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I really enjoyed exploring the streets and areas of Lisbon. Its not a massive city, instead its relatively smaller size (discounting the distant suburbs) is easily walked. I prefer doing this since along the way from A to B, the small streets or wrong turns you make along the way offer insights to the area you'd never otherwise see.
The hills, with the castle on one side and the Bairro Alto on the other, sandwich much of the old city in the small valley below. Trams and trolleys zig zag through the small streets and up the steep hills. Many of the old buildings still have their typical tiled sides. It all makes for a visually attractive city, with lots of details for your eyes to search out.
Like a lot of Southern Europe and Mediterranean Coast, Lisbon does not deviate from the trend of late nights. Dinners are served late, with every restaurant offering outside tables whenever possible.
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And I cannot forget to mention the food. Having lived in Spain for over three years, it never ceases to amaze me how differently the cuisine is in Portugal. There are rich flavors and spices used with both meats and seafood. Its a good place to explore the restaurants.
For more general comments for my other visits to Portugal, visit my Portugal page.
(for more pictures, feel free to visit my Portugal Gallery. If you enjoy the pictures, please leave a comment.)
- Pros:Good food and lots of nightlife options
- Cons:Driving in the city can be a challenge with all the one-way streets.
- In a nutshell:Beautiful city with a maritime history and a lively nightlife.
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Too often analysis of updates and the Google algorithm in general lapse into detailed hypotheses with no hard evidence, forgetting about the basic core of search - that is identifying the most relevant results for a particular search query.
What is SEO neutralisation?
Some of us get a bit twitchy around update time - "have we used unethical practices, are we going to get penalised, have we linked to bad neighbourhoods" etc. This leads logically to "have we over-optimised?"
We might think that Google would introduce a new element to the algorithm, that is SEO neutralisation - i.e. penalisation of those who have over-optimised.
However, of course Google already does this, with its myriad of algorithm elements designed to combat spam, including penalising link farms, warning against linking for the purpose of increasing PageRank, introducing its spam report form etc. Over-optimisation is really only a different term for spam, or an unethical site design strategy.
Optimisation and over-optimisation
Optimisation is making sure that your <title> accurately reflects the content of your page, making sure that the header is marked as a header, i.e. <h1>, making sure that your images have alt text describing the images etc. Optimisation is analogous to good site design.
Over-optimisation is putting every possible keyword in your <title> tag, putting seven different keywords on the page each in their own <h1> tag, stuffing keywords into your image alt attributes. Over-optimisation is analogous to trying to kid the search engine that your page is more than it really is.
So let's get back to the basics
Let's take a big step back, forget about whether <h1> tags are still relevant, whether we've used the same anchor text too many times, whether our outbound link to keyword density ratio should be nearer 0.34 or 0.57 - and think as if we were a search engine reading a page that had never been near an SEO consultant.
The googlebot looks at pages. It needs to know what a page is about. It can't read, it can only see words. Certain specific words tell it what the page is about.
On most webpages, the title tag says something pretty accurate about what's on the page. Where <h1> tags are used, almost all the time they're used to highlight a heading. Not many people know about resizing h1 text with a CSS file, so <h1> means big bold text. When people link to a site, they usually use a sensible word or phrase that says something about the site, such as "buy books here" or "Amazon". If the page is about fish then it's pretty likely that the word "fish" will turn up in the body text and there'll be some pictures of fish, hopefully with some alt text saying that they're fish.
However much you worry about the intricacies of SEO, at the end of the day, any search engine has to get its information about the relevance of a webpage from somewhere. The relevance of a page is defined by what's on the page and the links to that page - that's a fact and it's not going to change.
Good website design and good SEO
Good website design is about creating useful, interesting and relevant content that is graphically pleasing, simple to use and interact with.
Good SEO is simply about telling the search engine what the page is about. Most people don't use all the factors that googlebot assigns importance to, so their links might be called "click here", for example, or they don't assign <h1> tags to their headings.
Too much website with not enough SEO leaves a website that underachieves, simply because Google doesn't know what it's about and therefore doesn't know that the content is relevant to what the user's just searched for.
Too little website with too much SEO leaves a website that overachieves, for which Google uses the term 'spam'. If you feel that you've reached a limit as to the amount of ethical SEO you can do then build more website - your ethical SEO will therefore now be more powerful.
So let's have a bit less paranoia and remember the principle - Google needs to know what your page is about to be a meaningful search service, but it doesn't want to be cheated. So tell it in all the ways you can, but don't oversell an inferior product - improve on what you've got by building a better site for your users, and see your ranking and traffic improve with it.
That said, since relevancy is decided upon by the Google-King in the google-kingdom, and not necessarily by this serf's best efforts to bring good product to market, I am creating a new wholesale program now - thought I'd never have to turn to brick and morter again! :-) p.s. I'm a noon-to-9pm-er. Hooray internet!
