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Halloween is a fun time of year. We decided to make it even more fun here at Nifty. We started a little competition to see who could take the most awkward/random/funny picture this year. To make it interesting, the winner gets a $500 Amazon gift card.
To determine the winner we need your help. All you have to do is vote for your favorite picture. It's that simple. The person with the most votes by 5:00 Wednesday (Nov 5th) will be declared the winner.
You only get 1 vote, so make it count.
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Design and SEO go hand in hand, like teenage girls and vampires, copy and paste, or mustaches and creepers. Design without SEO is just a bunch of hipsters putting pretty pictures on a website that no one will see while SEO without design is just a bunch of people optimizing a 1970's website that no one wants to look at. Why not join forces and have designers work closer with SEO's? When they come together to form a relationship almost as perfect as Brangelina there ends up being a better end product, which then turns around to be a better search user experience or SUX. We all know that the user is our main purpose for all of this. When they are happy we are happy because they use our services, which then turns into the almighty dollar.
Currently I'm attending a great school by the name of College of Southern Idaho (go Golden Eagles?). I'm doing my generals here, before I go to BSU to get my IT degree, so I took some coding classes to make my time here a bit more exciting. I have coded before and know a thing or two. I have also worked at Nifty for 1 year, 3 months, 28 days, 6 hours, 41 minutes, and 39 seconds as an SEO, which seems awesome (and it is), but it can get me in trouble in class from time to time. The reason? I tell the teacher she is wrong. Yes, this woman knows more about coding than I do, but one thing she knows nothing about is SEO. This blew my mind! How could someone know all about design and how a page should look and know how to perfectly code it, but not know the first thing about SEO? How does she think anyone would see her website without it ranking in Google? The other surprising thing that I learned in my class was that none of my classmates even knew what SEO was, except me. WHAT?!
All of this happened on the first day of class so you can only imagine how this semester has been and the things I might have said in class. I might not be her favorite student, but she is a role model to me for being in this male dominant industry. Now let me tell you about a couple things she thought were okay to tell future designers and my smart remarks that haven't gotten me in trouble just yet.
Disclaimer: Words said by each person may not be exactly what they said. Names were also changed for the purpose of this blog.
Example 1. H1's:
Carlton: Hey professor, so I want to add some rad headings to my page. Can I just make them all H1's and style them different?
Professor: Of course! H1's are a great thing to use. That's a great idea to just change the styles in the CSS. Add as many as you want.
Taylor (That's me, btw): Use as many H1's as you want, but don't ever expect to rank and have anyone see your site.
Professor:…Well I guess I would listen to her.
Example 2. Title Tags:
Sherman: What should all of our title tags look like?
Professor: Doesn't really matter how long it is just as long as it's a little blurb to remind you what page it is.
Taylor: It does need to say what the page is, but it has to be no more than 55 characters. It should also be the most important keyword you want to rank for. If it's a business you should put the business name after your keyword.
Example 3. Keywords
Professor: When you are doing title tags and Meta descriptions don't forget to add a lot of keywords so that search engines can see what your page is all about.
Taylor: Sorry to keep saying something, but actually no one really uses meta-keywords anymore. It just ends up looking like spam and you'll get penalized for it.
By this point I'm sure she just wishes I would keep my mouth shut as we are only half way done with the semester. Who knows what will come out of my mouth next. Either way, designers, programmers, and SEOs need to start working together on every step of the process. I've noticed that designers will design an eye-pleasing site, but it isn't optimized like it needs to be. SEO's ends up going in and making a bunch of changes. Why not save ourselves some work and just work closer together? Everyone always seems to wish for more time in his or her day, and this could help with that. Plus when we work together the end product always seems to be better and better for the user, which should be our purpose. So let's make life easy and start teaching SEO and design together, because it SUX!
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Google's local algorithm update, named "Pigeon" by Search Engine Land, is the latest of many Google updates that have left business owners wondering whether or not they'll see increases or decreases in website referrals, leads and business.
Pigeon's effects are still being discussed, but one of the most prevalent is the significant reduction of map packs in search results. Searches that used to yield a seven-pack may now yield a three-pack or no pack. Many have also noticed that local directory sites like Yelp and Trip Advisor are experiencing more visibility in Google search results.
