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Nothing out of the ordinary so far this morning – our featured cameras are again the West Seattle Bridge above and, below, northbound 99 at the south end of the elevated Alaskan Way Viaduct:
The WSB Traffic page has other cameras and info.
WEEKEND ALERTS: No road work of note this weekend, but the city is out with its customary weekend preview, and it includes the West Seattle Bee Festival parade on Sunday, which will travel through several roads in High Point – details here.
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Brendan Rodgers has defended his £23.6million investment in Adam Lallana and insisted Liverpool have not paid over the odds for the England midfielder.
Lallana officially started his Liverpool career this week in Boston and has made an immediate impression on the training pitches at Harvard University with his slick use of the ball and willingness to embrace hard work.
Rodgers is thrilled with how quickly the 26-year-old has settled down and — having put such an emphasis on signing Lallana from Southampton — is adamant he will make a difference as Liverpool aim to build on last season's promise and progress without Luis Suarez.
For all that, the size of Lallana's fee has been scrutinised, not least because Real Madrid only paid £1m more to take World Cup winner Toni Kroos from Bayern Munich.Rodgers, however, believes Lallana will prove his value,maintaining Liverpool were not held to ransom in negotiations.
'For British players across the board there is always that premium and the value is always pushed up,' said Rodgers, whose side played the first game of their American tour against Roma in the early hours of this morning. 'We paid what we thought he was worth and would not go higher.
'Listen, I spoke to enough people about him and have seen enough of him — and know enough people who had seen him and played with him — to know he would be a great signing for us. I have no qualms about it. He is a great boy.
'The types of players we bring in will have the profile of what we want, so the transition should be smooth. Of course, it will be strange for them at times coming into a new team, but you see it with Adam straight away — he presses for the ball when he does not have it and has beautiful balance.
'He can score goals and create goals. He is a wonderful footballer. I have been impressed by his mentality and character. Was he our main signing? They are all big signings as they will all make a big contribution. I need them to do that with being in the Champions League this year.'
So far Lallana has been one of five new arrivals but there will be more to come, with Loic Remy's £8.5m switch from QPR expected to be made official today. Liverpool's confidence is mounting that they will also land Southampton's £20m defender Dejan Lovren.Once Rodgers completes his overhaul, he will have paid out more than £100m.
It means Liverpool's performances will be put under the microscope just as Tottenham were dissected 12 months ago after investing a similar amount following the sale of Gareth Bale.Such a major outlay invites pressure but that does not unsettle Rodgers.
He argues his spending has been responsible and explains there is a plan to what Liverpool have done; some fans on Merseyside have clamoured for him to sign a 'big' name but he isn't a manager who will spend for the sake of it.
'I have always said, at every club I've been at, the club's money is my money,' said Rodgers.
'I'm there to serve the club and run it the best I can on the field and work with the owners off it. They know I push for the best players and they gain the trust with how we work.
'There is money available but we know spending money does not guarantee success. Last January everyone was crying out that we needed more signings. We never signed anyone. OK, we might have done one or two but it was not a major factor in us not winning (the title).
'The players we've brought in were players we wanted anyway. It was well documented our squad last year was too thin so we needed to bring in players to get that level and depth up. Our signings are strategic. They are not just names. They all fit into the purpose of the team.'If that means we do not spend all the money or the net spend is the same, then so be it. The character is important. It is not just about the player, but the right type of person.' – Daily Mail
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In his first interaction with reporters today after being granted bail by the Gujarat High Court three days ago, Hyderabad-based cleric Maulana Abdul Quavi, who faces charges of allegedly "inciting" Muslim youth to avenge Godhra riots, said that he suspected that his arrest was politically motivated.
"I never went underground ever since a case was registered against me by the Crime Branch 11 years ago. Suddenly, I was arrested from the Delhi Airport. They could have arrested me from my place (Hyderabad). Since it was election time, I believe that my arrest was politically motivated," Quavi told reporters here today at a press conference organised by the Jamiat Ulama-I-Hind.
Quavi (58), was arrested by the Detection of Crime Branch (DCB), for allegedly taking part in "anti-national activities" with the help of some Pakistan-based terror outfits like Lashkar-e-taiyaba (LeT) along with the Pakistani Inter-Service Intelligence (ISI) to avenge the post-Godhra riots.
Quavi, the founder of Madrassa Jamia Ashraf-ul-Uloom in Hyderabad, was arrested from New Delhi airport on March 24 this year, by a DCB team. DCB had named Quavi as "wanted" for last 11 years under a case filed under the Prevention of Terrorist Activities (POTA) Act.
DCB had also alleged that Quavi had sent "several" Muslim youths to Pakistan-based training camps run by LeT and Jaish-E-Mohammad to spread terror in India.
To prove his point, Quavi claimed that the city Crime Branch never gave any notice to him to appear before them anytime during the past 11 years. Quavi also alleged that the Crime Branch always knew about his whereabouts but never tried to approach him or arrest him.
"I have been roaming all across the country for my religious work for the last ten years. The police always knew what I would say in my public discourses. My life is an open book. During Ramzan of 2013, I came to Gujarat and visted Vadodara and Dabhel towns, but the Crime Branch didn't bother to approach me," Quavi said.
He claimed that the Jamiat Ulama-I-Hind is a patriotic organisation and that he was never involved in anti-national activities.
"I too belong to the Jamiat, which is considered as the torchbearer of communal harmony. Our history shows that we always tried hard to bring peace among people. I always talked about harmony in my speeches. Thus, I see no merit in the charges levelled against me," Quavi said.
"I am not an absconder. The police actually insulted me by arresting me. If they had informed me once, I would have come here to surrender. But, I have faith in the judiciary and I am sure that the truth will prevail in my case," said Quavi, who left for Hyderabad.


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"Looking Through The Sky: Landscape Painting by Michael McEwan" exhibit opens Saturday at the Zanesville Museum of Art.