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No-one seems to be able to demonstrate exactly the point where an optimizer becomes a spammer.
When you start to consider yourself an optimizer; you're a spammer.
A good web developer addresses standards, accessibility, usability, etc. while not doing the blatantly shady things a spammer would do (cloaking, hidden text, extreme keyword stuffing, etc.).
A good developer requests links from other on-topic, related sites while a spammer just gets links from anywhere.
The list could go on and on. But there is definitely a difference between good and evil.
I disagree.
A good WEBMASTER gets links from anywhere and everywhere. It's free promotion. If you are talking about reciprocal linking, that is a slightly different story, but nonetheless, is a backbone of the web.
The key to Google is links, links, and more links. A popular site will attract links from all over the web and will benefit in traffic, sales, branding and Google ranking.
If I own an online cookie shop, why am I a spammer for requesting a link from a travel site or dating service, or WebmasterWorld for that matter?
We all live in glass houses...
Getting links for the purpose of PageRank is different than getting on-topic links for the purpose of establishing a site as an authority.
I would never run a site about cookies and request a link from a travel site. However, if the travel site (or any other site) linked to my site because it is a wealth of great information that is totally different, but I would never ask for off-topic links.
Wouldn't you know it...I happen to be in the widget business, right here in MyTown. I think that when somebody searches for "MyTown widget supplier," what they might like is a list of widget suppliers in MyTown. Some articles about or reviews of MyTown widget suppliers would also be relevent. That's the kind of results Google was returning before this latest update. My site was ranked third or so, and all my competitors were in the first 20 results, along with a few directories, articles, and that sort of thing. My site doesn't break any rules. There's no cloaking, no hidden text, no spamming. It's well designed, and validated with the w3c's tools, and has a fair amount of incoming links from reputable sources. My competitors' sites are similar.
Since this last update, though, I'm ranked 147th or so. Half of my competitors are gone from the top 20, also. In our place are completely irrelevant links. Widget suppliers on the other side of the country. A blog where somebody mentions the time their friend who's really into widgets visited MyTown, and happens to be a big Air Supply fan.
Heck, last week I thought about getting some more links, and realized I didn't have a link from my personal site to my business site, so I put in a "MyTown Widget Supplier" link on there. I figured it couldn't hurt. Now, that one page of lousy, completely irrelevant plain text is ranked 8th. My personal site has absolutely nothing to do with MyTown widget supply, except it has ONE mention of the words "MyTown Widget Supplier" as a link to my business site. The business site is still ranked 150th or so, as are many of my competitors.
Google is broken.
When you start to consider yourself an optimizer; you're a spammer.
I disagree fundamentally.
I would say you are a spammer if you use methods that attract large numbers of visitors in the hope that a few will find your site worthwhile. If 90% of visitors think your site is irrelevant to their search, then I would say you are a probably a spammer.
If the majority of visitors to a website find it to be relevant to their needs, then I think it's hard to argue that the site is spam even if it employs dubious methods to attract those visitors in the first place. It is possible that this is the view at Google. In this case they may choose not to penalise some sites that they consider to be of a high quality even if they are guilty of using dubious SEO strategies.
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I don't argue as a hardliner because I don't totally agree with my own stand point but it has kept me from being banned on punished in Google.
I believe they're developing a neutralizing policy. Is it a good idea? I haven't a clue.
All good points, Powdork. However, since you did quote my question, I would like to point out that you didn't answer it :-)
URO is (and I think I've just invented the term) User Relevance Optimization.
Google wants to find and rank sites with good URO.
A lot of SEOs want to find techniques to fool Google into thinking their site has higher URO than it actual does.
Google keeps spotting those techniques and discounting them. The winner -- usually -- is the user, not the SEOer with an out-of-date technique for faking URO.
Google's TOS is very clear about what it wants for URO. It doesn't have to be clear about what would be good for faking it.
Part of the problem is that Google can only guess what is user relevant....Three people search for "Apple". One wants computers; one wants the Beatles; and one wants a banana but couldn't think of the english word. Hence the various suggstions for more user profiling in searches.
