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It doesn't matter if Till whistled
Desire to brand Carolyn Bryant Donham a liar is a tacit bow to the rules of the racist South.
By Neil Steinberg Dec 7, 2021, 10:41am CST
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Mamie Till Mobley and her son, Emmett Till, whose lynching in 1955 became a catalyst for the civil rights movement. The Justice Department considered bringing new charges against the shopkeeper who accused the boy of doing something forward, but decided the evidence isn't there.
Fish don't feel the water. How could they? It surrounds them always. Fish never think, "I'm wet."
Similarly, in America, the 400 years of racism have made bigotry so pervasive we can miss it, unconsciously accept its premises. Sometimes, we think we're pushing back against it, when we're really just using it to propel ourselves forward. Swimming in it.
The ghost of Emmett Till, in the form of a photo, appeared on the front page of the Sun-Times Tuesday. Like all ghosts, it demands a response. A startle, then a closer look.
The smiling, viewable photo, of course, was taken before the 14-year-old Chicagoan was abducted, beaten, shot and dumped in the Tallahatchie River while on a visit to relatives in Mississippi in 1955. Not one of the gruesome images that ran in Jet magazine after his body spent three days in the river before being noticed by boys fishing nearby.
The two men accused of murdering him grinningly walked, the all-white jury waving them on their way.
But the case was reopened by the Justice Department in 2017, after publication of a book claiming the shopkeeper, Carolyn Bryant Donham, who accused Till of doing something unwelcome — whistling, making a lewd comment, squeezing her hand — admitted she had lied. That the boy hadn't done anything to spark the fury of her husband and his friends.
Emmett Till childhood home now an official Chicago landmark
The FBI probed the author's records but didn't find the necessary evidence, so it closed the case.
Abandoning charges disappointed Till's family. They wanted Donham to admit that her claims were false. That she was sorry.
"I had hoped that we could get an apology," one said.
Why? Why is it important to believe that Till didn't do anything objectionable? That he wasn't a brash Chicago teen visiting his country cousins, ignoring his mother's advice, being crude and showing off?
Why would that matter?
Particularly because it's clear that Till did say or do something. His cousins, Simeon Wright and Wheeler Parker, said so.
In July, ESPN's Wright Thompson wrote an excellent article in The Atlantic, "His Name was Emmett Till." Thompson visits the barn where Till was killed, talks to the survivors. He presents the provocation not as allegation, but as fact:
A few days later, the boys went to Bryant's Grocery. That's where Till whistled at Carolyn Bryant, a 21-year-old white woman the press described as beautiful.
Simeon and Parker were standing right there when he whistled. They both knew immediately that there would be trouble.
Trouble because the code of the South demanded that such impudence be punished with death. And isn't our not wanting the provocation to be true giving that logic a kind of credence?
If a white teen did what Till did — was fresh to a small-town store clerk — he would have gotten a rebuke or a slap. At worst, a beating by her angry husband. It is the sex panic fury, and the bedrock belief that Black lives do not matter, that are responsible for what happened. Not the remark.
I'm not blaming Till's relatives. Purifying the victim is routine. I've noticed this over the decades regarding the Holocaust. The Jewish population of Europe — good people, bad people, old, young, cultured or crooks, professors and prostitutes — are transformed into Anne Frank clones, this flock of innocents led to the slaughter. It is a second denial of their humanity. Part of being human, of being a person, is being flawed, being free to make mistakes. That is everybody's right, and shouldn't be an exclusively white privilege.
Emmett Till investigation closed by Justice Department after key witness denies she recanted the story that led to his murder
It's good the Justice Department came to the conclusion it did. The evidence didn't point to any other. Besides, the only way to make the Till case worse now would be to drape over it the canard of justice being finally done. It's far too late. Justice delayed is justice denied.
At the September 1955 trial, one of the arguments the defense put up was that the body pulled out of the river was not Till's. (It was, as DNA evidence would later prove.) That kind of bald denial has become the go-to American reaction to racism: It didn't happen then, doesn't happen now, and any attention to it is your problem, you being a racist, because otherwise there are no racists here.
We shouldn't let even a little of that denialism sink in. If Till whistled, it was still his Black skin that got him killed. That could still get him killed today.

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Q: How to Connect to my localhost project from mobile? I´m developping a website with mobile version, and I Want to test in my smartphone how The website is behaving in this device. I tried to acess my localhost from my mobile but its not working. Anyone there knwos how I can connect to my localhost project from my mobile?

A: you can do it by modifying httpd.conf in Apache
you have to set up
find following code and replace From:
<Directory "c:/wamp/www/">
 #onlineoffline tag - don't remove
 Order Deny,Allow
 Deny from all
 Allow from 127.0.0.1
 </Directory>

To:
<Directory "c:/wamp/www/">
 #onlineoffline tag - don't remove
 Order Deny,Allow
 #Deny from all
 Allow from all
 </Directory>

and turn on WiFi, put the IP address in your mobile.
Now Done!

A: If your mobile connected to the same Wifi, then first find out your router external IP address, then forward some port to that localhostIP:portno and finally you'll be able to see that server from your device.
in windows we can forward Ipaddress as below
netsh interface portproxy add v4tov4 listenport=port listenaddress=IP connectport=80 connectaddress=yourlocalhost IP

A: Too old question, but I think I have good and simply solution. Let me know by a comment if isn't.

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*Open a terminal and go to project folder

*Then, execute:
php -S 0.0.0.0:9000
Or to specify where is your index.html:
php -S 0.0.0.0:9000 -t FOLDER_NAME_WHO_HAVE_INDEX

Specifying 0.0.0.0 you allow access to everyone in your network to access to the web project, so be careful.
If you still can't connect and you are under Linux, try to enabling UFW (Linux firewall):
sudo ufw enable

And allow your smartphone local IP (if you are under Android, go to Wifi settings -> Advanced to obtain your local IP) to access to your local IP from your PC. So, return to CLI and:
sudo ufw allow YOUR_SMARTPHONE_LOCAL_IP to any

Because allow access to any is not a good practice, remember to disallow the rule when you are done with the tests:
sudo ufw deny YOUR_SMARTPHONE_LOCAL_IP to any

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Training for a half-marathon and then successfully finishing one (although not without an injury) hooked me on pursuing further challenges. I haven't run a half-marathon as a way to prove anything. Rather the competition had given me an opportunity to reassure myself that I'm capable of carrying out longer undertakings. Ten weeks from zero to finish has been a fantastic learning experience so I am looking forward to the next step which is not only longer but also more challenging. I am committed to successfully finishing a complete Ironman triathlon (IM) race, that is: consecutively swimming 3.86Km, cycling 180.2Km and running 42.2Km while not dying in the process.
Just few months prior as a part of my life-changing course I have given up a lot of pseudo hobbies that I had never really enjoyed. I basically scrapped everything I did and started fresh. I found out that having just one hobby at a time is surprisingly satisfying. I doubt this is a widespread problem. For me, though, too many hobbies not only spread time and attention really thin but also take away joy. I feel happy to accept triathlon as my only hobby and to say "no" to anything else that comes my way. It's cheaper this way, too.
I've seen variable amount of craziness across the web and in real life. Some Ironman participants set highly ambitious goals of preparing in shortest time possible. I am not one of them. I want to enjoy the whole process of training and the steady growth, just like I did with running. I had a belief I hate to run. With a little help from patience and discipline I followed a careful plan. And I enjoyed every single run. Not for a moment I thought about the upcoming marathon or what lies ahead. I focused on one and only moment - the present one.
I intend to piggy-back on the same mindset for IM. A chord of stress has already struck me when I realized that I must rush to prepare myself for the next step: completing a half Ironman next year. As soon as I noticed the fleeting feeling I stopped immediately. I'm not going to rush which means I'm likely falling out of the 2016 season. I'm aiming for an entry into a full IM in 2018. There, I wrote it. I find it REALLY difficult to commit to something so far ahead. But I believe it's going to be yet another fantastic outlet for learning.
In the meanwhile I'm going to train and the things get really interesting from here. Unsurprisingly, there is so much information and advice available on the topic that I can't put it in just one entry. So I'm going to write semi-regular posts on my training progress and findings. I'm completely unfit and unprepared for this challenge right now. I don't even know how to swim properly. But I'm excited and looking forward to the long journey ahead!


