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|Volume 9, Issue 2
February 2011
Cedar Mill Business News
Tazza Café and Deli is a hidden gem
If you're looking for an early coffee and bagel on your way to work, or a tasty sandwich for lunch, or a nice cozy place to meet a friend or client, you need to start thinking about heading for the corner of Saltzman and Thompson to visit the Tazza Café. It's been there for several years, opposite Findley Elementary, but it recently changed owners, and Saeed and Nancy Rad want you to know about what you've been missing.
Their coffee is from Stumptown Roasters, one of the places that has put Portland on the world coffee map. Stumptown doesn't let just anyone offer their coffee, either. They had to test Tazza's beautiful Marzocco espresso machine to make sure it was tuned correctly and that the technique was correct. You can also pick up freshly-roasted beans to use at home.
They offer pastries from the fabulous Marsee Bakery, and their bread and bagels are from Grand Central. Saeed, who is originally from Iran, will expand his outdoor seating as the weather warms up and grill Persian kebabs and other specialties for lunch and takeout.
The space is cozy but modern, with art on the walls and seating that ranges from a big table for meetings to couches for lounging, and wi-fi of course. Stop in and check it out, you may become a regular!
They're open Monday-Friday, 6 am-6 pm; Saturday 8-4, and Sunday 8-3. The little center faces off the main roads, with entrances just north and west of the intersection of Saltzman and Thompson. For information, call 503-533-9099, or find them on Facebook.
Auction to raise funds for St. Pius X School
"Tropical Groove!" is the theme of this year's annual auction, with a live event on Saturday, February 5 at the St. Pius X Community Center and an online event kicking off on February 6 and running until February 16. To access our online event, visit the website.
Attendees of the live auction and dinner will have a chance to bid on a variety of items including a five-night stay in Hawaii, multiple golf packages, Blazer tickets, an Australian Labradoodle puppy, and a two-week stay in a vacation home in Tuscany. For reservations please contact the school at (503) 644-3244 ext. 341
The Online Auction features a huge variety of items. You can bid on an assortment of event tickets including: Blazers, 2012 U.S. Figure Skating Championships, NW Children's Theater, Portland Youth Philharmonic, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Oregon Ballet Theater, and more, plus items for your home, garden and pet including crafts, electronics, tools, toys, games, books, music, and movies. We have clothing and accessories from Pendleton, Columbia Sportswear, Nike, Adidas, Paloma, Gymboree among others. We also have a variety of gift certificates to your favorite restaurants, stores and local, regional and national businesses.
St. Pius X School is a not-for-profit school located in Cedar Mill. We provide an outstanding education for nearly 300 students, from Kindergarten through 8th grade. The annual auction is our largest fundraiser. Every contribution provides critical funding for music, science, art, technology, tuition assistance, and facility enhancements. St Pius X does not receive any tax dollars and depends on the auction to bridge the gap between tuition and the total cost of educating a child.
Finally, any item donated, big or small, contributes to the overall success of the auction. Please contact the auction team at St. Pius X School at email@example.com if you are interested in contributing to the success of the auction.
Vista Capital Partners, Bliss Bake Shop, and Jen Mahoney Photography are sponsors for this event.
Laurelhurst Physical Therapy Clinic, LLC
Laurelhurst Physical Therapy Clinic is now located in the Sunset Athletic Club on NW Cornell. Services include manual therapy, soft tissue mobilization, rehabilitation for sports injuries and post-surgery, custom orthotic fittings, management for headaches TMJ and arthritis, and incontinence/pelvic floor pain. they also offer individualized exercise programs designed to your current activity level.
Joni Fischer Jones PT specializes in therapeutic rehabilitation, including sports medicine, pre- and post-surgical rehab, and women's health issues. She finds that patient education is an important part of rehabilitation, along with proper muscle re-education. Joni will be your partner and coach during your healing process.
A free 15-minute screening is available by appointment, call (503)726-880 to schedule. Most insurance is accepted, and they will work with your physician and other health care providers. They are located in the Sunset Athletic Club but you don't have to be a member to be their client. If you are a member they can refer you to one of the SAC's yoga or pilates classes suitable to your needs and restrictions, or introduce you to one of their personal trainers.
Laurelhurst Physical Therapy Clinic is also located in the Bally's at 9650 SW Nimbus Ave. in Beaverton and in Portland at 9828 E. Burnside #250. For more information call 503-726-8880 or check them out at www.laurelhurstpt.com.
Savina Rosales moves up at World of Smiles
Dr. Michelle Stafford and the team at World of Smiles, Pediatric Dentistry are proud to announce the promotion of Savina Rosales to Lead Assistant. If you've been to a busy dental office recently, you'll recognize that the Lead Assistant is a necessary component for managing the doctor's treatment and exam schedule and keeping the office running smoothly. Since she began in July of 2010 we have come to rely on Savina's work ethic and leadership capabilities in our ever-growing practice.
Savina grew up in Beaverton and graduated from Anthem College, receiving both her Sealant and Expanded Function Dental Assistant Certifications. After joining World of Smiles she quickly grew beyond the role of a chair-side assistant. Savina says, "Having the responsibility, and knowing Dr. Stafford relies on me, keeps me motivated to continually improve myself and my skills. Achieving the role of Lead Assistant was a dream fulfilled. Being a part of a growing practice with a great staff and doctor—it's amazing to me."
Savina loves to make kids smile, and when they're nervous, she makes it her goal to ensure they leave with a smile and wanting to return. She is also very involved with the volunteer work that Dr. Stafford's office participates in, such as the Tooth Taxi in January, and the upcoming Give Kids A Smile Day February 5th. We hope you'll join with us in congratulating Savina on this accomplishment, and take a tour of our family-friendly practice!
Rave in the Nave continues at CUMC
February 12, 7:30 pm: Chrisse Roccaro in "Love Letters" at Christ United Methodist Church.
