanai, and we think that we need to make a return trip to see that. We also came for a wedding, and this place was the best by far when compared to the others we saw on the island.
If you are looking for a touristy vacation with fancy restaurants and crowds, this is definitely not for you. Instead, if you want to unplug from the hustle and bustle and seemingly travel back to a time where things just seem less complicated, I can't recommend this house enough.
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Wow, where do we even begin? A 113-111 overtime game between two respectable teams usually provides plenty of entertainment, but this particular game was on whole other level.
First consider the Chicago Bulls were without two starters in Jimmy Butler (illness) and Mike Dunleavy (ankle).
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Things are broken right now for the Chicago Bulls. After tonight's embarrassing 108-94 loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers, the Bulls have now lost six of their last eight games overall. Injuries, slumps, bad defense – all valid reasons as to why the Bulls are playing such bad basketball. There's no...
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Tonight's 107-99 victory for the Atlanta Hawks was a statement win. In many ways, it's what Atlanta has done leading up to tonight's contest against the Chicago Bulls that makes it such. For example, the Hawks just completed a four-games-in-five-nights stretch, all of which were on the road, and won...
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"Great location at the base of Deer Valley. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The room was cleaned/tidied up twice a day. The only negatives were the small room size and the somewhat outdated bathroom. Overall, it is a really good value relative to other hotels in the area and we would stay..."
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"Good clean room, nice couch, comfy bed. Kitchenette was really nice addition. The fan in the bathroom didn't work and the top cover (quilt/comforter) on the bed probably needs to be washed. Otherwise clean and comfortable."
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Homestead Resort
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Zermatt Resort
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"The staff were awesome, from valet, steak house servers and chef. Was a very enjoyable experience for my family."
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"we stayed from Sunday to Saturday in room 216B . Great room nicely appointed with granite countertops and new appliances . The bed was comfortable and had a nice down comforter . The over under washer dryer combo was agreat thing to have at the end of the day to dry wet ski clothes. Daily room se..."
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