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A group comprised of seven Berklee College students who are fusing traditional surf-rock elements with dreamy pop hooks that make it impossible not to dance.
The kind of rock and roll dolphins would make… if they could!
Lilith Lilith
Even in mathematics, there are exceptions to every rule. Lilith, a power trio based out of Boston, Massachusetts, manages to embrace the zany perfectionism of the genre while simultaneously eschewing some of its esotericism.
On fusing together the worlds of math-rock and pop
Tomboy Tomboy
On female Christian rock bands and fusing politics with art
Bent Knee Bent Knee
On controlled explosions and Japanese karaoke
Boston, Massachusetts Boston, Massachusetts
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Spotlight on Boston, Massachusetts. August 1, 2015
BTR's Can't Miss Coffee Spots BTR's Can't Miss Coffee Spots
Dish + Drink
In the spirit of FOMO Week, the BTR Editorial team discusses our favorite spots to grab a cup of joe both in and out of New York. From Manhattan to Brooklyn and Massachusetts to Germany, we've included the places we love most.
Surveilling the Sex Trade Surveilling the Sex Trade
Last month, Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh announced that his city is launching a program called CEASE Boston (Cities Empowered Against Sexual Exploitation) in an effort to reduce the demand for sex work. CEASE Boston is supported by a non-profit advocacy group called Demand Abolition and is part of an 11-city network across the United States. BTR spoke with Cecilia Benoit, a professor of Sociology at the University of Victoria and a scientist at the Center for Addictions Research, about the topic.
BTR's Favorite Bars, Part II BTR's Favorite Bars, Part II
The Editorial Staff picks their favorite bars around the globe.
Highland Kitchen Highland Kitchen
A Boston-area restaurant listed on 'Best Bars in America' proves itself worthy.
Harpoon Brewery Harpoon Brewery
Dish + Drink checks out the Harpoon Brewery in Boston.


The Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee (LECC) was established on July 21, 1981 in all 94 U. S. Attorney's offices by order of the United States Attorney General. LECC provides a networking focus for law enforcement executives committed to the idea of cooperation and coordination at the local, state and federal level. In addition, the LECC has undertaken activities and initiatives to promote crime reduction awareness and prevention programs.
Facilitation of communications is supported through meetings, joint operations and training. The informal contacts made on these occasions substantially contribute to subsequent problem solving. Police chiefs and sheriffs are brought together with state and federal law enforcement, regulators and prosecutors to discuss and initiate strategies to crime issues.
In addition, the LECC sponsors or co-sponsors no or low-cost training seminars addressing a variety of topics pertinent to both law enforcement and the community. The training is available to local, state and federal law enforcement and at some training is available for community involvement. Topics include asset forfeiture and equitable sharing, gangs, child exploitation, domestic violence, terrorism and other issues.
The LECC of the Middle District of North Carolina has provided a forum for the open exchange of ideas and information among agency members and will continue to lend support to facilitating law enforcement operations.
LECC holds trainings for law enforcement as well as trainings that are open to the public. Contact MaggieDunn at (336) 332-6322 for information on upcoming training sessions.


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by CNBC | Apr 13, 2021 | Key Facts
Bochnia Hospital paramedics wear protective equipment as they transport a patient suffering of COVID-19 to a local hospital on March 17, 2021 in Bochnia, Poland. Omar Marques | Anadolu Agency | Getty Images
WHO says Covid pandemic is growing 'exponentially' at more than 4.4 million new cases a week
The World Health Organization said Monday the trajectory of the coronavirus pandemic is now "growing exponentially," with more than 4.4 million new Covid-19 cases reported over the last week.
Maria Van Kerkhove, the agency's technical lead for Covid-19, said "we're in a critical point of the pandemic," as some countries ease restrictions even as new cases per week are more than eight times higher than a year ago.
"This is not the situation we want to be in 16 months into a pandemic where we have proven control measures. It is the time right now where everyone has to take stock and have a reality check of what we need to be doing," she said during a press briefing. "Vaccines and vaccinations are coming online, but they aren't here yet in every part of the world."
Covid-19 cases climbed by 9% across the globe last week — the seventh consecutive weekly increase — and deaths jumped 5%, she said, asking governments to support their citizens in implementing pandemic safety measures.


One thing that Dodge know well is that when it comes to American muscle - there's absolutely no replacement for displacement. In recent years Dodge engineers have kept many of the traditional main ingredients they need to make a muscle car successful (namely a hell of a lot of horsepower) but at the same time have mixed in some modern performance enhancements, some flashy interiors and a bunch of hi-tech gadgets. The result is the new Dodge Charger, a four-door phenomenon that opens up a new era in Automotive Americana.
Armed with either a 3.6 Liter V6 or a 5.7 Liter V8, the Dodge Charger provides some fantastic output and torque, with the RT Plus being able to do zero to one hundred kilometre's an hour in under six seconds. Also included is All Speed Traction Control and a Stability System which helps provide better road grip without taming the overall sensation.


We could easily accept official proposals to expand the federal electoral division of Mallee as simple evolution and a matter of course based on long-term population drift.
The reality is, Victorians should be disappointed, embarrassed and concerned that an electorate already covering a third of the state has to expand under statute to meet voter-number requirements.
There are simply not enough voters, at less than 100,000, and in general people, to justify the division existing as it stands.
Have a look at a map of Australia. One of the great benefits of Victoria is that in a country as expansive as ours, it is relatively small but at the same time brimful of natural assets.
This means it should be immune from the many tyranny-of-distance issues long confronting some of our neighbouring states.
Then have a look at a map of Victoria's proposed federal electoral divisions, fundamentally based on population, and it is easy to see there is something terribly askew.
The great problem for people living in Mallee is that despite an expansion of boundaries, they will still have only one representative in Federal Parliament. Regardless of the efforts of their sitting member, destined to waste hours travelling, it is going to be hard for them to get appropriate and effective representation.
In other words, individuals in our part of the world will have a tougher job getting their voice heard in Canberra.
The likely expansion of Mallee electoral boundaries will mean people in Kaniva and Edenhope will be voting on issues alongside others on the outskirts of Bendigo as well as Mildura and Maryborough.
Unfortunately with the new boundaries, Stawell will lose a federal association with its Wimmera home and instead be part of Wannon, which has its southern border on the coast and shares little common interest. How do you gain any sort of consensus for communities that all have different priorities and needs? Not easily, that's for sure. If there weren't enough already, there will be many lonely cries in the wilderness.
The announcement of proposed boundary changes provides weight to warnings of a seemingly hands-off approach to managing Victoria's population growth.
Concerns are far from new and what they reflect is an inability of successive Victorian governments to consider population drift seriously enough to take decisive action. It adds up to gross neglect. Sadly Victoria, despite growing in population, is shrinking geographically and is unbalanced.
Developing opportunities is the key to building self-sustaining populations beyond the suburban outskirts of Melbourne and established provincial cities.
The last major period of opportunity that lured people to the regions came during the Victorian gold rush.
It was such a powerful stimulant that it took population spread out of the hands of decision-makers and forced them to acknowledge a need for and to improve regional services.
Surely we're mature enough in 2018 to look beyond the need of a gold rush to create regional incentives that drive population growth.
More people spread across Victoria will allow the whole state, not just our heavily urbanised areas, to prosper.


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Q: Kernel panic while install OpenBSD Kernel panic while install OpenBSD.
I tried installing the system but this is the error message that I have got:

Steps I tried:

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*Reinstalling on the same ISO file.

*I have tried by reinstalling the ISO file and see if that fix the issue.

Thanks Jonathan Steadman.

The helpful guide I followed:
https://www.openbsdhandbook.com/installation/

A: You need to change the VM from dynamically allocated to fixed size on the physical HDD.