Portland theater star Chrisse Roccaro appears in A.R. Gurney's acclaimed romantic play "Love Letters," co-starring Chrisse's husband, Stephen Guntli. A perfect evening in preparation for Valentine's Day, "Love Letters" is Rave in the Nave's Valentine to our audience.
Tickets may be purchased through the church office for $15 each or 5 for $67.50.
Christ United Methodist Church is located at 12755 NW Dogwood St. Call 503-646-1598 for more information, or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Red Cross Blood Drive at CUMC
Monday, Feb 28, 2-7 pm at Christ United Methodist Church, located at 12755 NW Dogwood St. For a donation appointment call 503-646-1598 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Electronics Unlimited offers remote checkup special
Is your PC running too slowly or exhibiting strange behavior? Worried about your virus and spyware protection?
Take advantage of our newest service. We access your computer remotely and perform a general cleanup of the system, tweaking the system settings for better performance, and removing any unwanted programs and files. We also make sure your anti-virus and anti-spyware protection software is fully operational and up-to-date.
This special is available for $59.95 and usually takes about 45 minutes. You can watch us while we remotely update your system. Call now, the offer expires April 30, 2011—503-848-9191.
Organizing seminars offered
NW Organizing Solutions was busy helping the community get organized during "National Get Organized Month" in January. Professional organizer Beth Giles presented a seminar on downsizing your home as well as one about how to get control of the clutter before it happens and restore order to your life.
Although "Get Organized Month" has passed it is not too late to restore order to your life. If you are interested in getting your space or life organized, or would like to schedule a workshop or seminar for your community group or business, please contact Beth at 503-709-0791 or firstname.lastname@example.com. You can find out more about their services at www.nworganizingsolutions.com.
Burnt Ends news
Burnt Ends BBQ served as mentor/volunteer support at the First Annual Northwest Winter Blues Rib Rally in Vancouver, Washington, a unique competition format that allows each cook to present their entries to judges individually and get direct verbal feedback. The contest is designed for beginner teams to aid them in preparing for actual "live" competition and give them pointers and suggestions for improving their techniques and recipes. The big winner for this contest was the local Fire Department for hosting the event and the potluck meal presented to them by the cooks, and the Luekemia/Lymphoma Society as funds raised were donated to their local efforts to cure this disease.
You will have an opportunity to grab some great BBQ by bidding for two Burnt Ends BBQ gift certificates during the St. Pius X School annual online auction. Bidding begins February 6 and ends February 16.
If you'd like to get a sure deal on Burnt Ends delicious bbq and catering, visit them online or call 503-641-6680.
Virtue of the Month: Love
"Love is at the center of our being. It is the vital force that gives us energy and direction.. Love connects one heart with another. It is irresistible attraction and affection, for a person, a place, an idea, and even for life itself. Love is cherishing others, treating them with tenderness. Nurtured by commitment and seasoned by kindness, love is our greatest gift." Excerpt from Virtues Reflection Cards, by Linda Kavelin Popov
The Practice of Love: I allow myself to connect deeply.I do the work on myself that love requires.I cherish the loves of my life.I am thankful for the gift of Love. It is my treasury.
Call Delaram Hakiman-Adyani, Master Facilitator, for your staff development workshop and community building opportunities, 503-267-0202 or visit www.virtuesconnectionportland.com
Santosha Yoga offers two new programs
For those who are pregnant and want an alternative to Lamaze (though, it is tried and true) we finally found an experienced Pre-Natal instructor, Sarah Robinette. Many doctors and midwives are recommending yoga during and after pregnancy to ease the mind and strengthen the body as well as touch the deepest part of the spirit during this special time of life. Our first session begins Monday, February 7 at 9:30 am. 8 weeks for $125 provides mothers-to-be with an intimate setting and lots of personal attention in our small studio. No prior yoga experience is needed.
We are also starting another new class called Accessible Meditation. It will run Wednesday evenings at 7:30 pm. With the new addition to our teaching staff, Robin Parker, one can explore meditation practices from various traditions: yogic pranayama, zen silence, mindfulness, mantras, malas and more. Robin, a certified yoga instructor with a lifelong meditation practice, brings a grounded sensible approach to meditation. Specializing in "stress fitness," she has helped dozens of professionals in high-stress work environments—from doctors to disaster responders—cultivate the ability to unplug, unwind, and re-center.
Santosha Yoga is located in Bethany. Visit them online at santoshaforeverybody.com or call 503-372-9825 for more information or to register for classes.
Art Challenge at Village Gallery
Calling the community to participate in The Village Gallery of Arts 2nd Annual Art Challenge! Create your artwork on four 6" x 6" stretched canvases (provided) during the month of April. The show and sale begins in May. Application deadline is March 13th. Pick up your application at the gallery or download it from our web site at www.villagegallery.org.
"Fire & Ice" is our group show theme that opens on February 8th. Featured artist is our member Liz Walker, who also teaches Acrylic Monotyping on Wednesday mornings. Liz began painting in watercolor in 1991 but now works her magic on papers she prepares through acrylic monotyping and marbling. No matter what the medium, Liz's favorite subject is fanciful people (mostly women) in everyday settings.
The gallery is located at 12505 NW Cornell Rd next to the Cedar Mill Library. Our hours are 10 am to 4 pm Tuesday-Saturday and Sunday noon to 4 pm. We are closed on Monday. Please call 503-644-8001 for more information on classes and the art challenge or see our website www.villagegallery.org.
Country Club membership special
Rock Creek Country Club is offering a reduced initiation fee of $199.00 toward any membership, and don't begin to pay monthly dues until March 1. Along with this we will throw in three rounds of golf, unlimited use of the driving range, and putting and chipping privileges for free between now and March 1, and a sleeve of Pro V balls. Limited time-—this offer ends February 28.
The Rock Creek Country Club is located at 5100 NW Neakahnie Ave., in the Bethany/Rock Creek area. Call Mike Eichenberger at 503-645-1115 or check their website at www.rockcreekcountryclub.com
Recycle paint at Miller
As a service to the Cedar Mill community, the Miller Paint store on the corner of Murray and Cornell is now a paint recycle drop-off point. If you have wet paint sitting in the garage, feel free to drop it off with us during business hours and we will see that it gets to the Metro recycle center. This service is free to the public, though we ask that any drop-off over ten gallons be parceled out as space in the recycle totes is limited.
