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Auburn University not only offers courses such as math, science, and english, but they also offer more hands-on classes like karate. Karate is a class in the Physical Education department that is not given one test all semester, or a textbook for that matter. Students instead are graded on their physical ability to conquer the weakness in themselves (not others) by performing kicks, punches, and blocks. This class will increase your strength, muscle tone, and endurance while developing more flexibility.
There are several different levels of this course given at Auburn, starting with beginner's karate, where students wear a white belt, all the way to an advanced level where students are in black belts.
Karate does not take place in a classroom. It takes place in a mirrored room in the Beard-Eaves Memorial Coliseum, where not one desk or chair is found. Students gather in the room wearing white uniforms and the appropriate color belt while the instructor teaches wearing the same thing. Shoes are not permitted; so all students in karate are barefoot.
A normal class period consists of bowing before entering class, which is a sign of respect. Students are then seating in rows on a wooden floor facing a mirrored wall. The instructor leads the class in a warm up consisting of many different stretches. After the warm up, the instructor reviews new techniques learned, and also teaches new ones. Class time flies by when you are actively partaking in an activity.
This class is a wonderful break from hundred page books, uncomfortable chairs, and boring lectures. It is a hands-on learning experience that provides students with the ability to learn about the Japanese culture, as well as karate itself. Students are taught basic words of the Japanese language such as how to count to ten, sensai (teacher), gi (uniform), dojo (place of training) and many more.
The final exam takes little to no studying if the student has paid attention in class. It is an overview of skills learned in training. Students are verbally asked questions by the sensai about karate that have been reiterated throughout the entire semester. This course is a nice way to earn a rewarding grade!
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Lancashire endured a frustrating day in the field as Durham grabbed the advantage after two days at the Durham Emirates ground today.
Rain and bad light wiped out 25 overs of play, the majority of them during the morning session due to wet weather, but there was still enough time for the home side to respond well to Lancashire's first day 313.
Ben Stokes scored a brilliant unbeaten century off the last ball of the day as Durham finished on 279-3 from 71 overs, and they will resume tomorrow morning only 34 runs behind.
Lancashire seamer Tom Smith said: "We spoke before the game and said that we've played somewhere around 60 sessions of cricket this year and dominated nearly all of them.
"This wasn't our day, but we definitely created chances. It was a tough day, but we're fighters, we'll come back strong.
"When we rocked up on the first morning there was a green tinge to the pitch. It seems to have flattened out now, and is quite nice to bat on. But, on another day, we might have got a few more wickets because we beat the bat on a number of occasions."
Gordon Muchall and Dale Benkenstein also notched half-centuries, although the difference in quality between the knocks played by Stokes and Benkenstein, and that of Muchall was glaring.
While Stokes and Benkenstein, who reached 67 not out, gave Lancashire very little cause for optimism during their unbroken fourth wicket alliance of 185 inside 47 overs, Muchall rode his luck throughout.
He edge through or over the Lancashire slip cordon on a handful of occasions, whilst also nearly chopping onto his stumps on the way to 54 off 63 balls.
"Credit to Stokes and Benkenstein, they played very well," continued Smith. "We had our game-plans to each batter, but they combated them quite well."
Muchall, the right-handed number three, was the main protagonist in taking 17 off Luke Procter's first over, although Procter was understandably aggrieved that he was not going into his second over with his name already in the wicket column.
Muchall found the third-man fence three times during the 16th over of the innings. He had shared 84 with opener Will Smith after Red Rose skipper Glen Chapple had Michael Di Venuto caught behind by Gareth Cross as the opener tried to leave alone in the third over, the score being 6-1.
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And the England Lions left-hander, whose particular strength was through the covers on the back foot, then reached three figures in that manner off the spin of Steven Croft as the day came to a close. He will resume on 100 off 149 balls tomorrow and Benkenstein 67 off 133.
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Why is Apple Maps directing ad agency clients to a toxic waste dump?
Apple's troubled map product can't find the Loch Ness Monster and apparently it has a hard time locating suburban advertising agencies as well.
When Risdall clients attempt to use their iPhones to find our agency, they end up in a Walking Dead-worthy location.
Apple is Directing Our Clients to the Former Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant.
Apparently this massive Superfund site has a street network, and one of these streets is called Main Street. (Coincidentally this polluted area almost became the site of the new Vikings Stadium until the team was able to squeeze more funding from Minneapolis.)
The Munitions Plant is in Arden Hills, a suburb next to Risdall's city of New Brighton.
Apple Maps takes our clients to this toxic waste site when they ask Siri for navigation directions to "Risdall Advertising Agency" or even when they type our correct street address (city included) into their iPhones.
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Is Structured Markup Worth It?
Google and Bing support an increasing amount of structured data markup. These are snippets of code that tell a search engine exactly what type of content is on a page, and (in theory) make your website appear more relevant.
The value of structured markup is debated in SEO circles. The issue is that structured markup makes it easy for a search engine to scrape the content from your website and immediately serve it up on the results page.
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Screen To Prevent Selected As An Official Webby Honoree
Risdall's work for Allina Health was recently selected as an official honoree for the 18th Annual Webby Awards.
The Webby health category recognition was for Allina Health's "Screen to Prevent" website. This program encourages screening for colorectal cancer, the 2nd-leading cancer killer in the country.
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Lukaszewski and Risdall win big at Minnesota PRSA Classics Awards
Last night's 36th annual Minnesota Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) Classics Awards shone a light on the best PR campaigns and careers in the state. We were honored to be among these companies, and leaving with awards in hand.
Clickbait: The Case Of The Swimming Pigs
My Facebook stream is littered with old pictures of swimming feral pigs, and there's a good reason why.
The post about the pigs (who live in the Bahamas) is the latest example of a clickbait post gone viral.
Clickbait: The Easy Way to Get Views
You only have to spend a few minutes on Facebook or any mid-market news website to see gobs of clickbait – those articles with sensational headlines and funny images optimized for generating maximum page views.
Clickbait articles are generally low quality content that is designed to be consumed quickly.
It is "fluff" content like top 10 lists, GIFs, and cute animal pictures. Clickbait is the type of content shared by that annoying girl from high school whose Facebook request you regret accepting. (You know, the same girl who is constantly trolling for Candy Crush lives.)
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Few organizations relish disaster planning, but doing so is essential should a crisis occur.
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Were You Hit By A Google Algorithm Change? How To Tell.
