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June 30, Week in Sports
:: DERRICK ROSE, NO. 1 PICK IN NBA DRAFT (Pro. Basketball)
:: SPAIN WINS EURO 2008 (Int'l Soccer)
:: WILLIAMS SISTERS ADVANCE AT WIMBLEDON (Tennis)
The Chicago Bulls selected Derrick Rose with the no. 1 pick in the NBA Draft on Thursday night. With the pick, the Bulls put to an end the weeks of speculation about whether they would take Rose or Michael Beasley with the first overall draft pick.
Rose, a native Chicagoan, will return to his home town to play for the team he grew up watching. Home probably feels a bit different for Rose, who returned to Chicago on Friday $10 million richer, throwing out the first pitch at the Cubs-Sox game.
As expected Michael Beasley went to the Miami Heat with the second pick of the draft. There were also a number of draft day trades. The most notable trade involved the Minnesota Timberwolves and the Memphis Grizzlies, who engineered a trade to swap draft picks O.J. Mayo and Kevin Love, respectively.
Quote of the Week: "It feels great to go in and compete. I'm just blessed to be in that position right now, because a lot of people aren't. And just knowing that we are a few pieces away from really contending as a team, it just makes me happy." — Derrick Rose
Further Reading: "Chicago Bulls pick Derrick Rose with first pick in NBA draft" — K.C. Johnson, Chicago Tribune
Spain defeated Germany 1-0 in the Euro 2008 Finals, a soccer tournament between European countries played once every four years.
While Spain attracts some of the top soccer talent in the world for the Spanish league, their national team also has a reputation for collapsing on the international stage. Before Sunday's win, Spain had not won a major international tournament in 44 years. Spain's one goal came from Fernando Torres, who normally plays in the English Premier League for Liverpool. Torres' goal came in the middle of the first half, and that was all the Spanish team needed to outlast the powerful German squad.
Quote of the Week: "Torres was taken off in the 78th minute, with his job already done in waking the sleeping giants of European football."
Further Reading: "Party On, Spain!" — ESPN
Sisters Venus and Serena Williams both advanced to the second round of competition at Wimbledon. Wimbledon, the third of the four Grand Slam events, is one of the most important tournaments of the year.
The Williams sisters' success this year has brought a great deal of attention, in part because they are two of the biggest names in tennis, but also because Americans have struggled greatly at the tournament thus far. All of the American men in singles, including Andy Roddick, have been knocked out of the competition. Other big name players who were upset early in the tournament include Novak Djokovic, Ana Ivanovic, and Maria Sharapova. The Williams sisters are both favored in their upcoming matches.
While many of the world's top players have already been knocked out, rivals Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal remain in the competition. Nadal recently defeated Federer at the French Open, but Wimbledon is a grass court, and defending champion Federer is the world's best player on grass.
Quote of the Week: "The epidemic of upset fever at Wimbledon this year has yet to prove contagious to the Williams sisters." — Christopher Clarey, New York Times
Further Reading: "Williams Sisters Find the Grass Is Greener" — Christopher Clarey, New York Times
:: TENNIS – Wimbledon, one of the biggest tournaments in professional tennis, is currently underway. It goes through July 6th.
MLB (Pro. Baseball): Baseball season is in full swing, but it is a long season, and teams tend to measure their success month by month. The All-Star break takes place the second week of July. By then, teams' records will be a good indicator of how well they are performing this season. [Official MLB Website]
MEN'S GOLF: While there are professional tournaments throughout the year, the most important tournaments are the four Major Championships: The Masters, U.S. Open, The Open (The British Open), and the PGA Championship. Now that the U.S. Open is over, the next event is the Open (also known as the British Open), which is played in July. [Official PGA Website]
NOTABLE PLAYERS: Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S TENNIS: While there are professional tournaments throughout the year, the most important tournaments of the year are the four Grand Slam tournaments: the Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon, and US Open. Wimbledon is currently underway, running through July 6th. [USTA Website]
NOTABLE PLAYERS: Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Maria Sharapova, Ana Ivanovic
NCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL (College): Now that the tournament is over, college basketball news will focus on which players leave their schools for the NBA, and which college teams land the premier high-school players for next season. [CBS Sports]
NFL (Pro. Football): The pre-season begins in August, and the regular season begins in September. [Official NFL Website]
NCAA FOOTBALL (College): Practice sessions for college football begin in summer, and the regular season begins in August. [NCAA Football, ESPN]
NHL (Pro. Hockey): The Detroit Red Wings defeated the Pittsburgh Penguins in the Stanley Cup Finals, completing the 2007-08 season. [Official NHL Website]
NBA (Pro. Basketball): The Celtics defeated the Lakers to win the NBA Finals, ending the 2008 season. [Official NBA Website]
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A Special Olympics Singapore athlete (right) concentrates on her shot at bocce.