Handmade gifts from Monika's House Shelter!
Want to give Valentine gifts that your friends and family will love, and that support our local community? Treat them with lavender and vanilla cake-scented body care products made at Monika's House shelter!
These hand-made soaps, lotions, and lip balms make great gifts for all ages. They were made by domestic abuse survivors in our shelter as part of our Social Business Enterprise, aimed at developing entrepreneurial skills and inspiring creativity among survivors at the shelter.
Don't forget the little ones on your Valentine gift list! We also have puppet kits that come in individual sets ($7.50) or sets of four ($20), so kids can assemble their very own puppets.
Sale proceeds go to the Survivor Empowerment Fund, which survivors can utilize for specific needs they may have, whether it be paying attorney fees, co-pays at the doctor, or transportation to get to and from work. It's hard to know what survivors may need at any given time, but through this fund, they have the resources to make decisions on their own and get what they need.
These gifts will be available for sale during the February meeting of the CMBA, or email Christie at email@example.com to request an order form. Once completed, forms can be faxed to 503-648-6905, or returned to Christie by email.
Annual Sunset High Mock Interview event
Spend a morning (8:15-12:00), afternoon (11:15-2:00) or an entire day (8:15-2:00) providing 20 minute Mock Interviews for students.
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The agenda for the May 22 meeting includes a public hearing on the proposed budget for fiscal year 2012-13. Staff recommend increasing the tax on hotel guests from 10 percent to 12 percent, which could add more than $560,000 annually to Menlo Park's general fund, but not changing the utility users tax. The budget also proposes cost-cutting measures such as eliminating paper council agenda packets to save $10,000 a year, sharing services with other city entities, and delaying the replacement of $100,000 worth of police cars for one year.
The regular meeting starts at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the council chambers at the Civic Center at 701 Laurel St., following a closed session at 5:30 p.m. to discuss settlement of a lawsuit filed over the city's failure to comply with state housing law.
Helfrich commended
Frank Helfrich, long-time Menlo Park resident and keeper of town history, was tapped for a commendation from the City Council on May 22 for "his dedication in preserving the history of Menlo Park." Mr. Helfrich has lived in Menlo Park for more than 80 years and volunteers with the Menlo Park Historical Association, a nonprofit organization that has archived the town's memories for nearly four decades.


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Camellia sasanqua 'Setsugekka'Item #2177 USDA Hardiness Zone: 7 - 10
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Large, perfectly formed, semi-double, white flowers with ruffled edges and a bright cluster of golden stamens at the center. Dense, semi-weeping habit and glossy, dark green foliage makes for an exceptional plant for foundation plantings or as an espalier. Mid season bloomer. Evergreen.
- OverviewLight Needs:Filtered sunWatering Needs:Water regularly, when top 3 in. of soil is dry.Average Landscape Size:Moderate growing 8 to 10 ft. tall and wide.Key Feature:Fall FloweringBlooms:Fall through winter.Landscape Uses:
- DetailBotanical Pronunciation:kuh-MEE-lee-a suh-SAN-kwuhDeciduous/evergreen:EvergreenGrowth rate:ModerateAverage landscape size:Moderate growing 8 to 10 ft. tall and wide.Special features:WaterwiseFoliage color:Dark GreenBlooms:Fall through winter.Flower color:WhiteFlower attributesFlowers for Cutting, Showy FlowersDesign IdeasThis semi-double white Camellia makes a wonderful backdrop to a moonlight garden in backyard beds close to your outdoor living space. A must for Asian or woodland settings under large, old shade trees with filtered canopies. Dress up a wall or garage as a shrub or train the dense, spreading habit of this Camellia as an espalier for a formal look.Companion PlantsPair with other pure white bloomers like Astilbe, Hydrangea, Azalea, Gardenia and Lilac for a beautiful moonlight garden. For an Asian theme, design with mixed Azaleas, Heavenly Bamboo, Dogwood, Japanese Maples, Lily of the Valley, Iris and Rodgersia.
- CareCare InformationProvide well-drained soil, rich in organic matter. Keep roots cool with a thick layer of mulch. Follow a regular watering schedule during the first growing season to establish a deep, extensive root system. Requires less water once established. Prune to shape and feed with an acid fertilizer after flowering.Pruning time: winter to spring, after flowering.Light Needs:Filtered sunWatering Needs:Water regularly, when top 3 in. of soil is dry.
- History & LoreHistory:Sometimes referred to as Christmas Camellias, the sasanqua varieties of Camellia are native to the evergreen, coastal forests of southern Japan. It was introduced by Dutch traders into Europe in 1869. Setsugekka originated in Japan by Jisuke Minagawa. The Japanese use the leaves of sasanqua to make tea, and the seeds are pressed into tea seed oil for use as a lubricant and in cooking and cosmetics.
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Henry Austin Dobson
Ballad Of The Armada - Poem by Henry Austin Dobson
King Philip had vaunted his claims;
He had sworn for a year he would sack us;
With an army of heathenish names
He was coming to fagot and stack us;
Like the thieves of the sea he would track us,
And shatter our ships on the main;
But we had bold Neptune to back us--
And where are the galleons of Spain?
His carackes were christened of dames
To the kirtles whereof he would tack us;
With his saints and his gilded stern-frames
He had thought like an egg shell to crack us;
Now Howard may get to his Flaccus,
And Drake to his Devon again,
And Hawkins bowl rubbers to Bacchus--
For where are the galleons of Spain?
Let his Majesty hang to St. James
The axe that he whetted to hack us;
He must play at some lustier games
Or at sea he can hope to out-thwack us;
To his mines of Peru he would pack us
To tug at his bullet and chain;
Alas! that his Greatness should lack us!--
But where are the galleons of Spain?