Matt Cutts, the head of the webspam team at Google, recently posted a video on how to tell whether your website was hit by a Google algorithm change or if it is simply losing out to better content.
Cutts first drew the distinction between manual actions and algorithm-based rank penalties. Cutts noted that manual actions from Google's web spam team are the easiest to identify because these will result in notifications in Webmaster Tools.
The Other View: SMS Marketing Statistics
For the past few years, text message marketing has been promoted as a highly effective way to reach your target audience.
Risdall even toted the virtues of text marketing during our recent mobile seminar:
Here are some common SMS marketing stats:
- 98 percent of text messages are read and responded to within 90 seconds (compared to 2.5 days for email.)
- Coupons received via SMS are more likely to be redeemed and shared than mail coupons.
- Users are less likely to opt out of an SMS campaign than an email campaign.
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We recently lost a giant in the advertising and PR world with the death of Richard Weiner.
The 86-year-old Brooklyn advertising executive was the founder of Richard Weiner, Inc. which helped launch the iconic Cabbage Patch Kids toys.
He recently gave a charming TEDxTalk on the virtues of Gossip.
Web Development, User Interaction Expert Joins Interactive Team
Understanding how humans interact with technology is critical in building websites that are easy to use. With this extensive background in cognitive systems, Colin Steinmann expands the capabilities of Risdall's interactive team.
Colin recently joined Risdall as a front-end developer, and specializes in WordPress theme development using HTML5, PHP, JavaScript and CSS3 technologies. He pairs this knowledge with experience in information architecture and interactive design to create intuitive websites.
Risdall Wraps 2013 on a High Note
Risdall enjoyed its final and best quarter of 2013 with the addition of 22 new and expanded client relationships.
Many of the new client accounts include brand and strategy work to uncover marketplace differentiation, while leveraging the agency's integrated services of digital marketing, advertising, website development and public relations. Read More
Lukaszewski Named Top 100 Thought Leader for Trusted, Ethical Crisis Counseling
Crisis communications counselor James E. Lukaszewski, ABC, APR, Fellow PRSA, was just named a Top 100 Thought Leader for his focus on constructive, ethical problem solving and managing the victim dimension of crises.
Lukaszewski, a Twin Cities-based national crisis practice leader was named to the top 100 list for the second year in a row by Trust Across America – Trust Around the World.
The organization annually conducts a survey to determine the list of global influencers who positively contribute to building trust for organizations, business and government, and in society. Read More
New Doodle 4 Google Contest Announced
Google announced a new Doodle 4 Google contest this morning.
The contest will allow one lucky student to win a $30,000 college scholarship and a $50,000 technology grant for his or her school.
Google first introduced stylized versions of its logo in 1998. Google Doodles were used primarily for major holidays until 2010 when the birthdays of notable people and anniversaries were introduced.
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Mobile technology basics and strategies to generate leads and increase sales.
We live in a multi-screen world. Consumers transition routinely between computers, smartphones and tablets. Is your online presence ready to keep up? If your website isn't mobile device friendly, you're losing potential customers. Join our digital marketing team's seminar to learn what you can do to improve and amp up your brand's website presence.
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Matt Cutts: Guest Blogging is "Okay,"…well, sort of.
The head of Google's Webspam team sent many digital marketers into a full panic last month with his Youtube video on guest blogging.
"There's definitely a lot of abuse and growing spam in the guest blogging space," Matt Cutts said. "Regardless of the spam technique people are using from month-to-month, we are always willing to respond and take appropriate action."
Many digital marketers and SEO strategists interpreted this to mean that "Guest Blogging is Dead," despite Matt Cutts clearly calling out some egregious spam methods such as mass guest blogging solicitations or spinning articles for syndication purposes.
Cutts fueled the hysteria with on his personal blog, which declared that guest blogging is no longer a relevant linkbuilding strategy: "So stick a fork in it: guest blogging is done; it's just gotten too spammy."
He later added an addendum to the blog post which clarified that he was only talking about guest blogging for SEO purposes.
John Risdall on Duck Dynasty: "Follow the Money."
News outlets across the country have been blanketed with coverage of the "Duck Dynasty" scandal during the last week.
The scandal started when Duck Dynasty star Phil Robertson upset members of the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) by making homophobic remarks in the January Issue of GQ.
Faced with mounting backlash from GLAAD and others, A&E suspended its TV star and issued a press release condemning Robertson's statements.
Conservative commentators rushed to Robertson's defense (with varying degrees of success) and reporters accused A&E of hypocrisy.
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Risdall Named 2014 Community Impact Award Finalist
Legacy of giving earns agency Long-term Achievement Award nod
Risdall has been around for almost 42 years, and giving to the community has been a mainstay of our company since day one. The entire agency was ecstatic to learn that Minnesota Business chose us as one of the top three finalists in its 2014 Community Impact Awards.
The awards recognize Minnesota companies and leaders that positively impact the community and have a superior history of giving back. Risdall was honored in the Long-term Achievement category for 10 or more years of giving to nonprofits and other worthy causes.
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Business Blogging 101: Benefits to Blogging and Tips to Growing a Following
Wait… your company doesn't have a blog? Oh boy!
Simply put, if you don't have a company blog you are missing out on a huge opportunity.
The Benefits of Business Blogging
A blog gives your company a platform to publish valuable content and gives people a reason to return to your site. Besides being a great referral source for your website, a company blog is also an excellent way to push out the fresh, timely content that is preferred by search engines.
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Instagram announces direct messaging service
This morning Instagram announced that it will allow its users to send private pictures and videos.
With Instagram Direct, users can send pictures and videos to up to 15 people at once. Previously, users could only post media to their main profiles.
"From how you capture photos and videos to the way you start conversations through likes and comments, we built Instagram Direct to feel natural to the Instagram experience you already know," the company announced on its official blog. "After sending, you'll be able to find out who's seen your photo or video, see who's liked it and watch your recipients commenting in real time as the conversation unfolds."
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Anti-Patent Troll Law Lauded by Tech Giants
Google, Microsoft and many other large tech companies are applauding the passage of the Innovation Act, a new law designed to tackle patent trolls.
The Innovation Act passed the House of Representatives 325 to 91 last week.
The law will change the patent system to discourage the tactics used by so-called "patent trolls" – entities who enforce patent rights against accused infringers to collect licensing fees.
Patent trolls often do not produce any real products or services. Many patent trolls are entities that purchase low-quality patents solely for the purpose filing (typically frivolous) lawsuits.