A couple of things are worth taking note when an update is released. First, Google's mission is to provide the best possible information to the user, so you can expect occasional updates from them that affect the way businesses are listed. Second, they're serious about protecting the integrity of their search engine, so anything threatening that objective is going to get demoted or penalized; essentially deemed irrelevant.
If you operate a business online, then you have seen how pivotal these updates are in determining next steps for your business. The Pigeon update, as we're calling it, officially rolled out on July 24. So, enough time has passed that you ought to have sufficient data to see how it may have affected you.
Looking over your site analytics early on can help you identify new trends and allow you to correct course to reduce loss.
If you are a local business operating in a single market, start by checking your overview to see if there is a sudden drop or downward trend in traffic. If you are operating in multiple markets, check your specific location pages for dips or drops in traffic.
Cross reference the dates where you experienced sudden drops in traffic with any known updates you find by searching "Google update" in Google. If you catch wind of one, find out as many details as you can about it – its launch date, purpose and possible repercussions.
Google is constantly experimenting with and changing their listings, so if you're living and dying on every update then you need to diversify your strategy. One major takeaway from the Pigeon update is that you need an SEO strategy that involves ranking both locally and organically. That way, you don't get thrown in the hurt tank if something happens to your map pack listing.
Recovering from an update-induced loss can be relatively simple and quick. Recovering from penalty, however, is a much more involved process and can take many months. If you suspect you are under penalty, manual or algorithmic, then you need to be prepared to take whatever action is necessary to conform to Google's guidelines. You can't compete from the penalty box.
Are Google's search results in perfect harmony with their guidelines? No, but businesses violating Google's guidelines walk a fine line of losing a lot of money by being manually penalized or weeded out of relevance by an algorithm update.
A few months ago, I helped put together a NiftyLaw study, that compared rankings with law firms across five verticals in 100 U.S. markets. It was interesting to see that Google's guidelines were being violated across the board, for both high ranking and low ranking sites. Businesses put themselves at risk, because they want to be on the same page as a competitor. What they should really be concerned about being on the same page with Google.
The best thing you can do to avoid getting in situations that could result in sudden loss of organic traffic is this: stick to the guidelines. Avoid doing things that you know could be potentially dangerous like building unnatural links, paying for links and so-called black hat tactics. Some will do them anyway to try and gain short term results, but thinking long-term is the best route to go.
If you are under penalty, the key to recovery is showing Google that you are fully committed to their guidelines by being thorough in your cleanup. You have to be aggressive or you'll waste time submitting reclusion requests only to be denied time and time again.
If you haven't peeked at your site traffic since Pigeon rolled out, cover your bases now. You may find something related to Pigeon or another update that is inhibiting your growth.
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Well this one takes the cake, and I don't even like cake! Yahoo is no longer accepting calls concerning your local listings. So when there are updates that need dealt with, duplicates needing removed or just general inquires, we the customer have been left out in the cold to find our new "Yahoo Yellow-Brick Road". The only difference is there is no magical head figure giving us unlimited answers to our never-ending supply of questions. There is only this, a form, for all of our local listing needs. (The only issue is this form is for removal only, nothing else!) Sigh, as this seems to be the new direction of customer service.
Not only did they take away voice-to-voice communication for our local listings, they've also allowed their partnership with Yelp dilute the years of hard work that businesses have put into getting high value reviews from dedicated customers/consumers. Updates can still be made through your dashboard, but anything outside of that will take a "National Treasure" like hunt from Benjamin Franklin Gates to find what you're looking for.
(I hope someone caught the Nick Cage movie reference, because Nick Cage is a boss!)
What is the reasoning behind these changes? I understand the changes made for customer service calls concerning local listings, but why make businesses look less trustworthy or factual with the removal of their reviews? The Wall Street Journal, (WSJ) recently produced a piece on small businesses taking aim at Yahoo for the removal of these reviews. While Yahoo seems to not want to address this quite yet, they have stated that, "We partnered with Yelp, one of the most trusted, relevant sources of consumer business reviews, to provide a richer search experience for Yahoo users." But when did Yelp become a more trusted and relevant site than, Google, Bing or even Yahoo?
Was there something I missed? Did I somehow slip into a long coma and now the days of the "Big 3" (Google, Bing & Yahoo) have been moved to the side for the new big boys such as Yelp, SuperPages & InfoGroup?