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Solving The Puzzle — Cessation
It can be very hard to quit smoking. For some adults, knowing that quitting will help improve the health of their children may offer more motivation to quit and stay tobacco-free. In youth, tobacco cessation can be a tough subject, but the best materials are ones that are designed with the unique concerns of the population in mind. Find resources to offer adults and youth, as well as free materials you can order to assist quit attempts.
Helping Smokers Quit: Tobacco Cessation Coverage
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A child's parent or family member may have a hard time figuring out where to turn for cessation support after they leave the doctor's office. These Web sites offer support, encouragement, and quit tips to those trying to quit.
- Smokefree.gov
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Youth are never wrong, and are invincible — from their point of view, anyway. These resources tackle the topic of quitting tobacco from a youth standpoint, and help youth think about why they use tobacco, and the immediate (as well as the future) health, social, and financial effects.
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These materials are available in English or Spanish, and offer additional quit tips, resources, and facts about tobacco use. Each of these items is available in hard copy form for the cost of shipping only through the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality Clearinghouse at 800/358-9295 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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|Create a new course, 3240:108, entitled World of Homer. This course is a 1-credit archaeology course offered under the approved Case Studies in Archaeology sequence within CSAA.
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Allyson Felix is one athlete that's hard to keep up with (literally)! Need proof? She took home the gold at the 2008 Olympic Games and several times at the World Track Championships, not to mention her record-breaking performances in the 200 meters as a junior and on the high school track. Today, Allyson is a member of the president's Council for Fitness, Sports and Nutrition, and you'll spot her competing in the 400 meters at the U.S. Track and Field Championships in Eugene, Oregon this weekend (for broadcasting info, click here). The FITNESS team was lucky enough to share a few of Allyson's spare minutes discussing her beauty routine—watch the video interview over at Beauty on the Go!—and fitness tips. Check out her top four pointers for runners:
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- Let Loose. "If your arms are tight and tense, that tension will move into your neck and back and make your run much more difficult than it has to be. Relax your arms!"
- Have a Plan. "You're probably not going to wake up most mornings dying to put in three miles. Know when you're realistically going to be able to get your run in and be committed to that schedule."
- Get the Right Gear. "I really believe that if you look good, you'll feel a bit more confident, so I always try to find cute workout clothes to give myself extra motivation."
Allyson is also teaming up with ACUVUE, the contact lens brand, for a neat mentorship contest. If you or someone in your life is between the ages of 13 and 21, check it out!
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- 10 cups lightly salted plain popped popcorn
- 1/2 cup blanched hazelnuts, toasted and chopped
- 1/2 cup dark brown sugar
- 1/4 cup light corn syrup
- 2 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/4 teaspoon baking soda
- Vegetable oil spray
Preheat the oven to 350°. Line a large rimmed baking sheet with a silicone liner or buttered parchment paper. In a large bowl, mix the popcorn and chopped nuts. In a small saucepan, combine the sugar, corn syrup and butter and bring to a boil. Cook over moderately high heat for 2 minutes. Off the heat, whisk in the vanilla, salt and baking soda. Immediately pour the caramel over the popcorn and toss with a rubber spatula coated with vegetable oil spray.
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Taking The Dave Test during the Holidays Question Four: "Can I admit that some things will never get better?" Introduction to the seriesMuch of the last year was thread through with considerable loss. My brother, Dave, battled a fatal brain cancer for nearly eight years and he died this last January as the result of a fall that was due in large part to his disease. He would have been 58 years old i … [Read more...]
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The Prime Minister's pledge will have little functional impact beyond a bit more red tape for employers, but it may have a major effect in distorting public perceptions of migrants. The cry that migrants are "taking our jobs" is a myth with a long and ugly history in Australian political rhetoric.
Ironically, out of all of the many visa categories, it is the 457 visa that clearly provides the largest fiscal positive for the taxpayer and the most immediate stimulant for the local economy and flow-on job creation.
The political obsession with the issue of asylum seekers who arrive by boat has meant very little attention is paid to the substance of other immigration issues involving far greater numbers of people.
This makes it far more likely that decisions on other aspects of immigration policy, affecting many hundreds of thousands of people a year, will be ill-informed, simplistic or vote-driven.
The present controversy over 457 visas is a case in point. The latest "crackdown" on these long-term temporary skilled workers just reinforces requirements that have been in place for some years.
There will always be some employers who want to dodge the rules by undercutting conditions and rates of pay. If there are people breaking the rules, it makes much more sense to put energy into enforcing the existing rules rather than create another set of rules which just adds to the costs of the majority who are already doing the right thing for the benefit of our economy.
If you're concerned about heaps of foreigners filling low-paid jobs in Australia, relieving upward pressure on wages and crowding out the semi-skilled or unskilled, the 457 visa is not a problem. Jobs under the 457 visa are higher paid skilled jobs.
There is no logical reason why an employer would go to the extra time and expense of bringing in overseas workers to fill these positions if adequately skilled locals were readily available at the same rate of pay.
The visa category which brings in over 100,000 people a year who work in temporary and low-skilled jobs is the working holiday visa – sometimes known as "the backpacker visa". Unlike the 457 visa, the working holiday visa is only open to younger people from selected countries – all of them wealthy and mostly European. At June 30, 2012, there were 132,107 working holiday visa holders in Australia, compared to 68,310 primary applicants who were granted 457 visas in that financial year.
I am not attacking backpacker labour; just pointing out the selective nature of the attacks on skilled migrant labour. It is hard not to think that part of the reason for spotlighting 457 visas is that a substantial proportion of these migrant workers are from countries such as India and the Philippines.
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I've spent the last two months getting caught up on the latest trends in the industry and it appears that SEO is on its way out. The current focus is on...
You can tell too. The sheer volume of tag soup being generated with today's latest Web 2.0 platforms is a clear sign that SEO IS DEAD.
The writing has been on the wall for some time. Have you prepared for the transition? What are you doing now that SEO IS DEAD?
SEO is now "depreciated".