Kent Walker, Google's Senior Vice President and General Counsel, recently wrote a blog post urging lawmaker to pass the Innovation Act. Walker said that patent troll litigation stifles innovation and run-up unnecessary legal costs for many companies, big and small.
Determine Your Value Proposition before Worrying About SEO
Early last year, Google's Maile Ohye posted a fabulous video on five common SEO mistakes.
The first mistake that Maile mentions is working on search engine optimization before your website has a unique value proposition. This is one mistake that I see all the time, especially for startups.
Branding and Positioning
The first step in an effective SEO strategy is actually a marketing fundamental: proper branding and positioning.
A solid branding and positioning strategy is the hallmark of any successful marketing campaign.
Unless you are lucky enough to have a desirable, one-of-a-kind product, (like a cure for cancer) you probably have competitors. Differentiating your company from your competition is key to driving people to your website and selling your product or service.
Proper positioning is relevant to search engine optimization because users need a reason to click on your website rather than your competitors.
Kmart beats Target in web design
Most of us had a similar reaction to Target's recently redesigned website.
Target's recent website redesign was lambasted by pretty much everyone from Jezebel to AdWeek.
Target's new website is visually confusing.
The redesigned Target.com abuses drop shadow and makes questionable font choices.
The competing elements create a type of visual assault — every headline and small image screams at you and there is no clear place for the eye to focus.
A Retail Website Case Study
Amid the cluttered websites of Target, BestBuy and Walmart, there is an unlikely design hero – Kmart.com.
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Eight Risdall Clients Earn Top Mobile WebAwards Honors
Agency Named Outstanding Mobile Interactive Developer
Our clients have been feeling the award love lately.
In September, 37 Risdall clients were recognized as winners in the WebAward competition. Today, eight are 2013 Mobile WebAwards winners.
Hosted by the Web Marketing Association, the Mobile WebAwards recognize the best in mobile design and development.
Judges are experts in the field, and scrutinize each site against seven criteria: creativity, impact, design, content, interactivity, ease of use and use of the medium.
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Lessons from the Donut Fryer
John Risdall, our founder and guiding light, often ends agency-wide Monday morning meetings with the admonition, "Let's go make the donuts," referring to the immortal line of Fred the Baker in the long-running, award-winning campaign created by Ally & Gargano for Dunkin' Donuts in the 1980s.
Duly inspired, we Risdallians depart the conference room for our workspaces where "making the donuts" could mean solving anything in the widest imaginable array of problems for clients.
On any given day, specialists within Risdall could be working on high-level stuff like strategies for marketing, branding, messaging and consumer engagement.
Others could be working on tactical initiatives related to those strategies, like designing graphical user interfaces and creating content for digital media, concepting ad campaigns, designing brochures and more.
Meanwhile, still other specialists – our developers on the digital side and production artists on the print side – busily perform the detailed artistic and technical work of making those ideas beautiful, usable and available for their intended audiences.
Why Modern Farmer Wins at Social Media
As a loft-dwelling yuppie, my most meaningful agriculture experiences occur at the Lowertown Farmer's Market.
Despite my lack of interest in farming, Modern Farmer is one of my favorite publications. The art direction is spot-on, their content is impeccable, and Modern Farmer's social strategy is a case study in best practices.
Modern Farmer's twitter feed actually made my day this morning.
It started with a tweet about an article on a miniature animal farm.
Animals + small scale = cute.
We get it.
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Google Announces Censorship Summit and Security Services
This week Google is hosting a summit in New York called "Conflict in a Connected World."
The summit is a partnership with the Council on Foreign Relations and the Gen Next Foundation and has been characterized as a "think/do" tank to fix the problem of internet censorship.
"The summit brings together "hacktivists," security experts, entrepreneurs, dissidents and others to explore the changing nature of conflict and how online tools and can both harm and protect," Google Ideas Director Jared Cohen wrote on the official Google Blog.
"We're also assessing what might be done to better protect people confronting online censorship," Cohen added.
"Attacks against the users, the servers, and the infrastructure of the internet are increasing," said Vint Cerf, one of the founders of the internet. "The reality is that the next generation of internet users is going to experience more turbulence and we need to figure out how they can be protected." Read More
Risdall Marks 20th Anniversary as a Digital Leader
This fall, Risdall celebrates 20 years in the digital space continuing its leadership as one of the first interactive agencies in Minnesota.
Ted Risdall, founder of the interactive division, envisioned Risdall's possibilities as a digital agency and established the company as a frontrunner online.
He recognized early on that e-commerce had a profitable future for businesses, proving the web as an effective new vehicle for advertising.
Since launching the interactive division in 1993 with early work on Gopher.net and the Mosaic browser, Risdall has been a leader in developing new technologies and trends.
The Star Tribune recently ran a feature on Risdall's lengthy experience in the digital space.
Kelly Mapes wins Risdall's Pumpkin Carving Contest
Risdall held its annual pumpkin carving contest today.
Kelly Mapes, our Accounting Manager, won first place with her spirit-filled Risdall pumpkin. Kelly is a longtime Risdallian who helps keep the agency running.
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Risdall Expands Its Digital Portfolio
Risdall added 17 new digitally focused clients in the 2013 third quarter across our interactive, brand management, public relations, and website development divisions.
"Winning two IABC Bronze Quill Awards and gaining Top Agency spot in the international WebAwards competition this quarter solidifies the continued success we bring to our clients," said John Risdall, vice chairman and CEO of Risdall.
Here's a sample of our new clients and the exciting work ahead:
Colorado Symphony
Colorado Symphony is the Denver region's only full-time professional orchestra.
Risdall's work will include website design and development.
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What Investors Need to Know About Twitter's IPO
According to Twitter's S-1 document, the IPO launch date is set for November 15th.
Revenue models, risks, and user base – Here is what potential investors need to know.
On September 12th, Twitter officially announced that it "confidentially submitted an S-1 to the SEC for a planned IPO."
According to PrivCo, the S-1 document stated that Twitter employees can start to sell their shares on the open market as soon as Feb. 15, 2014.
Newly released data shed light on the company's planned IPO launch date, which is set for November 15th, and other crucial information.
A typical lock-up period of employee stock is 90 days, meaning that a company's employees cannot sell their stock for the first three months following an IPO.
Thus, counting backwards from Feb. 15, would give an IPO launch date of around Nov. 15.
The S-1 filing exposed Twitter's revenues, user base, and growth strategies for the future.
The biggest risk that Twitter faces is its long-term viability fueled by the possible loss of user retention. Since its launch, Twitter has seen incredible growth.