McEwan is one of Ohio's preeminent landscape painters, and he trained at the Corcoran School of Art in Washington, D.C. During his time in Washington, he spent many hours in the museums, learning from the great American painters.
Later, he returned to his native Columbus to attend graduate school at Ohio State University. He established a studio from which he actively paints and teaches classes. McEwan finds the beauty in the changing of the seasons, light conditions that evoke the complex moods of nature, and blends his familiarity with art history with his personal observations.
An opening reception will take place from 4 to 6:30 p.m. Dec. 6 at the Zanesville Museum of Art. The exhibit runs through Jan. 4.


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Aliquippa contains: Aliquippa Station and B.F. Jones Memorial Library.
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Aliquippa is a city in Beaver County in the U. S. The population was 9,438 at the 2010 census. Aliquippa was founded by the merger of three towns: Aliquippa, Woodlawn, and New Sheffield . There is no evidence connecting the Seneca Queen Alliquippa with the location of the borough. This was one of several Indian names selected arbitrarily by the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad in 1878 for stations along the route . Aliquippa is best known as the location of a productive steel mill that the Jones and Laughlin Steel Company constructed there along the Ohio River beginning in 1905. Employment at the facility sustained a population of 27,023 in 1940 . The mill closed during the collapse of the steel industry during the 1980s. This major economic loss alongside suburbanization caused a major population loss through the end of the 20th century. The oldest church within the current boundaries of Aliquippa is Mt. Carmel Presbyterian Church (formerly White Oak Flats Presbyterian Church), established about 1793 in the...
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Running back LeSean McCoy agreed to terms on a five-year contract extension that runs through 2017.
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For every meeting this spring between LeSean McCoy, his agent Drew Rosenhaus and the Eagles' front office, Reid was always in the room.
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'Wicked' Defies Bullies With Ben Cohen And Dan Savage
In honor of National Coming Out Day, Wicked is hosting a special event performance Oct. 11 with former rugby superstar Ben Cohen and gay columnist Dan Savage. Cohen, founder of the Ben Cohen StandUp Foundation, and Savage, co-founder of the It Gets Better Project, will participate in a post-show forum on anti-bullying efforts with members of the Wicked cast.
Based on out novelist Gregory Maguire's Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West, the hit musical currently stars Jackie Burns as misunderstood green girl Elphaba, Broadway's most popular outcast. As YouTube celebrity and theater expert Randy Rainbow once explained to The Advocate, "Every time Elphaba is catapulted into the skies of Oz during 'Defying Gravity,' she's soaring for all homos who ever wished they could tower over gym class bullies or rise above a dinner table full of family who didn't understand them to proclaim, 'Everyone deserves the chance to fly!' It's a therapeutic moment."
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WRIGHTSVILLE, Pa.—An elementary school principal in central Pennsylvania has promised to spend at least one night on the school's roof after students met their reading goal.
The York Daily Record reports ( http://bit.ly/13nL96x) Wrightsville Elementary School Principal Donald Gillett headed to the roof on a ladder Wednesday night amid chants of "To the roof!" from students.
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Now that the kids are on winter break ... what to do, what to do? FLORIDA TODAY came up with the $10 challenge: Find a week's worth of entertainment for a family of 4 for $10. See how we did.
Plan your week
Who says you need a lot of money to have fun?
Now that Brevard Public Schools students are enjoying their last day until their return Jan. 7, parents and children are wondering whats there to do?
See an interactive guide to low-price holiday fun in Brevard
For some, budgets are a little tighter because of holiday shopping, so families may have to pinch pennies when keeping their kids entertained.
FLORIDA TODAY came up with a $10 challenge: Find a weeks worth of entertainment for a family of four with a budget of $10. We didnt factor in gas or add-ons, but we not only met this challenge, we came up with change to spare.
The entertainment: Cookies and a show Port Canaverals Christmas animated light show is from 6 to 11 p.m. at the Cove on Glen Cheek Drive. Before you go, hit up Auddinos Italian Bakery for some Italian pastries. Doughnuts start at 70 cents, Amaretti cookies are 85 cents each, and other cookies and biscotti are 75 cents. Auddinos, 523 Glen Cheek Drive, Cape Canaveral, is open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday and Tuesday and 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday, Dec. 27, and Saturday, Dec. 28. For more on the light show, call 321-514-8657 or visit www.visitportcanaveral.com. The damage: Free admission; Four Italian treats range from $2.80 to $3.40
The entertainment: Chillin in downtown Take the family window shopping in downtown Melbourne and browse through bookstores, thrift stores or simply watch people. For a snack, stop by Meg OMalleys Restaurant and Irish Pub to nosh on 18-cent Irish Parliament Bean Soup. Megs is open 10:30 a.m. until the wee hours of the night on Monday. The damage: Free to hang out, 72 cents for soup for four or $1.44 if everyone has seconds
The entertainment: Movie night Movies are 50 cents all day every Tuesday at Palm Bay Dollar Movies, 160 Malabar Road S.W. The small theater shows blockbuster movies weeks or months after their release. Normal prices are $2 per showing. This weeks movies include Black Nativity, Baggage Claim, Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2, Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters and Despicable Me 2. Call 321-726-0033 or visit www.teichertheaters.org. The damage: $2 for a family of four
The entertainment: Viewing Christmas lights A popular tradition in Brevard is checking out the holiday light displays. Because the weather is comfortable, its possible to stroll through neighborhoods, or put the top down if youve got access to a convertible. See our interactive map and addresses at floridatoday.com or in TgIF. The damage: Free
The entertainment: A day at the museum Two exhibitions are on view at the Foosaner Art Museum in the Eau Gallie Arts District in Melbourne. They explore the power and beauty of a noble beast, Theodore Waddell: Far West and The Horse: Paintings by Frits van Eeden through Jan. 19. The Foosaner is open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday, which happens to be free day there. Admission normally is $5 for adults, $2 for seniors, students and children and free for members. After a trip to the museum, stroll out to the bandshell nearby or take a walk to the Eau Gallie Public Librarys boardwalk for relaxation or photo ops. Call 321-674-8916 or visit www.foosanerartmuseum.org. The damage: Free
Friday, Dec. 27
The entertainment: Game night Crane Community Center, 1440 Mosswood Drive, Melbourne, hosts free kids recreation from 2:45 to 7:15 p.m. Thursday and open rec from 1 to 7 p.m. Friday, Dec. 27. Free kids rec is normally 2:30 to 7:30 p.m. Monday through Friday for children ages 8 and older. Children younger than 8 must be accompanied by an adult. The rec center has pool tables, foosball, ping pong, card games, board games and video games. Open recreation times vary because of the classes offered there. Admission is free. Call 321-255-4609. The damage: Free
Saturday, Dec. 28
The entertainment: The planetarium The Super Heroes and Villains exhibit, which features the Man of Steel, Hulk, Spider-man, the Joker, and Batman, is on display through Feb. 27 at Eastern Florida State College Planetarium, 1519 Clearlake Road, Cocoa. Its free to check out the art and the observatory. Exhibit hours this week are 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 27, and Saturday, Dec. 28. There are holiday music and laser shows in the planetarium today through Christmas Eve and Dec. 26-31, but theyre extra. Call 321-433-7372 or visit www.easternflorida.edu/planet. The damage:Free to see the art and observatory
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The New York Giants received some good news from doctors regarding injuries to wide receiver Victor Cruz and center David Baas.