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Thanks to our dedicated staff, the Department of Information Systems has achieved top worldwide rankings in its research performance. Our current rankings by publications are:
Prof Kwok Kee Wei, Chair Professor of the Department of Information Systems, was awarded the 2015 LEO Award for Lifetime Exceptional Achievement in Information Systems by the Association for Information Systems (AIS). The award was presented during the International Conference on Information Systems (ICIS) held in Fort Worth, Texas from 13th to 16th December 2015.
Established in 1999 by the AIS Council and the ICIS Executive Committee, LEO Award for Lifetime Exceptional Achievement in information systems was named after one of the world's first commercial applications of computing - The Lyons Electronic Office. The Award aims to recognise outstanding scholars or practitioners who have made exceptional global contributions in the field of information systems. The Award recipients are regarded as a prominent representative of their national or regional information systems community.
Prof Wei has served as the Dean of the College from 2007 to 2012, and the Head of the Department of Information Systems from 2002 to 2007. During his Deanship, the UTD Top 100 Business School Research Rankings of CB has jumped by more than 30 places, and the College's SSCI/SCI publications also increased by nearly 25%. Prof Wei has helped the College to establish a number of leading programmes, and laid a solid foundation for its further development.
Prof Wei is serving on the Editorial Advisory Board of a number of leading publications, including Idea Group Publishing and Information Science Publishing, and on the Editorial Board of other leading international journals including the IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management. He has also served as the Senior Editor for MIS Quarterly and the Associate Editor of Information Systems Research, and played major roles in international conferences. Prof Wei is the Fellow of AIS and was the President of the Association for the year 2003/04.
For more details about the AIS LEO Award, please click here.
AIS Early Career Awards
In the first H-Index study in Management Information Systems by Professors Hsinchun Chen of the University of Arizona and Professor Paul Hu of the University of Utah, six faculty at the Information Systems at the City University of Hong Kong are included in the list of researchers whose H-Index is at or above 20 based on Google Scholar. This inclusion of six faculty from CityU is the most from any single university in the world. The next best showing is the University of Arizona with three faculty included in the list. This is another indicator that CityU's IS Department is one of the best in its research impact.
Details of this first H-Index study for Management Information Systems are available at http://ai.arizona.edu/resources/h-Index.pdf.
Many of our faculty have been appointed to the Editorial Boards of Reputable Journals. Details...


Students may find it hard to apply for a credit card because their finances are not that stable. They may assume that they would have to go through the entire process of going to a bank and applying manually before they can avail of a credit card. But actually, students can just as easily apply for an instant approval credit card as anybody else can. In fact, there are some instant approval cards that are geared especially towards students.
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Aside from the points earned when something is charged to the card, there are also additional points for on-time payments and for instances when monthly credit limit is not exceeded. This card also provides incentives for maintaining good academic performance. A substantial number of ThankYou points is awarded twice a year for cardholders who have a high GPA or Grade Point Average. These ThankYou points can be exchanged for electronics, gift cards, music-related products, travel rewards, and more.
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Bathygadus macrops és una espècie de peix de la família dels macrúrids i de l'ordre dels gadiformes.

Morfologia
 Els mascles poden assolir 50 cm de llargària total.

Depredadors
Als Estats Units és depredat per Merluccius albidus.

Hàbitat
És un peix d'aigües profundes que viu entre 200-777 m de fondària.

Distribució geogràfica
Es troba a la costa atlàntica dels Estats Units, el Golf de Mèxic, el Carib i, també, al Golf de Guinea (des de Costa d'Ivori fins a Angola).

Referències

Bibliografia

 Geistdoerfer, P. 1986. Macrouridae. p. 644-676. A P.J.P. Whitehead, M.-L. Bauchot, J.-C. Hureau, J. Nielsen i E. Tortonese (eds.) Fishes of the north-eastern Atlantic and the Mediterranean. UNESCO, París. Vol. 2.
 Helfman, G., B. Collette i D. Facey: The Diversity of Fishes. Blackwell Science, Malden, Massachusetts (Estats Units), 1997. .
 Iwamoto, T. 1999. Order: Gadiformes. Macrouridae (sometimes Coryphaenoididae, Bathygadidae, Macrourididae, Trachyrincidae, in part, in literature). p. 1986-1992. A K.E. Carpenter i V.H. Niem (eds.) FAO species identification guide for fishery purposes. The living marine resources of the WCP. Vol. 3. Batoid fishes, chimaeras and bony fishes part 1 (Elopidae to Linophrynidae). FAO, Roma.
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 Nelson, J.S. 2006: Fishes of the world. Quarta edició. John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Hoboken, Nova Jersey, Estats Units. 601 p. .
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Private hilltop haven offers 360 degree views, seasonal creek & pond bring abundant wildlife, 40 acres of usable rolling land, 3 wells, small orchard, gated entrance and an incredible custom built home. Main level; formal dining, living, kitchen with center island, breakfast bar and a dumbwaiter to upstairs game room, family room with french doors to the sun room, master suite and two guest bedrooms, huge laundry room, walk in pantry. Upstairs; game room with kitchenette & roof top patio and two additional guest bedrooms. Over sized 2 car garage with heated & cooled exercise room. Bay windows, coffered ceilings, in-direct lighting, built-in buffet and shelving. Dual zoned heat and air. Landscaped front & back yards, patio off master suite and sun room. Cross fenced, irrigation, older arena and corrals. Agriculture friendly; crops, livestock, horses. This home would be perfect for multi-generational family. Ag well inspections show 31-48 GPM; got water, this parcel does!!!


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the purchase period. In reality, your profit will be closer to 10 after taxes. An employee stock purchase plan eSPP ) is a company-run program in which participating employees can purchase company shares at a discounted price. This may be subject to a percentage limitation. Even at 5 discount without lookback, an espp is still equivalent to a 20 APY savings account. Important Dates, participation in the company, eSPP may only commence after the offering period has begun. Heres what happens: Because the stock went down, your purchase price will be 15 discount to the price at the end of the purchase period, which is /share. Capital gains percentages are calculated based on your yearly income. Stock, purchase Plan eSPP youve got yourself a fantastic deal.
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Q: Gmail keeps sending emails from local machine I developed a site with PHPMailer and used gmail smtp to send emails from my local machine.
My code:
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If so, where can I see this queue and delete these emails?
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Thank you


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package com.tobi.movies.popularstream;

import android.app.Activity;
import android.content.Intent;

import com.tobi.movies.posterdetails.MovieDetailsActivity;

class Navigator {

    private final Activity activity;

    Navigator(Activity activity) {
        this.activity = activity;
    }

    void toMovieDetails(long movieId) {
        Intent intent = MovieDetailsActivity.createIntentFor(movieId, activity);
        activity.startActivity(intent);
    }
}

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Charles Saatchi, (born June 9, 1943, Baghdad, Iraq), Iraqi-born British advertising executive who was perhaps best known as a collector of contemporary art. His brother Maurice was a full partner in his advertising concerns.
Saatchi was born into a Jewish family and was still a preschooler when his family emigrated from Iraq to London. By age 18 he had begun to work as a copywriter in the advertising business. Together with Maurice, he founded Saatchi & Saatchi in 1970. By 1986 the company—which became part of a larger conglomerate—was considered to be the largest advertising firm in the world, with offices throughout the world. Remarkably creative and efficient, Saatchi & Saatchi was an early proponent of global advertising. In Great Britain it was identified with the Conservative Party, whose campaigns it helped to articulate during the years in which Margaret Thatcher was at the helm. Challenges from within and outside of the firm caused both brothers to resign in the mid-1990s, soon to open the smaller firm of M&C Saatchi.
By the early 1980s Charles was reportedly spending millions annually on contemporary paintings and sculptures. He collected American minimalists (including Donald Judd, Dan Flavin, and Sol LeWitt), as well as many other major contemporary American and European artists. These activities were closely monitored in the art world and had a considerable impact on the fortunes of individual artists.
In 1985 he opened the Saatchi Gallery in London. In the 1990s his great interest in contemporary British art (that of Damien Hirst and Tracey Emin, for example) was an important catalyst in the development of the YBAs (Young British Artists). Saatchi exhibited the YBA works he had collected in the Sensations exhibition, which caused a twofold scandal when it was displayed at the Brooklyn Museum of Art in New York in 1999. Then-mayor Rudy Giuliani took great exception to the display of Chris Ofili's Holy Virgin Mary, a painting of the Madonna that included the artist's signature balls of elephant dung. A further controversy arose in the art community over the appropriateness of a public museum displaying the contents of a private collection, particularly as some of the objects in the show reentered the market soon after the exhibition.
Saatchi published a number of books, including Be the Worst You Can Be: Life's Too Long for Patience and Virtue (2012), in which he answered questions from readers and journalists, and Beyond Belief; Racist, Sexist, Rude, Crude, and Dishonest (2015), a collection of older advertisements that are now widely seen as offensive. The twice-divorced Saatchi married British celebrity cook and author Nigella Lawson in 2003 (divorced 2013).