Me? I'm probably going to have a fire sale on the 200+ SEO Domains that I own, that will be the first thing. Then I'm going to start a Blog and write one/two paragraph entries each day in hopes of it becoming popular. :)
I think everything we're seeing--now and in the last couple of years--is due to the "democratizing" effect of this new internet media pardigm that lets everyone shoot content onto the web with very little investment, aside from personal time. With so much stuff in every single niche coming online everyday, the bar is continually set higher and higher to pull traffic from a given serps niche.
The result, IMO, is that quality content is becoming evermore important and will continue to become so. Tons of crap domains will be a waste of time. And entering crowded niches without really good content and/or really good networking will become a waste of time.
However, and I'd like to hear others' opinion on this, the current sheep-stampede toward all things social media will be a good thing for link builders. Why?
1. Social media consumes your competitors time, inordinately so.
2. Social medial doesn't result in link rewards commensurate to the amount of time consumed.
3. The majority of those engaged in social media (average joe) don't have websites of any kind and can't give you a link. And even if they have a site, they're less likely to give you a link because they're too busy "twittering" all over the place.
4. Social media links seem to do little to confer reputation because they're social not authoritative.
5. When something becomes harder to get (links) it becomes more valuable and more effective.
I watch my competitors and see many of them slowing down their content production considerably in favor of twittering and facebooking and building profiles here and there and I LMAO. They get relatively nothing out of it and leave the field wide open. I do all the same social medial stuff too, of course, but I don't abandon the real stuff: original content creation and link outreach.
I think the interest in social media is a boon to people who stick to the nuts and bolts and are willing to work hard.
Without SEO's web developers will put up horrible websites that can't be spidered. I have seen tons of high profile websites that just a little bit of work would increase traffic by a very large amount.
I would not expect to see something so sensationalistic from you.
SEO has evolved, and will continue to do so, but dead? Hardly! The term was a misnomer from its inception. It was always about 'website optimization' and the work had nothing to do with optimizing a search engine. And 'optimizing' websites for better crawlability and usability, will not go away as long as there are websites. There will always be lazy webmasters who will create awful sites which then will need a revamping or 'fixing'.
This thread sounds like a 'iPhone Killer' or 'Google Killer' article.
It is without question the case that 'SEO' is not what it used to be. With the advent of social media the game has changed radically, just as it always has. First there is one thing, then there is another, but the first thing hardly ever goes away completely; if that was the case, email spam would have stopped a long time ago, since the spammers can now spam the engines, and the social media sites.
So I'll have to respectfully disagree with the notion that 'SEO is DEAD'.
That so many people give credence to "SEO is dead", even in an apologetic "not if you look at it like this" way, genuinely scares me.
Come on people, get a grip
It all begins to make sense (hopefully) once you start looking at your site from a user, a task-oriented point of view - and that's when you plan the steps to take with respect to Visitor Engagement Optimization. The details in -your- approach to this second, advanced stage make all the difference. As to social media taking more resources and being less effective than "traditional" methods: patent nonsense - it should be ALL part of the mix.
LiamMcGee encapsulated my techniques perfectly here:
work well in long term, giving Google what Google's users want. Good structure, good server set-up, no duplication, no confusing of bots, clear lang-loc info, great content, a clear idea of user demand and vocabulary in which the demand is expressed, naturally occurring strong relevant in-links. What's not to like?
Without SEO's web developers will put up horrible websites that can't be spidered. I have seen tons of high profile websites that just a little bit of work would increase traffic by a very large amount.
So you are actually doing a website design or I.A. and calling it SEO? At least for the most of your effort is actually design and information architecture and design in that case.
In fact I am seeing more and more sites by so called SEO experts with little or no links in their content. Some of them do not even link to articles or pages they are actually talking about.
I think they only sell SEO kool-aid but don't consume it themselves.
for small businesses, self managed, LLC's...etc... performing SEO all day for clients, projects, and such...when you get done with the day, its the last thing you want to do for your own site...
its a sad fact, but my site could use some serious work, but nevertheless i know what im doing and talking about...
just becuase an artist doesnt display their work, doesnt mean they cant paint.
But in my post I was only referring to SEO experts not actually believing what they sell. I suspect some of the ideas are actually much ado about nothing.
Would someone mind elaborating on social media and how it pertains to Google rankings? Are you saying a well optimized company facebook page? Or YouTube videos with link to your website? Are these types of links really helping with Google rankings?
these diy links that you can post yourself are essentially 'dead.' the value of generating links through use of social media is the planting of link bait - if link bait is promoted to the popular section of the social media platform that you are engaging:
1. digg front page
2. retweeted on twitter
3. reddit front page
4. youtube front page or links to video
in digg's case, for instance, i think the last stat i read was that 70% of its user-base maintained a blog; thus the last study i read reported that you could get up to 700 links to a story if it makes the front page of digg; but not from digg, from the bloggers and webmasters that comprise its user base. @ times you wont get that much - e.g. 20, 100, 200 links. it depends on the category in which you submitted your content and how good it is and the day of the week.
there is just so much traffic available from blogs and web 2.0 platforms that some sites don't have to rely on search engines for referrals. you could make a living with some direct advertising and routine use of these tools and outreach.
It can't be suggested that optimizing a site for searching is dead because that is silly.
If you site can't be searched then what good is it?
To me it is more like SEO is dead as a stand alone industry because anyone building and designing websites for a living had better be doing SEO by default.
Many clients have come to me and said.. "We want to do some SEO on our site"
I always tell them, your site is fully optimized for searching because that is how I build them. Then I get on about link building techniques and they are amazed it is something they can do themselves after a 1 hour consult.
My statement,
SEO isn't dead, it is just default now where before it needed to be defined.
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New frontiers are opening up which are more exciting. The algorithms change to reflect where the traffic is going, or die. Nobody wants to see a page of dead links anymore. They want to be engaged with blogs, real people, what their friends and neighbors are saying and rich media.
Google's results page is the link farm of the future. Just one big selling and buying links page with more Adwords. Ironically, the very thing they are so against now when it comes to small websites.