'Let me win, but if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt'- it is the slogan that the team kept on mentioning even two days after we arrived back from our activity session with Special Olympics Singapore athletes. Special Olympics Singapore is a voluntary organization that provides sports training to children with intellectual disabilities. we (Procter & Gamble Asia Consumer Marketing Knowledge team) spent two hours with the children and volunteers there, and it was such a precious experience to each of us!
Though I'm from China, a country famous for the Olympics, I had little idea about Special Olympics. Thus when I saw the agenda about this event, I thought it was just a special arrangement by our lovely P&G HR manager – Danelle, and it would be an internal sports competition – hence why it is called Special Olympics. I even practiced badminton during the weekend, as my eight year old daughter Jiajia told me "Mom, you must WIN, as you represent China." To be honest, it was not a positive motivation for me as I'm not good at sport. But I did not expect this trip to totally reframe what 'WIN' meant to me.
A bonding experience: Special Olympics Singapore athletes together with Procter & Gamble members.
The touching experience started at 5:30pm. Accompanied by our charming External Relations manager Victoria, the whole team arrived at Tanglin school. We first met Dr. Teo-Koh Sock Miang, President of Special Olympics Singapore who gave us a very inspiring introduction about Special Olympics – a non-profit organization to provide sports training and competition for persons with intellectual disabilities, giving them opportunities to develop physical fitness, self-esteem and confidence. When Dr Teo showed us pictures about how devoted the children are in the sports training, how inclusive and proactive the volunteers are to support them, some workmates already started to have tears in their eyes.
After Dr Teo's introduction, we immediately got a chance to play with the children in Tanglin school, including badminton, soccer and bocce. During the games, we were impressed by the politeness, innocence and positive energy of all the athletes. All the children gave us the brightest smiles, and immersed themselves quickly in the games. It was one of the simplest afternoons in my life, smiling and enjoying the games. I started to realize more about the meaning behind 'let me be brave in the attempt', yes life is about attitude, if you take control of what you attempt to be, you will be happy.
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What is the difference between sky lake, sky lake wp, and skylake mid wp?Asked on 10/18/2014 by Patti from San Fancisco Bay Area1 answer
The Sky Lake is a light hiking shoe designed carefully to fit a Woman's foot. The Sky Lake WP is a waterproof version of the shoe and the Sky Lake Mid WP is a waterproof hiking boot made in the same style. The Sky Lake Mid WP will offer more ankle support when hiking.Answered on 11/2/2014 by Teva Product Specialist
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Does the Sky Lake WP lace up the traditional way, or is it a step-in/pull on type of shoe? Thank you.Asked on 11/26/2013 by Terri from New Jersey1 answer
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I know someone asked this before, but I wanted to ask a question that's comparative to a previous Teva waterproof Sky Lake shoe. The Sky Lake eVent shoe (the older waterproof version) has been reviewed on another website to run a half size too small, and since this waterproof shoe is a newer version of the Sky Lake shoe, I'm nervous about ordering my true size without seeing customer reviews. I don't have the time to order another shoe before my trip if it's incorrect, especially since I will probably pay for an expedited shipping. Do you recommend I order my size or a half size up?Asked on 4/6/2013 by Dana from Alexandria, VA1 answer
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PHILADELPHIA -- Placido Polanco maneuvered his way through the horde of reporters and hopped up on the red counter in the center of the Phillies' clubhouse at Citizens Bank Park.
He apologized for his tardiness.
"I had to comb hair," he joked.
Polanco, who sports a clean-shaven head, and the Phillies have had few reasons to smile and laugh lately, but they found them following Monday's 6-4 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Sure, the Phillies blew a three-run lead in the eighth inning -- just their second blown save of the season -- but a beleaguered offense led by two of its struggling stars scored two runs in the bottom of the inning to break the tie and send the Phillies on an important six-game road trip with some good vibes.
The Phillies finished April at 11-12.
"Other than last year, we're probably just where we always are," Jimmy Rollins said.
