I trust Mathew at River City Conveyancing. He has served a difficult friend of mine flawlessly and has kept a confidence that is exemplary. I highly recommend anyone to River City Conveyancing to handle their domestic property purchase or sale because they are the specialist in this area. My advice is to get in contact with Mathew as early as possible - in your sales cycle - to avail yourself of an exemplary service.
We dealt with Shannon, John and Matthew at Rivercity. They were always available whenever needed. Shannon took care of our day day conveyancing matters such as emails, status informing, answering our questions etc... She is very thorough in her work.
The Rivercity documents (e.g: the to do list, the questionnaires, information about searches etc...) were very informative and were in very detail and were very helpful in taking decisions. Great work!
The whole Rivercity firm is shown a highly exceptional service. My wife told me that for all of our future conveyancing, we should only use Rivercity conveyancing.
From the beginning when I called and spoke with Matthew, till end of the email from Shannon about the settlement, the conveyancing matters were very easily taken care by Rivercity. I highly recommend Rivercity for conveyancing .
We dealt with Rebecca Cox. She was outstanding. Efficient, quick, personable, patient and thorough. She made selling our house so easy. She explained everything simply to us and stepped us through the process in a simple way. She followed us up it ensure we provided everything in a timely way and ensured we understood the reasons behind requirements. A pleasure to deal with!
Prompt, pro-active, professional and knowledgeable. Dealt with Matt & Elyce - great people who care about what they do and their customers. Highly recommend.
Just recently, Elyce Howden helped me to buy a house in Brisbane. Not only did she help me with the purchase of the property but she also competently took over the disbursement of monies from the sale of my property in another city. My other solicitors did not at all cover themselves in glory throughout the process but I could rely on Elyce to do the right thing by me, particularly when I needed this assistance most. Elyce always responded quickly to my requests and was able to clearly explain the process and the reasons for it. Her tenacity in pursuing the other solicitors to do their work properly and finally taking over meant that we were able to settle on my new home only 1 day late. I would readily recommend Elyce and River City Conveyancing to anyone needing someone with a cool head, persistence and great customer service.
Elyce recently helped us to both buy and sell property. Thanks to her, both transactions were completed smoothly. She was always available for questions, and went above and beyond when there were complexities along the way. She is knowledgeable, professional and clearly cares about what she does. Highly recommended.
Great people who patiently helped us endure the carelessness of others. Really good communication at all times.Thanks Erika. I highly recommend them.
Rebecca was very professional, proactive, and efficient. Met our expectations and we are very much satisfied with their service. Thank you.
We didn't just hire a conveyancer, we felt like we got team mates, who cared as much as we did, about the purchase of our house. Very professional, patient ,great communication skills, and they kept us informed every step of the way. I can highly recommend Matthew Horrocks, and Erika Chen, and we will be a repeat customer, when we sell our unit.
The team at River City Conveyancing has helped us numerous times through purchases and sales of property. Always prompt, always courteous, and most of all, always willing to help and answer any concerns or questions that we might have. Thank you, as you made our last two transactions stress free and we could relax knowing our side was covered. Getting prompt guidance when needed, is a big plus.
We have had a number of dealings with River City Conveyancing in the past 6 months - both buying and selling properties, and have found Elyce to be incredibly professional and proactive through the entire process. We have really appreciated her attention to detail and felt confident that the information she provided was accurate and in our best interests. We can't imagine using anyone else for any future conveyancing work. Thanks so much.
The team, particularly Matthew, were great. We were guided through the somewhat complicated process of buying land without any problems.
I couldn't be happier with the service, support and guidance I received from the team at River City Conveyancing. The team was contactable by both phone and email, were prompt to answer questions and conducted the entire conveyancing in a professional manner. Should I strike lotto and purchase more properties in the future, River City would be my go to conveyancer. Great job team. And thank you for handling everything smoothly. Current as at 30 May 2017!
I found River City Conveyancing in google and decided to engage them for the sale of my house. Within 3 months two of my contracts were cancelled and I have to praise my paralegal for keeping me informed at all time and assisting me during this frustrating period. I have finally sold my house and the settlement went without any issues. The information was always provided to me without any delays, the paperwork was clear and informative. I will definitely be back.
We recently purchased our VW Golf from River City and found the guys to be easy and honest to deal with, the quality if their cars was really good and they have already proved that they still care about you as a customer even after you have picked up and paid for the car. Highly recommend them if you are after a good used car.
This is our second time using River City Conveyancing and both times the team have been prompt, reliable, professional and also affordable. We were provided with sound advice and would definitely recommend.
Shannon did a superb job given the very tight deadline demanded by the buyer. Her job was made more difficult due to the time difference given I was an overseas seller. I would recommend her to anyone looking to sell. The best service of this kind that I have experienced.
River City Conveyancing are great at what they do! They helped us with our sale and purchase which settled on the same day. Throughout the process their services were professional, with great communication and advice. They know what they are doing when it comes to conveyancing, and they get the job done! I will be using them again in future.
Very professional service, excellent communication and helpful advice! Thanks for your patience in answering all of our questions time again!
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Q: Extra byte(s) after encoding/decoding I'm currently writing program to encode and decode messages via error-correcting cyclic codes. My algorithm works fine for single messages, but I got some problems in decoding strings. Encoding and decoding work like this:

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*Encoding algorithm receives K bit and as a result returns N bit.

*Decoding algorithm receives N bit and as a result returns K bit.

For example, I want to encode and decode a string. I convert string to byte array and read it bit by bit, until K bit is read. Then I encode this K bit and write all N received bits bit by bit in byte array. And so on. Decoding is same, but I decode N bits and write K bits bit by bit in byte array. There is an example of my problem.
If K = 9 (Each line is length of K to visualize my problem)

0][11100000] 00][0011101
  010][111000 0000][00111 11010][1110
  111010][001 0111010][11
________[0

There is one zero in the last line, which didn't fit in the previous 9 bits. So I encode it like full K bit message. And of course after decoding I receive K bit message and extra byte appears.

[00000000][0

And I don't know how to determine this extra byte. May be this zero byte was there before encoding.
Could you give me some advice what should I do with my problem. May be I should change my algorithm (may be I shouldn't read it bit by bit). I'll appreciate any help. Thanks.

A: The encoding algorithms based on variable length of bits sequences are fairly common in the 'nature'. Check the solutions for Bitwise IO at the Rosetta Code, they may give you some idea.

A: I decided to fill this gap with 0xFF byte. I use UTF8 encoding and it can't has 0xFF bytes, so I delete all 0xFF bytes at the end of the message after decoding.