The New York Giants received some good news from doctors regarding injuries to wide receiver Victor Cruz and center David Baas.
Cruz, the Giants leading receiver the past two seasons, only bruised his left heel in the first quarter of New York's 20-12 loss to the Indianapolis Colts, coach Tom Coughlin said Monday in a conference call.
Coughlin said he doesn't know when his dynamic playmaker will return to practice. However, the injury does not seem serious.
"He probably will not practice (Tuesday)," Coughlin said. "But we'll take that as it comes."
Baas a concern
Baas is more of a concern. He sprained the medial collateral ligament in his left knee on the opening series Sunday, and his status will be gauged on a weekly basis. An MCL sprain usually takes up to six weeks to heal, so his availability for the season opener at Dallas Sept. 8 is uncertain.
Also, defensive end Justin Tuck has a mild hamstring injury and his status is uncertain.
Jim Cordle replaced Baas, but Coughlin said he is exploring all options for his line.
"We'll discuss that," Coughlin said. "There are plenty of opportunities to play going forward, whatever decision we make, you'll have Cordle and the other centers all involved."
Entering his third season, Cordle has played in 25 games for the Giants, but he hasn't started one.
If the coaches decide to change things up, they can move left guard Kevin Boothe to center and then shuffle the rest of the line. They could move veteran David Diehl from right tackle to left guard and clear the way for first-round draft pick Justin Pugh to take over at right tackle.
Pugh missed the preseason opener against Pittsburgh with a concussion but he received his first NFL action Sunday night.
Diehl, who struggled last season at right tackle, had some problems vs. Indianapolis, whiffing on one block and putting Eli Manning under pressure.
Moving him inside takes away the need for the 32-year-old to contend with the speed rush to the outside.
Two games left
The Giants (1-1) have two preseason games to figure things out, starting Saturday against the New York Jets (1-1).
"It's an important game from our standpoint because we need improvement. We need to (find) something right away," Coughlin said. "The Jets are a physical football team. It will be a very good test for us and we need to look at this with the idea of improvement and the continual analysis of personnel and trying to attack some of the areas that we haven't been good. We haven't scored any points, we haven't scored touchdowns. We're still lacking in the turnover area."
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SAN FRANCISCO — The startup is housed in a garagelike space in San Francisco's tech-heavy South of Market neighborhood, but it isn't like most of its neighbors that develop software, websites and mobile phone apps.
Its mission is to find plant replacements for eggs.
Inside, research chefs bake cookies and cakes, whip up batches of flavored mayonnaise and pan-fry omelets and French toast — without eggs.
Funded by prominent Silicon Valley investors and Microsoft founder Bill Gates, Hampton Creek Foods seeks to disrupt a global egg industry that backers say wastes energy, pollutes the environment, causes disease outbreaks and confines chickens to tiny spaces.
The company, which recently started selling its first product — Just Mayo mayonnaise — at Whole Foods Markets, is part of a new generation of so-called food-tech ventures that aim to change the way we eat.
"There's nothing to indicate that this will be a trend that will end anytime soon," said Anand Sanwal, CEO of CB Insights, a New York firm that tracks venture capital investment. "Sustainability and challenges to the food supply are pretty fundamental issues."
Venture capital firms, which invest heavily in early-stage technology companies, poured almost $350 million into food-related startups last year, compared with less than $50 million in 2008, according to the firm.
Plant-based alternatives to eggs, poultry and other meat could be good for the environment because it could reduce consumption of meat, which requires large amounts of land, water and crops to produce, backers said.
It could benefit people's health, especially in heavy meat-eating countries like the United States, and reduce outbreaks of diseases such as avian flu, they say.
"The biggest challenge is that people who consume a lot of meat really like meat, and to convince them to try something different may be extremely difficult," said Claire Kremen, faculty co-director of the Berkeley Food Institute at the University of California, Berkeley.
The American Egg Board, which represents producers, said eggs can't be replaced.
"Our customers have said they're not interested in egg substitutes. They want real, natural eggs with their familiar ingredients," said Mitch Kanter, executive director of the board-funded Egg Nutrition Center.
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When we first found out I was pregnant I was beyond convinced I was having a little boy. Fast forward to 18 weeks, when I found out we're actually having a girl and I was more than a little surprised and unsure of what it would be like to have a little lady instead of the little man that I had imagined. Then fast forward again to 37 weeks and I am quite content with the idea of having a little girl and I'm actually really excited to see my husband (a total "man's man") with a daughter – I think she's going to have him wrapped around her little finger.