The social network has grown from 167 million active users in Sept. 2012 to 218 million at the time of its filing. However, analysts fear this growth will begin to slow and eventually plateau.
When your CEO causes unnecessary drama
Recently, Barilla chairman Guido Barilla publicly stated that the company will not feature same-sex families in advertisements because the brand only targets "traditional" families, adding that gays were welcome to "eat another brand of pasta."
The Start of the Barilla Controversy
In a statement translated by the Huffington Post, Guido said, "I don't agree with homosexuals and don't want to talk to that audience in our advertisements. I respect same-sex marriage, but don't respect adoption in gay families because it concerns someone who is not able to decide."
Shortly after his comments went to the press, Barilla tweeted an apology.
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Risdall takes home two Bronze Quills
Risdall walked away with two Bronze Quill awards at last night's IABC (International Association of Business Communicators) Minnesota Red Carpet Celebration.
The awards program is designed to test and reward all aspects of the work of business communicators, focusing heavily on campaign results.
Award of Excellence: Healthways
Risdall Public Relations was recognized for marketing communication efforts for the Healthways program Fitness Your Way.
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Fake iOS7 ad shows the power of good copy
Copywriting led a coup today.
Graphic designers typically receive all of the glory in Risdall's creative department. The copywriters usually don't say it, but words are what really bring ads to life.
The fake Apple ad making the Twitter rounds today seems to have proven the copywriters right! Read More
Risdall's Jim Sandstrom Races in the Twin Cities Trail Loppet
Jim Sandstrom, Risdall's media-buying sage, completed the 2013 Finn Sisu 5K this weekend.
Jim is our resident athlete. While most of us are partaking in junk food, Jim is usually prepping for his next race.
This year Jim finished third place for his division, which follows his first place divisional finish last year.
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HTTPS-friendly code now available for Google AdSense
Google recently announced the launch of a new HTTPS-compatible ad code for AdSense. This will allow Google Ads to be served via Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS) which is used by much of the signed-in web.
The standard AdSense code doesn't work with HTTPS-enabled sites – a major headache among many advertisers.
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Pinterest Launches Promoted Pins
It was inevitable; Pinterest launches promoted pins as the network begins its first experiment with paid advertising.
For the 4-year-old image and video-sharing site, implementing some sort of paid advertising program was a long time coming.
Taking a page from the playbooks of Twitter and Facebook, Pinterest will call the ad products 'Promoted Pins.'
Since its launch, Pinterest has seen record breaking traffic. However, according to comScore, Compete, and Quantcast, Pinterest has experienced a decrease in site traffic since May.
With the addition of Pinterest for Business and other e-commerce features such as product pins (aka Rich Pins), adding promoted pins is the next logical step.
Pinterest officially announced the addition in a blog post in which CEO Ben Silbermann assured the ads will be both "tasteful and transparent."
17 Questions with John Risdall
After 42 years of business, we thought we would have some fun (we never have fun) and hear what John Risdall has to say about life, business, and stuff in general.
1. What is your motto?
Have fun. Make money. Make money for our clients. If one doesn't happen, none of them do!
2. What are you proudest of?
We've survived 42 years.
3. What is your greatest extravagance?
4. What is your favorite journey?
- Going to the bank
- La Belle Vie, my favorite restaurant in Minneapolis
Keyword Basics: Branded vs. Non-branded and (Not Provided)
When you conduct an analysis into the effectiveness of your SEO, be sure to focus on non-branded keywords.
Tracking non-branded keywords is the primary way you can gauge the health of your SEO efforts over time, and see what adjustments, if any, are needed.
But what exactly are branded and non-branded keywords?
Branded Keywords:
A "branded keyword" search query includes your brand name or some variation of it. For example, branded keywords for Risdall include search queries like:
- Risdall
- Risdal
- Risdall Marketing
- Risdall Marketing Group
- Risdall Advertising, etc…
Other keywords that don't reference the brand name are considered "non-brand keywords." A non-branded keyword search query does not include your brand name or any part of it, including any misspellings. It is important to analyze and understand your non-branded keyword traffic because it often represents the majority of your website's new visitors and unique visitors. Most importantly, these visitors may not already know about your brand and are searching for your product or service.
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Don't be a pogostick!
Take a second and imagine yourself as one of your consumers performing a search for your product or service online.
What do you expect to find within the first page of results?
What do you want to find within the first page of results?
Google is on a never-ending mission to provide searchers with the most relevant and useful results.
But, how does Google determine which results users are finding more beneficial than others?
One way Google and other search engines determine search result rankings is by looking at large amounts of user data and analyzing user activity within the results.
Search engines analyze large sets of user data looking at a variety of things to determine user's satisfaction with search results, one of these being "long clicks" vs. "pogosticking."
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Ted Risdall Joins Minnesota Think Tank Board
Ted Risdall, our chairman and president, was recently appointed to the board for Minnesota-based think tank Center of the American Experiment (CAE).
The backstory starts in January 2013, when there was a when a proposed Minnesota tax plan that called for a 5.5 percent tax on professional services.
After testifying against the plan, Ted was looking for another, long-term involvement in the conversation around what Minnesota businesses need from government to thrive, and found CAE.
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ABC Releases 2012-2013 Schedule, Moves Revenge to Sundaysby Matt Richenthal at .
ABC is the latest network to release its 2012-2013 schedule, with the most significant change centered around Revenge and its move to Sundays.
Read on, react and return to TV Fanatic throughout the day for photos and trailers for the new shows listed below...
8 pm Once Upon a Time
9 pm Revenge
10 pm 666 Park Avenue (New Show)
8/7c Dancing With the Stars/The Bachelor (in January)
10 pm Castle
8 pm DWTS Results
8:30 pm Happy Endings
9 pm Don't Trust the B—– In Apartment 23
10 pm Private Practice
In January
8 pm How to Live with Your Parents for the Rest of Your Life (New Show)
8:30 The Family Tools (New Show)
8 pm The Middle
8:30 pm Suburgatory
9 pm Modern Family
9:30 The Neighbors (New Show)
10 pm Nashville (New Show)
8 pm Last Resort (New Show)
9 pm Grey's Anatomy
10 pm Scandal
8 pm Shark Tank
9 pm Primetime: What Would You Do?
10 pm 20/20
In November
8 pm Last Man Standing
8:30 pm Malibu Country (new Show)
9 pm Shark Tank
10 pm Primetime: What Would You Do?