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It's March 25th. I preordered my phone on Feb 27th. I still haven't gotten my phone. I ordered an unlocked s10+ in flamingo pink. I haven't even received communication from best buy unless I initiated it. I haven't gotten any emails saying hey your order is delayed. The only communication is when I message or call. And am they can tell me is they don't have any inventory at all for my phone and don't know when they will get any. Just wait for an email saying my order is shipped. But they have no idea when that will be.
So frustrating. And I normally love best buy but I will never buy a phone from them again. In fact I'm gonna give it another week or so and if I don't get my phone I'm probably just gonna cancel and order it directly thru Samsung. Even the best buy customer service representative I spoke with said that if I can get it faster thru samsung do it that way and cancel my order.
Can I (we) get some HONEST communication on what is going on? I am sure my message will be ignored like many others, but this is absolutely ridiculous.
I went to the store for some answers. I ran into two Samsung representatives. They were appauled at the fact that no one has reached out to many of us. I expressed my understanding of the lack of supply versus the demand, however, we all thre had agreed that the lack of communication from Best Buy about this is avoidable and abysmal. They also mentioned that the promo for the ear buds ends on April 4th and as of know (to their knowlsedge) there is no plan in place to extend that offer.
The Samsung reps also asked if Best Buy had reached out offering an inconvience gift. I told them no, to which they were also shocked. I am not sure if these two ladies were just out of the loop or if they are being told something completely different.
So, not only do we not have our phones and no communication, but we may not even get our ear buds, which is the purprose of preordering. Does anyone at Best Buy have any information?
Congratulations to those of you who have received your new phones recently. I know that many of you are still anxiously awaiting your new phone. I promise we are working hard to continually get more inventory and are hoping to have all pre-orders fulfilled soon.
I finally received an email notification around noon that my phone was in. I preordered mine kinda late on March 3rd so there is hope for everyone. Mine might have come sooner than others only because it's the 1TB and not many went that route. Picked it up later in the afternoon.
The staff at BB was super nice and also expressed how thankful they were to finally get devices in even if it's only a few at a time.
That being said, no sympathies or sorry was offered, no inconvenience gift, nothing. Just like the communication... nothing.
Put in for the earbuds and, as mentioned by others, the earbuds are gone. They did send a message a $130 giftcard for Samsung's site will be sent instead by email... in 4-6 weeks! LOL That's ironic considering the situation with the phones. Egift cards can be generated and sent very quickly. Why it takes 4-6 weeks I have no idea.
Mine is a 1 TB as well.i called the store and he said that's the one that's very limited. I just want my phone man. This is ridiculous!
Honestly, I almost wish I had got the Gift certificate. That way I could pick my color. Don't feel.too bad. My ear buds won't be shipped until May..ugggh. I put in for them 3/14. Mine will be the white ones. No choice in color.
My phone gets delivered tomorrow!
I ordered flamingo pink S10+ in BB store Feb 22, still no word on when it'll be in, or just any word..at all.
Has anyone received the White Ceramic S10 Plus 1 TB yet? That's the only I ordered just trying to see if anyone has it yet.


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5 Reasons to Be Thankful for Social Security
(Maurie Backman)
Many seniors collect their Social Security benefits each month without really giving it much thought. And to be clear, Social Security is far from a perfect program. Not only does it have its share of flaws, but it also doesn't exactly pay so generously.
In spite of that, Social Security does a lot of good for millions of people. And that's just one reason we should all be thankful for it. Here are a few more.
1. It's pretty easy to qualify for benefits
Eligibility for Social Security hinges on earning enough work credits in your lifetime to qualify for benefits. The value of a work credit can change from year to year. In 2022, a credit will equal $1,510 of earnings, and the maximum number of work credits you can accrue in a given year is four.
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That said, you only need 40 work credits in your lifetime to be able to collect benefits in retirement. Even if you work very part-time, you may still be in line for some money down the line.
2. You can qualify even if you don't work
Social Security takes care of spouses or ex-spouses who never worked and instead stayed home to raise a family (or opted out of the labor force for another reason). If you are or were married to someone who's eligible for Social Security, you may be entitled to a spousal benefit equal to 50% of what your current or former spouse receives every month.
3. You get flexibility on when you can file
You're entitled to your full Social Security benefit based on your earnings history once you reach full retirement age, or FRA. That age is 66, 67, or somewhere in between, depending on when you were born.
But you're allowed to claim Social Security as early as age 62, if you so choose. For each month you file for benefits ahead of FRA, those benefits will be reduced. But you still get the choice to get your money sooner. That could mean signing up as soon as you're eligible, or filing for benefits at age 65 in conjunction with enrolling in Medicare.
4. You can boost your benefits substantially by waiting
While claiming Social Security ahead of FRA will result in a reduced benefit, for each year you delay your filing past FRA, it grows 8%. That incentive runs out once you turn 70. But if you're looking at an FRA of 67, you have the potential to boost your Social Security income by 24% -- for life.
5. You could end up with raises throughout retirement
The monthly benefit you start collecting from Social Security won't necessarily be the same benefit you receive for life. Each year, benefits are eligible for a cost-of-living adjustment, and while those raises aren't always the most robust, they're certainly better than nothing.
Millions of seniors rely heavily on Social Security when their careers come to an end and it's time to retire. While you may not love paying Social Security taxes on your income and may think the program is riddled with imperfect rules, there's actually lots to be thankful for.
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James Martin Reveals Shock Death That Prompted Him To Reassess His Life
By Amy Hunt 2018-02-13T12:25:25Z
He broke the hearts of viewers around the UK when he announced that he would be leaving Saturday Kitchen for good.
And now, James Martin has explained his reason for saying goodbye to the popular BBC cooking show, admitting that a shocking death prompted him to re-evaluate his life.
On Monday's episode of Loose Women, the popular TV chef revealed that the unexpected death of a man he met at a gig abroad left him questioning his priorities.
"I was doing a gig abroad and I was chatting to a gentleman the same age as me. Same work ethic, really keen on work," James told the panel. "He went out on stage literally five minutes after I spoke to him to present an award. And he was dead before he hit the floor."
The terrifying occurrence clearly hit James hard. But the TV host admitted that it was the impetus he needed to take a step back from his intense work schedule.
"I got back on the plane and thought, now I'm going to readdress the balance."
James first made the revelation last year. But on the show, he went into more detail about the haunting experience, confessing that dialling back on work has given him a much better work/life balance.
Of his leaving Saturday Kitchen, he said, "Work was a fundamental reason. I hadn't had a day off for several years, or two days off together for nearly three years."
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"I've readdressed the balance, I didn't have it for 15 years when I had too much television."
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James appeared on the ITV daytime show to promote his new cooking programme, James Martin's American Adventure.
The series sees the chef travel to various locations around the US. James then spends sampling America, culinary offerings and also cooking up some of his own. Theshow premiered on Monday, and has gone down well with viewers.
Writing on Twitter, one exclaimed, 'Congratulations on another superb series.'
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Q: Getting empty JSONArray as response after making a POST request using Volley on Android I am expecting a JSONArray with a list of JSONObjects in the response that was originally passed in the request body. However, I'm getting a success response with an empty JSONArray. I'm certain that the API is working fine since I tested it on Postman.
JsonArrayRequest arrayRequest = new JsonArrayRequest(DownloadManager.Request.Method.POST, URL, jsonArray,
        ResSuccessListenerForJsonArray(requestType),
        ResErrorListenerForJsonArray(requestType)
) {
    @Override
    public Map<String, String> getHeaders() throws AuthFailureError {
        Map<String, String> headers = new HashMap<String, String>();

        headers.put("Content-Type", "application/json; charset=utf-8");

        return headers != null ? headers : super.getHeaders();
    }
};

I'm spawning an AsyncTask from the job service to make the request.
Here's a snippet of the response:
    [
     {
         "id": "902b7fc3-5059-4265-85eb-d00db3594af5",
         "user": "test@gmail.com",
         "package":"com.whatsapp",
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         "id": "902b7fc3-5059-4265-85eb-d00db3594af5",
         "user": "test@gmail.com",
         "package":"com.whatsapp",
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    private static Response.Listener<JSONArray> ResSuccessListenerForJsonArray(final String requestType) {
    return new Response.Listener<JSONArray>() {
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        public void onResponse(JSONArray response) {
            Log.e("Success", "Notification data logged successfully");