See Exhibit A to your left: My husband Craig entertaining 3 little girls (my cousins) with a rousing game of foosball while they were in town visiting for the holidays. They absolutely adored him.
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Lazy Lady is notable not just for their excellent cheeses, but for being completely off the grid as well, with all power for the farm and cheese plant coming from solar panels and wind turbines. Laini Fondiller started Lazy Lady in 1987, and it is as eclectic and unique as Laini herself. While not certified organic, the farm operates using organic practices: organic grains, organic straw for bedding, intensive rotational grazing, and fertile soils made from composted manure and the added minerals for hay production. Laini operates the farm by utilizing 17 solar panels and a 1K-wind generator. When there is no wind or sun, Lazy Lady relies on a small generator to replenish the battery bank.
Although Oh My Heart is a cow's milk cheese, Laini raises and milks a herd of over 40 registered Alpine goats, a far cry from the handful of sheep and one goat named Blooper that she started with 25 years ago. Then the farm was operated with candles, gas lamps, hand water pumps, outdoor privy and a car battery for running a radio.
From 1987-1994 cheese was made in the kitchen. Lazy Lady's first licensed "plant" came in 1995, and it was a 10 x 12 room where Laini made cheese in 5-gallon batches. The first proper cheese cellar was built in 1996. In 2003, with the help of a loan from the Vermont Community Fund, a larger plant with a 50-gallon cheese vat was built, allowing Laini to make cheese 5 days a week.
In 2009 a second ripening cellar was added. The old cellar is used for aged natural rind cheeses, washed rind cheeses, alpine cheeses and blue cheese. The other is used for bloomy rind cheeses. Both of these cellars are geothermal, are over 15 feet underground and maintain temperatures of 40 degrees in the winter and 55 degrees in the summer.
Laini operates Lazy Lady Farm with Barry Shaw. They employ two full-time workers and one part-time person who comes two days per week to clean the barn, and to pet the goats and the dog. Laini walks the goats in the woods, weather permitting, to ensure they eat their fair share of herbs and woodland plants. They are sincerely and lovingly cared for, each and every one. She calls them her "working girls" and they are anything but lazy!
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their gesture is awesome and I pre-ordered it myself but I'm not gonna redeem some lousy mp3 encoding download . I prefer to either let them have the money and download a better version when it its the stores or just ask for a refund, whats your opinion on this?
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Well I paid for the bundle, but since learning that there will be a standard CD release via one of the major labels, I have requested a refund.
I was more than happy to support them for what they appeared to be doing... but since it is obviously all a carefully devised marketing scam, I don't plan to support them at all. To be honest it has tarnished my respect for Radiohead, who have sadly become the Pearl Jam of current times.
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Posted on: April 29, 2008 6:25 am
Nice Draft!!!
What a great draft. Mandenhall at 23 was beyond unexpected, and Limus Sweed in the seound. They picked up some crazy talent. Even Denis Dixon can bring something to the table, and I can't wait to see how he fits in, and I really want to see him run the offence during preseason. It should be exciting to see, and no shit to Nageh Davenport, sometimes he looks like a monster, but how many times did he get stuffed on 4th and short. (A loy). So bad we resorted to running a WR reverse and the 1 yrd. line. Mendenhall will bring so much to the Steelers. Nice draft. Thank you Lions and Texans.
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Posted on: April 26, 2008 12:24 am
Day before the Draft!!!
Sittin here the day before the draft, I can see the Steelers taking several different people. It will all really depend on who falls to them, and what talent is available at their spot. The top five guys the could end up a Pittsbugh Steeler are: Cosder Cherilus, Jeff Otah, Aqib Talib, Jonathan Stewart, and Malcom Kelly.
1) Cosder Cherilus - This guy is good. He is strong, tall, big, legnthy arms, and can move his feet decently. Sometimes he gets beet by real fast pass rushers, but he only gave up 5 1/2 sacks and 4 QB pressures, in a total of around 650 pass attempts this year. For that many drop backs he held up well. Although he isn't on the top of the Steelers list, he will probaly be the only decent lineman left when their pick rolls around.
2) Jeff Otah - This is the Steelers facorite tackle. He is quick, strong, and moves great. He is an NFL tackle, but agian, will he be there in the late rounds. If he is the Steelers will jump right on him. Jeff Otah is the STeelers man, but will he be there? That's a big question.
3) Aqib Talib - This guy is my personal favorite. He is big, strong, and can tackle, just like tipicle Steelers corner backs. This guy can play man and zone and can hit, and with the Browns gearing up their offence even more, I think that if Talib is there at 23, he is gone. No matter who else is their, Talib will be a Pittsburgh STeelers if he makes all the way to 23. Offensive lineman can be taght, as long as their mean and big, but vorners are rare, and quickness and the corner position is a lot harder to teach. Talib would be their best option.
4) Jonathan Stewart - Stewart is the best overall running back in my mind, but his injury is a scary set back to teams, when it should really be looked over. He is big, strong, fast, quick, smart, creative, has good footwork, can rune north south east ans west, and can return punts and kicks. This might not be the smartest pick but would be the most exciting. The Steelers could have two 1,000 yard running backs. This would give Parker a break, and Ben Roethlisberger a break on 4th and shorts. Might be taken if no one else is left.
5) Malcholm Kelly - What not to like. Big, strong, can block, can catch everything, and runs good routes. He would be another exciting pick, and could help the Steelers become one of the top passing offences, and if no one else is left then he should be taken, but th odds are that someone else one my board will be there for the taking of the Pittsburgh Steelers.
..........Brandon Albery is going up way to high and might go as early as 5. He is quickly slipping off the Steelers boards. I think a corner for stopping the Borwns offence would be good, but if there are none, then a good o-lineman can never fail. A tall reciever like Kelly or my personal fav. Hardy is also good.