Matt Richenthal is the Editor in Chief of TV Fanatic. Follow him on Twitter and on Google+.Tags: Grey's Anatomy, Private Practice, Dancing With the Stars, TV Listings, Castle, Modern Family, Scandal, Once Upon a Time, Revenge, Happy Endings, Last Resort, 666 Park Avenue, Nashville
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Why the City hasn't replaced Jim is stnarge. The most ideal person in this town for this post would be Dave Menary. He has written 2 books about local history, worked for the Reporter, and been a teacher. l know Dave personally and can tell you straight up he's a local historian inside out. A polite honest person like Dave would be a perfect addition for this position. There could be a cost factor for the City however. Since we're broke and our reserves are nearly drained (remember the City summer closings). After contacting HR of the City they told me they just don't know if or when this job will be offered. Jim will be missed no doubt but Mr. Menary is the perfect fit for the job.
I love ABC and my I just don't get why ABC has tp put such long breaks in there shows. Like with Grey's Anatomy sometimes it is a 2 or 3 month break. And some of the other shows breaks are even longer. Think ABC could find away to NOT do the long break in the shows! Just saying might keep the viewers at ABC!
This sucks right now because revenge and the good wife both come on Sunday why couldn't revenge stay on Wednesday nights this is going to be tough to choose from..I am kind of getting tired of all the football games coming on cbs and the good wife getting pushed back some....and also I am I fan of scandal and I can't wait for the new season and its right after greys antaomy can't get any better then that I am going to love thursdays now.


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RENO — Raise a toast for a great cause at The Colby Foundation's inaugural food and wine gala and fundraiser, set for April 26 at Napa-Sonoma in Reno. All proceeds from the event help the foundation's mission to promote awareness and education about life-saving organ and tissue donation and transplantation.
The Colby Foundation is a private, non-profit organization established in 1995 in Reno. The foundation provides an endowment to qualifying medical schools that incorporate the Colby Cassani Endowed Lectureship Series into their curriculum, teaching physicians about organ and tissue donation and transplantation, and how to discuss these important decisions with patients and donors. The foundation also educates the public by providing speakers, printed and online educational materials and a newsletter.
Napa-Sonoma Grocery Company is located at the Plumgate Center, 550 Plumb Lane in Reno. The event runs from 5 to 8 p.m. and features premier wines from Double Bond Wine. Food will be provided by Napa-Sonoma and the Eldorado Hotel Casino. The cost is $25 per person. The evening will include a raffle with featured prizes that include a Montreux golf package, Reno Aces front row seats and premier bottles of wine.
Tickets are limited and can be purchased by visiting the Colby Foundation online at www.colbyfoundation.org or by calling Caryl at 857-8445.


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Network World - Ensuring your servers stamp as small a carbon footprint as possible on the earth and in your data center can encompass everything from making sure they are shipped in recyclable packaging to hiring an analyst who can predict the total life-cycle environmental impact.
For this test, we examined power consumption as a way to judge whether Windows Server 2008 or Linux is, in fact, the 'greener' operating system. As the price of power hits record heights, power reduction mechanisms shipping within an operating system should play a key role in you energy conservation plan.
Our tests point to Linux as the winner of the green flag by margins that topped out at 12%. But we must note that our results are full of stipulations imposed by our test bed, and as the more truthful car advertisements might warn -- your wattage may vary.
We ran multiple power consumption tests using Windows Server 2008 Enterprise Edition, Red Hat's Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 5.1 and SUSE Enterprise Linux 10 SP1 on four, popular 1U server machines, one each from Dell and IBM and two from HP. The results showed that while Windows Server 2008 drew slightly less power in a few test cases when it had its maximum power saving settings turned on, it was RHEL that did the best job of keeping the power draw in check across the board.
The variable settings allowed by both Windows and Linux – which let you toggle between having a high energy efficient server vs. a high performing one – can certainly have an impact on overall server consumption. But again, your mileage will also vary given the workloads you place on your servers and whether or not you're using popular virtual machine hypervisors to support multiple operating system instances on the same physical server (see related story).
The edge in either test category will likely not last as operating systems become more finely tuned to work in lockstep with advanced server chipsets, and as additional coding techniques that more closely tie operating systems and applications to power considerations take hold across the industry.
Part of the current "green" operating system difficulty lies in the disconnect between how an operating system and its applications can be optimized to let the underlying system quiet itself down to a lower power-consuming state while at the same time not sacrificing the ability to react to servicing application (and therefore system and user) needs.
In our testing, we found that the CPU 'throttle-back' mechanism – the main technique for how an operating system can aid in reducing a server's energy draw -- requires new firmware and updated drivers that specifically support that feature. Only the IBM x3350 and the HP DL-360 G5 arrived ready for optimal power conservation. The HP DL-160 and Dell 1950 servers required several updates throughout our six-week test period to accommodate the CPU throttling features of Windows 2008 and Linux.
We truly know from the trenches that it really isn't easy getting your servers to be green.
No matter the operating system, Windows or Linux, the leading form of power conservation comes from throttling back the CPU to let the server rest during quiet activity times. Spinning down hard disks to a quieter state is the other major power-saving setting available to Windows servers.
Even though Linux desktop distrobutions can use the Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) specification, which is designed for laptops, rather than servers, that feature was not implemented by Red Hat or SUSE for the servers we tested.
Some chipsets are designed for throttle-back, while others (especially older ones, predating 2007) always work at full pace and power full time. Only in the past three years have processors shipped from Intel, Advanced Micro Devices, Via Technology, and others in the x86 family have been specifically designed to cycle between fast (and higher power consuming) and slow (power savings) states.
The systems used in our testing ship with Intel Xeon multi-core CPUs, which can support throttle-back (manifested by slowing down the CPU clock so that the power strobes through the CPU more slowly against the slowed clock); but as we stated earlier the server's BIOS and firmware must be sufficiently upgraded to correctly supported this. The IBM x3350 and HP DL-160 house a single quad-core CPU (of different models, see How we did it), while the Dell 1950 and HP DL360G5 each housed two quad-core CPUs for a total of eight cores.
Once throttled back, the millions of transistors in CPUs can turn back on almost spontaneously at virtually the speed of the CPU (we could detect no latency issues in our testing), and can throttle-back down at nearly the same speed. The throttle back condition can save quite a bit of power in the four systems we tested, but most other electronics within the system remain on and therefore continue to consume power. Because the system must be ready to service application requests, it must have at minimum, some electronics running to monitoring application, user, network and other peripheral service requests. This minimal amount of power drawn is what you see measured in our quiescent state (sometimes referred to as minimal ready-state) results.