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Goodbye, Sweet Girl : A Story of Domestic Violence and Survival by Kelly Sundberg
Release Date: June 5 2018
Genre: Best Nonfiction 2018, Nonfiction
Author: Kelly Sundberg
Publisher: Harper, HarperCollins
Goodbye, Sweet Girl by Kelly Sundberg:
In this brave and beautiful memoir, written with the raw honesty and devastating openness of The Glass Castle and The Liar's Club, a woman chronicles how her marriage devolved from a love story into a shocking tale of abuse—examining the tenderness and violence entwined in the relationship, why she endured years of physical and emotional pain, and how she eventually broke free
"You made me hit you in the face," he said mournfully. "Now everyone is going to know." "I know," I said. "I'm sorry."
Kelly Sundberg's husband, Caleb, was a funny, warm, supportive man and a wonderful father to their little boy Reed. He was also vengeful and violent. But Sundberg did not know that when she fell in love, and for years told herself he would get better. It took a decade for her to ultimately accept that the partnership she desired could not work with such a broken man. In her remarkable book, she offers an intimate record of the joys and terrors that accompanied her long, difficult awakening, and presents a haunting, heartbreaking glimpse into why women remain too long in dangerous relationships.
To understand herself and her violent marriage, Sundberg looks to her childhood in Salmon, a small, isolated mountain community known as the most redneck town in Idaho. Like her marriage, Salmon is a place of deep contradictions, where Mormon ranchers and hippie back-to-landers live side-by-side; a place of magical beauty riven by secret brutality; a place that takes pride in its individualism and rugged self-sufficiency, yet is beholden to church and communal standards at all costs.
Mesmerizing and poetic, Goodbye, Sweet Girl is a harrowing, cautionary, and ultimately redemptive tale that brilliantly illuminates one woman's transformation as she gradually rejects the painful reality of her violent life at the hands of the man who is supposed to cherish her, begins to accept responsibility for herself, and learns to believe that she deserves better.
Prasie:
"In her stunning memoir, Kelly Sundberg examines the heart-breaking bonds of love, detailing her near decade-long marriage's slide into horrific abuse. Sundberg shares her own confusions, fears and empathy for her violent husband, even as she comes to realize he will never change. This is an immensely courageous story that will break your heart, leave you in tears, and, finally, offer hope and redemption. Brava, Kelly Sundberg."— Rene Denfeld, author of The Child Finder
"A fierce, frightening, soulful reckoning—Goodbye, Sweet Girl is an expertly rendered memoir that investigates why we stay in relationships that hurt us, and how we survive when we leave them. Kelly Sundberg is a force. She has written the rare book that has the power to change lives."— Christa Parravani, author of Her: A Memoir
"Kelly Sundberg's lyrical, devastating 2014 essay about domestic violence, "It Will Look Like a Sunset," made readers hold their collective breath. It's now expanded into a full-length memoir about Sundberg's husband, a man who was wonderful and violent at turns." (Elle, The 30 Best Books to Read This Summer)
"Goodbye, Sweet Girl is a story of domestic violence and survival, written by Kelly Sundberg, who experienced abuse at the hands of her husband. A strong and empowering memoir, the layers of Sundberg's life are utterly inspiring." (Women.com, 15 Awesome Books With Strong Female Protagonists)
"It is a hell of a thing to write about brutality and suffering with strength, grace, generosity and beauty. That's precisely what Kelly Sundberg has done in her gripping memoir about marriage and domestic violence. Sundberg's honesty is astonishing, how she laid so much of herself bare, how she did not demonize a man who deserves to be demonized. Instead, she offers a portrait of a broken man and a broken marriage and an abiding love, what it took to set herself free from it all. In shimmering, open hearted prose, she shows that it took everything." – Roxane Gay, author of Hunger and Bad Feminist
"Goodbye, Sweet Girl is a breathtaking gut-punch of a memoir. Real talk: the story is hard. We spend so much time pretending that domestic violence doesn't exist. We spend so much time doubting women. Enough. Sundberg gives us the truth in all its complexity; fear and hope and fury in gorgeous, near-cinematic prose that made me weep, and cheer, and understand. Here is how we save ourselves. Here is how we survive." – Megan Stielstra, author of The Wrong Way to Save Your Life
"With disorienting elegance Kelly Sundberg shows her readers how difficult it can be to believe even your own experiences of abuse when they begin in what seems to be a loving relationship, and unfold alongside depression and confusion arising as a result of that very abuse—and perhaps worst of all, when in the midst of such doubt, fear and sorrow, loved ones question your judgment. Kelly brings clear eyes, an open heart and the vulnerability that comes from long healing to a story of domestic grief and horrific abuse. The abuse that she long told herself, and others, was not really that bad. The writing and juxtaposition of scenes are striking and terrible in their beauty—it's no coincidence that her story begins among men and women who both depend utterly on the mountains and forests of Idaho, and who seem hell-bent on destroying them. It is a powerful spirit indeed who not only navigated so many lonely and terrible days and nights, but who also escaped with grace, a beloved child, and the determination to share her story, difficult as that must have been. This is an important book." – Bonnie Nadzam, author Lamb and Lions
"A shattering of the silence that enables domestic violence to continue, Goodbye, Sweet Girl shines a fierce light on how complex and sometimes joyous a relationship that's also an abusive cage can be, why women gradually lose the orientation they need to find the exit, and how they escape when they do, or how this one did. This book is a testament—and a warning to batterers that the silence is broken, and their secrets are leaking out." – Rebecca Solnit
"Reading Kelly Sundberg's writing—fresh, luminous, spirited—is a pleasure second only to witnessing her decision to survive. Goodbye Sweet Girl is a meditation on what it takes to save your own life." – Ariel Levy
"In this powerful debut memoir, Sundberg delivers a harrowing account of an abusive marriage and how she left it….Sundberg cogently ties together the painful chain of events in her life and the personal growth that resulted from it." – Publishers Weekly
No quitting
Be prepared to be sucked into the vortex that incorporate all these words letters, ultimately feelings and emotions.
Necessary truth work layered out in a very real everyday human stain upon earth. A writer with courage and bravery to lay down her life for the reader, a writer yet again seeking truth, realisation, safety, and freedom, from pen and words.
The reader will have empathy learning of her being put in a place of being unwanted and lack of acceptance and love in those important early years as a child, she mentions, "I was bad," but the terror that was to come in the form of a husband and loved one surpassed them, no more in sickness and health vows to uphold, lines crossed, she had to get out and never return for her child's safety and herself. First rule of writing, write about what you know, and what she has to tell unsettling but empowering. The stuff of great writing, every clear, terrible, and empowering word of it.
"Intimate Partner Violence is a huge problem in America. On average, 24 people per minute are victims of rape, physical violence, or stalking by an intimate partner in the United States—more than 12 million women and men over the course of a year. In addition, nearly 3 in 10 women (29%) and 1 in 10 men (10%) in the US have experienced rape, physical violence and/or stalking by a partner and report a related impact on their functioning. Overall, 1 in 4 women (24.3%) and 1 in 7 men (13.8%) aged 18 and older in the United States have been the victim of severe physical violence by an intimate partner in their lifetime."
"When I spoke to Jeannie a few days later, she reassured me that her blues had been a lapse, that she was happy in her marriage and life. I wanted to believe her. Everyone said that relationships took work. My own mother had told me to try hard, and I was going to try. I remembered the sparkle of those early days. I was not a quitter, and I didn't want to let go of that shine."
"On a frigid white Christmas in Idaho—just across the border from Wyoming, in the same snowy town where my father had started his first job with the US Forest Service, where my mother had once slid into a snowbank in her Volkswagen Bug, and my brother, still a tot, had panicked and jumped out of the car into that bank—I was born. My brother's fifth Christmas was effectively ruined, and though my parents called me the best Christmas gift they'd ever received, it was always in the back of my mind. I was not a Christmas gift; I was the one who ruined Christmas."
"My marriage wasn't like the romance novels I read in middle school, where the men were withholding and angry at first, but always became gentle and nurturing by the end. It was more like an after-school special where the men were gentle and nurturing at first, but withholding and angry by the end. I was heartbroken, but even more than that, Caleb's anger taught me to be hard. My rage filled the house; it became the fourth family member. When I was playing with Reed, I became Happy Mommy. Happy Mommy wants to play peekaboo. Happy Mommy wants to hear your story. Happy Mommy wants to go for a walk. Happy Mommy wants to cuddle you to sleep. But I had a monster inside. At night I curled next to Caleb, my body outlining his contours, my hand caressing his head, our way of falling asleep. But my heart always said, I won't forgive."
"…sickness, and in health. Those were my vows in that little church in Idaho where we held hands while sunlight filtered through stained glass and spring lilacs bloomed outside. I told myself that Caleb was sick, but he would get better."
"…of my searching for answers, all I ever came up with was this: Maybe it was time for me to stop wondering what had caused Caleb's violence and start focusing on my own healing."
https://www.harpercollins.com
https://kellysundberg.com
https://www.goodhousekeeping.com
https://www.psychologytoday.com
https://www.guernicamag.com/it-will-look-like-a-sunset/
Reviewed by Lou Pendergrast on 06 June 2018