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Calgary, Canada, November 02, 2013 --(PR.com)-- Digital Lion has re-vamped their website in an effort to better reflect their company values and goals. Their new website and company mission focus on "Designing a Better World™." In helping to do just that, the company has made a commitment to donate 10 percent of all profits to charitable organizations who support the issues close to their heart. The new website design demonstrates their commitment to charity, and to being a green design company.
"Giving back and being environmentally friendly have always been important to us, both as a company and as individuals," explains Ryan Levin, owner of Digital Lion, "so we decided that it was time we also made it part of our corporate mission. Anyone who chooses to do business with us can now take comfort in knowing they are also helping to support like-minded charities."
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As you may remember, back in January we ran the Marketing That Works Ideas contest on Firepole Marketing. Lots of marketers submitted ideas, and we picked the 20 best ones to feature on the blog.
We ranked them based on the interest our readers showed in them, and then our readers voted to pick a winner.
The person that I'd like to introduce you to is Cassie Hicks (@CashMachineGal on Twitter). She won the contest, and she's got a guest post on our blog today, called:
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And because she wants as many people as possible to get educated, she has put a $5 pricetag on it.
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The eTrans all-electric school bus will be featured during a new episode of the television show Kids Count.
Kids Countis an educational program on Fresno, Calif.-based Valley PBS.
The eTrans, built by Trans Tech Bus, will be featured in an hour-long segment that profiles California school districts that are taking creative approaches to battling the high rate of asthma. This high rate of asthma in local students has reportedly been attributed to air pollution.
Kings Canyon Unified School District, which is featured in the Valley PBS segment, has joined this movement by adding the all-electric, zero-emissions eTrans school bus to its fleet.
Trans Tech officials said that the eTrans continues to gain national attention since its debut at last year's National Association for Pupil Transportation conference in Cincinnati.
The Valley PBS segment airs Wednesday, June 27, at 7 p.m. and Sunday, July 1, at 10:30 a.m. The show can also be viewed online after the initial broadcast at www.valleypbs.org/kidscount.
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This is just a quick & dirty short version of 'child & sibling selectors' post by Chris Coyer over on CSS-Tricks.
descendant selector
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Affects all children (li elements) of the parent (ul) element.
child combinator
ul > li { }
Only affects the first-child (li) of the parent (ul) element.
adjacent sibling combinator
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Jacqueline Pyle, Eudora, was recently accepted into the University of Kansas School of Nursing. The school takes 400 applicants. Pyle was one of approximately 125 students to be chosen for the program.
Pyle is currently a sophomore at Pittsburg State University and will transfer to the University of Kansas School of Nursing in fall 2007 to begin studies.
Pyle graduated from Eudora High School in 2005. She is the daughter of Joe and Andrea Pyle, Eudora.
Titus Staples, Eudora, recently earned a master of science degree in education administration from Fort Hays State University.
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By Reviewed by Sheena Barnett
Bonfire Orchestra's music is all about heart: sometimes it's breaking, sometimes it's full of love.
The 13 tracks on the band's first full-length album, "The Well and The Water," are 13 stories of the heart, with the soundtrack being the band's folky sound.
There's plenty of pain, anger and heartbreak, like the opening song, "Lay Me Low" and the single "Bombs." There are love songs, like "Only Way to Learn." But the best part is when things are a bit happy and a bit sad, and the mood turns both realistic and bittersweet on tracks like "Twice on Sunday," "Mr. Darcy" and "Ever After."
With so many different emotions so sincerely portrayed, any listener can find a song that could very well be their life story.
It's as though the band's principal songwriter, Michael Thomas, knows that even the sweetest love stories have a bit of tension in them, and he shows that in his bittersweet songs.
On the gentle "(fresh) Water," he sings, "Though your voice is dark like tomorrow, hope will be our light to see all that water can reach."
While the lyrics meander around the heart's goings-on, cellist Courtney Grace Kinzer and percussionist and pianist Dayton Cooper add a new flavor to Thomas' folky guitar. They both do a terrific job of making the music match the mood of the lyrics, and with Thomas' intense stories, that's quite a feat. In some songs, the lyrics tell one story, with Kinzer and Cooper's instruments filling in the story left unsaid.
Cooper handles both percussion and piano, often simultaneously, and sometimes you wish the guy had plenty of solos. Kinzer shines in the background, always quiet but always pitch perfect.
For fans who are familiar with Bonfire Orchestra's sound, there will be no surprises on "The Well and The Water," but that's a good thing. "The Well and The Water" what the band does best: playing intimate, emotional folk, quite beautifully.
This is Bonfire Orchestra at its best.
"The Well and The Water" is available at Bonfire Orchestra shows, and via the band's site at bonfireorchestra.com.


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Pen Bay Healthcare is a not-for-profit family of services which includes Pen Bay Medical Center, a Leapfrog Group 2012 National Top Hospital and the largest community hospital in Midcoast Maine, as well as Pen Bay Physicians & Associates, Kno-Wal-Lin Home Care and Hospice, Quarry Hill Retirement Community and the Knox Center for Long Term Care. Through these organizations, and with a staff of more than 100 outstanding physicians and more than 1,500 healthcare professionals, we are able to provide the people of Midcoast Maine with a continuum of both routine and specialty patient-centered medical services. Pen Bay Healthcare is a member of the MaineHealth system.
Members of the media or press, please visit our press center for information.MISSION & VISION
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Pen Bay Healthcare is a community healthcare system dedicated to caring for the sick and injured and to improving the health and quality of life of the people of Midcoast Maine.
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Pen Bay Healthcare will provide exceptional care that contributes to our community members being among the healthiest in America.
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We recognize that each of us is an important member of our team and has unique strengths and skills.
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In 1959 and 1969, extensive renovations and additions brought the number of beds up to 89. Also in 1969, officers from Camden Community Hospital and Knox County General Hospital formed the Penobscot Bay Medical Center Corporation.