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213 2ND Ave, San Mateo, CA | Directions 9440137.566030 -122.323808
Neighborhoods: Central San Mateo, Downtown
quality sushi a little pricey though – This is my back up when I do not want to wait at Sushi Sams. It is a good resturant especially for a quieter atmosphere compared to Sams.
did not like it – i had lunch with some friends and the food was good but i did not like the service. the waiter needs more trainig. also the prices are high. the place is nice.
Great Japanese Food! – Kyoto Sushi is a very good japanese restaurant. The food were tasty and fresh with easy and relaxed environment. The waitress that served our table was friendly and accomodating. I will definitely eat there again.
Great Sushi – Been here couple weeks ago with my family. The mood was great and the waiting was not so bad. Service was good and the food is wonderful. Food was fresh and the service was great, that's what matter to me the most. Overall, it's a go. I would go back definitely.
Very creative and tasty sushi Roll – I had family dinner last night(sunday), I was maze how the service and food tasty so good that we just didn't know about this restuarant. The waitresses were very friendly and service was very porfessional and they must trained very well by the manager or the owner. The Sushi Chef was extraordinary, we had Toro Toro Roll, it was mouth to experience and it just melt it down, Dynamite Special Roll(it's baked) also something everyone need to try.
My family had great dinner and we are definitely coming back to this restaurant again, I don't mind waiting long for such great sushi!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.
Very Slow Service – My husband and I went to eat at Kyoto restaurant tonight (Sunday). While the food was decent, the wait to get it was not. The waitress warned us that there would be a delay. I'm not sure why there was a delay since the restaurant was not packed. After bringing out 3 complimentary edame's, our sushi was still not ready. I was surprised they wouldn't at least try to bring one of the rolls. After spending 1.5 hours in that restaurant, I'm not rushing to go back. I don't have time to wait around for average sushi. The waitesses were pleasant, but the wait was not.
Great place! It's Japanese&Korean cuisine! – I am a very picky J-food eater cuz I am spoiled by my father-in-law. Ever since I moved to San Mateo, I've been looking for a decent J-restaurant, and I couldn't find one (if you've been to down town San Mateo, you'd know how many there are, and I still couldn't find one). Finally, we decided to go to Kyoto, and I regreted so much that I spent so much money & time on these other J-restuarants around here!! The waitresses are all very friendly, they come & serve you promptly, they know when to leave you alone & enjoy your food, and they make you very comfortable. All the staff seems to get along well too, and that might be the reason this place makes the customers come back. Besides the service & environment, the food is great. They give you generous quantity, and the seafood is fresh. More over, it actually has Korean menu, and the food is also good!
The 3rd time we went to Kyoto this week, we found out they have a lot of regular customers, and slowly we are becoming the regular too, I believe, so it shows the quality of this place. I highly recommend this place.
Great Restaurant! Great for groups. – I had to reserve a party for my company lunch in downtown san mateo. A friend of mine told me about Kyoto Restaurant. I made the reservation over the phone and we were seated exactly at the time we arrived. The back rooms were spacious. The food was terrific. Everyone in our office had a great time. The waitresses were extremely friendly and the service was good. The sushi was fresh and tasty. I would recommend the Kyoto roll which has slices of cucumber rolled around the roll.
Great sushi when the right chef is working... – The food is absolutely delicious; however, the service is poor. The waitresses are not very warm and do not make you feel welcome. And if you happen to go later in the evening be ready to be rushed to pay your bill. The owner will stand at your table until you pay your bill (not very appropriate in my view). However, the food is good!!! Pretty disappointing that with such great food you are not given the equal amount of service.
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The Trimdon Grange mining accident
In 1882, 74 men and boys lost their lives in an explosion at a coal mine. Almost everyone in the small town of Trimdon Grange near Durham lost a father, brother, husband, or grandfather.
Source 1 comes from a popular magazine called the Illustrated London News (1882). Source 2 was written by Tommy Armstrong, who was from the region. All the people and events mentioned in the song are real.
- Describe what you can see in the picture.
- What do you think has happened?
- How could you work when this picture was set if you did not know the date?
- Choose a person in the picture. Describe events from their point of view. How are they feeling and why? What can they hear and see around them?
- Choose another person in the picture. What questions would you ask them about the events that have taken place?
1. Look at Source 1. Look at the picture and answer the questions below:
- Read 'Trimdon Grange Explosion'. What do you think is happening in the song?
- Discuss with your partner, and make a simple storyboard or flowchart of events.
- The song mostly uses literal language (says exactly what it means). What effect does this have on the reader?
- Working in groups, choose one verse of the song, and freeze-frame the different events in that verse.
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4:36 PM EDT, August 10, 2013
Amid the elation, celebration and fluffy, feel-good civic pride of Orlando being on the verge of building a stadium and landing a Major League Soccer franchise, let's take a timeout and address the massively apathetic elephant in the room.
He represents a vast number of fans who have pretty much turned their back on professional sports franchises in Florida. And make no mistake about it, his enormous indifference is a huge obstacle if a professional soccer franchise is ever going to be a success in Central Florida.
I believe Orlando, which is the biggest metropolitan area in the country with only one big-time pro sports franchise, is ripe and ready to support the up-and-coming MLS.
Clearly, Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer and Orange County Mayor Teresa Jacobs believe Orlando will support MLS or they wouldn't have thrown their powerful political support behind investing an additional $20 million in public money to build a soccer-specific stadium. The eight members of the Tourist Development Council, which represents the region's hotel and theme-park industries, obviously believe Orlando will support soccer or they wouldn't have voted unanimously Friday to support a $94.5 million package that includes the $20 million for a soccer stadium.
Then again, it doesn't matter what the politicians and the pundits think. The fact is professional soccer is going nowhere in this city unless that big, fat, apathetic elephant in the room can be convinced and converted into a singing, chanting ticket-buying, pom-pom waving, property-destroying soccer fan.
And, believe me, it will take considerable doing to get that elephant off the couch and into the soccer stadium. Just ask practically every other professional sports franchise in our rootless, transient state. Even the NFL, the king of all sports in our country, is struggling to put fannies in the seats in our once football-fanatical pigskin peninsula.