I can't see people using search engines at all in 10 years. I see it as a social internet based upon personal recommendation and who you know.
Humans are explorers, searching the web looking for information is a very basic form of exploration - I don't think we will ever really loose that.
Well I just learned to install a few CMS programs and left SEO to the software iself.
A lot of CMS don't do a great job at SEO but I agree that some do, especially with tweaking and with a good template there should be little to do but add content.
Fortunately that is not true in the wild. I'm working with a client (medium size airline) who have just woken up to 2009 - credit crunch, corporate website which doesn't do much except serve as a cost center.
They use an CMS and had a web design company do the templates. There is plenty of text on the website but a lot of the links are hidden by Javascript and probably unspiderable. There is virtually no structure to the content. All titles are boilerplate (how many CMS do this grr). No description so often Google is displaying some text sucked out of the Flash at the top of each page. URLs are dynamic.
The on page stuff is worse. The design company uses images for all the heading 1/2 text with not even any alt text. Non of the pages validate or are even close to validating.
This I find is not untypical of websites owned by SMEs.
I also do SEO for one of the biggest cos in the world. They have a huge team that works on the website and they know SEO (well SEO circa 2005) pretty well but they have trouble applying their knowledge to the site. It is maybe a problem of company politics, the website serves many divisions all of whom are competing for real estate on the PR9 pages and this leads to a lot of inaction.
SEO may no longer be rocket science, but was it ever?
Do this for me, browse the web today with images off. Come back and tell me what you didn't see. Browse some of your fav SEO websites and see if they are practicing what they are preaching. I can guarantee you that at least 5 out of 10 FAIL the basic litmus test for their own properties. Remember how Target found out the hard way when it comes to the basics? Ya, to the tune of $6 million dollars and some change.
What are these people on about when talking about SEO? I can't see half their site when I browse with me images off. And, I do that quite frequently these days just because I can. :)
I kind of figured SEO was DEAD because I just don't see it being done that much anymore. Sure, a title, meta and a few headlines, done. Is that what you call SEO?
A BIG THANK YOU to everyone for sharing your passion for SEO!
I kind of figured SEO was DEAD because I just don't see it being done that much anymore. Sure, a title, meta and a few headlines, done. Is that what you call SEO?
I guess you are thinking of this post ;-)
I wouldn't call a title, meta and some headlines SEO no, it is a part of process and you probably wouldn't be surprised how many websites can't even do this. For some niche product/service terms it could be the difference between a top 10 ranking or not... but those terms don't generate oodles of traffic either.
IMHO SEO has to focus from the page level right up to the Internet level at 50,000 feet.
1. Site Structure - ignoring well structured and compliant code is costly and will ultimately cost more in the long run if you have to pay for your traffic.
2. Content - if you just bend over and spew out content that isn't well put and in some semi-coherent way, then your well structured site will only make you stand out as a bigger idiot.
3. Call to Action - let's face it, ultimately your browsers to do something. If your site works and you have worked your content over and still haven't figured out what your site is trying to accomplish then just close shop and go home.
The rest is just details. Link building, Keyword stuffing, Social networking...all of those work, if you don't want to take the time to do it right, but let's be serious, without taking care of the big three then will anything help?
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I got a different perspective: PPC is dead
We are slashing our PPC budget as I speak. Enough with fraud and middlemen.


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In the Cheap Seats: College recruiters should make spring football exciting
By BOBBY "BUTCH" BURNEY | News-Telegram Sports Editor
Dec. 21, 2007 - Hits and misses around the world of sports...
Spring football practice at SSHS will be exciting this year, because the campus will be virtually crawling with college scouts. With Tyrik Rollison gearing up for his senior season at quarterback, college recruiters will be able in the spring to make an evaluation visit and a recruiting visit. With Rollison rated as the No. 2 quarterback in the country by Rivals.com and the No. 13 player overall, he will be getting plenty of attention.
The good thing for all of the other players is that some of that attention will leak over onto them. Some recruiters who come to woo Rollison may end up seeing another Wildcat that interests them.
Seems like every Major League Baseball player who was implicated for using steroids or human growth hormone by the Mitchell Report now has the same song - "I did it one time to help rehab an injury." So, instead of using the best doctors, trainer and medical facilities in the entire world, the players turned to locker room attendants and wash boys for their rehab medicine. Makes perfect sense.
Can you blame Tony Romo for being distracted? Any 20-something, single man who finds finds Jessica Simpson under his Christmas tree and isn't distracted should get in the "Don't ask, don't tell" line. In Romo's defense, though, former girlfriend Carrie Underwood said the reason she and Romo broke up was because he was too focused on football.
Cowboy safety Ken Hamlin was seen at practice on Thursday wearing the No. 31 jersey of suspended teammate Roy Williams. The way Williams has played, his discounted jersey is probably cheaper than normal practice attire.
I'm not one to jump on the side of the Texas Legislature, but the lawmakers did the right thing last week in telling NFL Commissioner Robert Goodell and Cowboys owner Jerry Jones to cry on someone else's shoulder. The pair of football heavyweights tried to convince the legislators that the big, bad cable companies needed to pay the NFL $300 million for the NFL Network.
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Whenever I post some prior notice of some event I intend to attend, my wife says it looks like I'm 'pimping' myself. If I don't do that, then people complain that they live down the street from whatever it is and are mad that they didn't know about it in time. I got several messages from folks in Arkansas who didn't know about Reason in the Rock, and woulda been there if I had just said something. So fine.This Saturday, November 3rd, I will be in Tallahassee Florida for a secular rally. W … [Read more...]
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WTH?! I followed a link from a blog comment linking the Tea Party to Fascist government to a secular humanist site. You know you have to be ever vigilant against fascism. Right? But then what is up with this site's banner...Why make a point to everyone that visits the site that you are "Beyond Atheism" and "Beyond Agnosticism"? Are they trying to say they are better than atheists and agnostics?Normally I wholeheartedly endorse human efforts to make the world a better place, be … [Read more...]