On Oct. 5, 1975, Penobscot Bay Medical Center opened its doors as a modern, 106-bed acute care facility. In June of the following year the former Knox County General Hospital began operations as the Knox Nursing Home, a 44-bed intermediate care facility. In August, 1976 the Physicians Building adjacent to PBMC was completed, providing office space near the hospital for PBMC physicians.
In 1982 Penobscot Bay Medical Center and Camden Health Care Center formed the Northeast Health System, since June 2006 called Pen Bay Healthcare. Since that time, Pen Bay Healthcare has grown to include Pen Bay Speech and Hearing, Kno-Wal-Lin Home Care & Hospice, Choice Skyward, and most recently, Mid-Coast Mental Health Services. Other services, such as the PBMC Child Care Center and Health Connections (an employee health service) have been added to our growing list of community service organizations and agencies.
In 1992, the 1919 section of the former Knox County General Hospital was demolished to make way for the new, state-of-the-art Knox Center for Long Term Care. In 1994 the boards of the various Northeast Health components united to become one governing board. Also in 1994, the newly constructed Psychiatric & Addictions Recovery Center (PARC) opened at PBMC.
In 2000, PBMC celebrated its 25th anniversary with a series of events and the unveiling of a quilt made by members of the hospital staff, trustees, and volunteers. The quilt hangs in the main corridor of the hospital. Meanwhile, extensive additions and renovations gave the hospital an entirely new face for the 21st Century.
In 2002, the Quarry Hill retirement community opened on the site of the former Camden Health Care Center. Convenient to intown Camden, Quarry Hill offers independent living amid the privacy of 26 landscaped acres, as well as services for assisted living, skilled nursing, rehabilitation and Alzheimer's care.
On Aug. 2, 2005, Pen Bay Healthcare and Mid-Coast Mental Health Center announced that after careful consideration, and determination of real benefit to our community and patients, the Boards of both organizations have approved the plan for MCMHC to be acquired by PBH. As the name change from Northeast Health to Pen Bay Healthcare in June 2006 indicates, change is constant as we grow to meet the needs of our community. In 2010, MCMHC was acquired by MaineHealth in Portland.
In January 2011, Pen Bay Healthcare became a full member of MaineHealth and the hospital changed its name to Pen Bay Medical Center, uniting the organization under the well-recognized Pen Bay name.
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In the 1940s and '50s, my grandfather and father were in the refrigeration and meat-slicer business. Their primary customer was the corner grocery story, which had all of its refrigerated items in glass meat cases. When customers wanted some meat, they told the man behind the counter what they wanted. He pulled it out of the case, sliced it, wrapped it, weighed it, priced it, and handed it to the customer. But almost over night, the fundamentals of their business changed, and they had to reinvent. One day, people were going to the corner grocery store, and the next day, they were going to the new supermarket. Suddenly, the customer could grab prepackaged meat from an open meat refrigerator. Sales of closed-glass refrigerated cases and meat slicers came to an instant halt.
I'm not sure how much research one could have done to determine that glass-meat refrigeration cases would disappear. If a focus group asked customers if they would prefer self-selection of meats, they probably would have said no - yet, some brilliant entrepreneur followed his gut and revolutionized the grocery business.
Countless hours of my life are spent living outside of reality (just ask my wife!) to try to figure out the future. I spend a significant portion of my time reading everything I can get my hands on - newspapers, journals, websites, blogs, and books seeking clues into the future of business, media, and radio. I attend as many non-radio conferences as my schedule permits, mostly conferences related to new technology and trends. One thing I have learned is that the most important, life-changing developments usually are not what has been predicted, and most are a result of the convergence of several developments or technological innovations. Maybe radio's future does not lie in the development of the iPod, or of WiMax or satellite radio; maybe it comes with the convergence of the three? My guess is that the killer app for radio convergence is yet to be reveled.
Some say iPods are the future, with Apple projections at 200 million iPods in 10 years. Some say WiMax (wireless) distribution of radio will be our future, now that every city in the U.S. will be wired. Others believe it to be cell phones, telematics, and satellite radios. Recent focus group studies say broadcast radio will remain strong and constant. But, if the radio equivalent of the supermarket comes along, will radio change overnight? You bet.
Radio has amazing power, amazing reach, amazing distribution, and amazing daily listenership. It's hard to fathom the possibility that all of that could disappear as fast as people switched from local grocery stores to supermarkets, or from bank lines to ATMs. No one in the grocery business believed it was possible either.
This is an exciting time for radio, and a great time to be in this business. I don't look upon these developments as threats, but as opportunity. For the first time in years, radio companies are paying attention to innovation and change. Companies like Apple realize what we've got and want a piece of it. Radio is about to be hotter than ever. We've already got what they want: 94 percent of Americans each week!
When supermarkets emerged, people did not stop eating - they simply changed how they bought their food. Radio serves a great purpose, and people will always listen if it's entertaining, relevant, and salient in their lives. They won't stop listening to radio; they may just get it delivered in a different way and a different flavor. To me, that's an exciting proposition, and a world of opportunity for everyone in this business.
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Donald Glover (Troy from NBC's Community) performs a live version of La Biblioteca with an unknown individual. Fantastic!
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Riot Makes Case for Not Being a Dick in LOL
If it wasn't for the mute button, I would have given up playing League of Legends long, long ago. The fun, competitive, and infamously toxic MOBA really sucks when you've got to play with ragers. That's something developer Riot is well aware of, and now it's making its case for playing, you know, like a decent human being. In a new video, Riot throws a boatload of stats at us to prove that ragers aren't just jerks, they decrease their own as well as the entire team's chance at victory.
The core stat: An average team without raging wins 54% of its matches, Riot claims, while a team with people more interested in typing insults than actually playing wins just 46% of the time. Support and help your teammates, even when they're playing poorly, and you'll increase your chances at victory, Riot says.