Back in 2012, Google was ranked #1 in local importance, with Yelp coming in at #2 when discussing searchable local businesses. I believe this is when Yahoo started taking notice of the value of local search and noticing there lack of knowledge for local search. Once Yelp had grown big enough to stand on there own, they joined forces with Bing. Yahoo was ready to really dive in the local search arena now!
Seeing the type of traffic that was being directed to local businesses from Apple's search option via Siri in it's browsers, Yahoo must have assumed the value provided by Yelp was a HUGE indication that Yelp reviews held more value than their own. With Bing and Yelp already in cahoots, and Bing using Yelp reviews, it would only make sense to try and join forces with Yelp, a trusted local business directory in the top 3 of the Local Business Ecosystem.
By doing this, they would ensure themselves that no matter what reviews or lack or reviews it had, they were going to be consistent and local. With Bing, Yahoo and Yelp showing the same reviews seems trusting to me. I mean that seems to be the most important task when talking about SEO…. consistency throughout, and most importantly trustworthiness. What local businesses need to do now is go to their Yelp listings to ensure the reviews that have been left are of great value and nothing negative. This should be taken serious, as this one site will now fulfill reviews for Bing, Yahoo and local businesses searched using the Apple phone app, Siri. (I shouldn't forget about DexKnows, Openlist and Switchboard!)
With that kind of coverage, reviews are going to be the most important factor when people are looking for new businesses. Trust has and always will be #1 in my "Book of Life". The one thing that concerns me is the anonymity with these reviews. It's very difficult to gauge if it's someone real or just a bot. I suggest checking your Yelp listings weekly and if you're super-anal like myself, check them daily just to be sure! Here are some tips on how to properly get Yelp reviews:
A couple important things to keep in mind of:
Yelp will sometimes remove reviews from your site even if it's a 4 or 5 star review. They do this in order to weed out non-trusted reviewers, people with a LOW user activity or simply to pull a review that looks suspicious of its given ranking. Be cautious about leaving reviews or having reviews left by family or friends. With the ability to link your business profile with your personal profile and along with having a Facebook page, Yelp can determine who your friends and family are and see if they have listings provided by Yelp. Once they see that relationship, that review will be removed. The last thing I want to include is IP address. For example, if I'm leaving a review for a restaurant located in Chicago but I live in Burley, ID, Yelp will be able to determine if I've done any searches for restaurants in Chicago and also where I was doing those searches. It would see that I'm nowhere near Chicago and neither is my IP address. Therefor my review would be removed. I know this sounds like a bummer but Yelp says their "Review Filter" takes these steps so everyone site wide has an equal and fair chance at ranking properly.
The one thing I do know is this…Yahoo's change was a big slap in the face to all local businesses and the removal of 10, 20 or 30+ reviews that have been gathered over the last 1, 2 or 5 years for the 1 or 2 you might have obtained from Yelp over that same period, from possibly a disgruntled customer/employee is a complete head scratcher. The fact that Yahoo sees no fault in their actions makes me think that Yahoo saw their reviews in the overall spectrum to have little, or no value in local search.
To sum it up, to Yahoo, their reviews are to what toilet paper is to the human being. At one point so easily accessible, viewable and readily used only to be crumbled up and flushed drown the drain to only be forgotten about.
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There are two types of outreachers. Those who understand how their emails are received and those who do not. The former enjoy greater success, while the latter bemoan less lousy response rates, time wastage and cranky editors.
While it is true that editors have their nit picky preferences, the adage "He who has the gold makes the rules" applies. At the end of the day, it is our responsibility as outreachers to understand their objectives and comply with their guidelines, or else, no dice.
I don't consider myself a master outreacher, but I have learned a few things about editors that will either make or break outreach. Here are five ways to make our friends, the editors, thankful this week.
Editors despise outreach from SEOs, link builders and the like. If you have Mickey Marketeer written all over your email, you're toast. Here are 10 signs that your outreach email stinks:
Let's say you really offend an editor. What's the worst that could happen? How about this scenario:
Your business (or your client) gets publicly named and shamed by an editor whose patience for lousy outreach has worn unbearably thin. You then get reprimanded in comments by said editor's army of followers. The editor, who feels he has been taken for a fool one time too many, reports to your client and personally zings them for the work you have done on their behalf…to be continued.