There is some truth to that. The Phillies, other than last season's 18-8 start, have never been particularly fast starters. Their mark this April is not terribly far behind previous Aprils, considering the offense has been one of the worst in baseball. In fact, the Phillies finished no better than two games over .500 in April in 2008, '09 or '10.
So Rollins thinks the Phillies will be fine then?
"No, we don't have a chance," Rollins said, flashing a smile.
Antonio Bastardo and Chad Qualls allowed three runs in the eighth inning to surrender a 4-1 lead. The big blow was the two-run home run Qualls, who had a 1.17 ERA after his first eight appearances, allowed to Bryan LaHair.
But Juan Pierre was hit by a pitch with one out in the bottom of the inning, and Rollins worked a lengthy at-bat against Rafael Dolis that ended with a single to right field, putting runners at the corners with two outs. Dolis threw to first base six times and made one pitchout attempt to try to keep Pierre at first. Rollins also called time out a couple of times to keep his head in the game.
"As a hitter, you have to keep your concentration and focus on what you need to do to possibly get a hit," Rollins said. "That's why I called timeout. I saw him throw over there three or four times in a row. Then, you start trying to see if the runner is going to run and the most important thing for you as a hitter is hit the ball. ... I don't know how I was able to, but I called timeout, got myself back together and worked it out."
Polanco then ripped a double to left field to score both runners and give the Phillies a two-run lead. It was his first multi-RBI game since June 10, when he had four RBIs against the Cubs.
"I'd say the last four or five games, I've been feeling really good," Polanco said.
The biggest reasons for the Phillies' offensive struggles have not been the absences of Ryan Howard and Chase Utley, but because the team's four healthy former All-Stars -- Rollins, Polanco, Shane Victorino and Hunter Pence -- have struggled.
But there is some evidence of life in some of their bats.
Rollins is hitting .364 (4-for-11) with one double, two RBIs, two walks and two runs since Charlie Manuel returned him to the leadoff spot Saturday. Polanco is hitting .438 (7-for-16) with two doubles, three RBIs and two walks in his last four games.
A team can have a late-inning rally with players hitting like that.
"Being in the one or two spot is a place we're familiar with," Rollins said of himself and Polanco. "We know who we are in those roles. Not that hitting somewhere else in the lineup changes the type of hitter you are, but mentally you start trying to find ways to adjust. What am I supposed to do in this position?"
The Phillies had cruised before the eighth. Phillies right-hander Vance Worley allowed five hits and one run, with two walks and five strikeouts in seven innings. He is 2-1 with a 1.97 ERA after five starts, and 13-4 with a 2.81 ERA in 26 starts since last season.
Worley has allowed just two earned runs in his last 22 innings, after surrendering a run in the seventh.
The Phillies begin their six-game road trip through Atlanta and Washington on Tuesday at Turner Field. It should be a good test. The Braves are a half-game behind the Nationals in the National League East.
"We're trying to play better baseball," Manuel said. "We're going to have to play better. Hopefully, this will carry over tonight and we'll play good in Atlanta."
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Phoronix: No X Server 1.6 Release In Sight
During the last X Developers' Summit that took place at the Edinburgh Zoo, Keith Packard called for X Server 1.6 to be released by the end of 2008. Once the release schedule was set though, the final ship date for X Server 1.6.0 was the 5th of January...
I, for one, still appreciate all the developers effort to modernize our graphics infrastructure.
Is anybody really surprised by this? Maybe they shouldn't even bother with time based releases.
This release which was going to be rigid "date or bust" release is delayed, with no real schedule available.
Seriously, I'm fine if they settled for features and then released, which would also mean distros wouldn't package pre-release xorg which (graphics) drivers don't support.
On the other hand, if they moved to feature releases we would never get a release this century...
It may be nice to see a feature matrix comparison, a LoC comparison, an active developer and weekly commit rate comparison, and so on between Xorg and Wayland.. Like, during that time where no commits were made to Xorg, how much happened in Wayland?
I am not disappointed as I don't expect anything from developers that work so hard to make people's lives better, I am just happy when there is a new release. But I still do not understand why so few companys pay developers to work on this maybe 2nd most important piece of a GNU/Linux desktop (with Linux being the most important).
Perhaps because GNU/Linux is used mostly on servers, which don't have GUI's and as such don't require X.ORG? 70% of Kernel development is done by developers working for companies, but that is also required for a server.