Didn't your life expand like a baloon, fat and beaming?
Accept the speed limit. Obey local laws.
Then, what better time for spiritual deck-swabbing and sail-hoisting?
when it chooses to float by.
a tight stroke, an origami of the water.
and certain impermanence—it might cloud over by afternoon.
Yes, there's the daytime soapdish. Use it for hands, often.
Or washing away the drama of a dirty dish.
Revel in the pleasure of grilled fish.
on running the hack saw against the grain.
reserved for hedge-fund managers and pentacostal snake handlers.
But you can set down the wrong tools and begin anew.
Start with a film festival.
Feed the birds and what do you have?
And they don't want your poetry—they'd rather have your crusts.
Divide the loaf sparingly, or with great slabs of garlic gusto.
Mix it up with salad greens and a cold Chablis.
Move South for the panache of grenache.
Reserve a clay court. What a racket!
You plan on fewer mistakes, so why not a pen? An inkwell?
every 20 minutes—the end of a side.
Your library is living large.
There will always, always be another good book.


In our defense, they shouldn't leave mallets next to shiny things. We were clearly set up.
Luckily, my legal training (one season of watching L.A. Law until I realized Jimmy Smith spells his name Smits and therefore is likely NOT a wealthy relative I should be kissing up to) is correct, the oldest brother is always held liable.
Or maybe we can pin it on Jimmy Smits.
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The special bond between the non-league team and the famous Corinthians of Brazil remains strong
Corinthian-Casuals and Corinthians have shared a special bond for more than a century
Tom Victor
When Dani Alves picked up an injury shortly before the 2018 World Cup, Chris Watney might have been the one man in London quietly pleased with the news.
The withdrawal of the Paris Saint-Germain player allowed Brazil coach Tite to call up Fagner, a man who Watney – a filmmaker and veteran striker for amateur London football club Corinthian-Casuals – was marked by just three years prior.
The pair shared a pitch as part of a quite remarkable game between the two-time Club World Cup champions Corinthians and a tiny non-league outfit from Tolworth, south-west London, but the bond between two teams with a shared name has never been stronger.
Back in 1910, Corinthian-Casuals' predecessors Corinthian FC embarked on their first tour of Brazil, playing against clubs in Rio de Janeiro and Säo Paulo, and the amateurs inspired Säo Paulo railway workers Joaquim Ambrose, Anselmo Correia, Anthony Pereira, Rafael Perrone and Carlos Silva to form a club of their own.
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SC Corinthians Paulista were born, and while the following century has seen the clubs move far apart in many aspects, the bond remains.
Watney's film Brothers in Football details this bond, which culminated in the two sides playing each other in the first club game at the 50,000-capacity Arena Corinthians in 2015 – just over 100 years after members of a 2014 touring squad from London postponed their trip to South America in order to serve in the First World War.
"There's such difference between the size of the clubs today, however the fans of Corinthians Paulista are the working class fans, it's the working club in Brazil," Watney tells Football.London.
"When they come to Tolworth and they see Jamie Byatt, the builder, is scoring the goals and Danny Bracken the teacher [in goal], they really relate to the players because they, more than professional footballers today, are the embodiment of the fan on the pitch. The millionaire footballers are such a distance from their reality.
The Amateur players of Corinthian Casuals and Ilford in 1936 (Photo by J. A. Hampton/Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)
"The current president of Corinthians Paulista, a guy called Andrés Sánchez, we got a photograph of him at Tolworth - he came when he was younger, as a fan, and stood in front of the sign.
"He was crying in the changing room after the match, he was so moved to have us there in Brazil."
Byatt who has scored more than 100 times for Corinthian-Casuals and currently volunteers on the coaching staff, is one of the stars of Brothers in Football. The builder and scaffolder, who came through the club's youth ranks, became a minor celebrity among Corinthians fans in Brazil.
Indeed, such was his popularity among the home support at Arena Corinthians, he became the first Englishman to turn out for the famous Brazilian club when he switched sides late on in the 2015 friendly. This meant playing on the same side as 2018 World Cup squad members Fagner. Cássio and Renato Augusto, and playing under current Brazil coach Tite.
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"It's nice to know you played in Brazil and then you watch the World Cup and Tite is manager of Brazil now and you played against.. and obviously I played for him for 5 or 10 minutes," Byatt says.
"It's hard to explain how good it is, you need to actually be there to realise how crazy it is. When we get there and they're waiting at the airport for us, things like that, it's hard to explain to people what it's actually like."
He added that he hopes the current squad, which won promotion to the Bostik League Premier division last summer, get the same opportunity – for now, though, they can at least get a glimpse of the brotherhood between the clubs by welcoming fans who have travelled from São Paulo to stand on the sidelines with a beer and watch a group of amateurs play football
Jamie Byatt in action against Dorking Wanderers
While Byatt might be the first Englishman to don the famous white shirt of Corinthians Paulista – an honour since shared by London-born Turkey international Colin Kazim-Richards – plenty of men from the Brazilian club have ended up playing professional football n London
Whether it's due to the bond between the clubs or a happy coincidence, the players Corinthians Paulista have contributed to English football have, by and large, settled in the capital.
Edu was one of the first Corinthians alumni to move to England in the Premier League era, and speaks about the bond between the two clubs in Brothers in Football, but several more have followed and there has been at least one former Corinthians player at a Premier League club for all but one season since the turn of the century.
"When you think about a lot of players have played for Corinthians and then come into the Premier League, it's quite crazy," Byatt says.
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"It's top players as well - it's quite mad when you think about it. You get the Corinthians supporters who come over to London and all they can think about is coming to Tolworth, coming to games and taking pictures of the club.
"The support out there is unbelievable, they're crazy for their football, Corinthians have got millions of supporters and they want to come and visit our ground. We'll make them welcome, it's fantastic to see really."
These days, while Corinthians Paulista play in their huge stadium and contribute players to World Cup squads, things couldn't be much more different for their forefathers.
Brothers in Football was filmed in part so Watney and others at the club could tell Corinthian-Casuals' story while there was still a club with a story to tell. They continue to live a hand-to-mouth existence and, while broadcasters BT Sport have helped out by sponsoring the first team for the 2018/19 campaign, financial difficulties are never far away.
Corinthian-Casuals flag up during a game
"One hundred years ago there's no denying that the Corinthians were the social elite, these public schoolboys from Eton and Charterhouse and Winchester who played amateur football," Watney says.
"There was a bit of a divide at the time in the country between professionals and amateurs and the Corinthians really stood for amateurism. However, their legacy - their greatest legacy really - has been that when they went on the tours they inspired people to play who previously didn't.
"Obviously 100 years later we've remained amateur, which means we've again become the poor relatives of everyone else we play against - just due to the nature of having no money involved, we've become the poorest in town. It's a bit of a confusing twist of the tale in terms of what we stand for."
Watch Brothers in Football, the next instalment in the award-winning BT Sport Films series, on Saturday 10th November at 9pm on BT Sport 1. For more info visit bt.com/sport
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A history of Corinthians in London
A number of former Corinthians players have joined Premier League clubs, including World Cup winner Branco at Middlesbrough and former Manchester City and Everton striker Jô, but a surprising number have settled in London. Here are a selection of the players to move to the capital after beginning their careers in the famous white shirt of the São Paulo club.
Edu was a hugely popular figure at Arsenal.
Arsenal – Sylvinho and Edu
Sylvinho was the first Brazilian to play for a London club in the Premier League when he moved to Arsenal from Corinthians in 1999, and he was joined soon after by midfielder Edu. The latter stuck around for five years, playing a part in the 2001/02 double triumph and the 2003/04 Invincibles season. He returned to São Paulo to see out his career with the club where it all started, and retains a close bond with Corinthians to this day.
Willian runs with the ball past Matthew Lowton (Image: Jan Kruger/Getty Images)
Chelsea – Deco and Willian