This is a legitimate PR disaster. All because someone failed to do their own due diligence and caught the editor on a bad day. I can't imagine one would just sleep off a debacle like this. It would follow you home from work and haunt you into the next week.
Never forget that when you send that outreach email, you represent yourself, your agency and/or your client. When you outsource your work, you outsource your ethics.
Editors are constantly peppered with guest post requests via email and social media messages. I don't see this ever changing.
We're in the middle of a gigantic rat race for attention. People in forums have been talking guest posting for 10+ years. I suspect it will continue to be a link building staple for a long time, but only those who do it right will see its true benefits. Editors have become very SEO savvy and read extremely well between the lines. It's more challenging now than ever, but I think we can all agree that it's for the better.
The main point here is that most editors have seen it all. They can pick up the scent of a rotten outreach email a mile away. I think for the most part, editors enjoy being pitched to. They just don't enjoy being taken for a fool.
The good news is that we have the experiences of other people to freely draw upon. You can improve your outreach strategy quickly. Mind your p's and q's, learn and apply, and your outreach should come to life and shine midst the commotion.
The connection between trust signals and conversions is undisputed. The same applies to outreach.
Sending an outreach email from a hokey Gmail account is spammer style. Gmail accounts are helplessly unofficial and extremely quick to set up, which is why editors have become leery of them. Set yourself up for success by making outreach official.
It only takes five minutes to set up a email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com with your client, and five hours of outreach to realize that, actually, the path of least resistance is using a Business email.
Tools boost productivity and help you manage your relationships with editors. They're also expensive. For that reason alone, they may not be a good fit. It's also a lot of work to read reviews, watch demos, learn the features, test the product and ask for recommendations. Do whatever you have to do to stay organized. No shame in using Google Drive.
In my experience, agencies with a custom solution are happier because they are able to dig deeper and mine better quality prospecting results. They're also not paying for add-ons that they don't need.
Due diligence is time consuming. But, think of it this way: one doesn't just simply lob an empty hook into water hoping to catch the big fish. He's strategic, because he knows that fish aren't stupid, and that as long as he keeps throwing crap out in front of them (not talking about channel cats), he'll be ignored despite there being opportunity.
Find common ground with the editor. Give them reason to like you besides offering "high quality, original content at absolutely no cost to you" jargon (because they haven't heard that one before). What else can you offer?
For example, if you are asking for a guest post, provide Facebook or Twitter stats and offer to promote the editor's site on your end as soon as the post goes live.
Some of the outreach emails I've seen editors rant about are just awful, and it reflects extremely poorly on the industry. So before you hit send, re-read the email and ask yourself, "Am I asking for something for nothing?" and most importantly, "Have I done my own due diligence?"
Those of us who work for marketing agencies are often the worst offenders. We need to do better, much better.
Outreach is an indispensable part of marketing whether you're doing it for business development, advertising or some sort of promotion. Realize it's importance. It's worth putting a little extra heart into. Show that you've done your due diligence and your outreach campaigns will have greater capacity because editors will be happy to work with you.
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Nanostructures called BRIGHTs seek out biomarkers on cells and then beam brightly to reveal their locations. In the tiny gap between the gold skin and the gold core of the cleaved BRIGHT (visible to the upper left), there is an electromagnetic hot spot that lights up the reporter molecules trapped there.
Called BRIGHTs, the tiny probes described in the online issue of Advanced Materials on Nov. 15, bind to biomarkers of disease and, when swept by an infrared laser, light up to reveal their location.
Tiny as they are, the probes are exquisitely engineered objects: gold nanoparticles covered with molecules called Raman reporters, in turn covered by a thin shell of gold that spontaneously forms a dodecahedron.
The Raman reporters are molecules whose jiggling atoms respond to a probe laser by scattering light at characteristic wavelengths.
The shell and core create an electromagnetic hotspot in the gap between them that boosts the reporters' emission by a factor of nearly a trillion.
BRIGHTs shine about 1.7 x 1011 more brightly than isolated Raman reporters and about 20 times more intensely than the next-closest competitor probe, says Srikanth Singamaneni, PhD, assistant professor of mechanical engineering and materials science in the School of Engineering & Applied Science at Washington University in St. Louis.