If I have a site about "green apples" I will think of it as the most important site there is about green apples. Why wouldn't I? I'm interested in MY green apples being seen first. My domain is wwx.green-apples.whatever. The title of each page is "Green Apples something", I name all my files "green-apples-pageone.htm, green-apples-pagetwo.htm, green-apples.js, green-apples.css" and so on. My image names are all green-apples-something.jpg, with Alt text as "green-apples-something". The linktext is always "green-apples-something" with Title as "green-apples-something". And I talk good sense about (bolded or stronged) green apples quite a lot in the body text, and anything in connection with my green apples. Anyone with a site with content about green apples like mine, I ask them to link to my site using my "green apples" in their linktext. I check my pages in a "keyword density analyser" and the words "green apples" are nicely prominent. I link my pages to each other to maximise the PR of the index page, the one I want to feature highly in SERPS. And where I can, I do my outgoing links in unspiderable JavaScript (I hope). Basically, I do all the things I see on SEO sites that come top in Google. And no doubt some purists or "hardliners" will say I'm a hack spammer and maybe report me to Google. But I feel I'm doing nothing wrong or unethical. I'm just doing what is logical. And my strategy might not even work. In fact it DOESN'T work with Google because on a search for "green apples" my site has been buried for months beneath dozens of other sites about "green" and "apples" - not "green apples".
I think of the film Amadeus when Mozart is told his opera contains "too many notes". I'm no Mozart but in my hack music piece, which "notes" should I take out before my site is at least acceptable?
- What John has described is SEO Penalisation. In other words, steps taken to penalise a SEO who is abusing the "rules"
- When I 1st wrote about SEO neutralisation, I meant that Google is actively changing the rules of the game inorder to ensure that SEO's who have got good at the game do not keep winning.
- It is a bit like Baketball, where the opposition identifies and heavily marks the best player. Except that here Google is neutralising the best players by re-writing the rules.
- Consider the following new rules introduced in the last 6 months:
1. Reciprocal links are neutralised: You get no benefit if you link to a site and it links back to you.
2. Only 1 inward link per site counts. If you had scored good PR by getting many links from a site to your site, now discard the value of all links except 1
3. Site "families" are neutralised: If you had 3 sites in a single I.P. group, you get no benefit. An I.P. group is for eg.:
This means if you are hosting several domains with one host who has given you an I.P. stack, you now have to get a seperate I.P. stack for each site or even start hosting with multiple hosts.
This even effects all of you getting your points from sub.domain.com and sub1.domain.com links. They are all likely to be in an I.P. family. Check.
4. Vary the algo every few days. This throws many off as to what works with Google.
Why would Google SEO neutralise? So that you buy more Adwords since now suddenly you are no longer top of the pops.
But having said that. I would also like to add that this is a very ego centric view of the situation. We are an ego centric race: the sun shines for us, the flowers bloom for us and when Google makes changes to it's formula it is to ruin the lives of us poor SEOs :)
Google is probably making these changes to get better results for it's users and we are affected in the bargain. I'm sure Google has an eye on SEO neutralisation, but it's less of a factor than we consider it to be.
But it is important to note, analyze and stay ahead of the changes...seo neutalization or not
Over-optimisation is really only a different term for spam, or an unethical site design strategy.
I think of it as a term for se algos that are full of holes, while the parent company does $1b plus in sales this year while blaming it's problems on the general webmaster public.
(there is no spam)
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[edited by: satanclaus at 5:41 pm (utc) on July 9, 2003]
Yah, it's like they are saying, "My product is not working properly and people are taking advantage of it! If webmasters would just stop trying to rank well all would be solved" :)
Webmasters build sites- it's up to the big G to determine if and how to rank them.
Google can't control webmasters and webmasters can't control Google. Overall, webmasters definitely have the upper hand though...
Very true. Would webmasters still exist without Google? Yes.
Would Google exist without webmasters? Nope. They need us, whether they like it or not. Their business is directly dependent on US (you, me, and the search engine optimizer next door).
If there was no Google, or search engine, people would find another way to navigate websites. And, marketer's would still try to get ahead in the results. :)
A great resource you might not have noticed yet, is the glossary:
Highly recommended for people that are new to WebmasterWorld. Helps avoid confusion, and keep the discussion at a higher level.
Just noticed - webmaster isn't in the glossary, perhaps that's because the tagline for WebmasterWorld is
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Or that know that there is no spam, only bad algos. It's not like we forced Google to go out & index the web, now did we?
Since they go out & index it, and cache my site -> it's only fair that I do what I do. Neither party got an invitation, so given that, why cry foul if there are no rules in the game?
We all know there is no game. Only business.
I beg to differ with the starter of this thread as to what exactly is SEO Neutralisation.
- What John has described is SEO Penalisation. In other words, steps taken to penalise a SEO who is abusing the "rules"
The point of my first post was that people worrying about this so-called SEO neutralisation may really be worrying that their overvalued site will be reduced to its rightful place in terms of its actual content. To me, good optimisation is making a good site look good to a search engine - there are plenty of examples of good sites that look really bad to a search engine, such as all those ones with flash intros and unspiderable content. So under this definition, SEO neutralisation doesn't make sense to Google. If optimisation is creating an interlinked network of sites with plenty of incoming guestbook links and a bit of hidden text, then SEO neutralisation is a great idea but we already have it with anti-spam algorithms.
