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New trends show that real estate buyers are increasingly turning their attention to castles, mansions and country. There is particularly strong demand for estates that ooze historical flair, but are also in close proximity to cities. Lunkewitz manor, which stands in Park Louisa, south-west of Frankfurt am Main, fulfils these requirements. "This extraordinary property is one of the few in Germany that is newly built, but with classical architecture", explains Christoph Freiherr Schenck zu Schweinsberg, head of the Engel & Völkers Historic Estates division. This particular historic estate can be bought for 19 million euros.
Mansion with 3 outbuildings on a generous plot
This luxury property lies on a plot of approx. 16,215 square metres, to the south-west of Frankfurt am Main. The estate borders the Frankfurt City Forest on two sides. "The plot was designed as a landscape park and, in this size and type, is unique in the Frankfurt area", Christoph von Schenck reveals. The floor area of 2,720 square metres is spread over several buildings. The classical mansion's main building, with its 2 lateral wings, is home to offices and living rooms. In view of the mansion lies a classical summer house with a swimming pool. Gatehouse A lends itself to use as an office building, with a total surface area of approx. 288 square metres. Gatehouse B, approx. 308 square metres, is designed for use as an office building and studio. Facing onto the Mörfelder Landstraße, both buildings were erected in the early 20th century by the von Opel family, and were renovated in the mid-90s.
Rare testimony to classical architecture by Quinlan Terry
The exclusive manor, with its Ionic portico and subsequent Doric elements, was built in 1995 in neoclassical style according to plans drawn by the English architect Quinlan Terry. The main entrance hall leads to the two-storey central hall, built in Palladian style, with massive stone columns, pilasters, staircase and circumferential gallery. The left wing houses a large function room, the right wing three guest suites. The individually-tailored rooms boast ceilings 4 metres high. A secondary staircase connects all floors with the basement, where the kitchen, service and storage rooms, wine cellar, staff flats or additional offices, utility rooms and six garage parking spaces are located.
Exclusive fixtures and fittings from the basement to the grass-covered roof
High-quality, durable materials were used during the construction of the whole building, both inside and out. The building's plinth is made from rusticated ashlar stone; the facades from a wall of smooth, fine plaster and massive pieces of sandstone from the Elbe mountains. The two-storey wings are grass-covered. Inside, the walls are furnished with plaster of paris, elaborate stucco elements on walls and ceilings, and exclusive wallpaper. The wooden-cased interior doors are partially furnished with overdoors and gilded. High-quality stone, solid parquet or carpet flooring and seven open fireplaces further underline the property's prestigious character.


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The words new and novice derive from the latin novus (new), which in turn is related to the greek adj νÎος (new; neos). The word neo- (new; neo) is also used as a prefix in many words such as neolithic, neologism, neophyte, neoplasm, neoplatonism etc.
From the same root: news, novelty, novel, novelist, nova, neon
In Greek.
α) νÎος: new, young, modern [neos]
β) νεότητα: youth, early years [neotita]
γ) νεόφυτος: newly baptized, novice, neophyte [neophytos]
δ) νÎα: news [nea]
More: http://ewonago.blogspot.com/2008/07/new-novice.html

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Celebrating Summer Solstice
A group of people look at the horizon standing on the rocky crest filled with astronomical markers at the megalithic observatory Kokino, soon after sunrise, early morning of the Summer solstice. The ancient astronomic observatory, located about 100 km northeast of Skopje, the capital of the Republic of Macedonia, dates more than 4.000 years back in time. It is ranked by NASA as the fourth ancient observatory in the world.
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Getting safe sleep messages to parents and caregivers in diverse communities throughout the United States takes the concerted effort of many organizations and individuals who share an interest in promoting infant health.
The Safe to Sleep® campaign was originally developed through a collaboration of four key organizations: the American Academy of Pediatrics, the Health Resources and Services Administration, First Candle, and the Association of SIDS and Infant Mortality Programs. In its nearly 2 decades, the campaign has worked with dozens of groups that helped with planning, testing, implementing, and evaluating safe sleep messages and strategies for getting those messages to parents and caregivers. These groups have included private corporations, nonprofit organizations, professional organizations, and national, state, and local public health agencies.
The NICHD directs and maintains the national Safe to Sleep® campaign with support from the following collaborators:
In addition, the following groups and organizations (listed in alphabetical order by name) conduct activities related to promoting safe sleep for infants and reducing infant mortality. Please note that some of these links do not provide additional information on SIDS or safe sleep, but rather take the user to information about the organizations.


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"Give me your tired, your poor,
Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,
The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me,
I lift my lamp beside the golden door!"
— Emma Lazarus, 1883
If you don't mind thinking about the Bush legacy a year early, there are worse places to begin than with the case of Erla Osk Arnardottir Lilliendahl. Admittedly, she isn't an ideal "tempest-tost" candidate for Emma Lazarus's famous lines engraved on a bronze plaque inside the Statue of Liberty. After all, she flew to New York City with her girlfriends, first class, from her native Iceland, to partake of "the Christmas spirit." She was drinking white wine en route and, as she put it, "look[ing] forward to go shopping, eat good food, and enjoy life." On an earlier vacation trip, back in 1995, she had overstayed her visa by three weeks, a modest enough infraction, and had even returned the following year without incident.
This time–with the President's Global War on Terror in full swing– she was pulled aside at passport control at JFK Airport, questioned about those extra three weeks twelve years ago, and soon found herself, as she put it, "handcuffed and chained, denied the chance to sleep… without food and drink and…confined to a place without anyone knowing my whereabouts, imprisoned." It was "the greatest humiliation to which I have ever been subjected."
By her account, she was photographed, fingerprinted, asked rude questions–"by men anxious to demonstrate their power. Small kings with megalomania"–confined to a tiny room for hours, then chained, marched through the airport, and driven to a jail in New Jersey where, for another nine hours, she found herself "in a small, dirty cell." On being prepared for the return trip to JFK and deportation, approximately twenty-four hours after first debarking, she was, despite her pleas, despite her tears, again handcuffed and put in leg chains, all, as she put it, "because I had taken a longer vacation than allowed under the law."
On returning to her country, she wrote a blog about her unnerving experience and the Icelandic Foreign Minister Ingibjoerg Solrun Gisladottir met with US Ambassador Carol van Voorst to demand an apology. Just as when egregious American acts in Iraq or Afghanistan won't go away, the Department of Homeland Security announced an "investigation," a "review of its work procedures" and expressed "regrets." But an admission of error or an actual apology? Uh, what era do you imagine we're living in?


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Before I get right into it, I want to do a short Q&A so you can better understand this post & its context. If you'd like, you can skip to the Table of Contents.
What is this post about?
This post is about how to conduct scalable link building campaigns from start to finish, and it outlines each of the individual processes & the workflow involved.
Who is this for?
This post is not targeted to the casual link builder. This is tailored to link building teams (2+ people), but it can also be helpful to those who spend at least 5 hours a week building links. Usually for those who are doing less, you can get away with Excel spreadsheets and a gmail inbox.
Why are you writing this post at this point in time?
There are two answers to that. The broader answer is that I've been building links long enough that I've tried more than a few ways to do things, and I've tried out enough tools to know which ones get the job done in a scalable fashion.
The more short term answer is that I had been waiting a long time for a new feature from BuzzStream, one of my favorite link building tools (if you follow me, you know how much I love it), and they finally released it today. I've had to contain my excitement while beta testing it, but now that it's live, it's scaled my entire prospecting workflow, and I thought this was a great way to share about it.
Why are you giving away this information?
A few of the smart SEOs I try & surround myself with have asked me this, and I understand why; this information took me a long time to acquire, this post won't make me any direct profit (I had considered selling it as an eBook), and the people who will find it most helpful could be considered competitors, are in small number (so no huge sharing potential), and will most likely just keep it to themselves.
But with that said, quality link building still takes hustle, grit, and determination, and I know less than 5% of you will actually put this information to good use. So I'm not really concerned about sharing it.