Singamaneni's lab has worked for years with Raman spectroscopy, a spectroscopic technique that is used to study the vibrational modes (bending and stretching) of molecules. Laser light interacts with these modes and the molecule then emits light at higher or lower wavelengths that are characteristic of the molecule,
Spontaneous Raman scattering, as this phenomenon is called, is by nature very weak, but 30 years ago scientists accidently stumbled on the fact that it is much stronger if the molecules are adsorbed on roughened metallic surfaces. Then they discovered that molecules attached to metallic nanoparticles shine even brighter than those attached to rough surfaces.
The intensity boost from surface-enhanced Raman scattering, or SERS, is potentially huge. "It's well-known that if you sandwich Raman reporters between two plasmonic materials, such as gold or silver, you are going to see dramatic Raman enhancement," Singamaneni says.
Originally his team tried to create intense electromagnetic hot spots by sticking smaller particles onto a larger central particle, creating core-satellite assemblies that look like daisies.
"But we realized these assemblies are not ideal for bioimaging," he says, "because the particles were held together by weak electrostatic interactions and the assemblies were going to come apart in the body."
Next they tried using something called Click chemistry to make stronger covalent bonds between the satellites and the core.
"We had some success with those assemblies," Singamaneni says, "but in the meantime we had started to wonder if we couldn't make an electromagnetic hot spot within a single nanoparticle rather than among particles.
"It occurred to us that if we put Raman reporters between the core and shell of a single particle could we create an internal hotspot."
That idea worked like a charm.A rainbow of probes carefully dispensing drugs?
But he's already thinking of ways to get even more out of the design.
Since different Raman reporter molecules respond at different wavelengths, Singamaneni says, it should be possible to design BRIGHTS targeted to different biomolecules that also have different Raman reporters and then monitor them all simultaneously with the same light probe.
And he and Gandra would like to combine BRIGHTS with a drug container of some kind, so that the containers could be tracked in the body and the drug and released only when it reached the target tissue, thus avoiding many of the side effects patients dread.
Good things, as they say, come in small packages.
Diana Lutz | EurekAlert!
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Lit teacher (Martine Bartlett) calls upon Wilma-Dean (Natalie Wood), seated behind Juanita (Jan Norris) who's just taken up with her boyfriend, to read a poem, in Splendor In The Grass, 1961, from William Inge's original screenplay.
Vincente Minnelli uses his own The Bad And The Beautiful, with Lana Turner and Kirk Douglas, here playing Jack, in a screening room with director Kruger (Edward G. Robinson), Davie (George Hamilton) exploding, Veronica (Dahlia Lavi) left behind, in Two Weeks In Another Town, 1962.
Quick descent into weirdness as 1920's Kansas teens Wilma-Dean (Natalie Wood) and Bud (Warren Beatty) arrive home then have to dodge her mother, in Elia Kazan's Splendor In The Grass, 1961, from William Inge's screenplay.
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Punjab National Bank has informed BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange) that it has fixed December 19 as the record date for ascertaining the eligibility of shareholders to receive five equity Shares of nominal value of Rs. 2 each in lieu of one equity Share of nominal value of Rs. 10 each of the bank on account of reduction / split in face value of its shares. Vijay Karnataka, 15 years of trust, of truth, of winning, of excitement and of celebration.
P {margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0;} Jayavant Products has informed BSE that the board of directors of the company at its meeting held on November 18 had considered and approved the sub-division of face value of equity shares from Rs. 10 per share to Rs. 5 per share.
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A benchmark index of Indian equities markets Thursday was trading flat at 1.60 points or 0.01 percent up as IT stocks gained.
Financial Technologies (FTIL) on Tuesday said that it has completely exited MCX Stock Exchange (MCX-SX), the stock market it had promoted four years ago, by selling its entire 4.9% stake and also 56.25 crore warrants to a consortium of 13 entities for Rs 88.4 crore.
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The board of R.S. Software has approved sub-division of the face value of equity shares of the company. The face value of equity shares will be revised to Rs. 5 each as against Rs. 10 each and 2 (two) equity shares of Rs. 5 each will be issued in lieu of 1 (one) equity share of Rs. 10 each. Mumbai Mirror. Hated. Not Ignored. Watch the latest film… I am Mumbai 2014 on youtube to find out why.