Just my $0.02
BTW, I really hope to see Xserver 1.6 in time for ubuntu jaunty, I want DRI 2 so I can use compiz without having to disable it every time I want to play a game. This would also make a WAY better / more stable impression on new users
Xserver 1.6 prerelease is already in Ubuntu Jaunty and the final release should be finished before Ubuntu 9.04. But I am not sure if the radeon/RadeonHD driver will support it until then. But if it's just the driver, one could easily backport/compile a newer version after the new Ubuntu release. Xserver 1.6's most awesome feature is its EXA performance though :P
I imagine both radeon and radeonhd are working with 1.6 today, although I haven't actually tried them yet. It takes about 9-1/2 years to download a distro image at home, so stuff like that had to wait until I got back to work
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Please help me get out of my car! I am in graduate school and just started an internship in Vancouver, WA. From a car, the exit is 4th Plain Blvd. off I-5, and the school I am working at is on a street called General Anderson (off 4th Plain). I am willing to do part bus but, if feasible, I would love to ride. I live in SE Portland, at 39th and Division. I realize this may be a significant distance, but riding is so good for my mental health. Any help anyone can give me is much appreciated. That I-5 bridge seems a little gnarly and intimidating. Inspiration, anyone? Many, many thanks! |
It's definitely do-able! I ride the opposite way every day. I live in Vancouver and work in Sellwood.
I usually follow Interstate ave. going north. Others take Williams/Vancouver. Here's my route. I hope it helps: Take the esplande up to the Rose Quarter. Follow Interstate ave north. Cut over to Denver at Alberta or N Willamette Blvd. Follow Denver until it crosses back to Interstate. Take a Left. Follow interstate down to Victory Blvd. Take a right. After the first light on Victory, take a left into Delta Park. Follow that road to the end, cross the street (an exit off of I-5), and take a left onto the sidewalk/path that leads up through Jantzen beach. The route through Jantzen beach is difficult to describe, just head for the bridge. The bike/ped path on the bridge sucks. You get used to it. You'll end up on Columbia Ave. in Vancouver. Go north to McLaughlin (almost a mile). Take a right. You don't want to bike on Fourth Plain. I'm not too familiar with the best roads after that. It looks like you might cross over to 18th after McLaughlin crosses Grand. You might also opt to take the #4 bus from downtown Vancouver. It goes down Fourth Plain. Also, take a look at the #105 (C-Tran). It runs between downtown Vancouver and downtown Portland. Good luck! |
Curiously, how long does this take you? I am a real slow-poke on my bike.
And hey... thank you so frigin' much for the advice! |
My ride is 15-16 miles and it ususally takes me 70-75 minutes. I think that puts me at around 12 mph. I'm not fast either.
Have fun and let us know how your ride goes. |
Several parts of this route are very confusing until you have done it once. Bring a map and allow LOTS of time your first ride.
http://www.cityofvancouver.us/upload...ined_Final.pdf On the map above, you want the green line that goes through Delta Park. As you leave Delta Park, the road ends, ride through a fence, cross a ramp intersection and then turn left on a bike path to head to the I-5 bridge (after several more confusing turns). Once in Vancouver, consider going N to Evergreen, to Fort Vancouver Way, N to McLoughlin, E to Grand, N to 18th, E to General Anderson. Bike lanes most of the way, some brand new. Also, the Hwy 14 land bridge is supposed to open by early or mid 2008. See the purple line on the map above that goes through Fort Vancouver and over 14. That will be a shortcut up to Fort Vancouver Way (via 5th). Picture of bridge below. http://www.confluenceproject.org/ima...ver%2F&pos=1.0 Last edited by Schrauf; 11-18-2007 at 10:48 AM. Reason: Anal Retentiveness |
I'm pretty slow, too. Probably slower than you'll be going, since I'm recovering from some tendinitis in one knee! I can still give myself one hour per ten miles and be just fine.
Having lived near where you're headed a few years ago, I'd suggest keeping Brandt Road in mind as well for getting from McLoughlin to 18th; Grand can be a busy four lane road with only one side street to deal with, while Brandt is a really wide, two lane, lower traffic road, but with parallel parked cars and lots of driveways. Headed back southbound and uphill to McLoughlin, I'd suggest Brandt since the driveways and parked cars seem to be less of an issue at hill climbing speed than four lanes of 40 mph traffic! And a note on C-Tran: As of today, the entire system has been shuffled and is starting over nearly from scratch without any transition period. And some of the routes have been combined into 40-mile round trips, so be aware that the schedules may loosely represent an abstract estimation of reality... |
Wumpus - Grand has been re-striped from four lanes to two lanes, with bike lanes added. A great choice by the City, and Grand is now a good connection between 18th, McLoughlin, and Evergreen. It is a steep-ass hill, but that just makes it more fun.