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Examining Methods of Re-Arranging Rural Boundaries for Maximum Farming Efficiency
Hannigan, Brian J. & Webb, Robert M. (1993) Examining Methods of Re-Arranging Rural Boundaries for Maximum Farming Efficiency. Queensland Surveyors Bulletin, pp. 38-39.
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Researchers Brian Hannigan and Robert Webb of the Surveying Discipline, School of Planning, Landscape Architecture and Surveying present a summary on current research activities into the concept of rearranging rural boundaries over a pilot area on the Eastern Darling Downs.
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RE: Crowds and Localism at J-Bay« on: January 14 2005 17:01:00 »
man i hear you guys,ime in scotland at the moment and i miss j-bay so much.The folks are chilled out,no worries.The old school boys are a bit mean lokin but its just to scare of valies.Can give favourite surf but jeffreys is surf so i cant pick a spot,jeffreys is my favorite...shandez
RE: Crowds and Localism at J-Bay« Reply #1 on: June 02 2005 23:06:00 »
i plan on a surp trip with my wife and baby on september 2005. hows the crowd in that month.
RE: Crowds and Localism at J-Bay« Reply #2 on: August 01 2005 21:08:00 »
I'll be in J-Bay in early January, right after New Year's Eve.
Can anybody tell me what the conditions are like there at that time of year?
Thanks for any info.
RE: Crowds and Localism at J-Bay« Reply #3 on: September 09 2005 08:09:00 »
People must just chill out about localism. The ocean is for everybody! Especially since we are its guests. Only takes a shark attack to bring that back into perspective. Peace
RE: Crowds and Localism at J-Bay« Reply #4 on: December 26 2006 17:12:00 »
I have to agree !!! The ocean was here before we were. Can't we all just respect each other as human beings and respect our imperfections. We see a nice wave and our surf stoke takes over. Maybe it's selfishness not to look, but when yousee a beautiful glassy tube peeling and a long face with it.. You Can't help it.
RE: Crowds and Localism at J-Bay« Reply #5 on: December 27 2006 03:12:00 »
Hey Vic Franko, We will be there also at that time.. it may be onshore as the predominant wind is South East at that time...but I saw Andy, Bruce Irons, Kelly and the others all surfing Jbay in July in horrible onshore conditions prior to the Billabong contest this year. If they can do it - I can as well. Hope we meet each other and have a laugh? How will we be able to recognize you? I will be with my son in the water... ? Mail me if you want to .......


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'The Killing' Could Have a Deadly Effect on AMC
Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) wanted The Killing to continue. Should AMC (NASDAQ: AMCX) have listened?
The once-dead series returned to the critically acclaimed network this month with new episodes. While the revival was widely promoted (and hugely anticipated), other shows have begun to assassinate The Killing' ratings.
Season three premiered with lower than expected ratings. Viewers continued to avoid the ill-fated series last Sunday, indicating that AMC made a bad decision.
"The Killing wasn't gonna be produced on AMC if it were not for Netflix getting the exclusive in the streaming market," Rich Tullo, Director of Research at Albert Fried & Company, told Benzinga. "Ultimately The Killing probably wasn't a very good script. AMC knew it wasn't a very good script. But it got produced anyway because they had this ultimate revenue source. Now it's making AMC look bad in the ratings and look bad in front of investors."
Shares of AMC are actually trading up slightly since the series returned on June 2.
The stock initially declined more than two percent in the days that followed the season three premiere. While that temporary decline may not have been enough to significantly hurt AMC, it came at a time when the network was riding high on several hits, most notably The Walking Dead.
On the whole, Tullo thinks that content creators are "playing the short game and they have no strategic overview of what the next five years are gonna look like."
"Therefore they're acting like the next five years are gonna look like Netflix and that Netflix model ain't gonna change," said Tullo. "They're extrapolating the current into the future without understanding the cannibalization, as well as the opportunities.
"If I was producing a movie today, why do I need distribution? If I'm MGM, why don't I just distribute the movie myself and if people want to go to the movie theaters to see it, then I'll just charge movie theaters for it. But I don't need Paramount or Viacom (NASDAQ: VIA) to distribute the movie for me if it's digital. I'll just send [theaters] the [file] and they buy it and I get a cut at the box office."
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Lobster Bash president Phil Robertson has been keeping a close eye on the weather the last few days as weather forecasters are calling for tropical storm Arthur to crash the Lobster Bash.
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The president of Digby's Lobster Bash says organizers aren't going to let a little rain dampen this weekend's fun.
"It will be dry in the rink and if we have lobster for people to eat, then you know everyone's going to be happy," he said. Environment Canada has issued a special tropical cyclone statement as Tropical Storm Arthur develops into a hurricane not far off the Florida coast.
It's too early to tell how the storm will affect Digby, but Robertson is pretty sure it will be wet and a little windy Saturday.
"If we get the storm that's supposed to be coming here, most of the events that we can move to the rink, we will move to the rink," he said Wednesday night after a long committee meeting. "Most of Friday's events will happen at the rink and most of Saturday's. As it stands right now, we're planning to move back down to the waterfront for Sunday morning."
Friday's opening ceremonies, the crowning of the King and Queen, lobster trap auctions and opening concert will all happen at the rink Friday night.
The big challenge, says Robertson will be getting the crowd changed over for the licensed kitchen party scheduled to start at 8 p.m.
Even Saturday, when the storm is forecast to be at its worst here, Robertson says they're only planning to cancel the marine life touch tank and the kid's water sprinkler – just a little irony in that.
The Lobster Bash food concessions will start at the rink at 11 a.m,. but Robertson isn't sure at this point if they will have steamed lobster—they usually use outdoor cookers for those—but they will definitely have lobster chowder and lobster rolls for sale.
The lobster trap hauling competition was scheduled to go both Saturday and Sunday and now will be held Sunday only.
The one event they are going to hold outdoors, rain or shine is Saturday's three-kilometre Mud Dash around the Racquette (the cove at the north end of town).