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                try {
                    handleSuccess(requestType, response);
                } catch (Exception e) {
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Renowned actress, Dame Judy Dench owns a park-like garden in Surrey, UK. A camera team accompanied her with her partner and a number of researchers, to various woodland locations over the course of a year. The result is a delightful conversation on science, history, and art, with a healthy dose of Shakespeare sonnets mixed in.
Judy Dench says she adored trees ever since she was a little girl, and considers them part of her extended family. Many of the trees growing on her property are dedicated to human loved ones, both past and present.
It just made my day to watch tree experts explain to Judy some of the same astonishing facts that have been part of the Gaia College curriculum for over 15 years now: Trees communicate with each other and with other living beings; they live symbiotically with insects and microorganisms like bacteria and mycorrhizal fungi; and they deploy sophisticated messaging and defense mechanisms in case of attack. Beeches, for example, release bitter-tasting tannins in response to browsing deer, while pines send out a perfume-like substance to attract ladybugs who help them against aphids.
Judy reacts by commenting on the forest being "a very social place", and her perspective is changing beyond seeing a tree solely as an individual. The best part is the expression on her face when, with the help of a listening device, she is able to hear the rumbling and popping sounds of water traveling up through a tree trunk in spring!
The film serves up a range of tree-related tidbits. It includes fabulous images of fungal hyphae and slime molds seeking out decaying organic matter. In a fascinating close-up, water, being released from a dead branch during cold weather, instantly freezes into bizarre hair-like structures. And, you might be pleasantly surprised to learn what 'arborglyphs' are.
Further on, a mature oak on Judy's property, serving as a study object for 3D-modelling, is found to have an astonishing 12 kilometres of branches, some 260,000 leaves, and around 25 tonnes of wood mass.
Another take features a display of the well-preserved remains of a 130' long warship from the time of Henry VIII. This single ship's timber frame was made from 600 oak trees, representing 40 acres of woodland - a floating forest!
For the bigger picture, a computer graphic shows seasonal fluctuations of atmospheric CO2 mainly around the Northern hemisphere, its levels falling in summer when trees absorb more of it, and rising in winter when deciduous leaves have been shed.
Check out Knowledge Network online wherever you are, in BC and beyond. I trust you are already well familiar with the CBC's "Nature Of Things" series with David Suzuki. There's never been so much choice of new and relevant information in all media. But above all, when the show is over, go outside and take a good look (and listen) around. My next blog will be on extinction — a rather less lighthearted and critically important topic.


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Review: Twilight of the Money Gods: Economics as a Religion and How it all went wrong
Review by Professor Roger Southall: Twilight of the Money Gods: Economics as a Religion and How it all went wrong by John Rapley. London; New York; Sydney; Toronto; New Delhi: Simon and Schuster. 2017.
Michael Gove, the Tory politician, declared during the Brexit referendum campaign that the British people had had enough of 'experts', by which he meant the economists who were predicting the disastrous consequences of the United Kingdom leaving the European Union. Gove was widely mocked at the time, and the present disastrous course of the Brexit negotiations suggests that, ultimately, the economists will have the last laugh, even though the damage awaiting the British economy will be far from a laughing matter. Even so, the thrust of John Rapley's argument in Twilight of the Money Gods is that, however dishonest Gove may have been about the consequences of Brexit, he was right to query the credentials of economics as a discipline and the status of economists as prophetic seers. Under modern capitalism, he argues, economics has replaced religion and economists have become its priests. Yet rather than leading us to the promised land, they have led us down the garden path.
Twilight takes us on a fascinating journey through the history of economic thought. It's a tour which, starting from Adam Smith and David Ricardo, takes us through the ideas of
the 'radical prophets' such as Karl Marx and V.I. Lenin; their neo-classical critics who rejected their worldly apocalypse; the crisis in faith caused by the Great Depression which yielded the new testament of John Maynard Keynes; and then the neo-classical reawakening led by Milton Friedman and Francis Hayek. He manages this in a remarkable manner, carefully spelling out the key ideas of the numerous (often obscure) economists he mentions, relating these to the problems and controversies of their age, and doing so in a manner that is fully comprehensible even to the more dull-witted non-economists among us. This is text, thankfully devoid of graphs and all the statistical wizardry that has become the economists' stock in trade. Accordingly, it should feature upon the reading lists of not only social science undergraduates but all those who want to understand the mess that modern capitalism has landed us in. In short, it's a damn good read, and an easy one, even for those who would be usually daunted any prospect of 'A History of Economic Thought'.
Rapley's argument rests upon two pillars. The first of these is the story of economics and its history is usually told from an Enlightenment narrative, in which science faces a heroic battle against ignorance and ultimately replaces religion in giving us codes to live by (p.10). His version is the functionalist argument that humans have always needed something to believe in. Accordingly, as the economies of Western Europe grew more steadily and rapidly over centuries, they posed questions which the old religions, which justified static, stratified societies, now found themselves unable to answer. But the economists seemingly could, providing guidance on how to reach the promised land of material abundance and endless contentment. This 'enlightenment' allowed humans to feel they had more control over their lives. As a result, they ascribed to economists the powers that they had previously left to the gods. Economists then helped us to seemingly build a heaven on earth, a cornucopia of consumption, new inventions and new delights – until it all went horribly bust in the recession of 2008, since when most of us have seen our living standards decline. In response, the priests retreated to their cloisters, bickering amongst themselves, leaving us to seek new creeds to light our paths to the future.
The second pillar of Rapley's book concerns the false status of economics as a science. Economists have sought to differentiate themselves from so-called 'soft' subjects such as sociology, anthropology and history, claiming a far greater capacity to predict human outcomes with conviction and accuracy. Yet 'if history teaches anything', writes Rapley, 'it's that whenever economists feel certain they have found the holy grail of endless peace and prosperity, the end of the present regime is nigh' (p. 399). Irving Fisher advised people to go out and buy shares on the eve of the Great Depression; the Keynesians claimed that they had mastered the tools to prevent another depression; and the evangelists of the neo-liberal era similarly assured us of their ability to deliver eternal stability in the run up to the crash of 2008.
Economics has aspired to become like physics. But whereas scientists will tell you that you can't change the laws of nature, and that all you hope to do is to manipulate them as far as you can to human advantage, 'economists don't just observe the laws of nature, they help make them' (p.399). If the assumption is that greed is good, then don't be surprised if people act greedily, yet it's only the blindly faithful who will really believe that this results in a better life for society as a whole.
Adam Smith and his disciples wrestled, 'uncomfortably but honestly', with the issues of slavery and imperial exploitation. But their later descendants largely ignored them, presuming a free market in which individuals are liberated to pursue their self-interested goals will necessarily lead to just outcomes (p. 411). Rapley suggests that the hubris in economics came not from a moral failing among economists, but from a false conviction that their belief was a science (p.400). He is surely too generous. As he elaborates in convincing detail, economists have had a habit of cosying up to political power, and western politicians have shown little compunction in using their so-called scientificity when and how it suits them. Yet, today, as the direction of capital flows has switched from west to east, 'the pursuit of self-interest has led to tribalization in our politics – a politics of fear over hope, and of false hope over truth' (p.411).
Rapley covers much familiar ground, outlining how the investment banks transformed the Western capitalist economies into something resembling a raucous casino in the years leading up to the 2008 crash. It's a sobering read, and one which reminds us that 'like any church', economics does its best work in opposition, when it is challenging received wisdom and speaking truth to power (p.398). Yet while it easy enough to preach the need for a new humility amongst economists, and for its purpose to become one of ethics rather than technocratic management, it is much more difficult to find an answer to his fundamental question: If we have lost our faith in economics as a religion which that works for everyone and not just politically connected elites, in what should we now believe?
Roger Southall, Department of Sociology, University of the Witwatersrand.