What do I hope to gain? I'll be 100% transparent. I want to, over time, establish this post as a pillar on my site, alongside of my Link Building Tactics post. I want you to share it, and I hope that the effects of your sharing will benefit me in some shape or form. I want you to use my affiliate links in this post if you decide that any of the tools I use (that have an affiliate program) are a good fit for you.
So I do have motives, and that's a good thing.
Note: this post is roughly based around BuzzStream, a link building CRM & platform that makes scalable campaigns possible for the rest of us (who don't have customized enterprise solutions). For those who don't regularly read my blog, I'm kind of a big fan.
Initial Setup. If you don't already have an account, you can sign up for one here. I'm not going to take you through the entire sign up process, as it's pretty self explanatory. However, I will note that you need to make sure you're using Chrome, since you'll be wanting to setup their new BuzzMarker, which is a chrome extension. You'll find it in the 'Setup Buzzmarker' step, as shown below.
(For those who already have an account, you can setup the Buzzmarker by going to your Settings > Setup Buzzmarker page.)
Projects. Once you're in, you'll need to enable projects, then setup at least one. To enable them, click on the gear icon in the top right-hand corner, go to Settings and then go to Manage Projects.
It's up to you how you want to organize your projects; you can have multiple projects for a single domain, but it's not really necessary unless you're a big team & it helps you stay organized better that way.
Note: from here on out, where it says 'Link Partners' for me (verbiage used for older accounts), it will say 'Websites' for you.
Custom fields. This is the bulk of the customization you'll need to do. You're going to tailor all the fields you use throughout BuzzStream to link building, and specifically to certain tactics. To view the custom fields area of the app,
Note: there are three types/levels of custom fields: for People, for Link Partners, and for Links. All of the above are for Link Partners .
The first two custom fields we'll address are website type & opportunity type. Website type (just 'Type' in BuzzStream) is a required field that cannot be deleted. Opportunity type is a completely custom field that I personally use to segment the tactic being used.
To edit fields, use the icon in the left column, which will take you to a screen allowing you to determine the type of field it is (i.e. Drop-down, Text, Number, etc.), and the selectable options if there are any.
To create new fields, locate the 'New Custom Field' button below the table.
The website types I have setup on my account are:
The opportunity types that I have setup that I use most often (there's a lot of others I use less frequently):
Next is the relationship stage custom field. Since different prospects will be at different parts of the pipeline during the outreach process, we need to label them as such. Here are the stages that I use.
Note: BuzzStream may update which relationship stages are default, so if some of the default options I mention above aren't default for you, then worry not, you'll just have to add them yourself.
The next group of custom fields I walk through are opportunity specific. They best illustrate what you're able to do with these fields. To see examples of them being used, see the outreach section of this post.
The first group are links page fields. I've got a handful of fields that I use for my link beg & broken link building template emails.
The second group are guest blogging fields. Yep, I'm still doing guest blogging, but I'm usually going for longer term contributions for these opportunities than just one-offs.
Tags. For most blogs, I add custom tags for their niche/vertical. This is only for my own internal use to quickly find all blogs I've saved on a given topic. Tags can be created on the fly (i.e. in the BuzzMarker), but that kind of power can make them unusable (imagine having 100 blogs with 100 different random tags). If you're building links for only one or a couple of closely related sites, then establish a small set of tags that you and/or your team can agree on that cover all the related bases. If you're building links for a variety of sites in a variety of niches, establish a group of higher level tags (i.e. Health, Travel, Home & Garden, etc.), and use a second or even third level of specificity, if needed.
Now that we're setup, let's take a look at what the new BuzzMarker can do & how it'll be aiding us in prospecting.
In a nutshell, the BuzzMarker integrates their CRM into the same window you're viewing prospects with, and it even expedites a lot of prospecting processes.
The three main uses that were shipped with the first version of the tool are:
Before we break down each individually, let's first look at how to set it up.
There's a few ways you can do it. If you just signed up, you should've been taken to a 'Setup Buzzmarker' page during the process, where you can use the instructions on the page. If you already have an account, then navigate to your Settings page (see: gear icon in top right corner), and locate the Setup Buzzmarker tab.
Now that you've installed it, let's take a look at each of the 3 main features.
1. Saving prospect information
This is the simplest & most expected feature of the BuzzMarker, and takes the place of what their old bookmarklet used to do. If you're viewing a page and want to save them as a prospect, or update this prospect's information, just click the extension's icon at the top of your browser or right click & choose 'Buzzmark this page'.
Both ways work!
Once the window opens, you can fill out all the necessary fields about the prospect according to the custom fields you've created.
The BuzzMarker will find contact information on its own, and I've found it to be one of the better automated solutions, but realize that A) it doesn't always find info (because i.e. there wasn't any, it was obfuscated in javascript or images, etc.) and B) it's not always accurate (i.e. might grab an irrelevant email address). But still, it's a nice feature, just don't depend on it (look around yourself!).
When you do save contact information, all forms (email, contact URL, phone #, social profiles, etc.) go into this field:
Note: in the above screenshot, one form of contact, a Twitter profile, was found automatically.
When adding social profiles, you can just copy & paste the URL of their profile page right into the field & it'll recognize it.
If you want to add a second form of contact info, after entering the first, hit Enter or click the arrow that shows up on the right side of the field, and a second field will be generated below the first.
A few quick things:
2. Create a prospecting list
About a year ago BuzzStream rolled out their BuzzBar, which was a feature within their toolset that allowed you to quickly review a batch of prospects. Unfortunately though you couldn't use it outside of their app & across the native Web.
But now a more useable version of it is available within the BuzzMarker. When you're viewing a page with a list of links that you'd like to review, it performs a Scape Similar-like function that grabs all external links. Just right click > Create a prospecting list, and this will show up in your Buzzmarker window.
Before reviewing them, you can refine your list in one of two ways. The first is using the drop-down filtering option at the top of the list (where it says 'All Websites' in the above screenshot). Here's what the drop-down options are:
The second is by deleting specific links you don't want in the list, as shown below.
You'll also see that, for previously saved prospects in the current project, it lets you know that they were saved, when they were saved, and what relationship stage they're in.
Once you've refined your list, hit 'Start Prospecting' at the bottom of the window. You'll then be taken to this below screen (click to enlarge).
This screen is very similar to the regular view when trying to buzzmark a page, but the difference is there is a carousel feature in a grey bar at the bottom that allows you to quickly go between the prospects in your list.
Also – something in the above screenshot that you don't see is what happens when you hover over the list icon.
From here, fill out the necessary fields, then when they're saved, use the carousel to navigate to the next prospect and repeat the process.
Note that if your list includes multiple pages from the same domain, they'll be grouped together as one item when using the carousel. To find links to each of the pages discovered for that domain, you can find them grouped together using the list icon in the carousel.
3. Scan links for prospect history
If you ever wanted to get a quick look at a list of links on the page & see what relationship stage you're at with them, this little feature makes it possible. All it takes is a right click > Highlight Contacts in BuzzStream, and a few seconds of load time.
The default colors used (2) are:
Since the colors are dependent on what project you're currently viewing in the eyes of the BuzzMarker, in order to change projects, open up the BuzzMarker window (attempt to BuzzMark the page) and locate the field (towards the bottom) that tells you which project you're in. Click it, and choose the project you want.
If a prospect in your list of links has already been saved, a 'View' icon will appear next to the link that you can click that will open up that prospect's profile, as shown below.
With all this said about this feature, the first version that was pushed live is a bit buggy with this. Sometimes when I activate this on a page it works, other times it just flat out doesn't; the loading circle at the bottom left of my screen can either not show up at all, or it shows up & "loads" for minutes on end.
Because the BuzzMarker integrates right into the window you're viewing, it's now possible to efficiently use web based tools to conduct prospecting. I'll be walking through a few of my favorite use cases.
Ahrefs is my favorite link index, and the one I use most often. After tweaking my competitor research process, this is now what it looks like.