Vancouver is slowly getting much better for cycling! |
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Yes, it's the holidays. But no, I'm not talking about an edible house.
Google last week released new version of its Android mobile operating system called Gingerbread. The system, which is being used in a new Nexus S smartphone from handset maker Samsung Electronics Co., includes Near Field Communication, or NFC—a technology that enables phones (or other items, such as credit cards) to interact with objects— such as posters and payment terminals— from just a few feet away, via radio signals.
Google didn't stress the potential for NFC-based mobile payments in its Gingerbread announcement. Instead, it focused on consumers using NFC to interact with items like stickers, movie posters and t-shirts.
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Anyone familiar with NFC is also likely familiar with its over-hyped, under-utilized history in the U.S. electronic payment space. NFC is mildly popular in Japan and Europe as a way to make payments with a mobile device, but that activity never gained much ground with consumers in the States.
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Blue Jays, having won 12 of 14, take on first-place Red Sox at Fenway
Just when it seemed the Blue Jays' hot streak might have ended, they bounced back from two tough losses with a convincing 3-0 win over the Rays on Wednesday.
Not far removed from an 11-game winning streak, Toronto will try to carry its momentum to Fenway Park, where the Blue Jays and Red Sox will start a four-game series Thursday night.
"We had a nice streak, then we lost a couple in a tough place for us. [Wednesday] was big," Toronto manager John Gibbons said Wednesday. "We needed that."
While the Blue Jays have been playing better overall of late, the key to their recent success has been strong pitching. R.A. Dickey lowered Toronto's staff ERA in June to 2.46 on Wednesday. Chien-Ming Wang will look to pick up Thursday where Dickey left off, carrying a personal streak of 16 2/3 innings without allowing an earned run into his fourth outing of the year.
Lining up opposite Wang will be Red Sox lefty Jon Lester, who has only one quality start in his past seven outings, with a 7.30 ERA in that span. Red Sox manager John Farrell said Lester is healthy and repeating his delivery. His issue is simply one of consistency and execution, especially with two outs and runners on base.
"We've got to get Jon Lester back on track. There's no denying that," Farrell said. "He'd be the first to admit to you as well, and there are signs within each outing that that is imminent.
"I don't think [the] stretch he's on will continue. He's too talented of a pitcher. I firmly believe the group that we have here are very capable of keeping us in the position we are over the next three months."
Lester will face a tough challenge Thursday against Toronto, which added shortstop Jose Reyes to the top of its powerful lineup before Wednesday's game. Behind him is a group of hitters with 31 homers this month, the most in the Majors.
With that kind of power backing up their pitching, Farrell could see the Blue Jays' hot streak continuing for quite some time.
"Not surprised at all. They're pitching much more consistently of late over the last month," Farrell said. "Their bullpen has been outstanding, and they're getting more consistent starting pitching. I think everyone fully anticipated them scoring a lot of runs, but over the stretch that they're on, you can point to their pitching as being much improved."
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• Reyes went without a hit in his return to the Blue Jays' lineup, but he made a couple of sharp defensive plays at shortstop. Reyes was activated off the 60-day disabled list before Wednesday's victory, having missed a total of 66 games due to a severely sprained left ankle.
"It was good to see him back out there, bouncing around," Gibbons said. "He didn't get any hits, but he hit some ground balls on the nose. It's good to have him back."
• Edwin Encarnacion is batting .318 (50-for-157) with 13 doubles, 12 homers and 39 RBIs over his last 39 games since May 12.
Red Sox: Mortensen activated; Beato optioned
• Boston activated right-hander Clayton Mortensen from the 15-day disabled list before Wednesday's game. The Red Sox had previously cleared a spot on the roster for Mortensen by sending righty Pedro Beato to Triple-A Pawtucket on Tuesday night.
Mortensen pitched in three Minor League rehab games for Pawtucket, posting a 4.50 ERA with two walks and four strikeouts. With the Red Sox this season, he owns a 1-2 record and 5.34 ERA in 30 1/3 relief innings.
Beato didn't allow a run in three relief appearances this season, and he was 5-1 with two saves and a 1.83 ERA in 20 relief appearances for Pawtucket.
• Jacoby Ellsbury has recorded multiple hits in six of his last nine games, batting .410 (16-for-39) in that span. He's also hit safely in 21 of 24 games since May 26, posting a .387 average over the last month.