Τ When I started my blog at first I am thinking that how much time does a page, post or a blog needs to rank on Google. Then I research a lot to know that but there are no relevant data on the internet. After that, I do research on my own blogs and the results are very shocking. Do you want to know that?
A new user-friendly post from a newly created blog takes 8-15 months to rank. The same post from an old blog can takes 6-14 months to rank on Google. A unique post if it does not have any competitors from an old blog can be ranked within 3 hours to a month. And the same post from a new blog an takes up to 6 Mont to rank well.
If you are finding how many times does need a blog to rank on Google? It depends on many factors.
A newly created bog with low competition keywords and more than 50+ unique post can take 12+ months to rank well. And a newly created blog with 300+ not well written ( +non unique ) posts will be never rank in Google.
Why Google takes so much time to rank our blog?
Because of loyalty. Yes, it is the real reason. Google takes 1 to 2 years to check your loyalty. In this period they send a little number of visitors to your blog then Google monitors those visitors activity. If your visitors are happy with your work/content then they will send more visitors to your blog.
Do you want to leave your home and property alone in an unknown person's hand without any security? Obviously no, in the same way, Google Check your blog and it's post's one by one. If Google was happy with your work they will send the maximum number of visitors to your site.
It is very difficult To stay No.1 search engine. So Google has to know what their visitors are wanting. Without out knowing your blog well Google never going to send traffic on your blog.
How to rank faster on Google?
To Discussing that this post will be very long. I am trying my best to keep it much shorter I can.
There are many things that Google follow to rank a blog and if you know them well and, follow them then you are going to rank no.1 in the search result. But but but !!!! Never ever! ever! try to fool them to rank faster. If you research well you can find that Google always updated their ranking system.
In every update, thousands of websites go down because without obeying the rules they are trying to find the loopholes. Google is not a government property so they can change their rankings methods in any time without any warning.
Think that you create a post with the proper way and after that many people rank upper then you by spamming Google and after some time a new update will appear bam! They will go down for forever and your post will again rank higher.
Your post should be user-friendly. But what that means? That means your post should be well defined. You should use all those heading, images etc. In the appropriate position. The most important thing is you have to give your visitor the proper knowledge they are wanting.
Don't prefer that thing you don't know much more about. Do a proper research on that topic before creating a post.
To rank your post it should be a long user-friendly post with full of useful content. Do not use unnecessary data to make your post bigger. Use only necessary data. If it is possible you can add more related data about your post. Make your post as long as it can be using useful data not more than that. In Google, long posts are rank faster more than short posts. And sometimes a more user-friendly short post can rank higher than a long post.
Think that if I write this post without any heading it will be so boring and no one going to full post then your blog will go down. Those headings and subheading tell what about your content is. And you have to place them properly. Also, it helps Google bots to read your post properly.
The first <h1> (heading 1) tags should be used only one time. It is the title of your website and tells your visitors in witch concept your post is. Like you are wringing a post "How to Choose a proper diet for stay healthy" it is your title. Under this section, you have to write a brief description of your post. After that use <h2> (heading 2) using this you have to write a subheading.
Like under "How to Choose a proper diet for stay healthy" you can create an h2 tag like "Majic of veritable in your diet" Under this section, you have to write your post. And if you want to go deeper you can use h3 h4 h5 h6 too like under "Majic of veritable in your diet" this h2 heading you have to write something about that after that you can use an h3 tag like "The hidden power of carrots" under this section you can tell your users some benefits of carrots.
After writing about carrots, brinjal, beans etc. you can write them in the h3 tag. After that, if you want to write about Nonveg items you have to use h2 tag for that. Hope you understand what I want to tell you.
Your post paragraph should not be long it will bore your visitors. Break all long paragraph into medium parts it will make a good impression of your post. And if it is possible to use subheadings use them to make your post more glossy. If you use a long paragraph it will never go to user-friendly and you make your post very small it is difficult to rank it in Google.
As per google, you have to use at least one image in your post. I believe everyone has a baby like nature in his/her mind. So we always like to read that picture book like posts. Without any picture, a post is so boring. So try to put at least one related picture in your post. Also, keep in mind too many or big pictures can make your page slow to load.
Don't forget to add all tags in your image like alt tag, Title tag, description tag, caption tag they will help your image to rank on the search result. That means you can get visitors from image search.
The copyrighted materials mean video, image, audio, posts etc. using from other websites who didn't give you any permission for using it. if you use those materials google will decrease your page rank. If you need you can use a stock image from copyright free websites.
You should know what your visitors are wanting from you. If you give them what they are wanting then they will come back again. If it possible answer them as soon as possible it will create a bond between you and them. Also, you can get ideas from your visitors for your next post.
Each second takes your web to load it loses more visitors. A log loading website never ranks on google. So use a lite, simple, fast loading, user-friendly team that can help you to rank in the first place of search rest results.
Your post images should be well optimized because big images can decrease your page rank.
Use a schema ready them for your blog it will help Google crawlers to better understand your post and blog design. Rely schema is now the day a big factor in ranking on google.
Now the day's everyone is using AI voice assistance like SIRI, GOOGLE, BIXBY etc. they can understand your post via schema and show them to visitors.
Today in raking war the big atom bomb is AMP ( Accelerated Mobile Pages). Because it is fast to load and Google gives it the main priority in ranking.
The most important factor is if you ever search any terms in voice AI assistance it always saws the AMP version of that post. So that's the plus point of using AMP.
Instead of an SEO friendly title use a catchy title. I know It looks like accord but believes me it can help you to rank faster. Now the day's Google can understand what are you trying to say. So use a catchy title that forces people to read it.
Now the day's social media websites are very clever they always strongly trying to stick visitors in their site. That means if put your link in any post they are not going to promote (rank) it. There are only three platforms (1) +google, (2) Pinterest & (3) YouTube they really help you to get traffic.
Don't spend more time on the social network site instead of wearing a new post.
You will be quite shocked after hearing this. Backlinks never workes as you heard about from many bloggers. But how do backlinks works to rank our blog?
Via commenting on posts does not work as well. Google actually consider backlinking as a black hat SEO today.
Suppose you write a good and user-friendly guest post on a blog. After that, you left a catchy title with must read the related post link that you previously wrote on your blog. That link should be placed at the end of that post.
From that well-ranked website visitors will come on your gest post and after reading that post he must be curious about your post then he will think that it is a post from the same website. For reading that post they click on your post link then you got some new visitors. Your post is good and helpful then Then they can click more post link from your blog.
If you put a Google service like search console, analytics or adsance ad code on your blog this code send data to google what is your visitor doing on your blog. If they find they are enjoying your post google will rank up your blog and it posts.
Personally, I don't like backlinking. If I create a blog post on my own blog it can bring more traffic to my blog. Some blogger uses this strategy to make more post to their blog. That's why they allow guest posting on their site. That's why they force people to create backlinks.
you should use a clean fast loading premium them. Because heavy thems can slow your website. If you use a light to load them with simple design you can attract more people. Free themes are not working well for ranking.
your post should be well navigated so your visitor can easily find what are they wandering. This thing can increase your page views and sessions.
Your menu should be will navigated. And use breadcrumb on your website.
Use a good looking font and your visitor can easily read. Don't go with over stylist fonts that your visitors can never read out.l In my view font create a good impression of your blog.
When you want to highlight your text use only eye suitable colors instead of eye catchy font color. It makes your blog more professional looking.
Your links should not look like the same as regular post font.
Don't try to spam your visitors it can band your blog in search engine. Like you create a post about "how to create a blog" and you used a title how to earn $ 100000 in a day without any hard work". believe me google never going to rank those posts. Don't use too many keywords in a single post it is called keyword stuffing it is also one type of spamming. Now the days google consider backlinking as a black hat SEO.
Don't use adult/unethical contents on your blog it can permanently down your blog from search engines. Google does not allow unethical content. So it can be dangerous for your blog so stay away from those type of contents.
Yes, it is true ads can decrease your rank in search results.
The no 1 reason is please see this image. do you like to visit this website?
If you use too many ads in your post it creates a negative impact on your visitor's mind. I am not telling you to remove all of your ads from your blog.
Secondly, ads are some codings that take some time to load that means it really impacts on your blog performance. My preference is to use only 3-4 ads on a single page. If you want to rank well I will tell you to use ads after 7-8 months of your blog creations.
When you start a blog then try to avoid those short and high competing keywords. Use Long and low competing keywords. Before writing on many keywords do a research on google. How many posts are ranking on Google on the same keywords, how long their post is, how many images they are using etc. in details.
Try to Use your keyword in required positions like post title, meta description, first para, in h2 & h3 tags. I already created a post on keywords you can check this out by clicking on: What are Keywords. Your applied Keyword should not cross the amount of 4%.
The meta description is text snippet that shows in the search result after your post title. Write a short and good catchy description of your post. If anyone reads this and loves this they definitely going to visit your blog. It really helps you to rank higher.
Your visitors love to read that answers they are finding nothing else. So after your description do not write a huge junk of paragraph. Directly give that answer that they are wanting. After that, if you can give them a little big detailed knowledge then they are going to be interested in your post.
Interlinking is when you add your one post link to another post. Suppose some of your posts go viral and some are not so well. So when you put this nonviral post links into viral post page it can increase your page views, post engagement and google rank.
Use a short and catchy Domin related to your posts that anyone can easily remember. Most importantly always try herd to purchase a .com ltd domain if you do not find a .com domain then you can use similar ltd domains like .cc, .org etc. domain extensions.
In Google's blog, they cleared that your post should not contain any spelling and grammar mistake. To avoid those type of mistakes you can use Grammarly extension in chrome and Grammarly app in your smartphone without any charges.
If you are running an online e-store then this tips can be helpful. Do focus on add-on products. If anyone buying anything from your store then asks them to buy another item that other persons are buying together if it is possible to give them combo buy discount.
Like someone came to your shop to purchase a herbal shampoo and he/she was thinking that he/she will buy an herbal oil after some days but not now. Then after that, he will go to purchase that shampoo and he/she saw that your site offering him/her "If you purchase both shampoo and oil together you will get extra10% off. Imidieatly he/she will make her/his mind to purchase those both products.
It is the most important factor in ranking your website. If your server/hosting is slow (Respond time is hi) and it goes down many times then google never rank your blog and anyone going to visit your blog.
You should choose your hosting from famous hosting providers. WordPress.org always recommend Blue host hosting services at the first. To know how to purchase hosting service from Blue host read that post.
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CDN or Content Delivery System is a system that helps your website to load faster. It has a server available all over the world. If you register for CDN they Keep a copy of your website in their database. Think your blog is hosted on a US server and someone visite your blog from Asia then your website takes a long time to load. If you use CDN service then they have ever in your visitors country and it will contain copay of your blog When anyone visits your blog instead of loading from your server it will load from His country CDN providers server. It will help you to increase your page rank.
Your website should be on https protocol. SSL certificate shows that your connection is an end to end encrypted so your visitor/customers data is safe. Because customers safety is a no.1 priority to google so google prefer you to use an SSL certificate.