1. Locating & opening competitors (efficiently) in Ahrefs
Locating competitors is usually the easy part; all it takes is a Google search of some of your head keywords. You can also find them via:
Once you locate a competitor, instead of going to Ahrefs and typing in their domain, then going to their inbound links & selecting the '01 Backlink/Domain' filter (my preference; it shows only one link per domain, otherwise multiple links from a domain crowd your results), just drag this to your bookmarks (I use it a ton):
When you land on a competitor's site, just click that bookmark and it'll take you to the proper Ahrefs page. Another one I use is the same bookmarklet, but for the URL prefix and not the entire domain:
This let's you see only links to this URL and any subfolders within it. So for example, if the URL I click the bookmarklet on is example.com/shoes, it'll show me all links to /shoes, but also to other pages with the /shoes URL path; so i.e. also all links to /shoes/men, /shoes/men/white, etc.
If I only want to see the links to this specific URL (and not all pages with that URL path), I use this bookmarklet.
Optional bookmarklet changes – I don't do it myself, but if you'd like, you can edit the bookmarklet for other filters. One I've considered is only viewing dofollow links; to make this change in your bookmarklet, locate the 'all' string in the URL, and replace it with 'dofollow'.
2. Create & Refine Prospect Lists
Once the Ahrefs inbound links page is open, right click and select 'Create a prospecting list'. You'll have to a do a little cleanup before you start prospecting. Here are some sites in the list you'll need to delete:
You'll get the hang of the last bullet (garbage/spam) after a while; it takes me about 15-20 seconds at this point for a standard Ahrefs page (50 results). You'll also notice that the further you drill down by Ahrefs Rank (i.e. if you're on results page 19/20), the more garbage/spam you'll find, so understand the trade off of drilling too deep.
Note: I'm hoping that I can open up the conversation with the BuzzStream team about domain exclusions, i.e. Linkedin.com or Zendesk.com, so we don't have to manually delete each every time.
Once you've groomed your prospect list, hit the 'Start Prospect' button and move on to the next step, which we'll get into after outlining the blog discovery process of BuzzSumo.
If you're wanting to find popular blogs to target for links, then BuzzSumo (no affiliation with BuzzStream) is your go-to tool. It allows you to search for blog posts and sort by the amount of social shares they received. Luckily for us, it's currently a free tool (although a PRO version is rolling out soon).
1. Determine the Opportunity Type
You can use BuzzSumo for a variety of opportunity types. Here are a few examples:
Note: these are, again, just a few examples of the more popular opportunity types, and are far from a complete list that you can use to find with BuzzSumo.
2. Conduct Proper Searches
There are a few things you need to know about conducting searches on BuzzSumo.
Filter by Type. I haven't figured out exactly how BuzzSumo is determining if a post qualifies for one of their 6 filters in their sidebar (it's not just using the Title, URL, & post tags/categories), but I do know is that while they can be useful, they're not perfect. I've found a few posts marked as 'infographic' that clearly did not have one.
I point that out because I suggest you use them, but don't be 100% completely dependent on them. Try searches both with the filter & without for each of those specific opportunities.
Filter by Date. For most cases, I use the max timeline (past 6 months) since I'm looking for the most popular posts published in the industry, and 6 months is still recent enough that the author(s) are still likely to publish similar content.
Advanced search operators. The ones currently available for use are:
Identifying patterns. You'll notice that a certain domain, or a certain type of phrasing of posts, will show up that are either irrelevant or undesirable. You can easily get rid of undesirable domains after generating your prospect list with the BuzzMarker, but for specific word patterns, it's best to handle them in the search itself.
For example, you may search for 'football' with the intent of wanting results for American football, and not the sport the rest of the world knows as football (soccer to us). Identify certain words used along with the irrelevant results (i.e. soccer, europe, premier, champions, transfer, etc.) and use a minus sign with them in your search query (i.e. -soccer). Keep in mind though, you want to limit the amount of false positives you get rid of, so it's better to be on the safe side with this.
Social platform. If you know your industry loves one social network (i.e. Twitter or Pinterest) over the rest, then when sorting by the most popular posts, sort by that network. This can also help on cutting out irrelevant stories. Like with 'Filter by Type', this tip isn't flawless, but you can use this as an option.
Give all the above things you need to keep in mind when conducting searches, type in some relevant keywords with some advanced search operators, and browse away for blogs that have hosted any content of the four opportunity types we talked about in step #1.
3. Create & refine prospect lists
Once you've conducted a relevant search you're satisfied with, right click on the page and create a prospect list. Here are a couple results you should consider deleting from the list:
Once you've refined your list, hit 'Start Prospecting' and you're off!
Note: before you start, if you're using the Mozbar to get Moz metrics in your browser window, make sure you position it at the top of the page, otherwise it's not visible at the bottom or right hand side when using the BuzzMarker.
First things first, we'll need to walk through the qualification process to figure out if we even want to save the current prospect we're viewing. For me, that means two things:
Secondly, once you qualify a prospect (move on to the next if it doesn't meet your criteria), you need to dig up the necessary information about the prospect.
Before you do that though, you need to decide on whether you'll be recording contact information. If you don't, you can build a prospect list faster, and you can hand off the contact finding to someone else since it's more menial work (i.e. an OP). If you do, once you're done prospecting, you can immediately dive into outreach.
For this tutorial, we'll assume that you're a smaller team that wants to find contact info at the same time, so here are the things you'll need to figure out about the prospect.
Note: another option is just saving prospects without any of the below information, and making a new relationship stage titled 'Not Yet Researched', and having someone go in at a later date to dig up all of the below information.
Website Type. What type of website is this? Refer to the website types I use for guidance (listed above).
Opportunity Type. What type of link opportunity is this? Once again, you can refer to the opportunity types I use that I listed in Process #0, but you're certainly not limited to that list.
Opportunity specific custom fields. If you're using the custom fields I use above (broken link building + guest blogging), here's how to find them:
Contact information. The amount of contact information you dig up is usually dependent on the type of opportunity it is. If you're trying to get a link from a single page, then all you really need is the email address (or contact page) & first name of the contact. If it's the blog of someone you'd like to build a longer term relationship with, then you might also want to add their social profiles, a phone number, or even a bio. I'll walk through each.
Tags. If it's a blog, give it one of the tags you've previously decided on. Again, you can decide them on the fly, but make you're diligent about reusing them, and that they cover as much ground as possible with as little overlap as possible.
Notes. If you find anything out of the ordinary that you or the person conducting outreach should know about, then mark it here.
Add A Link. I'm only listing this last because you can't add a link in Buzzstream until you first Save. Once you do save a prospect, you'll be taken to the below screen. You'll need to locate the link icon at the top of your window, which is the middle of the 3.
Click on it, then click the 'Add New Link' option. You'll then be taken to the screen on your right.
You have the option of 5 total fields (and you can add more custom fields if you want), but the only real ones that are necessary are Linking From, and Linking To. Linking From is the URL of the page you're trying to get a link from, and Linking To is the URL of the page on the target/client site that you're trying to get a link to. Once you fill these out, hit Save.
At this point, you're done & ready to move on to the next prospect.
Now that we've saved all the prospects with the BuzzMarker, along with all the necessary template & contact information, it's time to conduct some outreach.
For the sake of this tutorial, we will only be talking about email outreach (phone, social, and even snail mail are your others options), and we'll be looking at the Links/Resource Page opportunity type, since that's the most fun when it comes to customizing email templates with custom fields.
Before you can start firing off those emails, you need to first establish a group of email templates to use. For this opportunity type, you'll need:
And for each, you should be creating multiple versions so you can A/B test response rates. But how do you do that? Well, BuzzStream makes it fairly simple. When you're ready to choose an email template (we'll walk through the whole process later), you'll be taken to the following screen.
Note: the black lines are from me censoring my templates.
As you can see, the emails sent vs. response rate statistic in the top right helps you to easily test email templates side-by-side.