The Tampa Bay Bucs were next-to-last in attendance last year, while the Miami Dolphins were 29th out of NFL's 32 teams. The Jacksonville Jaguars, a perennially losing franchise that often gets lampooned for covering its empty seats with tarps, dwarfed both the Bucs and Fins, but were still 20th in the league in attendance.
Major League Baseball is even worse. The Miami Marlins are dead-last among the league's 30 teams in average attendance, while the playoff-contending Tampa Bay Rays are next-to-last.
The NBA and NHL actually fare better. The Heat were third in the league in attendance last season, but what fan base wouldn't show up to watch LeBron lead the team to back-to-back championships. The Magic were 15th out of 30 teams despite having the worst record in the league. In hockey, the Tampa Bay Lightning were eighth out of 30 teams, while the Florida Panthers were 22nd out of 30 teams.
Surprisingly, college football attendance has also waned in recent years. UCF's problems filling its almost-new stadium have been well-documented, Miami's attendance is pathetic, Florida State isn't nearly what it once was and even the once-rabid University of Florida fan base is staying home in droves. Three years ago, the Gators had a decades-long streak of 137 straight home sellouts. Last season, they sold out only two of their seven home games.
We also can't ignore the MLS's miserable history in Florida. Let's not forget that back in 2001, the MLS folded the ill-fated Miami Fusion and Tampa Bay Mutiny, citing a lack of fan and corporate support. Those, of course, were more tumultuous times for the fledgling league. A decade ago, the MLS wasn't financially solvent, Tampa Bay didn't even have an owner and was operated by the league while Miami's owner had shallow pockets — a millionaire in a billionaire's game.
"The MLS is a much better product today and a league that's on the upswing," said Orlando City Soccer Club President Phil Rawlins, the man leading the effort to bring the MLS to town. "It was a very different time when Tampa and Miami failed."
He's absolutely right. The MLS, believe it or not, now has the third-highest average attendance numbers among America's traditional sports leagues. The NFL and Major League Baseball are first and second in average attendance per game, but the MLS is No. 3 — ahead of both the NBA and NHL. Granted, MLS teams play far fewer games than the NBA and NHL, but, still, you cannot ignore the growing popularity of soccer in this country.
You'd think if the MLS can be successful in cities like Seattle and Kansas City, it will thrive here in Orlando. Let's face it, Seattle and Kansas City both have NFL and Major League Baseball teams competing for interest and disposable income whereas Orlando is the biggest TV market in the country that possesses only one major league sports team. We're a melting pot area with more than 2 million people. We have a growing segment of our population from Latin America, where soccer is a religion. We also attract tourists from all over the world — many of whom might like to take in a soccer game while they're on vacation in Central Florida.
The MLS makes good sense logically, civically, geographically and demographically
At least that's what I believe.
What do you believe?
Better yet, what can we make the elephant believe?
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Belgrade young guns to visit San Siro
Partizan Belgrade coach Vladimir Vermezovic has urged his young side to show no fear as they prepare to face Inter Milan at the San Siro in a UEFA Europa League Group H showdown.
Partizan currently sit on top of the Serbian Super Liga with just one loss in their past 11 games, although they have made a stuttering start in Europe with a draw against Neftchi followed by defeat at Rubin Kazan.
Vermezovic said: "Our young team has come to Milan to play a great game and gain experience for the future. We know what awaits us but sometimes the power and authority of youth can surprise."
Inter go into Thursday's game having won their past five in a row to move up to fourth in Serie A.
But Inter boss Andrea Stramaccioni, whose team sit top of the group with four points from two games, is not under-estimating Partizan.
Stramaccioni said: "We expect a team in good form who are top of their league with eight wins and just one defeat. They have talented players and we have a lot of respect for Partizan. We know it will be a tough game."
Stramaccioni is expected to make many changes to the side that continued their recent winning run in Serie A against Catania on Saturday, with Holland international Wesley Sneijder unlikely to be risked.
Sneijder has not played since suffering a calf injury in September and the Inter boss said: "He is highly motivated and wants to return as soon as possible, but they will only return if they are 100 per cent.
"I do not want to rush him back."


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First Sighting
I was banging on at work about the greatest band in the world, and I told them about the first time I ever saw the guys 'live'......It was way back in October 1975. Gimme Back My Bullets tour, Sheffield City Hall UK.
I couldn't beleive what I was seeing, Allen flailing around all over the stage, Gary cool as cool strolling back and forward driving mean growling riffs from his Les Paul without ever looking up. Artimus smashing his way around the kit, Billy banging out some mean honky tonk riffs all held together by the driving bass of Leon. The honkettes embellishing this wall of sound. At the front a mean looking dude with a menacing southern drawl, barefoot and bandaged up. I was 15 and a lifelong convert. I saw them 18 times in all, including that legendary day at Knebworth in '76.
I've seen almost every band worth seeing over the years, but no-one and I mean no-one smashed me to bits in seconds like these guys.
I'm 50 now and I still raise a glass now and again to the guys.....
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AISB-50: a convention commemorating both 50 years since the founding of the society for the study of Artificial Intelligence and the Simulation of Behaviour (the AISB) and sixty years since the death of Alan Turing, founding father of both Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence, will be held at Goldsmiths, University of London, UK from the 1st to the 4th April 2014. The convention will follow the same overall structure as previous conventions, namely a set of co-located symposia and we are currently seeking proposals for these symposia. Typical symposia last for one or two days, and can include any type of event of academic benefit: talks, posters, panels, discussions, demonstrations, outreach sessions, etc. Proposals to run symposia are welcomed across all areas of Artificial Intelligence and the Simulation of Behaviour.
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- Ph.D. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Operations Management
- Graduate Study, University of Maryland, Mathematics
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Vicente Vargas has taught and developed courses in Production and Operations Management, Service Operations Management, Mathematical Models for Managers and two Comparative International Business modules in Latin America. Vargas held a faculty position at Emory University prior to joining USD in the Fall of 2001. He has also been a visiting professor at INCAE, one of the premier Latin American business schools. Vargas is an innovative educator as evidenced by two University-wide grant awards earned while at Emory. There he developed and led two international study abroad modules encompassing all the associated program and logistical details and securing significant corporate sponsorship. While teaching is what drew Vargas to a university faculty career, from the onset he has embraced research, the creation of new knowledge, as an integral part of professional identity. Vargas continues to work in his principle areas of specialty, inventory and service operations management. He is currently pursuing research questions related to inventory in supply chains, most notably in retail networks. He is also intrigued by research questions relating to the evolution of service system design under the influence of technological change. Vargas has published in the top refereed journals in his field, including: Journal of Operations Management, Production and Operations Management, and IIE Transactions among others. He has authored 11 refereed journal articles and numerous other refereed and non-refereed proceedings and is a member of the editorial board of Production and Operations Management.