Willian is the longest-serving current Premier League player with a Corinthians connection, having recently begun his sixth season at Chelsea. The Brazil international broke into the Corinthians first team as a teenager, before spending his formative years at Shakhtar Donetsk, and he is one of two attacking midfielders to play for both Chelsea and Corinthians. Deco didn't make the same impression at home, though – the São Paulo native moved to Portugal at a young age and ended up representing the European country at international level before moving to London and picking up a Premier League winner's medal in 2010.
Paulinho (Image: Francois Nel/Getty Images)
Tottenham Hotspur – Paulinho
When Spurs paid big money for Paulinho in 2013, big things were expected of the goalscoring midfielder after his record of 20 goals in 86 league games for Corinthians, only for him to fail to deliver on that promise. Brothers in Football's Chris Watney revealed he was given the player's phone number while making the film, only for him to leave Tottenham for Guangzhou Evergrande before he could be approached in relation to the film. Paulinho has revived his career since, however, impressing for Guangzhou and Barcelona and scoring his first World Cup goal in Russia in 2018.
Fabian Balbuena celebrates after scoring against Leicester City (Image: Photo by Shaun Botterill/Getty Images)
West Ham United – Fabián Balbuena, Javier Mascherano and Carlos Tevez
Paraguay international Balbuena has made an impressive start to life in E20 after moving from Corinthians over the summer, but he is not the first man to join West Ham after a spell with the Brazilian outfit. Unlike the other London clubs mentioned, none of West Ham's former Corinthians players hailed from Brazil: Mascherano and Tevez joined the club less than a year after helping lead Corinthians to the 2005 Brazilian league title, but 12 months on, both had left Upton Park amid controversy over third-party ownership. More than a decade on, fans will be keen for Balbuena to stick around a little longer.
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Episode 151 Fix Your SEO with a Different Approach
by Pam Didner | Jan 5, 2021
Hey, big hello from Portland, Oregon. Welcome to another episode of B2B Marketing & More. I have a very special guest today Geoff Atkinson and he's going to talk about SEO and a little bit of analytics.
Geoff is a former Senior Vice President of Marketing for Overstock.com, with a lot of B2C experience. Now he is the B2B world, founder and CEO of a software company called Huckabuy. His company handles SEO's technical side for their clients, such as Salesforce and SAP and many big enterprise customers.
Where do companies or digital marketers fall short in SEO in general?
Which better – to have an SEO manager in-house or as an outsource?
What can businesses do to fix and improve their SEO.
What is Google's intent for search and why it's an essential part of the digital marketing strategy?
Learn more about Geoff's company Huckabuy, and what makes their approach to SEO different.
What are some of the biggest SEO issues and suggestions on where and how to start resolving them?
Definition of: "structured data," "dynamic renderings," and "rich results." and why do digital marketers need to take these terms seriously.
What is happening with voice activation, and what are the current trends.
What is 2021 Google Page Experience update and when to expect it?
Quotes from the episode:
"The mistake I see most companies make is that they're just throwing dollars at the solution. Instead, they should be thinking about having a strategy, executing that strategy, and making sure that it's successful, and measuring it."
"Instead of just doing keyword research, take one of the keywords that you really care about. Search, search it on a mobile device and desktop and see what the search results look like."
Hey, big. Hello from Portland, Oregon. Welcome to another episode of B2B marketing and more. I have a very special guest today, Geoff Atkinson, and he's going to talk about SEO and, uh, a little bit of analytics, I think. And we are going to get started.
So Jeff, welcome to my show.
Geoff Atkinson: Thank you, Pam.
Pam Didner: So happy to have you. Do you want to spend a couple of minutes telling our audience who you are, what you do, so they get a chance to know you?
Geoff Atkinson: Sure. Yeah. First off, thank you so much for having me, Pam. Great to be on your podcast. Um, yeah, I'm based here in Park City, Utah. I'm the former Senior Vice President of Marketing for Overstock.com. So I have a lot of B2C experience. But now I'm in the B2B world. I'm the founder and CEO of my own software company called Huckabuy. We're an SEO sort of technical SEO automation. So we handle the technical side of SEO for our customers, such as Salesforce and SAP and lots of big enterprise customers. Yeah. I would love to pick your brain sometime and learn more about the B2B side. I'm learning as I go now.
Pam Didner: Okay. Sure. Anytime you want to have a chat, bring a drink, then we can talk. (laughs) All right. So with that being said, SEO is one of my favorite topics, and I've been spending a lot of time optimizing my website. It's kind of like a journey that never stops if you think about it. It's not like, oh, it's something that you can check off. No, you have to create content, and you have to constantly feed what I call the monster, which is the website, right? So it can rank higher as time goes by.
In many companies, SEO tends to be an afterthought. And also, a lot of senior managers don't get SEO search engine optimization. Based on what you have seen and the conversation you had with your customers, can you tell me where companies or digital marketers fall short in SEO in general?
Geoff Atkinson: I think the biggest reason that marketers don't get into SEO as much as they probably should have is that it's kind of scary. It's an enormous industry. It's like a $90 billion industry in the United States, mainly dominated by services–so agencies or consultants–with a net promoter score of zero, which is just shocking. So it's a really, a lot of snake oil salesman. A lot of people have been burned. Um, you know, they haven't had pleasant experiences in their past with SEO and therefore just are sort of hesitant to go get into it. It's also very technical, so it's not like you're– most marketers are comfortable with branding and messaging and campaigns and budgets. SEO is just a different beast. Um, and so it just can be a very daunting task.
Pam Didner: Do you think it's essential to have an SEO manager in-house or outsource?
Geoff Atkinson: I think it needs to be in-house, yeah. I always recommend in-house. Agencies just can't make the fundamental changes that are required. You know you don't want a third party writing your content cause they don't know your product as well as you do. You don't want a third party handling, you know, the technical side of SEO because they're just, they don't have the access. So typically it's, it's sort of a combo of a, of a strong content marketer slash a strong technical doesn't need to be a developer but understands the architecture and what it takes to technically do SEO well. Cause you're gonna have the best content in the world, but if the site's not set up correctly, technically, you'll just never really get anything.
Pam Didner: Yes. I 100% agree with that statement. But that's very hard to find a person with strong technical skills and can write–that content marketing acumen if you will.
Geoff Atkinson: Sometimes it's two different jobs. Um, obviously, with Huckabuy, we've built a product to check those technical boxes. So you can just have a sort of content and marketing-minded person in charge of SEO. And we take care of the technical side, but, um, it is a tough skill set to find (laughs).
Pam Didner: Yeah, because I worked on my own website's SEOs constantly to rank organically higher on certain keywords of the fields I want to do the consulting about. I spend a lot of time optimizing my website actually in the past six years. I mean, I did anything that you can think of in terms of SEO. I probably have done it. I make tons of mistakes, tons. Right. And, uh, I also found just like you said, there's a lot of people trying to sell me in terms of how SEO needs to be done.
Initially, I did not know whatsoever. Zero technical knowledge. Of course, I didn't know what I didn't know. Yeah. So I listened to them, and I was like, "no, this is not working either. And that is not working either. What kind of tools are you talking about?" Once I started to get into the trenches and start doing stuff on my own, that's how I learned. So I understand everything you said.
Geoff Atkinson: That's a daunting task and good for you. I mean, once you get it right, no matter what the company size, it can transform a business from nothing to enormous. So we work hard in our SEO. Um, you know, I call it SEO, sort of the oxygen of the internet. If you don't have it, it's really hard to survive. So, good for you getting it done. I mean, you're never done, right? It's always—
Pam Didner: I was going to tell you that Geoff, I was, I'm never done. I mean, I'm still working on it. Because there's always a reason that if you even create a piece of content, right. You need to make sure that piece of content is SEO optimized. Right. So there is a plugin that you have to use, you know, Yost SEO, I think. Yeah. And then, once you optimize it, and before you upload it, you have to think through how you want to promote it. And then say three months down the road or even six months down the road. And then are you going to rewrite that piece of content, you know, using the same link and the, what additional information do you want to add on top of it? And, uh, whatever that you have to do is never done.
Geoff Atkinson: I would agree with that. Yeah. It's you never just high five and says, "Hey, that was great. We did it."