As for the exact emails templates, I will be using a few examples that you can feel free to use, but I encourage you to test, test, test! Things you can be testing:
But I also encourage you to test bigger things like new templates from scratch, or changing the goal of your initial emails (i.e. it could be getting the highest possible response rate, getting the most highly engaged responses, getting links w/o a second email, etc.; and those are just for this opportunity type).
Without further adieu, here are 5 example templates.
Initial with broken links:
Hi [First Name],
I was browsing the [Page Title] page on your site when I encountered a few broken links. I didn't know if you'd be interested in knowing, but if you are, I'd be happy to point out which ones I stumbled across.
-[User First Name] [User Last Name]
The main goal of this template is just trying to bait a response from a real human. I'm not looking for more than a few words telling me something along the lines of "Yep, send them over."
Initial without broken links:
Hi [First Name],
I was checking out some of the resources listed on the [Page Title] page of your website, and I noticed that I knew of a couple resources that might be worth adding. Would you be interested if I sent them over? If not, I totally understand, just thought it couldn't hurt to ask.
-[User First Name] [User Last Name]
This is again, along the same lines of the above. Because webmasters & bloggers can get so annoyed with marketers contacting them, I'm trying to be polite & possibly even guilt them into remembering how small of a request I'm making.
Response with broken links:
Thanks [First Name],
I'm happy to send them over. The ones I encountered were here ([Linking From]):
Hope that helps. Also, is there any chance I could make a quick suggestion? *CRAFT CUSTOM FROM HERE*
Well, if I come across any other website errors, I'll be sure to reach back out.
-[User First Name]
As you can see, we're giving a little intro of the fact we found a few broken links, then we're listing them off, up to 3. At this point, I didn't mention that there are more (there usually are, but the job is done for helping them), and then I craft a custom response based on A) the feel of how they responded and B) the Link Location custom field.
I could also possibly suggest another link besides my own so it doesn't look as biased. In this case, to avoid having to revisit the page to make sure the extra resource you suggest is OK, make sure you find one that is A) as relevant as possible to your link (since you already checked yours for relevance/fit on their page) and B) not already being linked to by them; so find something with little to no previous links so you don't have to check each prospect's page.
Response without broken links:
Thanks [First Name]!
Well, thanks again for your time, I really appreciate your consideration. Anyways, hope you have a great rest of the week!
I honestly don't use a pre-crafted template for link beg response emails for two reasons:
Hi [First Name] – just checking to see if you ever got the below. If you have, my apologies!
-[User First Name]
The above is supposed to be as simple & straightforward as possible, without trying to bug them. Some people who didn't respond inevitably read the email and decided not to respond, so by trying to be polite, we may be able to convince them that we are in fact human.
Now, let's talk about merge fields in these templates.
Outside of the custom fields I outlined in the 'Setting up & customizing BuzzStream' section of this post, which you can see in the example templates, you can also use the below fields:
Once you've crafted your email templates, it's time to dive right into outreach.
Once logged into BuzzStream, navigate to the project of interest's Link Partners page, as shown below.
The first thing you'll need to do is filter down to the 'Links/Resources Page' option in the Opportunity Type custom field, which can be found under 'Link Partner Custom Fields' in the filter menu.
Next, you'll be segmenting these prospects by whether or not there are any broken links on the page, since each segment will require different templates & responses. We'll start with those with broken links. So now choose the 'Yes' option in the 'Broken Links?' custom field, also found under 'Link Partner Custom Fields' in the filter menu.
Now that we've narrowed down the list to the segment we want, use the top, far left checkbox to select all, then identify the 'Outreach' button in the top nav. From the drop down, select 'Start Outreach'. From here, select the email template you wish to use, and proceed to the outreach screen.
Once you do so, you'll be taken to the below screen (click to enlarge).
It might seem like a lot at first, but once you poke around, most of it is pretty self explanatory. With that said, here are some things you should know & do:
Once you've groomed over all the above for the first email, send it, and it'll take you to the next prospect. You'll still have to double check merge fields for each, but besides that, you'll breeze through them.
Once done, go back and repeat the process, but this time for those without broken links (you'll use the 'No' option in the 'Broken Links?' filter). The only difference will be the email template you use.
Now that we've sent our initial emails, it's time to pivot to responding as people email us back, and following up with those who we don't hear from initially.
Here are some things you should know about sending responses:
Here are some illustrations of the above bullet points.
To reply to a response, locate their email in the History tab of their profile, and hit 'Reply'.
The above is an example of the followup reminders you'll receive.
After your response is crafted, and after the email is sent, continue to conduct follow ups (I go up to 3) for each prospect until you get either a link placed, or a firm 'No'.
Since our prospects aren't kind enough to always let us know when our links goes live, we have to take it upon ourself to monitor their pages for them.
To do this, I use Monitor Backlinks, since I haven't had much luck with BuzzStream's Link Monitoring feature. Luckily, it's a pretty simple process:
1. Export Link Partners in BuzzStream. You want to get all of that link partner data into Excel, then narrow it down to two columns: the Linking From page on the prospect's site, and the Linking To page on your target site. You can delete all other columns.
2. Upload this list to Monitor Backlinks. They have a specific file format they'll want in order to upload a CSV (the most efficient way), so once you signup, navigate to their Import Links page.
3. Check for new links. Once your list is uploaded, the tool will check them every day to see if they're live. If they are, their status will either be 'OK' or 'DF'. If it says 'OK', you got the link. If you see 'DF', it means they're linking to a different page on your domain, so you can either keep as is, or you could reach back out in BuzzStream to ask them to link to the intended page (I usually just keep as is).
4. Mark new links in BuzzStream. Once a new link is discovered, find the prospect in BuzzStream and change the relationship stage to 'Link Accepted'. If the link status is 'DF', make sure you also update the 'Linking From' field to the URL of the page they instead linked to.
5. Mark new links as checked in MonitorBacklinks. For each new link, find the gear icon in its' row, and click 'edit'. Find the text box labeled 'Tags', and enter the tag 'Checked'.
That way, when you're looking at your new links, you know which ones you've already checked & marked in BuzzStream. MonitorBacklinks will also continue checking if they're live, and you can now filter by that tag and find links no longer live, so you can reach back out to reacquire them.
Although I haven't given away the entire kitchen sink, I hope this detailed walkthrough of a link building campaign of mine shows you how to effectively scale your link building campaigns.
But I do want to point out some things I don't like about BuzzStream, plus some areas for improvement and features I'd like to see in the hopes that their team sees this and takes action!
With that said, if you want to checkout any of the tools I used above, you can find them below.
If you have any questions about the above (for those who read it all, you may have a few), I'm glad to answer in the below comments!
And I don't ask often, but if you could, I'd greatly appreciate you sharing this post. If you do, I'll add your name to a plaque that I'll hang above my desk, which I'll gladly show off to every visitor I have, mentioning each of you by name, both first & last. OK I probably won't do that, but you'd make my day! </beg>
Jon, I've been following you for a couple years now. I appreciate that you only post great content and strategies we can actually utilize instead of just generalized tips.
My SEO team has been struggling lately and we've been on the hunt for new strategies. This is very timely.
Thank you, I'll be sharing this and reminding my team to use your affiliate links…Stay awesome!
Outstanding writeup bro! I've been using BuzzStream for about six months just for it's search capabilities and ease, but been meaning to really get proficient with it. This will help me get there much faster.
Thanks again
This is the exact link building training guide that every team leader can provide to their team members.
Great stuff (as always) Jon!
Glad to see that you finally published a post after sharing your thoughts in the last post.
Excellent and very useful guide that I'd personally look into and implement in our campaigns.
You are the man!
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I am going to be one of the 5%, I've been DYING for a good CRM system for my link building efforts. I was trying to mash it into Trello, which sucked. Raven Tools CRM is way to clunky and slow without the custom fields needed to make it really functional as a workflow. I was even considering OnepageCRM an offshoot of Trello but it is not oriented toward link building/social. Thanks for pointing me at Buzzstream!
Jon, this is fantastic. This is the only blog post anyone ever needs to read on linkbuilding.