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Vargas, V., Metters, R. (2011). A Master Production Scheduling Procedure for Stochastic Demand and Rolling Planning Horizons. International Journal of Production Economics, 132 (2), 296-302.
Metters, R., Vargas, V., Weaver, S. (2009). MotherLand Air Game: Using Experiential Learning to Teach Revenue Management Concepts. Informs Transactions on Education, 9 (3), pp. 124-134. Available on.
Vargas, V. (2009). An optimal solution for the stochastic version of the Wagner-Whitin dynamic lot-size model. European Journal of Operational Research, 198 (2), 447-451.


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"........[One American firm] handles HUNDREDS OF TONS of Ivory EVERY YEAR, some tusks weighing as much as 250 pounds....The ivory will be shipped to the USA and EUROPE. Antwerp, Belgium is the best market for Ivory. It will be made into handles, toilet articles, billiard balls, and ornaments of many kinds. However, more will be made into PIANO KEYS than for any other purpose....."
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Al Golden hiring put Miami Hurricanes' AD Kirby Hocutt on the spotby Jorge Milian
Al Golden was named UM's coach on Sunday and nobody has more riding on that decision than athletic director Kirby Hocutt.
A boy wonder in the world of sports administration, Hocutt made the first big hire of his career when he tabbed Golden. How this works out will go a long way in deciding Hocutt's legacy at Miami.
Make no mistake about it. Picking Golden is something of a gamble. Yes, he turned around an awful Temple program, but he did it in the Mid-American Conference. Say what you will about the ACC, but winning in Blacksburg or Tallahassee or Chapel Hill is a whole lot tougher than doing it in Bowling Green. And Golden's career mark of 27-34 is easy ammunition for fans who would have rather seen somebody else get the job.
Hocutt has to be right or the tailspin UM's program has found itself in recent years will linger. Too many more seasons like this season's 7-5 campaign and the Hurricanes will fall into irrelevance, and not become "relevant" as Hocutt said he planned to make the football program with a new head coach.
Did Hocutt make the right decision? Time will tell. But I can tell you that Hocutt is a very smart guy who wants nothing but the best for UM and understands that he will be judged by how Golden pans out.
A former all-Big 8 linebacker at Kansas State, Hocutt knows what it takes to be a good football coach. At K-State, Hocutt played under Bill Snyder, who has been so successful as the school's head coach that they named the football stadium after him. Hocutt's defensive coordinator was Bob Stoops and his position coach Jim Leavitt. Not a bad trio to learn from.
UM's fans are fickle and hard to please, but my advice would be to give Hocutt and Golden a chance. Remember, when Jimmy Johnson was hired by UM in 1984, there were similar questions regarding whether he was the right choice. At Oklahoma State, Johnson never posted a record better than 8-4 and was a mediocre 29-25-3 while finishing no better than third place in the Big 8 during five seasons at the school.
There were plenty of fans griping about Johnson's hiring back then. Turned out pretty well, though. For the sake of Hocutt and UM's program, let's hope history repeats itself.
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Saturday, July 20 @ 10am
Most authors will spend anywhere from a year to a decade or longer researching and writing each book. While some authors are sophisticated marketers, many are not. In her presentation, Holly will discuss the seven deadly sins any author should avoid when marketing their book(s). She will give examples from techniques used in handling Marie Vernon's newest novel, Graceland Express. This program is sponsored by the Ancient City Chapter, Florida Writers Association and is presented in partnership with the Friends of the Main Library.
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Tuesday, July 30 @ 5:30pm
Why doesn't cilantro grow in the summer? What kind of plants will live in your sandy soil? Is your space limited to container gardening? Share an evening of Florida gardening in honor of Viva Florida 500 and Groundbreaking Reads, our Adult Summer Reading Program. Presented by Donald Gilmore, who has been gardening in St. Augustine with a green thumb for ten years, & sponsored by the Friends of the Library of St. Johns County.
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A store near my daughter's house in California has peanut butter granola in the bulk food section. But I couldn't find it anywhere near my house in Illinois, so I found this recipe online and made my own. Now I'm glad I couldn't find it at the store. It's cheaper and I can control the ingredients that are used.
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Carbs: 46.3g | Fat: 17.4g | Fiber: 4g | Protein: 10.1g | Calories: 360.9
I started making my own granola, and I wanted a recipe with no added fat.
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Carbs: 35.9g | Fat: 9.4g | Fiber: 6.3g | Protein: 7.6g | Calories: 248.9
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What a sweet warm treat for a cold afternoon!
Carbs: 27g | Fat: 4.4g | Fiber: 3.9g | Protein: 0.9g | Calories: 141.6
Move over, gingerbread. There's a new favorite treat on the holiday cookie tray!
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When you're craving something crunchy but don't want the added fat, whip up a batch of these chips. You will not need any special equipment for this recipe, just a couple of brown paper bags.
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Recipe from Stonyfield Farm Yogurt, so yummy and nutritious. I may add more berries next time though.
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This lightened-up version of caramel popcorn is our favorite tailgate treat.
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Almonds make a great savory snack. This dish is perfect for a party.
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Strawberries are combined with tangy and sweet balsamic vinegar and creamy ricotta in this quick and simple dessert.
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About Me Health Conscious, Simple Tastes
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I've never had these before but they were delicious. You definitely can't just have one. They came with a decent amount too for the price you pay.
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Big snack in a small package
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I have been looking for this candy for years. This was my favorite childhood candy.Thanks miles kimball for carrying this.
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I have been looking for these for years! Although they were darker when I was a child getting a bag of candy for 2 cents (gave my age away there). They are still good!
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Was looking for what we had as kids,back in the 40's. the candy was darker then. It was okay, though Too hard to chew
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Great way to get the honey-do list done! I use it as a reward for job well done!
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I am 69 years old. I remember going to the corner candy store and buying these candies. Especially the Mary Jane's. I had some family over and shared with them.
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Delicious snacks
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I've enjoyed Squirrel Nuts since childhood and was thrilled to rediscover them. Now that my grandchildren have experienced them, the candy literally disappears!
I would buy this product again and again
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I loved the ability to order a different type of candy then what you get at retail stores. I will certainly order them again
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Not as good as it should be
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