If you've got a good site and Google chooses to not give credit for all those factors you listed then you'll probably not see too much difference in your positioning because every other site is subject to the same algorithm. A good site will hopefully have some decent one-way incoming links, e.g. dmoz and other people who saw and liked the site. Aside from the fun and games of the last few months, I don't think Google is going to make major changes to its algorithm every few days and it certainly won't do that just to throw SEOs off balance. If it's producing good and relevant results, it'll stick with them until the spam catches up. If Dubya comes up in a search for "American President" today then they're not going to want to change their algorithm so that Hillary comes up tomorrow. ;)
How much real data is there to support those points you made? (4) I'm not sure about at all, (1) I haven't seen any major changes in areas where I'd expect that to have an effect, (2) and (3) make a lot of theoretical sense in reducing spam results although I haven't seen any specific examples. I can see that (3) might possibly catch out some good guys although most webmasters only host a single site, those that host more are often those with many doorways to their main site.
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Crime rate index represents the average crime rate for a local area in comparison to nearby areas and the national average. A crime index of 100 represents the national average. Huntingdon Metro, has 41% less property crime than Pennsylvania, and is 57% below the nation's average. Huntingdon Metro, has 59% less personal crime than Pennsylvania and when compared to that of United States, Huntingdon Metro is 63% below the national average.
Marital status represents the percent of residents in Huntingdon Metro that are single, married, widowed and divorced. In Huntingdon Metro, 80% of people are married and 20% of people are single. The percent of people married is 6% higher than the ratio of Pennsylvania, which is 74%. Marital data is sourced from census, 2015.
Household income distribution represents the distribution of Huntingdon Metro income brackets at the household level. Overall, the median household income for Huntingdon Metro is $49,686, which is 6% lower than that of Pennsylvania ($52,604). Income data for Huntingdon Metro is sourced from census, 2015.
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Tuesday, August 17, 2010
JustRite Week at Stamper's Dream - Day Two!
Today I'm featuring an image from Christmas Ornaments and a sentiment from Christmas Nested Centers & Verse. Woweeeee are these ornaments gorgeous! And the Christmas Nested Centers & Verse set is quite possibly the most elegant collection of holiday sentiments ever! The smaller ones are perfect for using along with a stamped image as a focal point, and the larger ones are perfect for inside sentiments or for using as a focal point on the front.
I stamped one of the four ornaments onto Neenah Classic Crest Solar White card stock and colored with a combination of Copics and Tombow markers. I didn't do any shading or blending on this one (surprise!), just colored each area in one color only. Quick and easy! Using both Copics and Tombows was simply a matter of colors available. I really, really, really like the rich crimson red of Tombow's #847, yet I wanted a lighter blue than any of the Tombows. The Copic BG0000 was just what I needed.
A bit about the rest of today's card ... it's not at all what I envisioned starting out. Imagine me sitting there with my scrumptious Webster's Pages papers, bloomers, and trims trying to put together a vintage style card. It just was *not* happening. I switched gears altogether and went with this crisp and clean design. I love how it really sets off the ornament, especially that rich red! I had a rare one-stamp card going on, too -- right up until I added those silver pearls (in the four corners of the frame panel and also on the ornament, though difficult to see in the photo). I can't tell you how many dollar-plus postage cards I sent out last year - ouch! But every single one of those recipients was absolutely worth it!
Have a great day, and thanks so much for spending a bit of your day here with me. Your visits mean so much!