Wow, thank you. Will be using this post a lot very in-depth
Great Post Jon!
The animated gifs throughout the post were extremely helpful! How did you make them?
Can you do something with some depth?
Kidding, this is fantastic! Shared with the neighborhood of SEOs I work with
Hello Jon! Great insights as usual. I love using buzzstream for my link management, in particular the buzzmarker has been awesome for prospecting! I've used the internal buzzbar on many occasions too for link removal review, it's a powerful tools to quickly view your list of links and the annotate them accordingly. Keep up the great work, always love to see the practical actionable steps!
Excellent write up Jon . It would have been great if you could create a tutorial video on this And, I think the most important take away from this write up is "I know less than 5% of you will actually put this information to good use." Thanks again
Thanks Jon. An excellent insight using hrefs and buzzmarker which I will be certain to use:)
This super detailed, extremely informative post is very helpful to me right now. I've never heard of BuzzStream before, so thanks for this awesome post and for introducing me.
Hey Jon – super awesome post buddy! Thanks so much for sharing.
epic post and thanks for taking the time to put it together. We've been using Onotolo for a few years for prospecting and discovery. It's a great tool in that regard but the outreach/CRM feature has some room for improvement so we pass on those functions and use BuzzStream for tracking. That said there's a heap of tips in here which I had no idea about and thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the detailed description of how you can use our new app, Jon! Great resource for anyone who's promoting content for any reason (links or otherwise). The feature suggestions are also greatly appreciated
A few comments:
We're working on the highlighting feature and should have a fix out soon. Same with the issue you mentioned when you tried to add a "contact us" URL. If you've already installed the extension, a fix will get pushed automatically to you.
The backlink checker is definitely an area where we can improve. It does a good job of checking specific pages, but that doesn't help if you don't know where the link is going to go. We plan to work on this.
We've added filters to the List Navigator…you can now filter the list so you're only going through sites that are not in your BuzzStream account (or that are in your BuzzStream account, but not in the current project). We'll add exclusion list capabilities as well…we just ran out of time.
You actually can add multiple pieces of contact info on the "Add/Edit" screen. Once you've added the first piece of contact info, just hit Enter and it will add a row for you.
I love the keyboard shortcuts idea, as well as the status indicator. I can't commit to do this, but I'll still profess love.
Outreach capabilities are something I want to add to this in a big way. Stay tuned.
How does that template you're using for Seer work for you? hehe
Paul May
BuzzStream, CEO and co-founder
Hi Jon. Have you tried Outreachr or some of the other Buzzstream alternatives? I'm wondering how they compare, although it seems like everyone is using Buzzstream.
Great post, btw, I like how you used animated gifs to demo features.
Epic post on link building! Bookmarked for future reference. I combine BuzzsStream and Citaiton Lab's Link Prospector — your post will help me drastically improve my workflow. Thanks, Jon, for sharing!
What an unbelievably in-depth article. Will be checking out Buzz Stream later on tonight when I get a bit more time.
Keep up the fantastic work Jon.
First of all, this:
"I know less than 5% of you will actually put this information to good use. So I'm not really concerned about sharing it."
is awesome and so true!
Overall, sweet post. I'm quite embarrassed that I haven't tried out BuzzStream before. Seems like a great way to organise most of your link building strategy. We have an internal tool built in house that we use to keep track of links, however we lack the link monitoring feature which makes our job a lot more tedious than it has to be. Will surely check out this program. Thanks!
You could safely remove Whoisology from the garbage list.
We don't and never have linked to any outside site.
If Ahrefs is saying that we link, it's a false positive.
Well, I guess we could still fall into the domain stats category, but I still think we're pretty awesome in general


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Peter Kohanik
Peter G. Kohanik (Russian: Пётр Юрьевич Коханик, Pyotr Yuryevich Kokhanik; August 22, 1880, village Becherov, Austria-Hungary - May 20, 1969, Passaic, New Jersey) was protopresbyter of the Northern American metropolia, a prominent representative of сarpatho-rusyn movement in the U.S.
Peter Kohanik was born in house 108 on August 22, 1880, the son of George Kohanik a village farmer and Anastasia Lescsisin in the village of Becherov which is located in present day Slovakia.
He was baptized on August 27, 1880 the Greek Catholic Church of Nativity of the Virgin Mary in Becherov by Father Michal Artim.
He received his preliminary education in Uzhgorod, Ukraine.
In 1892 his family moved to the U.S., where converted to Orthodoxy.
In 1894, he moved to Russia and entered the St. Petersburg Theological Seminary. Then transferred to the Tauride Theological Seminary (situated in Simferopol, Crimea), graduating in 1902.
He married Eugenia Dimytrievna a resident of Crimea on July 27, 1902 in his native village of Becherov.
In the same year was ordained deacon. He was ordained into the priesthood on October 13, 1902.
On January 20, 1903 Father Kohanik and his wife left for America from Cuxhaven, Germany traveling on the S.S. Auguste Victoria. They arrived at the Port of New York.
Since 1903 he is rector of St John the Baptist Church in Charleroi, Pennsylvania, since 1905 - Archangel Michael Church in Pittsburgh.
He sas dean of Pittsburgh deanery, and then Wilkes-Barrskogo deanery. The rector of the Orthodox churches in the United States. He established more than 10 new parishes in the United States.
In 1910 he was vice-president, and then from 1910 to 1923 he was Chairman of the Russian Orthodox Mutual Aid Society in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.
In 1913, he was appointed secretary of the North American Spiritual Board (Diocesan Council) and head of the New York exile home.
From 1916 to 1923 editor of the church newspaper "Light", and in 1916, 1917, 1921-1923 years - the "Russian Orthodox almanacs".
Since 1917 he is klyuchar of the New York cathedral.
He was engaged in missionary work among Carpatho-Uniates and founded a number of new parishes in the United States.
C 1925 until his death was rector of the Church of St. John the Baptist in Passaic.
Since 1947 he is Dean of New Jersey deanery.
In 1951 he was awarded the right to wear the miter, later elevated to the rank of protopresbyter.
He died May 20, 1969 in Passaic, New Jersey. He buried in East Ridgelawn Cemetery in Clifton, New Jersey.


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After a major weather event, NRCA's Technical Services Section generally will experience a rise in telephone calls, especially from homeowners. Although most calls focus on questions about roof systems, there are numerous insurance-related questions and concerns. As a roofing contractor, you also probably receive questions from homeowners unsure how to proceed with roof system repairs or replacements following a storm, and it is important you stay informed of insurance-related issues so you can better help your customers.
Following are some common questions and issues that can arise when homeowners and roofing contractors work with insurance companies following a major storm. It is important to note some of the information provided in this article is based on my research of several major insurance companies that offer homeowners' insurance policies. The information does not necessarily represent or reflect NRCA's positions unless specifically stated.
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Gorham Paper and Tissue to lay off 20 to 50 employeesPAUL FEELY
New Hampshire Union Leader
January 03. 2014 5:01PM
GORHAM - Blaming a recent surge in natural gas prices, Gorham Paper and Tissue announced Friday afternoon it will lay off between 20 and 50 employees, and run only one or two of the company's four paper machines.
Gorham Paper and Tissue (GPT) CEO Mike Cummings announced what he termed a 'temporary restructuring' in an email sent to employees around 1 p.m. Friday.
'This is a temporary move to get us through the winter, until natural gas prices come back down to their seasonal norms in the spring,' said Cummings.
Cummings said it is unclear how many employees may opt to retire, and the exact number of layoffs won't be known for 'a couple of weeks.'
'It won't be less than 20 layoffs, but it's too early to know exactly how many right now,' said Cummings.
GPT uses natural gas to create the steam it needs during the making of paper. Last month, GPT shut down production at the mill for three days due to high natural gas prices.
In a statement issued Friday, Governor Maggie Hassan called GPT's restructuring announcement 'troubling.'