Worth noting
• The Blue Jays have recorded six shutouts this season, with four of them coming this month.
• Red Sox third baseman Jose Iglesias didn't reach base in Wednesday's contest, snapping a streak of 27 consecutive games with a plate appearance in which he reached base safely. He batted .430 (40-for-93) during that stretch before going 0-for-4 on Wednesday.
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1). The most trustworthy pages will NEVER let you control your own anchor text, and it is obnoxious to ask. Case in point. See the below site.
Here's how they link out...
The Queen of TreesIf you were the link builder for the site being linked to above, of course you'd be thrilled if the above link instead had words like Kenyan fig tree or wasps or pollinate flowers. But that's not going to happen, because every content editor has their own fairly evident method for how they link to other sites.
Website for a program that looks at the relationship between a Kenyan fig tree and the wasps that pollinate its flowers. Includes background about fig trees in general and about sycomore figs trees in Kenya, a photo essay on sycomore figs and fig wasps, video clips, and related essays and links. From the Public Broadcasting System (PBS) show Nature.
URL: http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/queenoftrees/
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Asking someone who has put a lot of time and effort into finding great sites to change the protocol they use for outlinks, just for you and your site, is not very polite nor effective. Be happy you got a link at all. This doesn't mean you cannot ever get the exact anchor text you want, but let's be real. Anyone willing to grant you that kind of control over what's essentially part of their content must not have too stringent a requirement for what they call "content". As Groucho Marx once said, "I would not join any club that would have someone like me for a member." If Groucho were a link builder today, he'd say "Any site willing to give me a link plus whatever anchor text I ask for is not a site I'd want a link from in the first place".
2). As much as you might want to include HTML code in the email you send to the target site editor, don't. Why? Same as above. And don't you love it when you get email from someone you don't know telling you what to do?
"Dear webmaster, please add the below code to your website..."Any site that will do that for another site based on receiving that type of instruction is nuts.
3). The fastest way to create a suspicious looking inbound anchor text profile is to pay too much attention to it. There are some sites that rotate the anchor text using random generation tools in hopes of approximating a natural looking anchor profile. Yes, and Burt Reynold's plastic surgeon is approximating the way Burt looked when he was thirty. See for yourself.
4). Start with your own on-site anchor text first. By that I mean the anchor text YOU use to link to YOUR OWN PAGES from your own pages. This is especially true for sites that are already ranking fairly well. Here's an example that illustrates the power of on site anchor text.
Do this Google allinanchor search: allinanchor: link bait strategy
Of Google's 27,300 results, the first page listed is mine. See below.
Results 1 - 10 of about 27,300 for allinanchor: link bait strategy.
Expert Link Bait Consulting and Link Bait Content Strategy Plan...Here's the kicker. That page from my site ranks first out of 27,300 pages, but there is only one (that's 1) page linking to that page, and it's from my own site's homepage. Let that sink in. No other sites or pages are linking to my page using that anchor text, except my own, and Google has plenty of other pages they could rank ahead of me, but they don't. The primary conclusion I draw from this is Google has a great deal of trust for the anchor text I use to point to my own pages. It's true that the trust I speak of comes from the overall collection of inbound links I've earned over the years in the first place, but the point lost in this is once you have such trust, don't ignore it as a driver of rankings for...yourself.
Eric Ward . com - My approach to link bait is based on nearly 15 years of successful link building and publicity generation for timely or new content. I use my experience to perform a link bait analysis/audit of any existing linkbait in your niche, to determine what role link baiting can play in your online marketing strategy. I then work with you by phone to concept the types of linkbait/content you can create for the best strategic effect. www.ericward.com/linkbait-services.html- 21k -Cached - Similar pages
Over a year ago I wrote a related piece for Danny Sullivan at Search Engine Land called Are You In The Circle Of Link Trust? The point of that column?
"In the course of seeking new links and publicity for new content on an existing site, don't ignore your already trustworthy content as a driver of reputation for the new content. If you are in the enviable position of already having high rankings, if you're in the circle of link trust, leverage it"5). There is no perfect percentage for keyword anchored vs. non-keyword anchored backlinks. People want to hear me say something definitive like you should try to keep your off site inbound keyword anchored backlink profile to no more than 20% of your overall IBLP. If that makes you happy, go for it.
I wonder what percentage of Adobe Acrobat's backlinks say "click here" in the anchor text? Looks like more than 20%
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