Stamps: Christmas Ornaments and Christmas Nested Centers & Verse (JustRite Stamps)
Paper: Neenah Classic Crest Solar White card stock
Ink: Versafine Onyx Black
Accessories: Copic markers, Tombow markers, Stampin' Up silver organdy ribbon, May Arts silver cord, Michael's silver pearls, Quickie glue pen, clear glitter, Cuttlebug embossing folder, Spellbinders circle Nestabilities, foam adhesive
Size: 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" (A2)
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Love the white on white and that glorious coloured ornament! Great textures and details...as always :)ReplyDelete
Stunning Amy, absolutely stunning. Time for me to learn how to do that kind of background. Thanks so much.ReplyDelete
Amy this is beautiful! So elegant.ReplyDelete
ohhh..i just love that pop of color! Wonderful!ReplyDelete
This is stunning. I just love white card and love the emossing on this.ReplyDelete
This is just beautiful! Love the crispness!ReplyDelete
Stunning! Love the layers of white! Reminds me of icing...lol! I guess I need to get my mind out of the butter...heehee! Sorry, couldn't help it ;DReplyDelete
OMGosh...this is GORGEOUS, Amy! Striking!ReplyDelete
What a stunning card.ReplyDelete
Have mercy! I just about fell over! This is so gorgeous with all the embossed white and the beautiful ornament. Sometimes you just have to go over that one stamp postage limit. Whoever receives this will LOVE it and feel pretty special!ReplyDelete
Stunning and elegant! Wow!ReplyDelete
Amazing... Love the dept of this card with the ornament the only color really stands out... Fabulous..Thanks for the inspiration Amy!!ReplyDelete
Just stunning, Amy! Love all the fabulous white layers and the gorgeous ornament front and center!!ReplyDelete
Seriously Amy, you're awesome!! What a stunner. When you say clean and simple I'm amazed - this is beautiful in every way.ReplyDelete
SO pretty Amy! I love the embossed white with the touch of color!ReplyDelete
GORGEOUS!!! I always LOVE your projects!!ReplyDelete
Absolutely the most gorgeous card ever! Makes we want to skip work and go see if I can even come close to making this!ReplyDelete
This is so stunning. I really love this new Just Rite set and the whimsical Xmas one. I think I will be making a purchase soon!ReplyDelete
une carte très élégante!!ReplyDelete
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Wholy cow Batman! Beautiful!ReplyDelete
As soon as I saw this card, I just HAD to come over to tell you how stunning it is! I'm glad you went with the white-on-white, such a BEAUTIFUL card.ReplyDelete
Love white on white and this card is gorgeous!ReplyDelete
This is an absolutely gorgeous card! Your embossing is always so crisp. Is there a trick that you can share about how to get the embossing to look so good? Is it the paper you use, or some other trick that you can share?ReplyDelete
This card is simply stunning Amy. You get me so excited when I visit your blog, thanks :-)ReplyDelete
Stunning Amy!!!! I love how you used mostly white and allowed the ornament to really POP!!!ReplyDelete
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The Power of "Fruit"
Q1: Which contains more fruit, Strawberry Pop-Tarts or Mott's Apple Juice?
Think that's a trick quesiton? Tempted to say, "neither?" Well here's the shocker: the Strawberry Pop-Tarts win because they have trace amounts of dried strawberries, dried pears, and dried apples. The Motts Apple Juice? Nada.
- Of course, the Pop-Tarts are loaded with sugar. My quick count reveals at least 4 different kinds of sugar.
- But here's the thing: the Mott's Apple Juice contains only water, sugar and Vitamic C. In other words, it's vitamin-fortified sugar water. Read Water vs Punch and Soda.
Q2: Which is healthier, Strawberry Pop-Tarts or Mott's Apple Juice?
If you're like most people, you'll say it's the juice. And on some dimensions, you'd be right. After all, the Pop-Tarts are loaded down with preservatives.
But here's something else....
Research shows people think products that contain "fruit sugar" otherwise known as "fruit concentrate," are healthier than products that contain plain old sugar. It's the power of symbolic wording.
Here's one study.
Participants were asked to evaluate two children's cereals that were identical in every way except:
- One label said "sugar."
- The other label said, "fruit sugar."
(The study was conducted in a German-speaking part of Switzerland where they call fruit concentrate fruit sugar.)
Participants consistently evaluated the "fruit sugar" cereal as healthier than the "sugar" cereal. Even people who were rated as being health conscious were just as susceptible to this belief.
You know the power of marketing. And that marginal foods can benefit from the health halo emanating from healthy foods.
The health halo isn't limited to fruit. For instance, adding yogurt to raisins, nuts or pretzels can make them seem healthier. In reality, though, that yogurt coating is some combination of partially hydrogenated palm kernel oil, whey powder, yogurt powder and sugar. YUM! Read Is "Yogurt-Covered" Really Yogurt?
But consider this...
One reason consumers are swayed by the fruit health halo is the pressure to get fruit into our kids makes us do crazy things.
Use "Fruit" To Teach Your Kids Healthy Eating Habits
1. Talk to your children about food in terms of the kinds of food they are and the habits they produce, not what ingredients they contain.
In this model, muffins are cake, juices are sugary beverages, fruit strips are candy.
2. Don't ban muffins (or cakes), juices (or sugary beverages) or fruit strips (or candy).
Think about proportion (how often your kids eat different kinds of food). Teach your kids to eat these treats infrequently. (Yes, that daily muffin habit has got to go.)
3. Stop talking "up" fruit. Just start eating it.
The real stuff. And the more often, the better.If you must talk it up, talk about how tasty it is, not how healthy it is. Read Fruits and Vegetables at Every Meal and Every Snack--Every Darned Day.
4. Educate your kids about the health halo marketing strategy.
Research shows that parents can disrupt (though not eliminate) the influence marketers have on our kids. Read Revealing the Truth in Advertising.
~Changing the conversation from nutrition to habits.~
Source: Sutterlin, B. and M. Siegrist. 2015. "Simply Adding the Word "Fruit" Makes Sugar Healthier: the Misleading Effect of Symbolic Information on the Perceived Healthiness of Food." Appetite 95: 252-61.