'Gorham Paper and Tissue's announcement is troubling news, and I have instructed state officials from the Department of Resources and Economic Development and New Hampshire Employment Security to provide every resource possible to assist and support any affected workers,' said Hassan. 'DRED officials have been working directly with Gorham Paper and Tissue to identify ways to reduce and stabilize the company's energy costs, and I remain hopeful that the situation can be improved. I encourage the company to strongly consider any options that could reduce the number of potential job losses.
'It remains clear that we must take steps to lower energy and natural gas prices throughout our region to help New Hampshire businesses and families, which is why I have joined with my fellow New England governors in a regional statement of commitment to increase cooperation on energy infrastructure issues, including accelerating the development of additional natural gas pipeline capacity. I will continue working closely with all of our partners to identify ways to build a stronger, more reliable energy future for New Hampshire.'


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Steve Van Zandt's vinyl top 10
There is something very unappealing about recommendation technology. Amazon's is almost patronising in its banality and does anyone find iTunes' Genius feature useful? I would always take suggestions from friends… Read more
Posted on: Thursday, 5 Feb 2009
Categories: Top 10 playlists
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UBS AG, Switzerland's biggest lender, is close to agreements with U.S. and U.K. regulators to pay more than 290 million pounds ($466 million) in fines over allegations traders tried to rig global interest rates, a person with knowledge of the talks said.
An announcement may come as soon as next week, said the person, who declined to be identified because the talks are private. More than 25 people have already left UBS after the lender's own internal probe, another person said last month.
Global authorities are investigating claims that more than a dozen banks altered submissions used to set benchmarks such as the London interbank offered rate to profit from bets on interest-rate derivatives or make the lenders' finances appear healthier. UBS's fine may surpass the record 290 million pounds Barclays Plc, the U.K.'s second-biggest bank, paid in June to settle claims it attempted to manipulate Libor.
"UBS has been cooperating fully with the regulatory and enforcement authorities in connection with Libor investigations," Mark Panday, a Hong Kong-based spokesman at the Zurich-based lender, said in an e-mail. "As we are in the midst of discussions with those authorities, we cannot comment further."
U.K. Prosecutors
Regulators are focusing on whether UBS traders colluded with other banks to influence rates in an effort to increase profit, the person said. U.S. authorities want to seal a deal with the Zurich-based bank by the end of the month, though the discussions could continue into next year or break down, according to the New York Times, which reported the discussions earlier today citing unidentified officials.
Steve Adamske, a spokesman for the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, and officials at the U.K. Financial Services Authority declined to comment on the New York Times report. The U.S. Justice Department also declined to comment, according to the newspaper.
U.K. prosecutors are poised to arrest former traders and rate setters at UBS for questioning over their role in the Libor scandal, a person with knowledge of the probe said last month. The Serious Fraud Office, which is conducting a criminal probe in parallel with the DOJ's fraud division, is focusing on e- mails between traders at UBS and other banks.
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The 0.7.0 version of the Xpand component from M2T is the first official Eclipse release of it. Xpand is a statically typed template language, featuring polymorphic dispatch, extensions and an open pluggable type system. It comes with Eclipse-based IDE support.
Xpand has previously been a part of openArchitectureWare and is used in many big projects and also shipped with some commercial products.
For the 0.7.0 release, the team has done some major performance improvements. Not only the runtime is up to 60% faster but due to aggressive caching we were able to improve the performance of the static analysis in the IDE about 400%.
IDE features
Ass this is the first release at Eclipse,some of the UI-features are outlined here.
File decorations
When you open Eclipse and import a project into the workspace you can see several file decorating images.
There are specific images for
- Xpand2 templates (.xpt extension)
- Extension files (.ext extension)
- Check constraints (.chk extension)
When you double-click on one of the above mentioned file types, special editors will open that provide appropriate syntax coloring. Syntax coloring
Here are examples for the Xpand editor:
for the Extensions editor:
and for Check editor:
Code completion
The Editors provide extensive code completion support by pressing Ctrl + Space similar to what is known from the Java editor. Available types, properties, and operation, as well as extensions from .ext files will be found. The Xpand editor provides additionally support for the Xpand language statements. Xpand tag delimiter creation support.
In the Xpand editor there is an additional keystroke available to create the opening and closing tag brackets, the guillemets ("«" and "»").
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Cute Cat Needs Attention!
We all know pets love to be fawned over, but this cat just can't get enough! Recently, this video was posted on YouTube of a cute Scottish fold kitty who wants attention. As opposed to normal cat behavior like just walking all over the person or physically distracting them from their task at hand, this cat is a little more polite, and taps its owner on the arm. The owner politely obliges with a quick pet of the cat, but this kitty just wants more! Watch the cute video above.


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Washington, DC – Fr. Frank Pavone, National Director of Priests for Life, called upon pro-life activists today to make this Lenten season a time of increased pro-life prayer and activism nationwide.
"If we are going to repent of sin, we have to start with the sin of abortion," Fr. Pavone will declare today at a major speech in Oklahoma. "Repentance begins in our Churches and then continues as we come outside of the Church and into the streets in massive, peaceful protest against abortion."
Fr. Pavone and the entire Priests for Life organization are major supporters of the "40 Days for Life" campaign and will visit cities across the nation where this effort is being carried out. "I look forward to working with activists where 40 Days for Life is being implemented, as well as with other communities where similar efforts are underway."
Fr. Pavone, who travels to four states a week, also observed, "Pro-life activists are ready to be mobilized as never before. We experience this with the clergy, with youth groups, and also with veterans of the movement who have been intervening at abortion mills for decades. The entire Priests for Life team will foster this momentum in thousands of Churches and communities in the coming weeks through its ongoing training seminars for clergy and laity, and its television and radio programs which reach tens of millions of Americans."
Priests for Life is the nation's largest Catholic pro-life organization dedicated to ending abortion and euthanasia. For more information, visit www.priestsforlife.org.


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The People's Choice Awards started this week and awards season is officially in full swing! With the Golden Globes this weekend and the Oscars and Grammy Awards, there will be plenty of red carpet celebrity fashion to talk about! We definitely need to recap some of our favorite looks from the People's Choice red carpet, because it was definitely a night of great fashion. The People's Choice Awards are always a little different because the looks we see on the red carpet are much more casual than say the Oscars, but nonetheless there is some stunning style that we can use for our designer swimwear inspiration this week!
It seems like the all white trend has been a constant on red carpets in the last year and it can be an amazing look as long as the celebs can pull it off right. One sexy celebrity who did just that this week was Jessica Alba. Her very tight white dress was the perfect amount of sexy and still very glamorous. Jennifer Hudson also wowed us in white by showing off her curves and very tiny waist in a fitted long-sleeved white dress. Her simple and modern accessories really complimented the style perfectly. To get this all white red carpet look with your luxury swimwear, the Red Hot White Bikini is just the swimsuit for you. This sexy cut swimsuit has a little bit of bling to dress up the style and make it a perfect look for a Vegas pool party!
I absolutely loved seeing all of the floral prints on the red carpet this year! Kat Dennings really impressed us with her food length black and red floral gown. Her look was much more glamorous than most of the red carpet looks, but she really pulled it off well. Since she is obviously a fan of a darker floral print, we would love to see Kat in the Hello Gorgeous Bikini. This floral and polka dot swimsuit is fun and girly, but still a very sexy style. Floral prints are right on trend for 2014 and we can't wait to see more!


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Juan Roman Riquelme has told Boca Juniors he will not be returning to the club, despite turning up for the first day of pre-season training.
The 34-year-old was rumoured to be contemplating a return to the Buenos Aires side after his old coach Carlos Bianchi was re-appointed.
The former Villarreal midfielder was present as the team met up for their first pre-season training session on Saturday, but only to confirm he will not go back on his decision to leave the Xeneizes.
"I thought it was normal to come to the club on the first day of pre-season training, but I am just here to communicate that I cannot change my decision.
"I spoke with the president and with Carlos Bianchi, I told them I had made a decision and that it was too complicated to change it. I love this club and Boca will always be my club, but I am a man of my word."