Haryana Government has notified the sale of Haryana Government Stock (Securities) of 10-year tenure for an aggregate amount of Rs. 1000 crore (Nominal).
The investigations into cold storages have continued for eighth day. Number of traders stocked goods from April 1 this fiscal in four of total seven cold storages faced raid has counted to 739 hinting out massive stock of goods and also hoarding. Number of traders and worth of goods likely to rise to a great extent once compiled data of last two fiscals. You dont have to live with pain. Call VARDAN for a Functional Manual Therapy appointment on 09910955500. Centres in Delhi and Gurgaon.
The status of stock, information on the availability of blood of specific groups in state-run blood banks will now be a click away as the West Bengal government is now all ready to roll out a web portal linking them together.
Agriculture Ministry: Against a buffer norm of about 100 lakh tonnes of rice and 170 lakh tonnes of wheat, total central pool stock as on June 1 was 206.45 lakh tonnes of rice and 415.86 lakh tonnes of wheat.
Gati Ltd has informed BSE that the board of directors of the company has approved on March 26, 2014, the allotment of 1,79,900 Equity Shares of Rs 2 each on exercise of stock options under Employee Stock Option Scheme. Consequently, the equity share capital of the company increased from 8,70,84,187 equity shares of Rs 2 each aggregating to Rs 17,41,68,374 to 8,72,64,087 equity shares of Rs 2 each aggregating to Rs17,45,28,174..
Haryana Government has notified the sale of Haryana Government Stock (Securities) of 10-year tenure for an aggregate amount of Rs. 400 crore (Nominal).
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The stock market continued to remain bullish on Thursday. It had appreciated on Wednesday too. Hence, the investors in the stock market have been advised by the experts to start buying now. The only thing that they must focus on good shares while doing so so as to ensure profit. Still, the experts say that the investors are not seen in the market, may be due to their nonchalance towards the stock market.
Even though stock market remained flat on Wednesday, merely a day after having soared by more than 250 points, experts have advised the investors that there is no need for getting panicky. Still, they have a word of advice- Be cautious, while putting your money into the stock market, as the market is likely to continue to be in a volatile mode for next 3-4 months. There are nearly 14 companies, that are listed at Madhya Pradesh Stock Exchange (MPSE).
A free educational workshop on stock market has been organized on Sunday at 11am at Anudarshan, office of Anudarshan Advisory and Stock Broking LLP, Vinayak Nagar, near Radha Nagar, Amravati . The workshop is beneficial for beginners as well as traders in the market. Limited seats are available on the first-come-first-served basis.
Food official Rameshwarappa claimed there is no need to worry about the rice stocks as district has enough stocks which can last for a week's time . " We have sounded a red alert and people need not have to panic as the government is seriously trying tor resolve the tangle" he added.
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Stokes strikes in Celtic success
Goals from Anthony Stokes and John Guidetti helped Scottish Premiership leaders Celtic to a 2-1 win over Dundee.
Goals from Anthony Stokes and John Guidetti helped Scottish Premiership leaders Celtic to a 2-1 win over Dundee.
Celtic captain Scott Brown has signed a new contract with the Scottish champions that will commit him to the club until the summer of 2018, the Parkhead club have announced.
Celtic will again have their own mini-winter break after requesting a postponement of their Scottish Premiership fixture with St Johnstone on 10 January.
Former Scotland player Gordon McQueen is hoping Glasgow-born Ireland stars James McCarthy and Aiden McGeady receive a "horrible reception" in Friday's Euro 2016 at Celtic Park.
Ronny Deila believes his Celtic squad is getting used to high demands as he prepares for the Premiership trip to Aberdeen on Sunday.
Virgil van Dijk's last-minute goal earned 10-man Celtic a 2-1 victory over Aberdeen at Pittodrie in a Scottish Premiership contest that was laced with controversy.
Celtic suffered a blow when sickly striker Anthony Stokes was sent home ahead of the club's flight to Romania ahead of tomorrow's Europa League clash with Astra Giurgiu.
Glasgow faces three months of hype over the first Old Firm derby since Rangers went into liquidation but Celtic's Anthony Stokes knows they have to play the game and not the occasion.