Pam Didner: No! (laughs) Well said. So there is another side of SEO that you talked to me about before we started our show, Google. Can you explain a little bit about Google's intent for search and how brands or companies should take Google's intent seriously as part of the digital marketing strategy?
Geoff Atkinson: Yeah, so SEO boils down to Google. Um, they're number one by a long shot and an enormous amount of commerce–90% or something flows through Google in any given quarter, um, and so it's important to listen to what they're looking for out of websites. They've downplayed for years, you know, "that you need to optimize for the user. It's all about content. We'll find it if it's valuable. Don't try to do stuff specifically for us." And now that it kind of changed the way they talk about these things. And they say, "well, actually, because websites are getting so complicated because they're getting slower because they use JavaScript all the time, it's become very hard for them to do their job, and their job is to crawl and index all this information. And it's just extremely challenging technically. So now they're starting to talk a lot more about "Help us. Help us." You know, page speed. How often do they talk about page speed? Page speed is the bane of their existence because if pages load it instantly, they could crawl the internet way faster than they can today.
Pam Didner: Way faster.
Geoff Atkinson: So they've asked a lot dynamic, rendering, structured data. These are all things that allow them to do their job better. And so one of the things to keep in mind is, yes, those other tenants are really important–content backlinks and all those things. But there are opportunities to optimize just for Google and to listen to what they want. And when you do that–and that's really what Huckbuy is built around–when you do that, you know, the results are incredible. So you might have the best content in the world, but they have a really hard time finding it and crawling it and understanding that it's valuable. If you get the site to speak to them correctly, all those problems sort of go away, and you get the results you deserve.
Pam Didner: So you have a checklist that you work with your customers?
Geoff Atkinson: No checklists. That sounds like something an agency would do. That's quite outdated, and they like to make it overly complex and that we have to do these 500 things for you to be successful. And we have to do them for you. There's no checklist. You install the software. You switch it on. You can talk to us if you want, but most customers don't even want to. I don't blame them. Um, we have a knowledge base if you are interested in, you know, best practices and sort of the way that I've done SEO throughout my career.
But, with Huckabuy, we're a very simple solution. Just turn it on. You're going to get instant page speed. You're going to get perfect structured data. You're going to get a dynamically rendered version of your site. You're going to get our page speed product. Now you can focus on just being a marketer. You know, you can do the things that marketers are great at instead of worrying about these technical aspects.
Pam Didner: So one more question, if this is plugging, or it's a separate software that people need to install?
Geoff Atkinson: So it's a simple DNS chain that you'd make. We use, uh, like Cloudflare as an example there, uh, you know, uh, uh, front end. Um, it's an edge. So all of what Huckabuy's delivering. And then you can either choose just to have it serve for Google box, or you want to use our page free product to speed up the experience for regular users as well. So it is an installation. It's not a plugin. But it's a really simple installation, especially if you're on Cloudflare, for example, it's basically like the switch of a button.
Pam Didner: Is it like a code, like DNS type of things that is a code that you have written to it, or you have to install as a part of CloudFare. I'm just thinking out loud because I have Cloudflare.
Geoff Atkinson: So yeah. Think about, think about, no matter what your tech stack is. So whether you're using WordPress, or you're using Squarespace, or you're using Demandware or Shopify, you have this tech stack that's executing your website. We just catch that at the very top and optimize it for Google over here, which is dynamic rendering, allowing us to just have a flat HTML simplified full with structured data version. That box, or we can also do it for users. This will do a bunch of processing time, which is why sites are slow, you know, there's plugins and all the things going on in your WordPress site or whatever it is.
We are agnostic to all that. We just sit at the top, and we optimize for Google and the user at the edge. At edge means that it's cashed around the world it's instantly available. Um, that's, that's what our solution is. We're not deep into the tech stack. We're just looking at what's produced out of that tech stack and what we have to do to optimize it for those two parties.
Pam Didner: So is it fair to say that your product is to optimize for website speed? Is that a fair statement?
Geoff Atkinson: That's a big part of it. That's a big part of it. We eliminate all JavaScripts and convert them into flat HTML. We add structured data, so there are other pieces. But the delivery of the site is perfect for Google and perfect for users, is what Huckabuy does.
Pam Didner: Got it. Got it. So you mentioned "structured data," "dynamic renderings," and "rich results." A lot of digital marketers probably don't know what these terms mean. And um, why do they need to take these terms seriously?
Geoff Atkinson: Yeah, probably the best way to explain it is to think about your own user experience as you use Google. So ten years ago, you'd search on Google, and you'd get ten links back–10 blue links back. So say you were looking for a sports score. You had searched for the sports score. You clicked through espn.com. You'd go to espn.com. You'd get the score. Now, when you search, it's not just ten blue links. Like if it's just a sports score, they just give you the answer. If you're searching for the weather, they give you the answer. If you're searching for something, you know, they're going to give you top news results in the news. If you're searching for something image related, they'll show you images. If you're searching for a recipe, all those enhancements things that aren't just pure blue links, that's rich results.
And rich results are, which have become you know, 50% of searches now are zero clicks. They never even click anywhere. So there's 50% of the traffic, the rest of it, you know, a huge percentage of clicks are happening through these rich enhancements. And that's all powered by this language called structured data. So you can't qualify for those rich results unless you have well-structured data throughout your site. So that's why structured data's important. It's critical in terms of SEO now. It's how voice search is powered. It powers a ton of things throughout the internet.
Dynamic rendering is a little bit different. Dynamic rendering as a result of Google getting fed up with JavaScript. So JavaScript, they actually can't crawl with their normal crawler. They have to put it in what they call a rendering queue, which takes all this processing time and takes weeks to do. Um, and so they've got kind of sick of that because it's really expensive for them. So they said, "well, now you can give us a separate version just for us." And that's what a dynamically rendered version- so think about, you have a mobile version, a desktop version, and now you have a Google version. And they want that now because it makes it way easier for them to download all the information and content you have.
So there are two different things, but they're critical. Dynamic rendering is new, but they're huge proponents of it, obviously because it makes life a lot better. And, uh, structured data is just sorta what's powering, you know, a very, very large percentage of what's happening in terms of search results.
Pam Didner: Very good. So how should a company fix their SEO issues? The biggest. The issue tends to be the high speed or low speed, which you talk about that your product can fix. And another one is the ranking. Organic ranking–how you can rank higher organically. And that, you know, maybe clients or my customers, I asked that questions as well.
So in terms of the SEOs, what are some of the biggest issues that you have seen? And do you have any kind of step-by-step guide? Or any suggestions in terms of what they need to do?
Geoff Atkinson: So the technical side is important. I think of that as having a good foundation for the house. You need a good foundation for them to be able to understand what you're writing.
So, of course, great content and great things that you have on your site are critical, but you need to have that foundation in place so that when Google comes, they can understand it and be like, "okay, this is valuable. This is, this is not valuable." So that's the foundation.
Links are still extremely important. So backlinks and domain authority, page authority. That's still the leading indicator for them of whether something's, you know, going viral or is very important. That's a really big factor today. So having a link building strategy, you know, it's one of the hardest tasks in all of the marketing, in my opinion.
Pam Didner: I, I, 100% agree with you. The backlinks and also link strategy is very, very hard. Your content needs to be incredibly solid.
Geoff Atkinson: Yes, you know, it's a hard task. Um, so that's still really important. I think content, you know, I hate to say it, and I'm a little contrarian here. Still, the content marketing sort of revolution is, from an SEO perspective, we find companies that are spending so much money on content that they're just doing content for content sake. Like if you ask them what the strategy is behind it or what they're trying to achieve, but they're just throwing money at it. And they're like, "Everybody's talking about content marketing. So we're going to have a content marketing manager, and they're going to, you know, we're going to pay them this, and they're going to have all these resources," but there's no clear strategy around.