In an interview on Saturday night further explaining his decision not to rejoin Boca, Riquelme claimed that Bianchi had been lined up as the new coach of Chivas USA and that he wanted to bring the former Villarreal playmaker with him to Southern California.
"Ten days before Carlos was announced [as coach] of Boca, he called me to his home because he wanted me to go with him to Chivas in Los Angeles," the 34-year-old told Argentine TV station TyC Sports.
"We were planning to go together to Los Angeles and I told him that I would go with him to Los Angeles without any problem and then 10 days later he was announced with Boca."


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A set of Angus-Gelbvieh cross feeder steers topped the market at the Superior Livestock Video Royale XVII Sale held July 27-31 in Winnemucca, Nev. Broadcast live from the Winnemucca Convention Center, the video auction had producers from 27 states consign over 238,000 head of calves, feeder cattle and breeding stock, according to Superior Livestock Auction.
Powles Gelbvieh Ranch, Bingham, Neb., consigned a set of 100 weaned steer calves at a base weight of 490 pounds that sold for $124, topping the market of that sale. The April born feeder steers were sold with a one percent shrink for delivery in early November.
A second set of 184 Powles Ranch Angus-Gelbvieh weaned steers weighing 530 pounds sold for $115.00, which was just shy of the $116.50 market high for that region and weight range.
The Powles Gelbvieh Ranch breeding program fully utilizes the benefits of the Angus-Gelbvieh cross in their commercial herd. The cowherd consists of Angus and Angus-Gelbvieh cross cows that are bred to Balancer bulls, said Bryon Powles.
We maintain a cross of Angus and Gelbvieh by breeding to Balancer bulls and taking advantage of hybrid vigor, commented Powles. With straight Angus, you lose the hybrid vigor. By using Balancer herd bulls, we add growth to the calves.
Besides having the right combination of genetics, the Powles have been able to get a premium for their calves by selling steers that are guaranteed to be weaned at least 30 days at time of delivery.
We've been selling weaned calves for the past three or four years and have noticed a price premium for a little bit of extra effort, said Powles.
Dustin Rippe, CattleFax analyst, attributes the market success of Powles feeder calves to several factors.
This is a prime example of what the combination of good genetics and a tremendous reputation can have on market price, said Rippe. Powles calves are meeting what the industry is looking for; the right genetics from a Continental-British breed cross can produce premiums. Plus, they sold at the top of the seasonal market.
Consigning to Superior Livestock Auction for the past 10 years, the Powles Ranch enjoys the convenience and flexibility of a video auction. According to Bryon, the video auction offers several benefits including eliminating any sale barn stress on the calves, the opportunity to sell early when the market is high, and the comfort of watching the sale from home. In addition the Powles like the fact that with a video auction they have been able to develop a relationship with buyers.
With the video auction, you deal directly with the buyers. When the sale is over, you know where your calves are going, said Powles.
For anyone considering using a video auction market, Bryon recommends it. He suggests that if you are comfortable predicting the weight of the calves to try it one year and see what a difference it can make.
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Name: Bahara Golestani
Birth date: June 1
Location: Los Angeles, California
Zodiac Sign: Gemini
Measurements: 34/24/35
Ethnicity (Mother/Father): Middle Eastern
Turn-ons: Great Sense of humor because I don't take my self seriously :) also honesty and a good heart that's very important!
Turn-offs: small minded people, people who put others down to feel better about their life and traffic in LA!!! Told you I was funny!
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/baharaofficial
Twitter: twitter.com/Baharagolestani
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Where are you from? And, are you currently living there? If not, where are you currently living?
I'm middle eastern but I was raised in Moscow, Russia, I came to the US when I was 10 and I currently live in LA :)
How long have you been modeling for?
Since I was 15.
How did you get your start in modeling? Were you discovered?
I never thought I'd be modeling as I was growing up. I never had the confidence. When I was 15 I met a photographer who thought I had potential. He submitted some photos of me to an agency and I have been modeling ever since. If something is supposed to happen, I guess it will.
What would you say are your strengths as a model? (ex. body, eyes, smile, certain poses and emotions...)
I haven't always been comfortable with myself, and I know nothing is perfect, but I am very happy overall now, I am blessed. But I learn more about myself every day.
Describe yourself in three words
Loyal, Passionate and Sexy .
What are some of you modeling highlights?
My many Magazines I been in and all the traveling I've done. It's amazing how many great places modeling has taken me! I really love to travel and see the world.
Tell us your likes or dislikes about modeling?
I love that I get to travel all over the world and meet exciting people. I really love what I do! I don't always get enough sleep, I need my sleep!
How do you keep in such great shape?
Honestly, it's hard work because I love to eat food and sweets. It's all about moderation – I can eat a cookie or have a slice of pizza, but just one, and not every day. I work out and do yoga Cardio and weight training. I like to change it up and always try new things.
What was the first major event that you modeled at? What made it most memorable to you?
My USA Tour with Hot Import Nights was so much fun! Travelling city to city with all the models was so much fun and exciting!
Who is your favorite model or celebrity of all time?
When I was growing up I loved Christina Aguilera. She was my idol and I still love her, she's so talented!
What traits do you like most about yourself?
When I love - O love with all my heart and soul.
Do you have any birthmarks, scars or tattoos?
I have a birthmark on my back, but no tattoos or anything like that.
What are your hobbies? Any hidden talents you'd like to share with the world?
I like to work out. Sleeping and eating are also pastimes. Cleaning and organizing my place happens a lot – I am a very tidy person and I like everything in order. Shopping is also fun – what girl doesn't like to shop. I speak 4 different languages – that could be my hidden talent.
What is your favorite food?
I absolutely love food! Cupcakes, cookies, Pinkberry ice cream with brownies and chocolate covered strawberry's are at the top of my list, but I could go on and on. I love sushi, I can eat that everyday. The same goes for Pizza!
Who is your favorite recording artist and genre of music?
I recently started to listen to Punjabi music and I really like it. My favorite is Imran Khan - he's amazing! I also listen to hip hop, R&B, Pop and house music - I like to mix it up, as you can tell.


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KRASNAYA POLYANA, Russia (Feb. 14) – Springtime temperatures ruled the course for a second day in a row Friday at the men's 15k classic of the 2014 Sochi Olympic Winter Games, where Noah Hoffman (Aspen, CO) took the top spot for the USA in 31st. The temperatures spiked to 50 degrees during the race, and Dario Cologna of Switzerland reigned in a gold medal despite the slushy track at the Laura Cross Country Ski Center. The women team up for the 4x5k relay Saturday, and the event can be streamed live on NBCOlympics.com at 5:00 a.m. EST.
Springtime temperatures ruled the course for a second day in a row Friday at the men's 15k classic of the 2014 Sochi Olympic Winter Games. Here's Kris Freeman battling the loose and challenging track. (Getty Images/Richard Heathcote)
Noah Hoffman
It was just a really tough course and obviously there are some guys that skied really fast. I had really great opportunities for great rides. I had (Eldar) Roenning, (Johan) Olsson and (Dario) Cologna all ski through me and I couldn't stay with any of them unfortunately.
We definitely try to develop classic techniques that work in all conditions, and we see these warm conditions fairly often on the World Cup. I think it's coming along even though the results aren't showing it, and I'm looking forward to more opportunities.
Erik Bjornsen
It was harder than I was expecting. It was a pretty tough course. I've been going out too easy a lot this year, so I went out harder today and I don't know if it was the right strategy.
It was really hot, even hotter than I was expecting, so it's just another factor. I don't mind these conditions too much, but the heat got to me. I was falling over after the finish; I could barely stand up. I'm pretty happy because I feel like I left it all out there, especially on that first 3k. I went out hard and I paid the price for it in the next 5k.
Brian Gregg
I was pretty happy with my classic race, with the exception of that last turn. I didn't go in the right lanel. I went to the lap lane. I'm really frustrated by that, but other than that it was a really good race. I definitely was out of it and wasn't thinking quite straight there.