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It wasn't long ago that the best options for sophisticated dining were found south of the Columbia River. But now Clark County offers a few neighborhood gems of its own.
These restaurants are distinguished largely by Northwest cuisine made with local ingredients, set in a variety of classy but comfortable atmospheres, in locations from strip malls to hotels to historic homes.
Roots Restaurant and Bar (19215 S.E. 34th St., http://www.rootsrestaurantandbar.com) remains committed to using local sources, tailoring the menu to the season.
Gray's at the Park (301 W. Sixth St., http://www.graysatthepark.com) has established a customer base apart from the Hilton Vancouver Washington, which houses the restaurant. If you're ready to drop $7 for a dinner salad, this is the place to do it.
At the well-established Hudson's Bar & Grill (7805 N.E. Greenwood Drive, https://www.facebook.com/hudsonsbarandgrill), seasonal Northwest cuisine and desserts blend perfectly with the rustic lodge atmosphere.
Vinotopia, the restaurant at Cinetopia (11700 S.E. Seventh St., http://www.cinetopiatheaters.com/restaura/pr/progress_v.htm), has paired wine with a classy atmosphere and Brewtopia, the restaurant at Cinetopia Vancouver Mall 23 (8500 N.E. Vancouver Mall Drive, http://www.cinetopiatheaters.com/restaura/vm/vancmall_b.htm) is starting to gain notoriety for pairing beer with food.
The unique dining experience offered at The Grant House at Vancouver's Historic Reserve (1101 Officers Row, http://thegranthouse.us) combines a sense of history with simple, elegant meals.
Tommy O's Pacific Rim Bistro isn't Northwest focused, but it serves up fine food in an atmosphere where either casual or dressy is accepted attire. At Tommy O's second location (4101 S.E. 192nd Ave., http://www.tommyosaloha.com), the vibe is a bit more upscale, with more room to dine, a sushi bar and an expanded menu.
Shelby's (419 E St., Washougal, https://www.facebook.com/pages/Shelbys-Grille/212718532134033?ref=ts&fref=ts)) has expanded on its American offerings to include Italian, French and Greek cuisine since the arrival of chef Rudy Garcia, formerly of Portland's R Palate. The restaurant also offers breakfast on weekends.
K'Syrah Bistro (316 N.E. Dallas, Camas, http://bistro.ksyrahcatering.com) offers occasional prix fixe dining nights, with three-course meals for $50, plus wine tasting for an additional fee.
Bone's Steak & Chop House has brought some diversity to the dining scene with a modern steakhouse in Battle Ground Village (1207 S.E. Rasmussen Blvd., http://www.bonessteak.com). Pairing classic cuts of meat with inventive sides brings about a sophisticated atmosphere.
Laurelwood (1401 S.E. Rasmussen Blvd., http://laurelwoodbrewpub.com/locations-menus/battleground) is just a stone's throw from Bone's Steak & Chop House. A place for the whole family to enjoy pub fare, this is restaurant number six for the Portland chain known for brewing Oregon's first certified organic beer.
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Socially, marriage is a well-established and structured pattern of behavior for relationships that is accepted as a fundamental part of our culture. The definition of marriage as one man and one woman is the definition that some want to change.
Marriage is defined as a husband, a man, and a wife, a woman. Marriage is defined that way by the Social Security Administration, Internal Revenue Service, Department of Defense, U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, U.S. Air Force, USMC, Department of Veterans Affairs, federal criminal law, state criminal law, federal civil law, state civil law, and real estate law. There is one thing that is in all of these laws and regulations women are treated differently than men.
Many in the homosexual movement promised us that if they could have a law allowing them to be domestic partners, they would be satisfied. Washington has had a domestic partnership law since 2007, and an "everything but marriage" expansion of that law since 2009. Now why do we want to change the definition of marriage?
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Abu Dhabi: Two new services offered by the Emirates Identity Authority (Emirates ID) will soon help residents save the time they spend in visiting post offices to collect their national ID cards.
Considering the 100 per cent increase in the number of ID cards issued last year, Emirates ID plans to introduce more card dispensers and an optional courier service to speed up the card delivery, a top official told Gulf News on Wednesday.
"We are planning to introduce 40 to 60 card dispensers at the registration centres across the country in the coming months, in addition to the four dispensers that are already functioning on a pilot project," said Dr Ali Al Khoury, director general of Emirates ID.
At present, residents have to visit post offices to collect their ID cards. This move is considering that expatriates working in the private sector, who constitute the majority of the population, have to renew the card every two years and collect it from a post office. The validity of the ID card is the same as the residence visa.
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"We are thinking of installing the dispensers in public places like shopping malls in future," Al Khoury said without giving any timeframe.