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When trying to connect to the public IP address of our office connection from the DC network, it does not work (and we need to be able todo this). I think this is because pfsence is expecting the traffic to be coming down the VPN, but its not? Or its routing is stuffed up some how?
Any ideas on where to go with this one?
Without posting the screenshots of your setting, no, not really any ideas. There's also debug mode for racoon for a reason. "It does not work" is not something to work with.
Cool.. here are the VPN settings, and the VLAN, WAN and Floating rules as well. Will sort some debug logs of racoon as well.


Cakes & More: A Simple Bread - Saying 'Hello' To My Bread Machine!
The bread looks fabulous Suma.Where did you buy the machine??
Wowie :) Hearty congratulations to you. Nice and awesome machine it is. Where did you buy this from, IBCA ?
Congrats on your new gadget!!..Its too pretty..
I have been following your blog from quite some time now & have made quite a lot of cakes so far.
Need a suggestion from you dear: I have convection oven, am not so happy with the cake it bakes. And end up baking cake in a cooker. Now planning to buy an OTG. Want to know if OTG is better than convection ovens in baking & grilling??..If yes which OTG is good??..Planning to buy Prestige 19ltrs, do you have any idea about this?. Can we make these kind of breads in an OTG??..Will look forward for your reply. Thanks a ton for those yummy receipes. God bless!
Ooohooo... that is nice! Congratulations on ur Bread machine! Now i'm sure there will be frequent bread-posts here!
Thats really wonderful to have a breas machine na, bread came out awesome.
@Tina and Sharmilee - Thanks!
@Madhuli, Divya - Got it from the US,you can look for it here too, you may not have a lot of choice and it could be a more expensive.
@Arch - Oh yes, its fun!
@Shetal - Thank you so much! No idea about Prestige, am sorry! Pls check my post on baking paraphernalia for info on OTGs. You can surely bake good breads in both microwave and OTG.
wow.. that is a super soft bread!
mmmmm...congrats for the new gadget dear. This is super easy.... A perfectly done bread.
Congratulations on the new machine!! Happy baking!
I have been doing some experiments with my panasonic bread machine and from what I had read wheat gluten is added mostly to whole wheat flour - 1 tbsp for every cup... The all purpose flour already has the required gluten...and the bread does taste pretty good too without added gluten. Also I find that the bread smells very yeasty. I adds 1 tsp for a medium loaf.. don't know how I can reduce that smell ..
This is my first post in your blog though I'm a frequent visitor of your pretty blog for quite sometime. I have tried a few cakes and breads from your blog with great success. Currently I am visiting Canada for few months and wondering if I could buy a bread machine like yours :) Can you please give me some more information (expert's comments) on it ... specially how you manage to operate it in Indian power supplies (220V)?
Hi Ipsita! Thanks so much for the encouraging words! I guess you could get one from Canada. I had to get a converter to use the machine. I am still learning my way around the bread machine, so am afraid I am not the right person for this :(. Good luck and be in touch!
Hi Shruthi! Congrats on getting the bread machine! My dough cycle sets for 1.50 mins. I have found that using water at room temperature and using about 1.5 teaspoons instant yeast for 3 - 3 1/2 cups of flour works better in my machine. Experiment with this..You are right about allowing the dough cycle to complete, competing the final rise in the bread pan and then baking it in the oven. Hope this helps!
hello mam, i have recieved a Professional Bread Maker as a gift . i want to bake bread in this one but i am confused in book they have mentioned that basic bread and dough recpies are developed using active dry yeast but in the recpies they have used bread machine yeast.How can i use dry active yeast in bread machine.please guide.
@Meenakshi - Congrats!! You can certainly use active dried yeast if you are not baking it on delay start mode as your water needs to be warm to get the yeast kick started. If baking the bread immediately, allow the yeast to proof and then carry on. Check my post on yeast for more info. And if you can get some good instant yeast, nothing like it!! Good luck!
i have always wanted to buy a bread machine and saw the first post in India (for me :-))for its use in this blog. my question is-how do i decide upon the make of machine-say between kenwood, panasonic and hirise WB? also does weighing ingredients is better option than approx measure for BM? would love to have your inputs.
@Aruna - Am glad! Am so sorry, I have no idea about Kenwood or Panasonic, may be you could check with people who have used these. Foodies in Bangalore or Home Bakers Guild on FB may give you an idea. But I would not recommend getting one from the US as my machine has conked and no way of getting it repaired..