Now really good content is extremely valuable. But the mistake I see most companies and many big companies making is that they're just throwing dollars at the solution instead of thinking it through having a strategy, executing on that strategy and making sure that it's successful and also measuring it. And so they just like you do other channels. Is it driving visitors? Is it driving revenue? Is it driving conversions? Um, so that's one of the biggest mistakes.
But yeah, I think about, you know, putting that foundation in place. Getting the backlinks pointing in is hard, but that makes Google notice and say, "okay, this is important", And then refreshing that content, so they want to keep coming back. And if you do those things, those sort of three things, you're most likely going to be pretty successful from an SEO perspective.
Pam Didner: Yep. Uh, what about voice activation on search? What is your thought on that? And, uh, also, where do you think the voice search is going?
Geoff Atkinson: I think voice search is huge. I compare it a lot to what mobile was eight, nine, ten years ago. So I don't know if you remember. I mean, I used to have like a Trio, you know, those big bulky or a Blackberry, and I'd have a stylus, and it just wasn't a great user experience. Right? Like it was tough. It was really hard to view the websites. They weren't built for it. It was difficult. And so you just ended up going to your desktop that was plugged in or whatever, and you'd, you'd browse that way.
But then the iPhone came out, connections got better, and sites started being made for mobile. And now it just went from like 90% desktop, 10% mobile to like 90% mobile, 10% desktop. It just switched because it was more convenient. I mean, voice search is very, and in those early stages, so. It's used when it's convenient to the user, but it's not fully convenient yet.
So say I wanted to buy a product, I'll probably use Alexa, and that's pretty convenient, but I do not see the reviews. I do not price comparing. So it's not quite as good. But if I'm looking for one of those, those zero-click searches, like the sports score, the weather, those are all now voice search will take over because it's great, it's a great experience.
Voice search, though, will catch up. So just as people I think, there's that 90=10 flip that happened with mobile and desktop, that same flips going to happen from typing to talking. The next generation is going to be much more comfortable with it than you, and I are. You know, they already are if you watch kids and how they interact with devices, which is very based on voice. And it's also very interesting about voices that it's the first time in a long time that Google has serious competition because Amazon has Alexa, which is very—
Pam Didner: Amazon is doing very well.
Geoff Atkinson: And Apple.
Pam Didner: Everybody has a certain kind of Google, I mean, voice activation devices.
Geoff Atkinson: Apple has Siri. And so they're really in a dogfight to figure this thing out. So someone's going to make progress on the user experience, making it a lot better. And you know, they're investing in that, and it's developing quickly, but it is the future. It is powered by structured data, which is important to know. So basically, the way that voice search works is just reading those rich results back to you. So it's taking that structured information and reading it back to you. And there's only one winner, right? There's you don't see ten blue links. You just get one answer. So—
Pam Didner: Yeah, I know. That's going to be very hard to moving forward in terms of voice activations. Like when you ask one when you asked the question, only one answer, like one answer will come up. Right. If you're talking about that, it is an organic answer, great. Okay. But I am sure any one of them will monetize it, even if it will eventually be a paid voice response. "Oh, this is the answer. By the way, do you want to know more about this?" (laughs)
Geoff Atkinson: Yeah, well for sure, but it is the future and, um, you know, you want to be ahead of it rather than behind it because that switch will happen at some point. And, uh, people are gonna be kind of left in the dust and scrambling at the last minute. And you don't want to be like that. You want to be prepared.
Pam Didner: It sounds like your suggestion is obviously while you are optimizing your website for a search and that you have the structured data, but when you are creating content for the rich results, also take into account how people are asking questions, uh, using voice and incorporate some of the answers, especially as probably shorter answers into your website optimization.
Geoff Atkinson: Yeah, it's sort of like keyword research. Remember when we used to do keyword research, when we were preparing to write some content now, though, instead of just doing keyword research, take one of the keywords you care about. Search it on a mobile device and desktop and see what the search results look like.
Is there a Q &A box? There's probably something going on where if you build your content around that thing and do you have well-structured data, you can try to grab that number one, rich enhancements.
So it's just a different way of sort of repairing. Um, but yeah, it's different, you know, we used to do keyword research that you gotta do go through another step to sort of figure out.
Pam Didner: Another thing. I think that's related to voice search is, um, if you do a text search, for example, you will, you will just type" best camera in 2020." But when you are talking, you will say, "what is the best camera in 2020?" So, um, when you are talking, the questions that you said tend to be longer than what you write. So it's a longer question, but the answer needs to be shorter. Right. So from my perspective, you mentioned keyword search, which I 100% agree with you, but, uh, from a voice activations perspective, the long-tail keywords also play a role. And in terms of how people, um, are talking. And when they are asking, have virtual assistants for a specific type of questions.
Geoff Atkinson: That's sort of like when we all, first in younger people won't remember this, but when we all first got Google. And you were like, what do I type in? Right. You think of what you would search for then versus what you do now. And we've all gotten good at Googling things, right? Like we know how to play the system, how to work it.
Now, when I try to do a voice search, I'm still at that same phase. Like, "what do I say?" (laughs) I'm not used to it yet. So we're all still learning, and there's going to be search, uh, behaviors that develop as a result of, I agree, longer keywords, more tail terms, more questions. Um, that behavior is going to, you know, evolve over the years. And it's sort of like the early days of Google where you. They know you type 10 words in and a question mark cause you didn't know how to ask it any other way. Um, that behavior will, will evolve with, um, with voice search as well.
Pam Didner: Cool, cool. Cool.
Geoff Atkinson: One last thing that I'd mentioned that's probably the most important in the SEO space right now is the 2021 Google Page Experience update, which will be a huge one. They've been talking about it for about a year. They pushed it back because of COVID, which shows that they're taking this very seriously. Um, it's gonna come in sometime in 2021. It's all about these things that we've been talking about.
Pam Didner: Did Google say when they will launch that or when they will make that announcement?
Geoff Atkinson: They just keep saying sort of early 2021. So I'd imagine that sometime, maybe in the spring. Um, but we'll see. Uh, it's ready to go. They've already built it. They just wanted the economy to sort of settle down and be okay. Um, but that's a big one. So search it and check it out. Google's talked all about it. Um, we're building products for it. It's going to be a massive, probably the biggest update they've done in at least 20 years. So really important to be aware of that.
Pam Didner: Great, Uh, so Jeff, can you tell our listeners, uh, where they can find you and how you can?
Geoff Atkinson: Yeah, so it's Huckabuy, like "buy" a product. Um, we love podcast listeners, so say that you heard us talk in this podcast. Um, we give every podcast listener a nice discount. And just personally, I make sure that they're well taken care of because podcast listeners are smart, and they're great advocates for us. So that's the best way to get in touch.
Pam Didner: Awesome. Awesome. And, uh, so I'm going to ask you one parting question, and these are usually pretty silly, but, uh, all my listeners enjoy that. What is your most useless talent?
Geoff Atkinson: It's very useless. It's useless, but I was a collegiate and spent a year on the USP team as a cross-country ski racer. So from the age of six until I was 22 or 23, I was, uh, essentially like a world-class cross-country ski racer. So very, not useful, very useless, but it was useful. Then it helped me get into college, and it opened up lots of doors for me. But now it's useless.
Pam Didner: (laugh) But you live in Park City, Utah. So do you still do cross country skiing?
Geoff Atkinson: I do. Yeah. I love it. Um, it's good for me, but it's not like I can use it in any sort of professional way, but, uh, I live in Park City. I love to ski, and that– it's not an accident that I live in Park City.
Pam Didner: No kidding. No kidding. Thank you so much, Jeff, for joining us and sharing your SEO insight. Appreciate it.
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