About the optional courier service, he said it will be part of an integrated delivery system under which the applicant will be able to choose the mode of delivery such as postal service, personal post box, card dispenser or courier service. The first three services will be provided free of cost whereas applicants opting for courier delivery will have to pay the required charges.
The authority this week revealed that it delivered more than 5.89 million cards across the UAE in 2012 compared to 2.929 million in 2011, an increase of over 101 per cent.
The year 2012 witnessed the delivery of the largest number of ID cards in the history of the authority. The largest number of cards delivered in one month last year were 669,000 in January, followed by 626,782 in May.
About 75 per cent of residents currently collect their ID cards from the post offices within seven days of receiving an SMS alert while 52 per cent of them collect it within four days, the authority said.
The ID card is mandatory to obtain most government services with the deadline for all sections of the population to apply for the documents expiring last year. This has prompted applicants to collect their cards within a short time and most of them do so within two weeks.
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Jackson, Miss. Mississippi Republican Sens. Thad Cochran and Roger Wicker are co-sponsoring a bill that would require most states to recognize permits other states issue that allow people to carry concealed firearms.
A similar GOP-led effort died in the Senate in 2013. Wicker and Cochran supported the bill last year.
While extending concealed carry privileges, the legislation recognizes state's rights and does not provide for a national concealed carry permit.
Opponents have argued the plan would let people from states with loose requirements for the permits bring weapons into states with tougher standards.
Gun rights advocates argue people with such permits should be able to carry concealed weapons elsewhere.
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Mauch retired in 1983 but returned as manager two years later. In 1986 he directed the Angels to their third division crown with a team that featured veterans Jackson, third baseman Doug DeCinces, pitcher Don Sutton, and rookie first baseman Wally Joyner. The Angels again lost the AL Championship Series, this time to the Boston Red Sox.
The Angels came close to a division title in 1995, ending the season in a first-place tie with the Seattle Mariners, but they lost in a one-game playoff.
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A simple, yet lovely art lesson that builds upon the principles of watercolor applications. My fifth grade students used liquid watercolor paints, "black" glue (white school glue mixed with black paint) and 9″ x 12″ 90 lb watercolor paper and a bit of table salt to achieve this lovely project. To start, the students drew leaves onto their...Read More


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God of Carnage begins as two highly strung couples, Alan and Annette Raleigh and Michael and Veronica Novak, meet for a civil discussion about a playground fight between their sons. The conversation quickly morphs into a laugh-out-loud, train wreck of an afternoon among savages, called "ninety minutes of sustained mayhem" by The New Yorker. The New York Times hailed God of Carnage as a "four-way prize fight" and the Chicago Tribune praised Reza's play, calling it a "savvy and deliciously caustic new comedy." This must-see received the Olivier Award for Best New Comedy in 2009, as well as the Outer Critics Circle and Drama League Awards for Best Play.
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For a Social Psychology of Prayer
Version of Record online: 21 JUN 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1751-9020.2012.00476.x
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Volume 6, Issue 7, pages 570–580, July 2012
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Sharp, S. (2012), For a Social Psychology of Prayer. Sociology Compass, 6: 570–580. doi: 10.1111/j.1751-9020.2012.00476.x
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Prayer is one of the most common religious activities practiced by Americans. In this review, I make the argument that prayer is a social psychological phenomenon that scholars should treat as such. After a discussion of the use of prayer as a proxy for overall religiosity and a brief excursus on current typologies of prayer, I provide three main arguments for the claim that prayer is a social psychological phenomenon. First, I review evidence that prayer is a legitimate social interaction with "imagined others" that shares many characteristics with and involves the same cognitive and interactional processes as human-human interactions. Second, I review evidence that shows that individuals' social positions influence the frequency of prayer. Third, I review evidence that prayer influences social action through psychological and interactional processes.


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Soundbooth CS4 is organized into panels you can move and group according to your preferences. You can save and recall preset panel layouts called Workspaces, which are optimized according to task.
In creative fields ranging from photo retouching and video editing to print design and Web development, Adobe's applications have become de facto standards for producing content digitally. Almost anyone who owns a digital camera and a computer knows about Photoshop, and the Web would not be what it is today without Dreamweaver, Flash, and FireWorks. Like thousands of other publications, EM uses InDesign to lay out the magazine you're reading now.
Creative Suite 4 (CS4) comprises the latest versions of those applications and more. Several bundles are available, including CS4 Web Premium ($1,699), Production Premium ($1,699), and CS4 Master Collection ($2,499). Which bundle is best for you will depend on your budget and the kind of work you do. Adobe maintains a consistent user interface across all CS4 apps. Although no paper manuals are included, you can access searchable help files, printable PDF files, and online training videos directly from the applications.