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2015_03_31_15_25_54_042540 Marina Bay Sands and Helix Bridge, Singapore. (Canon EOS 5D Mark III / Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8 L II USM)
2015_03_31_13_49_10_042505 Super Tree Grove, Singapore. (Canon EOS 5D Mark III / Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8 L II USM)
2015_03_29_13_19_21_042263 Marina Bay, Singapore. (Canon EOS 5D Mark III / Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8 L II USM)
2015_04_03_14_39_20_042880 Gardens By The Bay, Singapore. (Canon EOS 5D Mark III / Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8 L USM)
2015_04_03_06_20_37_042814 Keppel Bay, Singapore. (Canon EOS 5D Mark III / Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8 L IS II USM)
2015_04_02_15_46_15_042724 Orchard Road, Singapore. (Canon EOS 5D Mark III / Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8 L II USM)
2015_04_01_10_01_34_042642 Sentosa Island, Singapore. (Canon EOS 5D Mark III / Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8 L USM)
2015_03_31_13_37_56_042501 Super Tree Grove, Singapore. (Canon EOS 5D Mark III / Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8 L USM)
2015_04_02_16_03_49_042733 Orchard Road, Singapore. (Canon EOS 5D Mark III / Canon EF 8-15mm f/4 L USM Fisheye)
2015_04_01_05_00_15_042566 Alexandra, Singapore. (Canon EOS 5D Mark III / Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8 L USM)
2015_04_01_10_31_32_042654 Sentosa Island, Singapore. (Canon EOS 5D Mark III / Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8 L II USM)
2015_04_03_14_19_28_042867 Helix Bridge, Singapore. (Canon EOS 5D Mark III / Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8 L USM)
2015_04_01_06_23_38_042623 The Southern Ridges, Singapore. (Canon EOS 5D Mark III / Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8 L USM)
2015_04_01_15_14_26_042673 Vivo City, Singapore. (Canon EOS 5D Mark III / Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8 L II USM)
2015_04_30_01_01_45_046246 The view from the top deck of Marina Bay Sands Hotel, Singapore. (Canon EOS 5D Mark III / Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8 L USM)
2015_04_03_04_39_13_042782 Hort Park, Singapore. (Canon EOS 5D Mark III / Canon EF 50mm f/1.2 L USM)
2015_04_03_15_29_26_042909 Marina Bay Sands, Singapore. (Canon EOS 5D Mark III / Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8 L USM)
2015_04_03_04_55_09_042784 The Interlace, Singapore. (Canon EOS 5D Mark III / Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8 L USM)
2015_04_04_08_18_22_042959 Yishun, Singapore. (Canon EOS 5D Mark III / Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8 L USM)
2015_04_04_13_54_01_042972 Park Royal Hotel, Singapore. (Canon EOS 5D Mark III / Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8 L IS II USM)
2015_04_03_15_23_26_042902 And of course in pink. Marina Bay Sands, Singapore. (Canon EOS 5D Mark III / Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8 L USM)