Personally, I think Riot is skewing the stats juuust a bit. When a team is winning there are rarely ragers. It's when the losing starts, and a victory is already neigh impossible, that the raging really begins. So which comes first: the losing or the raging?
Either way, there's no skewing this stat: 100% of the ragers in LOL make playing the MOBA painful.


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This house in Spring Valley looks at New York Country Club, but its steep property might be a turn-off. A homeowner could create a new driveway or just a space at the bottom of this retaining wall.
This steep driveway might be a deterrent to some buyers, especiallyin the winter. / Carucha L. Meuse/ The Journal News
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Price: $459,000
Year built: 1968
Size: 4-6 bedrooms, 3 baths, 3,796 square feet on 0.58 acres
Annual taxes: $12,352
Agent: Stephanie Ferrante Hirsch, Associate Broker, Keller Williams Hudson Valley Realty, at 845-639-4947 or visit www.stephaniehirsch.com
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The home has cathedral ceilings, hardwood floors, two fireplaces, four bedrooms and three full baths. What's not to like? / Carucha L. Meuse/ The Journal News
An in-ground Gunite pool is one of many features at 110 Hempstead Road. / Carucha L. Meuse/ The Journal News
The kitchen has been updated and has views of the backyard pool. / Carucha L. Meuse/ The Journal News
If you collect stray golf balls, this may be the home for you! From the front there are amazing views of the golf course and the lakes of the New York Country Club, just across Hempstead Road, behind some trees. Of course, theres no danger. The New Hempstead house is up on a hill and is really not in the line of fire.
And that may be part of its problem.
This custom redwood contemporary has cathedral ceilings, hardwood floors, two fireplaces, four bedrooms and three full baths. Realtor Stephanie Ferrante Hirsch says, Theres nothing in the area that would give you a house this size, with so many rooms, for this price. Its almost 3,800 square feet; there are a lot of possibilities for how to use the space, and theres plenty of room for entertaining.
The lower level has three bonus rooms and a full bathroom, so it could easily be converted to a mother/daughter configuration. Theres also a small but pretty gunite pool out back and the entire property is wooded and very private.
Problem area: Although its a great buy, with privacy and beautiful views, the relatively steep driveway could be an issue for some prospective buyers.
Ferrante Hirsch tells us, I personally dont think the driveway should be a deterrent. Ive driven up and down it a million times, in the snow too. But some people drive by, and see the driveway, and imagine it will be a problem. They might prefer a more level access to parking. It will just take a certain buyer, someone who loves the trees and nature and the views and can handle a hill, or is willing to make some changes.
The expert: Its all a matter of perspective, says Steve Botto of Steve Botto Inc. Landscaping in Congers (www.stevebottolandscaping.com). We called him in for a consultation on what it would take to create an alternative to the current driveway. If you are coming from a home along the river in Piermont, this wouldnt seem steep to you.
What's the solution?
Since its a sloping property with retaining walls, to determine a plan of action for prospective buyers who want to reconfigure the driveway, we couldnt ask Botto on the spot to determine the structural integrity of the walls. So, with a quick assessment, we are assuming that they would initially only need reinforcing.
Bottos suggestion is to excavate the land above the lowest retaining wall to level the grade and then create an alternative U-shaped driveway at the bottom of the property. The retaining wall masonry would need to be fortified and reconfigured, tapering the angles on either end along a new asphalt turnaround.
He would keep the existing staircase that leads up to the front door, adding a step to meet the new driveway. Botto believes that a beautiful Japanese maple where the land would be excavated could be transplanted and would look perfect as a center point in the grass between the road and the new curved driveway.
Botto estimates that doing all this work would probably cost upward of $30,000.
He adds that if new owners wanted to go all the way, starting from scratch, they could spend up to $100,000 to create the alternative driveway, rebuild all the retaining walls, do all-new landscaping on the entire slope from the house to the street, and build a showcase center staircase leading to the house from the lower driveway.
Keep in mind that the landscaping in the front is the first thing you see. According to home guru Bob Vila, that first impression can add 20 percent to the homes value.
Possible quick fix:
For less than $1,000 you could fill in part of the lower grass alongside the road with aggregate or gravel for parking when the weather deters you from going up the driveway. But it would be best to get official approval from the town first.


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NATCA: Rumors of Trust Fund's Demise are Greatly Exaggerated - (5/4/2005)
WASHINGTON – Boldly asserting that there is no crisis in the Aviation Trust Fund, National Air Traffic Controllers Association Executive Vice President Ruth Marlin told the House Aviation Subcommittee today that "we should not underestimate the strength of the current Federal Aviation Administration funding system and we should not tamper with it lightly."
"The Trust Fund is a stable and strong source of revenue," Marlin said. "We should keep it that way by rejecting radical changes based on a manufactured 'crisis.'" Marlin told the committee NATCA welcomes the public discussion of this critical policy decision, adding, "We were dismayed when the FAA announced on Monday its intention to dissolve the Trust Fund at the end of the current budget allocation period in 2007. We believe a robust discussion of this topic is in order before rushing to conclusions that may not serve our nation's safety, security and economic best interests."
NATCA maintains that the Trust Fund surpluses have provided a valuable source of stability, allowing our national aviation investment to continue through periods of brief decline so that program cuts are not made today that curb our nation's long term economic growth. "In recent years, there have been dramatic fluctuations in the use of the Trust Fund to fund normal operations costs," Marlin testified.
Continued Marlin: "Our nation's aviation system benefits the entire country, not just the people who fly. Civil aviation accounts for nine percent of our gross domestic product – that's over 900 billion dollars and over 11 million jobs. Americans enjoy the best and safest aviation system in the world because of the structure built many years ago whose foundation rests on resources drawn both from the aviation taxes and the general public. Reducing the contribution made by the public through general revenue could degrade the system, reduce efficiency and safety and restrict economic growth. These costs will be borne by every citizen not just the aviation industry."