"If they're running through all that mud and water anyway, a little rain shouldn't hurt," said Robertson. "Neil (Pothier) says we're running it in the rain."
Registration starts about 10:30 a.m. on the beach just west of the Digby wharf and the run starts at 11:45 a.m.
The Lobster Crate run scheduled for the Fundy Dockside on Saturday will be postponed to Sunday.
Because of the tide, registration will change to 4:30 p.m. with the runs starting at 5 p.m.
Most of the rest of Saturday's events will happen at the rink, or as in the case of the Big Rig burnout on the wharf, they may happen Sunday.
Sunday he is pretty sure they'll be able to move downtown.
"Lobster fishermen go out in this kind of weather all the time," said Robertson. "If they're tough enough, we hope the rest of the people will show their support and come out too."
Robertson says people should keep a close eye on the webpage www.lobsterbash.ca and the Lobster Bash Facebook page, where they will make last minute announcements.
The Digby arena is located at 27 Shreve St., just off Victoria Street behind the Dairy Queen.


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Understand, any 'human act.' No man is happy by the beating of his heart. The proof that happiness consists in an activity of the best in man may be put scholastically thus. -- Being is good. Every being, according to its kind and capacity, asserts itself and aims at maintaining itself: this we may call the self-preservative nisus. Every being, that is capable of development, aims, not at mere maintenance, but at development of self. This effort after development is the Aristotelian phusis. In a conscious and intelligent being, the successful maintenance and development of self is happiness, which might be defined conscia plenitudo essendi. Being (esse) carries power (posse), and power carries act (agere). Power is called by Aristotle the first actuality, and act the second actuality. Being is in its full development when it reaches the second actuality. Man therefore is in the fullness of being, and therefore man is happy, when he is in the best second actuality of which his nature is capable; and that, as Aristotle proves, and St Thomas after him (Chapp. XXVI, XXXVII), is the act of contemplation. -- Whether this demonstration is sufficiently observant of the essential sociableness of human nature, is a point to consider. Is self complete in the individual, and not rather in society? Heaven is the New Jerusalem (Apoc. xxi, 2) and Jerusalem is the city of the great King (Matt.v, 35).
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A week ago today Manchester City's board of directors discussed the future of Stuart Pearce and eventually offered their manager a stay of execution. After another abject defeat and more vociferous protests from City's travelling support their patience with Pearce is likely to be reaching an end.
More than 7,000 supporters made their way across Lancashire as City attempted to reach the FA Cup semi-finals for the first time in 26 years and the club urged them to initiate a "mass blue party". By the end of 90 minutes their gallant support had turned into bitter criticism with one individual apparently attempting to get to Pearce on the touchline.
"It's frustration really," said Pearce. "That's one word I'd associate with us at the moment. We're a little bit frustrated from top to bottom at the club and that goes for the fans as well. It was a little bit of frustration from him. I'm as frustrated as he is to be honest and the players are as well. We're in the dressing room and it was very quiet. We've just got to pick ourselves up and that must start with me."
Blackburn were reduced to 10 men when the scorer of their opening goal, Aaron Mokoena, was sent off for a second booking and the City fans responded with chants of "attack, attack". The introduction of Georgios Samaras did little to change the game and the City fans' anger merely increased.
"It's what you expect in this profession," said Pearce. "You go into it expecting the worst and when the worst comes you don't shrink away from it. You stand up and say: 'OK, point taken.' It's not unjustified. You do get stick if you don't win enough games, especially as a manager. It's important that I shield the players from that and everything is channelled to me because one thing's for sure, come tomorrow morning I've got to go into a football club and pick up 36 players to go and play Chelsea on Wednesday."
If Pearce is still in charge for the champions' visit to the City of Manchester Stadium he will be fortunate. His side have won only once in the league this year and pressure is mounting.
"It's irrelevant to me whether my position is under threat or it isn't. I know as a manager you're probably only one game away from being under pressure in some ways. A month ago Arsène Wenger won two great games at Liverpool and [Rafael] Benítez was getting criticised. Arsenal are out of all competitions now and the league is beyond them. It changes very quickly in the game and you know full well what you've got to do is come out and try to win the next game."
Mark Hughes, the Blackburn manager, backed Pearce. "It's an extremely difficult job and you have to win games," he said. "If you're not winning games you'll come under some pressure. At the moment Stuart is having a little bit of pressure but he's a strong willed character and I'm sure he'll deal with it."
Blackburn, whose second goal was scored by Matt Derbyshire, look forward to their second FA Cup semi-final in three season and Hughes is confident of a better result this time.
"It was a big ask for us to overcome a very good Arsenal side," he said of the 2005 semi-final with the eventual winners. "At that time we probably weren't capable of overcoming them. But this side has more quality than the side that was beaten two years ago and can go head to head with anybody."
Learning curves
Mark Hughes and Stuart Pearce graduated from the football management course at Warwick University, Hughes in 2003 and Pearce a year later. They have enjoyed contrasting fortunes since ...
Mark Hughes
As Wales coach he narrowly missed out on reaching Euro 2004. Since leaving for Ewood Park in September 2004 Blackburn have reached the FA Cup semi-finals and last season came sixth, gaining a Uefa Cup place.
Stuart Pearce
Pearce made a bright start at Manchester City, following Kevin Keegan in March 2005, with an eighth-place finish but their form has fallen away. He was appointed England Under-21 manager last month


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Hoyer Statement on Resignation of Congressman Jesse Jackson, Jr.
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November 21, 2012
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WASHINGTON, DC - House Democratic Whip Steny H. Hoyer (MD) released the following statement today on the resignation of Congressman Jesse Jackson, Jr.:
"For 17 years, Jesse Jackson, Jr. has been a dedicated public servant and a tireless advocate for the people of Chicago. He has made a real difference in his community and across the country, fighting for important issues such as minority health and voting rights. I wish him well and continue to keep him, Sandi, and their family in my thoughts and prayers."
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