I talked to the girls and they said that the whole course kind of catches up with you. So I tried to push pretty hard on the flats and relax a little bit more on the climbs to try to keep my rhythm so I wasn't so blown when I got to the flat on top.
Kris Freeman
It was one of the hardest course I think I've ever raced on. It was really slow and had tons of elevation with a three-minute sustained climb. It's hard. It's the Olympics, it's the way it should be. I wish my fitness had come around for today. I was racing really cautiously because I go right over the edge so easily. I'm not hapy with the result but I put everything I had out there.
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So what if the photographers assistant brings cameras to a location and prepares them for shooting, makes sure they are loaded, they are charged, have an appropriate lens on them, and they are ready to go (turned on)? By your logic the photographers assistant would have a Copyright claim on any photos the photographer took.
Your a copyright lawyer and you've never heard of "Public Domain" or "Fair Use"?


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First bear sighting of 2013 reported in MerrimackBy KIMBERLY HOUGHTON
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April 02. 2013 8:54PM
MERRIMACK - Authorities are reminding residents to be aware of black bears, as the first sighting of the year was reported this past weekend.
Residents on Naticook Road witnessed a small black bear eating from a bird feeder on Saturday night, prompting police to issue a Facebook posting.
"As we saw last year, the bears are beginning to come out of hibernation and boy are they hungry," said police, warning local residents to remove their bird feeders and follow several tips from New Hampshire Fish and Game to avoid an encounter with a bear.
By May of last year, there were at least 13 reports of bear sightings in town, mostly in neighborhoods throughout southern Merrimack.
"Merrimack is the perfect environment for bears because it is connected with woodlands and ponds. There is a large wildlife corridor there," Rob Calvert, a wildlife specialist with the state said last year. "It is a great bear habitat."
This week, authorities are reminding people not to approach any bears or disturb them in any way.
Representatives from the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department are being notified of the bear sightings. The agency recommends that if a person spots a bear, they should keep their distance and make their presence known by clapping, talking or making other sounds while slowly backing away.
Experts say to respect a bear's space and not get too close to the animals in an attempt to photograph them.
According to a release from the Fish and Game Department, bears are easily attracted to backyard food sources such as bird feeders and unsecured garbage. They recommend removing all bird feeders by April 1, and not to replace them until Dec. 1.
"About half of the annual complaints last year could have easily been avoided by removing bird feeders for the spring and summer season and securing garbage," said Andrew Timmins, a Fish and Game bear biologist.
According to Timmins, 2012 was a poor food year for bears, meaning natural foods will be especially scarce in the early spring. The best way to prevent attracting bears is to remove bird feeders and to secure other household foods by placing garbage in airtight containers, according to the release.
Experts are also recommending that pet food dishes are not left outside overnight, that meat and other food scraps are not placed into compost piles and that grills are properly cleaned and stored after each use.
"The New Hampshire public needs to be proactive and take action now to prevent attracting a bear to their home," according to the Fish and game release. "Last year was severe in terms of conflicts between bears and the public and resulted in a record total of over 1,100 statewide complaints."
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Howard enjoyed gardening and landscaping and he also was a well-known local artist.
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Let's talk about the Charles Fenner Patent frame saw, a fairly rare bird among collectors. Usually "rare" means "didn't work or sell too well." But the Fenner is so wild that I had to try one out. The thing has gears, a chain drive and an awesome tensioning device. All it's missing is a compass in its stock.
The idea behind the saw is that the chain-drive mechanism keeps the two ends of the blade parallel at all times, which is a nice thing for marquetry, according to the saw's 1884 patent papers. (Read them here.) What isn't so nice for marquetry is a saw with five points per inch. That's a wee-bit coarse for thin materials.
If finally got my hands on a Fenner thanks to Carl Bilderback, my Midwestern tool pusher, carpenter and all-around nice guy. This week I finally got to play with the saw a bit and see what makes it tick.
The chain mechanism is surprisingly robust. The blade, however, was too dull to even execute an earthworm. So I sharpened it up, which is easier said than done. There's only about 1/8" of meat beyond the gullet to clamp into a saw vise. Oh, and the blade was curved, so I had to clamp it in sections.
I put the blade in the saw and tensioned it up using the knob at the rear of the handle. The metalwork and turned handle of this saw is beautiful, much nicer than most modern stuff.
With the blade sharpened, the thing flew through 1" cherry and walnut. It actually didn't much care for pine and got stuck several times. After fooling around with it for an hour I had Megan and Glen give it a try.
Check out the short video that shows me sawing, followed by Megan. A 5-point saw is a tricky beast to start and keep under control.
The Fenner is a beast, and I don't think it will become a part of my tool kit – until I start making life-size unicorn puzzles.
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New Hampshire Union Leader
July 10. 2014 8:06PM
Last week it was the NHL's Stanley Cup making its most recent appearance in the New Hampshire, courtesy of Hubie McDonough III, Director of Hockey Operations for the Manchester Monarchs, the top minor-league affiliates of the champion Los Angeles Kings.
This week, it's the NBA's Larry O'Brien Championship Trophy paying a visit to the Granite State, thanks to Concord's Matt Bonner of the champion San Antonio Spurs.
Bonner, winner of two titles with the Spurs during a 10-year NBA career, planned two public displays of the O'Brien trophy: Friday at Concord's Rundlett Middle School, where he conducts his basketball camp; and Saturday at Portsmouth's Redhook Brewery, where he and his brother, Luke, will be hosting their second annual Sneakers and Speakers Music Festival to benefit their nonprofit Rock On Foundation.
This is at least the second time an O'Brien Trophy has been in New Hampshire — Celtics great John Havlicek brought it to Manchester-Boston Regional Airport as part of a promotion for Southwest Airlines during the 2008 NBA Finals — but the first time it's been here with Matt Bonner.
According to Luke Bonner, the trophy was due to arrive in New Hampshire from South America, where it was in the possession of Spurs teammate Manu Ginobili of Argentina. Adding the trophy to a list of attractions already featuring some of country's hottest indie rock acts — including Okkervil River, Kevin Devine and the Whigs — is expected to boost attendance at Sneakers and Speakers to more than 2,000, Luke said.
Okkervil River, Luke added, has become a sort of good-luck charm for Matt and the Spurs.
The first time the brothers planned a benefit concert, in 2007, they booked Okkervil River, in part because the band's lead singer and songwriter, Will Sheff, grew up in Plainfield. The Spurs went on to beat LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers in the NBA Finals. This year, after the Bonners arranged to bring the band back to New Hampshire, San Antonio went on to beat James and the Miami Heat for the title.
Gates for the festival, an age 21-and-over event, open at 2:30 p.m., and Matt Bonner will be available to pose with fans and the trophy from then until 3:30.
Proceeds from the event, Luke said, will help the Rock On Foundation fund programs in athletics and the arts, particularly in Granite State communities where school programs have been cut. Past benefits have have funded renovations to public basketball courts and scholarships for underprivileged youngsters active in art and music.
The Bonners also have hosted music events as fundraisers in San Antonio, where Matt has played for the Spurs since 2006 and where Luke has ties not only through his brother but also as a former member of the Spurs' D-League developmental team.
Whether Matt returns to San Antonio, however, remains a question. Currently a free agent, he hopes the Spurs attempt to re-sign him, said his brother.
"I can only tell you that Matt's No. 1 choice is to return to San Antonio and play for the Spurs," Luke said. "I'm sure every player in the league right now would love to play for the Spurs."
A 6-foot, 10-inch forward, Matt Bonner averaged 11.3 minutes, 3.2 points and 2.1 rebounds during the 2013-14 regular season and 6.2 minutes, 1.2 points and 0.6 rebounds during the playoffs. His career averages include 6.2 points and 3.2 rebounds.
Tickets for Saturday's concert are $15 in advance and $25 on Saturday. Advance tickets can be purchsed online at http://rockonfoundation.eventbrite.com.


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