Marlin told the committee NATCA is not asserting that more money is needed to fund the FAA or the operations budget. "We understand the strains on the federal budget," she remarked. "However, while we do not think that large increases from the general fund are needed, we also do not believe that major cuts are appropriate. For four of the eight years since the Trust Fund taxes were reauthorized, the general fund contribution for FAA operations exceeded $3 billion. However, the structure of our funding mechanism allows Congress to adjust the balance between the Trust Fund and general revenue as circumstances dictate."
"Recognizing the significant national interest in maintaining and operating our air traffic control system, NATCA believes that Congress has acted properly in making these determinations."
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It should come as no surprise that yet again I'm here telling you about a Six Degrees release. I'm in love with them. On every outing to the local CD shops, I start by checking for releases that aren't in my present collection. Well, Refreaked is an album of remixes from Dzihan & Kamien's Freaks And Icons. Refreaked is the next logical progression of Dzihan & Kamien's music. The initial release was lovely, and now, with a CD packing such top-notch remixes, I find myself forever torn as to which to load in my CD player. Refreaked surpasses the beauty of Freaks And Icons, and brings a rather jazz-inspired album straight to the dance floor. UFO provides a floor pounding remix of "Homebase" that could easily be slid into a drum and bass set. "After" gets a passionate treatment from AtJazz that is so silky smooth. There are two remixes of "Smile," and I'm leaning more towards Ninebar's remix as my favorite of two. The low end is sure to push a few PA systems into overload. Not to be excluded, Dzihan & Kamien include a bonus track, "2 Minutes Bonus Track," that just puts it all together at the end. Rolling rhythms with the ever so soulful peppering of keyboards, and a bass line that is sure to make you feel the funk. In reality, Six Degrees should package Freaks And Icons and Refreaked into one two-CD release. Without one, the power of the other is lost. It's a slightly unfair statement, because in a pinch, either will satisfy your ears for weeks. I just can't travel with just one. I have to have them both with me.
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Poker and Gambling SEO Tips and Advice
Some people might not be able to afford my consulting fees, but they might want to get some information from me about search engine optimization for gambling or poker sites anyway. This article is for them. It's a collection of thoughts and tips about how to SEO your website.
1. Plan your SEO BEFORE launching your site
The biggest and most common mistake I see from poker and gambling webmasters is to launch the website and content while planning to do the SEO work later. The attitude that search engine optimization is something you do as a tweak to a site or a page after it's been launched is the worst attitude a site owner can have. SEO is about planning, information architecture, and content decisions.
2. Plan to build a content rich website
I tell this story all the time, but I'm going to tell it again here. I launched maybe 10 crappy gambling sites with about 10 crappy pages on each of them when I first got started in this business. None of them got very much traffic, and I didn't make much money with them. But I launched a poker site and wrote good content for it, and lots of it. When I hit 100 pages of real content, I emailed Steve Badger bragging about my 100 pages of content. He emailed me back, "Great. Now you finally have a real website."
Having lots of pages of good content is the best SEO strategy you can have for 3 reasons:
- Each page gives a search engine new keyword phrases to rank you for and send traffic from.
- Each good quality page of content gives other webmasters and bloggers another reason to link to your site, which will help you rank better.
- Every page on your site has links to your other pages. Links from your own site count too.
You don't stop at 100 pages, by the way. Keep going. More pages = more traffic. More traffic = more money.
3. Don't stress out about the domain name
You're not going to find a great poker domain name now anyway, so try to come up with something reasonably short and maybe memorable. Texas Holdem.com got registered a long time ago.
4. Keep your site design simple
Launch html pages without a lot of javascript or flash. Use images sparingly. Put a lot of text on each page, like between 500 and 1500 words. Your site will load faster, which is friendly to your users, and the search engines will better be able to crawl the pages.
5. Do the basic on-page search engine optimization stuff
The first step is to know which main keyword phrase each page is trying to rank for. The next step is to have a couple of secondary phrases each page is trying to rank for.
Then emphasize those keyword phrases on the page:
- Include them in the title tag and description tag
- Include them in the header tags
- Include them in the actual text on the page
- Include them in the alt text of your images
- Emphasize your keyword phrases using bold and/or italics
Basically, you want to make it clear what your page is about. This is good for the user and the search engines.
6. Get links, but don't stress out about it
Getting links is easy when you have a good site, and hard when your site sucks.
Trade links with other good quality websites. Don't believe the people who say that reciprocal links don't count, because they're missing the whole point. Sites which link to other good sites do well in the search engines, and you don't get penalized when good sites link to you. In fact, you should probably link to good sites even when they're not linking back to you, as a service to your website visitors.
You should also submit to directories, do press releases, and participate in online communities like forums and blogs. Don't spam, but don't be shy about who you are either. You want links from sites that use editorial discretion when deciding who to link to. Sites that link to anyone who links back to them are useless, and they should be.
You don't need tremendous amounts of links. 10 good links will help you far more than 1000 crappy links.
7. Pay attention to your traffic
Google Analytics is great for seeing what people find your website for, but any kind of website traffic analytics tool will do. You'll find keyword phrases that you rank in the top 20 for that you weren't even targeting. Once you find those, you can create content targeting that phrase and rank in the top 10 easily. (If someone visited your site, and you were on the 2nd page for it, then chances are lots of people will visit your site for that phrase if you're in the top 10.) Once you get started on this, you'll never lack ideas for new content pages.
8. Stay away from the dark side
If you're going to go to all of the trouble to build a website and generate content for it, wouldn't you like for it to receive traffic for a long time? If you stay totally white hat and above board, you'll never have to worry about getting banned from or penalized by a search engine. That means you can make money from search engine referrals for years and years.
SEO is like poker. There are lots of subtleties and nuances involved in being world class. But even mediocre players can be profitable poker players if they play in good games with weaker players and do the basics of folding bad hands and raising good hands. You can make a fortune as a poker webmaster just by following the basics of good search engine optimization. And that's just not terribly hard to do.