CS4's audio-editing program, Soundbooth CS4 2, is included in those three bundles, or you can purchase it alone for $199. I'll concentrate on Soundbooth here and cover other CS4 applications on emusician.com (see the online bonus material "Adobe CS4 Master Collection").
CS4 is cross-platform, but Mac users should be aware that some applications require an Intel processor. If you have a PowerPC-based Mac, you can install some apps but not others. That's why I installed Soundbooth on my MacBook Pro running Mac OS 10.5.6 rather than my Power Mac G5.
In 2003, Adobe acquired Syntrillium Software, makers of Cool Edit Pro, and shortly thereafter released Audition, a sophisticated audio editor for Windows. Soundbooth — a slightly scaled-down, task-specific cross-platform editor — is explicitly geared toward working with audio for video or rich media for the Web, especially when used with other Adobe CS4 software. Rather than furnishing Audition's large assortment of tools, Soundbooth lets you perform a more limited number of functions by clicking on tabs to open various panels.
The Editor panel contains a traditional waveform display, a color spectral display, or both. You can view stereo or surround channels either separately or layered atop one another in different colors. Soundbooth allows you to display, edit, and mix multitrack files you've assembled from numerous mono or stereo audio files. You also get a Video panel for viewing video clips as you edit their audio tracks.
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Easy Beef Steak Diane
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- 4Servings
- 2 Omaha Steaks Boneless Strip Steaks
- 1 teaspoon grated lemon peel
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1 tablespoon vegetable oil
- 1/2 pound small mushrooms, sliced
- 2 tablespoons finely chopped shallots or green onion
- 1 tablespoon brandy, optional
- 1/4 cup half-and-half
- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
- 2 teaspoons Dijon-style mustard
- 2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce
- Heat oil in large nonstick skillet over medium heat until hot. Add mushrooms and shallots; cook and stir 3 minutes or until tender. Remove.
- Wipe skillet out with paper towels; spray with cooking spray. Heat over medium heat until hot. Combine lemon peel and pepper; press onto steaks. Place steaks in skillet; cook 12 to 15 minutes for medium rare to medium doneness, turning occasionally. Remove; keep warm.
- Add brandy to skillet; cook and stir until browned bits attached to skillet are dissolved. Stir in half-and-half, lemon juice, mustard and Worcestershire sauce. Stir in mushroom mixture; heat through. Carve steaks. Serve with sauce.
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What is Casebox?
Casebox allows litigation NGOs to:
- have an integrated solution to store documents related to court cases securely online
- manage calendars and court deadlines
- work collaboratively on court submissions
- retrieve relevant caselaw from both their internal archive of cases and external caselaw databases.
Casebox is available for use and can be downloaded on Github, but customisation and server setup require system administration knowledge. Therefore, if you are unsure, we suggest to get in touch with us.
Who is Casebox for?
Casebox is designed to support the needs of litigation NGOs which are looking for an integrated and web-based application to manage their caseload. The typical user will be an NGO that:
- Litigates cases at domestic level but also at regional mechanisms like the European Court of Human Rights, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights, the African Commission and Court on Human and Peoples' Rights.
- Has a staff of more than five lawyers or experts working on cases, and at least one clerk.
- Has the need for sharing and collaborating across multiple office locations.
- Is looking for an integrated online solution with minimal technical hassles.
- Works with lawyers who are willing to work with online information systems.
What will Casebox do?
The Casebox software will enable litigation NGOs to do the following tasks:
- Store and access documents related to court cases on a secure web server.
- Manage tasks, case calendars and keep track of court deadlines.
- Work collaboratively on court submissions documents: drafting, commenting.
- Manage the overall caseload, through dashboards for each lawyer and for the organisation's legal director (which lawyer is working on which cases, etc).
- Access their litigation data from multiple office locations, and any computer with internet access.
- Manage client contacts and leads, and produce form letters for routine correspondence.
- Do legal research and need to retrieve relevant caselaw from both their internal archive of cases and from external caselaw databases like HUDOC.
- Analyse patterns of abuse using their case archive.
Casebox can also be provided to NGOs at a hosted "software as a service" solution, including technical support, customisations, and upgrades. Please contact us, if you are interested in such a solution.
Technology partner
Our technology partner for Casebox is Ketse.com, based in Chisinau, Moldova. Burlaca.com specializes in architecture of text-based information systems and has ten years experience in designing document storage and knowledge management solutions.
Taking action: next steps
- Casebox roll out has begun, but the documentation is currently in the making – hence best contact us, if you are interested. If you really want to get started, find installation documentation here.
- You may also want to consider using a project management solution like BaseCamp, ActiveCollab, or TeamBox (open source) which offer similar functions, although they are not built with litigation in mind (no categorising of cases by violation, for example).