John Guidetti continued his goalscoring form as Celtic beat Inverness 1-0 at Celtic Park.
Celtic winger Aleksandar Tonev has been handed a seven-match ban after being found guilty of using racist insults, the Scottish Football Association has announced.
John Guidetti helped himself to a hat-trick as Celtic cruised into the Scottish League Cup semi-finals with a 6-0 pummelling of Partick Thistle, who were made to pay the price for playing the second-half with 10 men.
Celtic leapfrogged Kilmarnock into fourth place in the Premiership with a 2-0 win over the 10-man Ayrshire side at Parkhead.
Ronny Deila expects Stefan Scepovic to "go on to score more goals" after breaking his duck in Celtic's 2-1 Europa League win over Romanian outfit Astra Giurgiu at Parkhead last night.
Celtic performance consultant and former Donegal football manager Jim McGuinness has said there are many similarities between the two teams, and that he owes a lot to Ryder Cup captain Paul McGinley.
Celtic manager Ronny Deila has expressed sympathy for assault victim Lukasz Zaluska following his goalkeeper's "scary" experience.
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EU lawmakers to press Barnier on scope of bonus cap rule
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Feb 7, 2014
The US drilling rig count fell 14 units to 1,771 rigs working during the week ended Feb. 7, Baker Hughes Inc. reported.
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BP PLC has let a 5-year contract to KCA Deutag for the construction and operation of three newbuild, fast-moving land rigs in Oman's Khazzan development for $340 million including options.
Baker Hughes: US drilling rig count climbs to 1,785
Jan 31, 2014
The US drilling rig count gained 8 units to reach 1,785 rigs working during the week ended Jan. 31, Baker Hughes Inc. reported.
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Jan 30, 2014
Apache Corp. has applied for licenses to develop two recent discoveries in the Western Desert of Egypt, where drilling now includes horizontal wells targeting conventional and unconventional resources.
Jalila field off Dubai due second platform
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State-owned Dubai Petroleum Establishment has let a contract to Technip for a second platform in the development of Jalila oil field, a 2010 discovery made in the sidetrack of a reentered 1986 dry hole offshore Dubai.
Baker Hughes: US drilling rig count remains at 1,777
Jan 24, 2014
The US drilling rig count was unchanged from a week ago with 1,777 rigs working during the week ended Jan. 24, Baker Hughes Inc. reported.
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Suncor Energy Inc. reported a fatality occurred Jan. 19 at its oil sands site after an employee was unable to be located earlier in the day.
Baker Hughes: US drilling rig count jumps to 1,777
Jan 17, 2014
Land rigs accounted entirely for the sharp 23-unit increase in the US drilling rig count during the week ended Jan. 17, Baker Hughes Inc. reported. The US now has 1,777 rigs working.
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Jan 10, 2014
The US drilling rig count added 3 units to reach 1,754 rigs working during the week ended Jan. 10, Baker Hughes Inc. reported.
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The US drilling rig count fell 6 units, all of which were land-based units, to settle at 1,751 rigs working overall during the week ended Jan. 3, Baker Hughes Inc. reported.
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Albright College is parting with some old computers, but they won't be going to waste.
The college is donating 30 Dell computers to the Reading School District. The computers will be used by students at Lauer's Park and 13th and Union elementary schools.
"At Albright, we're on a four year computer recycling plan. So, our computers never get older than four years, and in touring Lauer's Park, we noticed they have units that are much older than that," said Chris Boehm, director of admissions, Albright College.
The computers were cleaned before they were donated, so there's no security risk.
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Wolfson Microelectronics plc has announced the WM5100, said to be the world's first Audio System-on-a-Chip (SoC), integrating a low power, multi-channel audio hub, with full transmit path (Tx) noise cancellation, receive path (Rx) noise cancellation and
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Anritsu Company introduces the MD8475A Signaling Tester that offers the capability to test a wide range of applications and operating systems on the latest high-speed, multi-mode LTE devices.
Energy Harvesting Kit works with MCU LaunchPad Development KitJuly 20, 2011 8:45 am | Product Releases | Comments
Cymbet Corporation today announced that their EnerChip solid state battery energy harvesting evaluation kits now support the popular Texas Instruments MSP430 Value Line LaunchPad development kit.