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Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Small Business Internet Marketing Best Practices
The small business online internet marketing company is constantly devising new strategies for their clients. Best practices for online marketing strategies include a number of technical and traditional aspects for the best results. For starters, the website needs to be developed properly in order for any marketing method to work. Essentially, Internet marketing begins with the website. This is why design and planning are so critical.
Internet marketing techniques should be integrated into the website from the outset. Many novices are unaware that critical aspects such as keywords, meta tags and headers should be designed according to the products and services offered, in addition to appealing to the target audience.
Good website designs need to be properly researched and planned. Technical user friendly aspects are important, but it is every bit as critical to understand how search engine optimization can affect business sales. For example, a business can have one of the best looking and most cutting edge websites around - but if it is not designed for search engine friendliness, the public will not be able to find it.
All of the information that a reader needs should be readily available and easy to access from the moment they hit the landing page. Web searchers do not have the patience to go through slow pages and large amounts of data to find what they are looking for.
Also, content should be engaging so that the visitor is enticed to stay on the website as long as possible. The longer a web visitor stays on the site, the better the chance that they will eventually buy something.
All websites are not created equal. Therefore, a professional and experienced small business internet marketing company will devise specialized strategies that are tailored according to the company's service or product and its target audience.
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Non-brittle glass possible: In probing mysteries of glass, researchers find a key to toughness
Feb. 26, 2013 ? In a paper published online Feb. 26 in the journal Nature Communications, a Yale University team and collaborators propose a way of predicting whether a given glass will be brittle or ductile -- a desirable property typically associated with metals like steel or aluminum -- and assert that any glass could have either quality.
Ductility refers to a material's plasticity, or its ability to change shape without breaking.
"Most of us think of glasses as brittle, but our finding shows that any glass can be made ductile or brittle," said Jan Schroers, a professor of mechanical engineering and materials science at Yale, who led the research with Golden Kumar, a professor at Texas Tech University. "We identified a special temperature that tells you whether you form a ductile or brittle glass."
The key to forming a ductile glass, they said, is cooling it fast. Exactly how fast depends on the nature of the specific glass.
Focusing on a new group of glasses known as bulk metallic glasses (BMGs) -- metal alloys, or blends, that can be extremely pliable yet also as strong as steel -- researchers studied the effect of a so-called critical fictive temperature (CFT) on the glasses' mechanical properties at room temperature.
When forming from liquid, there is a temperature at which glass becomes too viscous for reconfiguration and freezes. This temperature is called the glass transition temperature. Based on experiments with three representative bulk metallic glasses, the researchers said there is also, for each distinct alloy, a critical temperature that determines the brittleness or plasticity of the glass. This is the CFT.
Researchers said it's possible to categorize glasses in two groups -- those that will be brittle because in liquid form their CFT is above the glass transition temperature, and those that will be ductile, because in liquid form their CFT is below the glass transition temperature.
They previously thought a liquid's chemical composition alone would determine whether a glass would be brittle or ductile.
"That's not the case," Schroers said. "We can make any glass theoretically ductile or brittle. And it is the critical fictive temperature which determines how experimentally difficult it is to make a ductile glass. That is the major contribution of this work."
The finding applies theoretically to all glasses, not metallic glasses only, he said.
"A glass can have completely different properties depending on the rate at which you cool it," Schroers said. "If you cool it fast, it is very ductile, and if you cool it slow it?s very brittle. We anticipate that our finding will contribute to the design of ductile glasses, and in general contribute to a deeper understanding of glass formation."
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- Golden Kumar, Pascal Neibecker, Yan Hui Liu, Jan Schroers. Critical fictive temperature for plasticity in metallic glasses. Nature Communications, 2013; 4: 1536 DOI: 10.1038/ncomms2546
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Monday, February 25, 2013
Renton coach, Hazen team honored with All-Seamount awards | GYMNASTICS
By BRIAN BECKLEY
Renton's Alicia Cunningham was named All-Seamount gymnastics Coach of the year Tuesday and the Hazen Highlanders were given the sportsmanship award. Lindbergh sophomore Jenna Louise and Freshman Autumn Doolittle were each named to the All-Seamount first team, as was Renton senior Elizabeth Murtaugh. Making the second team were Lindbergh senior Makia Williams and junior Marissa Leonard. Hazen junior Kylie Magar also received second-team honors. Renton's Cynthia Fang and Kimberly Hoang, along with Lindbergh's Lindsey Pfluger and Jasmine Rua were all named honorable mentions.
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Boba Tea, Milk Teas, Taiwanese, Bobalife, Bubble, Fung Brothers ...
I have admittedly not been a huge fan of boba tea in the past. In fact, I kind of don?t like tea in general (I know, I know, it?s amazing, yadda yadda). I do drink it, though, because it?s a much healthier alternative to most flavored drinks. Nevertheless, I have always had an aversion to boba tea until very recently when I went to Tea Chai Te here in Portland. There, I found out you can actually get flavors of the boba beads that are super fruity and a little tart; as a result, I am now completely obsessed. If only I?d listened to my friends who have been raving about boba for ages, much like the comedy duo Fung Brothers,?whose parody video ?Bobalife? is both hilarious as well as a rather accurate depiction of how enamoring boba tea actually is.
The video also features?Kevin Lien,?Priscilla Liang and?Aileen Xu, according to Channel Apa, all singing to the tune of Carly Rae Jepson?s ?Good Time? and eventually to what my limited radio knowledge thinks is ?Faded? by Tyga. The boba team touts the benefits and wonders of this Taiwanese drink, which are actually pretty awesome. You can get boba milk green tea and get all that fantastic stuff we regularly talk about here at Blisstree.