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MEMOS: Upset over salvos, Habitat Division employees rebut claims.
Under assault by the governor's office, state habitat biologists are firing back with feisty memos, legislative testimony and an Internet site designed to tell their side of the story.
The governor has made false and misleading statements about their work, the biologists' memos say, and with a little investigation, anybody can see that Frank Murkowski's statements fall flat.
"Most of the information reported was incorrect," wrote Clayton Hawkes, a habitat biologist in Juneau, in a Feb. 10 memo to his supervisor.
Gov. Murkowski targeted the Habitat Division of the Alaska Department of Fish and Game in his State of the State address and in recent public appearances, portraying the biologists as obstructionists who block development in the interest of environmental protection. To spur the economy and chop bureaucracy, Murkowski announced last month that he would abolish the Habitat Division.
Through executive order, the governor is transferring the Fish and Game commissioner's authority to protect fish and wildlife habitat to the Department of Natural Resources. Thirty-six Habitat employees will move to that department, 22 will be laid off and the rest will transfer to other divisions of Fish and Game.
The Legislature has until April 15 to overturn the executive order. If lawmakers decline, it would mark the first time in state history that the Department of Fish and Game would lack legal authority over habitat.
The change would mean that decisions about oil and gas projects or timber sales that affect fish, for example, will be made at Natural Resources, not Fish and Game. Natural Resources is typically viewed as a land manager, while Fish and Game is more the guardian of creatures with fur and scales.
Murkowski said environmental protections will remain the same under DNR's watch, but critics don't buy it. And they view the dismantling of Habitat as backlash by irritated developers, especially loggers, and their political allies.
"This action appears to be nothing more than a punitive effort to punish a division and its staff for doing their jobs," state wildlife biologist David Person told a legislative panel this month.
Person was one of several biologists who have spoken out about the governor's action.
Axing the Habitat Division is necessary because its staff has developed a reputation "for delay, a reputation for inflexibility, and an import based on protection on the basis of personal viewpoint," Murkowski told reporters last month.
The governor cited a slew of projects that biologists have allegedly nitpicked to the point of causing millions of dollars in lost time and unneeded environmental studies.
Among them is the Dorothy Lake hydroelectric project.
The 4 mile-long glacial lake, high in the mountains east of Juneau, would generate electricity for Alaska's capital city. The project, which needs a license from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, is on schedule, said Mike Henry, a FERC official in Portland, Ore. But Murkowski raised Dorothy Lake as a postcard example of Habitat's unreasonable demands and delaying tactics.
The controversy swirls around eastern brook trout. The federal government stocked Dorothy Lake with the non-native species in the early 1900s. Accessible only by floatplane, the remote lake never took off as much of a sport fishing destination. Still, the trout bred and populated the lake and continue to decades later. But if the hydro project goes in, their future could be in jeopardy. Habitat biologists said drawing the lake down to provide water for the hydro plant would make it difficult at times for the fish to reach their spawning grounds in a nearby stream.
But developers say protecting the trout would make the project too expensive.
Murkowski went a step further. The protections Habitat called for were not only unreasonable but biologically unnecessary, he told reporters. From personal experience, the governor said, he has watched water from the Ward Lake system in Ketchikan be diverted to help run the now-defunct Ketchikan Pulp Co. mill. He was referring to a dam built in the 1950s when the pulp mill was constructed.
"There are eastern brook trout in that system previous to this dam being built, and there are eastern brook trout today. And I don't know a lot about habitat biology, but I do know that they managed to survive, and they're still there for the enjoyment of folks in Ketchikan," Murkowski said.
He doesn't know what he's talking about, the biologists say. The Connell Lake dam the governor referred to perches on a lake that doesn't contain any brook trout, said Bill Hanson, regional supervisor for the Habitat Division in Southeast.
"The lake that fish are in has nothing to do with the dam," Hanson said.
The brook trout live in Perseverance Lake, the uppermost lake in the system. A waterfall blocks the brook trout from migrating between the two lakes, and water withdrawals associated with the dam never affected the fish, according to a memo prepared by habitat biologists and signed by Hanson, their boss.
While the Connell Lake dam and brook trout have no connection, the dam does have a relationship with other species, and it isn't a good one, critics say. The governor failed to mention that the dam "currently blocks several miles of stream and lake habitat that previously supported coho salmon, sockeye salmon and steelhead," the memo adds.
The governor also zeroed in on another hydroelectric project to make his case that habitat biologists have run amok.
At the Power Creek hydro project built near Cordova a few years ago, biologists actually made the developer, Whitewater Engineering Inc., wash boulders before placing them along the banks of a diversion channel to stabilize it, the governor said.
His spokesman, John Manly, repeated the story during a press briefing in early March.
"It seems like this particular power plant was going in way up in the hills where there are no fish. And the biologist was just requiring a lot of unnecessary steps to be taken that just didn't seem reasonable. For example, we got a big picture in here of an excavator holding up a rock, a big boulder, while they sprayed it down with water so that, I guess, the sand and gravel that was stuck to the rock wouldn't go into the creek," Manly said.
Manly's statements are not supported by the facts, wrote Cevin Gilleland, the biologist in charge of making sure the hydroelectric plant didn't damage fish habitat.
Manly's first error was to say that Power Creek is devoid of fish where the hydro plant was built, habitat biologists said.
"This statement is simply false," Gilleland said.
A well-documented Dolly Varden population lives in the upper reaches of Power Creek. Sockeye, coho, pink and chum salmon as well as cutthroat trout are also present farther downstream, Gilleland wrote.
The remarks about washing rocks are also misleading, said Gilleland and his supervisor, Lance Trasky.
The Habitat Division did not require Whitewater to wash any rocks, Gilleland said, although the permit he issued told the developer not to pollute the downstream spawning grounds.
"The developer decided to try to wash the rock rather than purchase clean rock from the local gravel pit owner," his memo states.
Absurd as it may sound, washing rock before putting it into a fish stream is considered a "best management practice," a step recommended to protect spawning beds. If muddy rocks get placed in a stream, the water washes away the sediment, which can end up smothering fish eggs and choking juvenile fish, biologists say.
Although Habitat may not have told Whitewater specifically not to wash the rock, the company interpreted it as a requirement, president Thom Fischer said.
"At the end of the day, we did exactly what Cevin Gilleland said to do," Fischer said.
While Murkowski and Fischer said Habitat unnecessarily delayed the project, the biologists contend that setbacks were really caused by chronic avalanches, including one that killed a worker in April 1999; poor planning; and faulty engineering. The division has forwarded 15 alleged permit and pollution violations against Fischer's company to the district attorney.
"Cevin Gilleland isn't known to tell the truth," he said.
Fischer can say anything he wants, Gilleland said.
He pointed to a stack of documents and digital photos Habitat has amassed on the project and said the paperwork speaks for itself.
The state Division of Occupational Safety and Health also has plenty of files that document the delays, not caused by Habitat but by safety violations that resulted in project shutdowns, Gilleland and other habitat biologists said.
On behalf of his company, Fischer pleaded no contest to criminally negligent homicide in 2001 in connection with the fatal accident. He said it was the Habitat Division's fault that the worker was placed in harm's way. Because of project delays, Whitewater was forced to work during the most dangerous times of the year, he said.
Whitewater failed to prepare for the hazards, and Fish and Game had nothing to do with the avalanches, Gilleland wrote.
The biologists also are disputing what they see as other reckless statements by the governor.
One of the points Murkowski has used to discredit the biologists was a 1995 annual report Habitat prepared for the state Board of Forestry. The report said that state budget cuts had enfeebled the Habitat Division to the point that it could no longer certify the long-term health of Alaska's fish and wildlife. The division simply no longer had enough staff to do the job, according to the report.
The 27-page document also said that biologists' ability to enforce the main law that regulates logging -- the Forest Practices Act -- remained "seriously deficient." Alaska could expect continued degradation in the abundance, quality and availability of fish and wildlife, especially on private land.
The timber industry vehemently rebutted the claims. Environmentalists and others waved the report as a red warning sign that years of industrial logging and budget cuts to Habitat were taking a serious toll on Alaska species.
Murkowski said last month "after more than a year of scientific reviews and investigations that consumed a vast amount of state time and state money, virtually all the allegations were proven to be unfounded."
Nothing could be further from the truth, habitat biologists said.
A committee of scientific experts looked into the Habitat report and found a host of issues that needed correcting, biologist Steve Albert said.
"The governor's statement that 'almost all the allegations were proven to be unfounded' is totally inaccurate, misleading and indicates that he has been severely misinformed by his timber industry cronies," Albert wrote in a memo.
Albert detailed some of the changes that emerged from the process, including improved standards for logging on steep slopes and recommendations for building logging roads in unstable areas.
On another score, Murkowski's comments about a mysterious pizza party to celebrate closure of the Ketchikan Pulp mill were absolutely fabricated, according to several biologists.
In his news conference last month, Murkowski chastised Habitat for allegedly sponsoring a pizza party in Juneau to cheer the controversial mill's demise in 1997. The mill was Southeast's largest private employer, with hundreds of high-paying jobs. Ketchikan Pulp also was a longtime target of environmentalists because of the mill's chronic pollution problems and its appetite for old-growth timber.
The pizza party remark made them look like a bunch of gloating greenies, not professional scientists, several biologists have said. But it also left many scratching their heads.
"Although we were certain that the division had not and would not have sponsored such an event (and certainly what employees do on their own time is irrelevant), we have asked all of our staff as well as the former SE regional supervisor whether any such event took place inside or outside the workplace. No one has any idea what the governor was referring to, and we can state categorically that this statement was erroneous," a memo by Hanson states.
The Habitat staff addressed their memos to acting division director Kerry Howard, who has declined to be interviewed. Her boss, Fish and Game Commissioner Kevin Duffy, refused to comment on the memos during a recent news conference.
Duffy said it was pointless to look to the past. The job at hand, he said, is to put the governor's executive order into effect as smoothly as possible.
One of the men widely regarded to be an architect of the executive order, special assistant for natural resources Jack Phelps, repeated Duffy's comments Wednesday.
"I don't have time to resurrect the past," Phelps said. "I'm not going to be pulled into a debate about those memos."
Phelps, former executive director of the Alaska Forest Association, a timber industry trade association, said he's confident the transfer of habitat permitting to DNR will not compromise environmental protection. The same biologists will be on the job, looking out for the interests of fish and wildlife.
"There is no empowerment that will be taken away from them. We expect them to challenge the foresters or the mine folks" at DNR, Phelps said.
He denied that the Habitat move was orchestrated by the timber industry. Many Alaskans have expressed support for the move from a variety of walks of life, Phelps said.
Among those who have testified in favor are the Alaska Oil and Gas Association, the Resource Development Council, shellfish farmers and dive fishermen. But at the legislative hearings held so far, the majority spoke against the move.
A gag order in December barred biologists from speaking to reporters, and many said that has crippled their efforts to defend themselves. The governor's office has since relaxed the order and biologists are hungry to talk about what's happening to the division. Besides writing memos and testifying to the Senate Resources and House State Affairs committees, the biologists have mounted a Web site that lays out their perspective and asks the public to weigh in.
Getting one's side of the story out helps ease some of the discomfort of having your name trashed in the public without the opportunity to respond, said Ben Kirkpatrick, a habitat biologist in Juneau, in an interview. But it doesn't take away all the sting.
"Morale is very low because we've had very inaccurate perceptions made about us statewide. Lots of people don't know what habitat biologists do. But everyone knows the governor. I'm just not sure where he got his facts from," Kirkpatrick said.
Daily News reporter Paula Dobbyn can be reached at pdobbyn@adn.com or 907-257-4317.