While I realize bubble tea is incredibly popular, I don?t think I?d ever given it quite this much thought before, but now I have a feeling I?ll be thinking about my boobs every time I drink it. Thanks, Fung Brothers! But seriously:?I suggest not drinking while watching this video, as you will probably spray liquid (and tapioca beads, perchance) all over your computer screen. Without further ado, I present you with ?Bobalife?:
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Foreigners To North Korea To Get Uncensored 3G
Foreign visitors going to North Korea will be able to receive uncensored 3G data, starting Mar 1. Koryolink, a joint venture between Egyptian company Orascom Telecom Holding and North Korean state-owned Korea Post and Telecommunications Corporation (KPTC), has set up a 3G service for visitors into the country. The service, which is not available to locals, won?t come cheap. A $100 Wi-Fi hotspot and $200 SIM card will be needed, after which 2 Gb of data will cost $300, and 10 Gb for $525. Phone calls abroad will cost $0.50 a minute to European countries like Switzerland and France, and $7 a minute to the US. Calls to South Korea, however, are blocked. According to the AP, services typically banned like Twitter and Skype will be available on Koryolink?s network. North Koreans are blocked from the global Web, and only allowed some 3G services such as MMS messaging and subscriptions to the state-run paper, Rodong Sinmun. Calls to foreign numbers are also blocked. This news comes just after the country started to allow foreigners to bring their own phones into the country to use with Koryolink SIM cards. It?s not clear if the new uncensored service will be extended to SIM cards that are available to visitors, so you can skip on buying the hotspot. Koryolink is 75 percent owned by Orascom. Orascom has a 3G license in North Korea that was awarded in 2008. Its censored service to the locals had about 1 million subscribers as of February 2012. The country?s capital of Pyongyang has a population of about 2 million.Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/umYf-_iE9EE/
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President's personal life hits French stage
PARIS (AP) ? A vow to keep his private life out of the public eye helped sweep Francois Hollande to power last year as France's president, attracting voters tired of his flashy predecessor's amorous exploits. Now, the words of the one-time dull Socialist are back to bite him in a new play.
"Mr. Normal, His Women and Me," a comedy of errors set in the presidential Elysee Palace, is inspired by a real-life Twitter scandal involving his glamorous live-in girlfriend, journalist Valerie Trierweiler, and the elegant and influential mother of Hollande's four children, politician Segolene Royal.
The affair last year shook up Hollande's carefully cultivated dull image and hurt his popularity. And it immediately caught the attention of director and writer Bernard Uzan.
"When I first saw the tweet... it was a vaudeville before my eyes," said Uzan, referring to a message sent by Trierweiler during last June's legislative elections expressing support for Royal's political opponent.
Days later, Royal lost her bid for a parliamentary seat. Widely criticized as a vindictive move, the tweet went viral and dominated French media for days.
When writing the play, Uzan says he interviewed real politicians and used genuine quotes and anecdotes.
Indeed, the characters are very thinly disguised. The play features a portly, bespectacled protagonist called Francois Gouda ? named after a Dutch cheese ? who's chased around the Elysee by an obsessive ex-partner, Marjolaine Loyal, and bossy First Lady Nathalie Valtriere, who likes designer dresses.
Though it is fictional, the play ? which opened on Jan. 24 ? points out some uncomfortable truths about the last nine months, which have seen Hollande's popularity plunge at the same speed as the country's economic fortunes.
"I, as president, won't expose my private life to the eyes of the French," says Gouda, evoking Hollande's pledge a month before his election victory in May to not mix up his public and private lives.
Hollande's words were calculated to distance himself from his conservative predecessor Nicolas Sarkozy. He was criticized for letting his private life get too public during his presidency, divorcing his second wife Cecilia and marrying his third, former supermodel and singer Carla Bruni-Sarkozy while in office.
Two months after winning the election, it was Hollande in the hot seat, answering an uncomfortable question on Bastille Day about his own love triangle. His 27-year-old son, Thomas, was dragged into to the affair, dubbed "tweetgate," to defend his mother, Royal.
Mirroring the image political satirists paint of Hollande, the play shows the presidential character as incapable of controlling the two warring women who throw insults at each other.
To chuckles, an exasperated Gouda says, "I never asked to be here ... Why can't I just resign, like the pope?"
Actor Daniel Jean Colloredo plays the president as a weak, ridiculous leader ? steered by the characters around him, including his aide who tries to teach him the confidence to say "I am a winner" to a mirror. He eventually manages with a weak "we-we-winner."
"He really doesn't have the strength of character to choose either woman," said Colleredo.
Hollande's ex-partner Royal was back in the news this week causing controversy, with an announcement of her appointment as vice president of the new government-funded Public Investment Bank.
Top business leader Laurence Parisot questioned Royal's experience for the job, while journalists have called it a political appointment from the Elysee to keep Royal happy ? a charge she vehemently denies.
The play also tries to address the key question on everyone's lips: What is the irresistible appeal of Hollande, who has been nicknamed "flanby" after a bland custard dessert?
"We asked ourselves this, too. How can this (love triangle) have come about?" says Dominique Merot, the actress who plays Loyal. "He must have a lot of charm behind closed doors."
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Source: http://news.yahoo.com/presidents-personal-life-hits-french-stage-142356808.html
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