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The first independent post-legislative reviews of anti-terrorism legislation were conducted by Lord Shackleton (1978), Earl Jellicoe (1983) and Sir George Baker (1984).
Review was then placed on an annual footing. Yearly reviews were conducted by Sir Cyril Phillips (of 1984 and 1985), Viscount Colville QC (of 1986-1992), John Rowe Q.C. (of 1993-2000) and Lord Carlile Q.C. (of 2001-2009).
There have also been a number of independent reports of a forward-looking nature, not accessible through this site, notably the Diplock Report of 1972 (Cmnd 5185), the Gardiner Report of 1975 (Cmnd 5847) and the Lloyd Report of 1996 (Cm 3420).
A very brief commentary on these reports is in my working paper "Review of Terrorism Laws: Searchlight or Veil?", written in February 2014 and available from the "speeches and articles" section of this website.
Terrorist Asset-Freezing in 2013/14 (March 2015)
My annual report on the operation of the Terrorist Asset-Freezing &c. Act 2010 was published on 12 March 2015. Read more…
TPIMs in 2014 (March 2015)
Both my annual report on the operation of the Terrorist Prevention and Investigation Measures (TPIMs) Act 2011 and the Government's response were laid before Parliament and published on 12 March 2015. They are summarised here. Read more…
The Terrorism Acts in 2013 (July 2014)
My annual report into the operation of the Terrorism Acts was laid before Parliament by the Home Secretary at 10.30 this morning. A pdf of the report is here, and it appears on the gov.uk website here. Read more…
Today's annual report on the operation in 2013 of Terrorism Prevention and Investigation Measures (TPIMs), the successor to control orders, was laid before Parliament at 1030. Read more…
Reports from 1978 to 2001
The reports of independent reviewers from Lord Shackleton (1978) to John Rowe Q.C. (2001), together with Government responses, can be found on this external site. The reports are in UK copyright libraries but most of them became available on the internet only in 2014, thanks to Mitch Hanley and a grant from Harvard University.
Lord Carlile's control order reports, 2006-2011
Lord Carlile published six reports into the operation of the control order system provided for by the Prevention of Terrorism Act 2005. They informed the annual parliamentary renewal debates that were required under that Act. The PTA 2005 was repealed and replaced by the Terrorism Prevention and Investigation Measures Act 2011, which is also subject to annual review. Read more…
Terrorist Asset-Freezing in 2012/13 (December 2013)
Report on the operation of the Terrorist Asset-Freezing &c. Act in 2012/13
Published and laid before Parliament in December 2013, this is the third annual report on the operation of TAFA 2010. Like its predecessor, it is intended as a yearly update to the detailed treatment of the subject in the report of December 2011. Read more…
Report on the Terrorism Acts in 2012
Government's response of November 2013
Of the three annual reports that I am required to produce, the fullest and most wide-ranging is my summer report into the operation of the Terrorism Acts. Read more…
Report on Terrorism Prevention and Investigation Measures Act 2011 in 2012
Government response May 2013, Cm 8614
This report, published in March 2013, was the first evaluation of the operation of the TPIM legislation. There are 8 recommendations set out in the report. Read more…
Report on the operation of the Terrorist Asset-Freezing etc. Act 2010 in 2011/12
This report is the second on the 2010 act. The act gives HM Treasury powers to freeze the assets of individuals or groups thought to be involved in terrorism, whether in the UK or abroad, and to deprive them of access to financial resources.


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Children, Computer Literacy, Economic Growth, Education, Global Poverty, Youth education
The Importance of Computer Science Education in School
While the UN recently approved the Sustainable Development Goals in January 2016, eradicating poverty and combating climate change are considered the top two global problems. More than ever before, computer science education will be crucial for students in low-income communities in order to avoid poverty.
In today's world of technology, it is imperative for students to become exposed to computer technology at a young age.
To ensure children learn about computer technology at an early age, New York City Mayor, Bill de Blasio, announced that within 10 years, all students attending the city's public schools would be required to take computer science courses.
New York City plans to spend $81 million over the next 10 years and estimates training 5,000 teachers in the field, which could be a potential issue.
"The difficulty is getting enough teachers who are trained in it, and trained well enough to make it a good introduction to computer science," said Barbara Ericson, the director of computing outreach at Georgia Tech's College of Computing. "And if you are well-trained in computer science, you can make a lot more money in industry than teaching."
Of the $81 million needed, half of the money will be raised through private sources, including the Robin Hood Foundation and venture capitalist Fred Wilson.
Interestingly, a survey done by Google found that many poor parents want their children to learn computer science education so they have the opportunity to lead a better life.
While 15.3 percent of New York City lives in poverty, the opportunity for these students to be exposed to computer science at a young age could change the course of poverty and their futures.
"Stimulating the curiosity of today's young students for math and science is critical for creating tomorrow's physicists, mathematicians and cosmologists," said Rocky Kolb, Dean of the Physical Sciences Division at the University of Chicago.
With knowledge of computer education, students have the opportunity to attend college studying the field and could possibly work in New York City's fastest-growing technology sector.
"If we can get them earlier, I think we can get them excited about it," Mr. Wilson said.
– Alexandra Korman
Sources: Gigaom, NY Times, United States Census, University of Chicago,
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Nikola Motor Co. to bring 2,000 jobs, $1 billion investment to Arizona
Nikola Motor Co., a maker of zero-emissions commercial trucks, plans to relocate to Buckeye and hire 2,000 people there, with a $1-billion investment
Nikola Motor Co. to bring 2,000 jobs, $1 billion investment to Arizona Nikola Motor Co., a maker of zero-emissions commercial trucks, plans to relocate to Buckeye and hire 2,000 people there, with a $1-billion investment Check out this story on azcentral.com: http://azc.cc/2E0p3Pz
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey and other state and business officials joined leaders from Nikola Motor Company on Jan. 30, 2018, as the truck manufacturer announced it will move its operations and headquarters to Buckeye, Arizona, bringing 2,000 jobs. Nikola Motor Company
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Nikola Motor Company's Nikola One, one of the truck manufacturer's hydrogen-electric semitrucks. The company announced Jan. 30, 2018, that it will move its operations and headquarters to Buckeye, Arizona, bringing 2,000 jobs. Nikola Motor Company
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey and other state and business officials joined leaders from Nikola Motor Company on Jan. 30, 2018, as the truck manufacturer announced it will move its operations and headquarters to Buckeye, Arizona, bringing 2,000 jobs.
Russ Wiles, The Republic | azcentral.com Published 2:21 p.m. MT Jan. 30, 2018 | Updated 3:01 p.m. MT Jan. 30, 2018
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey and other state and business officials joined leaders from Nikola Motor Company on Jan. 30, 2018, as the truck manufacturer announced it will move its operations and headquarters to Buckeye, Arizona, bringing 2,000 jobs.(Photo: Nikola Motor Company)
A maker of zero-emissions commercial trucks said it will establish its manufacturing operations and move its headquarters to metro Phoenix, bringing 2,000 jobs here.
Nikola Motor Co. announced it will establish operations in Buckeye, jump-starting the development of the Douglas Ranch section on the north side of the city. Gov. Doug Ducey called it a "huge announcement" that will include a $1-billion capital investment, with 4,000 construction jobs, too.
Nikola, a privately-held company currently located in Salt Lake City, plans to begin hiring in 2019 for what it calls a highly automated manufacturing facility, with production starting the following year on its hydrogen-electric semitrucks.
The facility eventually could result in 20,000 jobs in metro Phoenix considering that each direct-hire automotive-manufacturing job creates 10 jobs for suppliers and related services, said Trevor Milton, the company's CEO.
Milton said Nikola examined 30 sites in nine states before selecting Buckeye.
"Every governor rolled out the red carpet," he said. "We needed a state that's very pro-business, that really wanted us to succeed."
Why Arizona?
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey and other state and business officials joined leaders from Nikola Motor Company on Jan. 30, 2018, as the truck manufacturer announced it will move its operations and headquarters to Buckeye, Arizona, bringing 2,000 jobs. (Photo: Nikola Motor Company)
Milton alluded to "complex" financial incentives tied to the announcement but did not elaborate. Buckeye said it will rebate 49 percent of the sales taxes related to the construction and operation of the facility.
Susan Marie, a spokeswoman for the Arizona Commerce Authority, said Arizona will provide up to $46.5 million in job-training and tax-abatement incentives, contingent on Nikola hiring employees and investing in the facility. More than $41 million of that would be in the form of tax credits.
Milton estimated 80 to 90 percent of the 2,000 direct jobs would be local hires, with some specialty positionsincluding research and development staff transferring from Utah.
Other important factors in the selection of Buckeye included a large, qualified labor force in metro Phoenix, the presence of the engineering school at Arizona State University, favorable weather for year-round manufacturing and the planned construction of Interstate 11, a freeway that would run from Mexico to Canada.
'A catalyst for Buckeye'
Nikola Motor Company's Nikola One, one of the truck manufacturer's hydrogen-electric semitrucks. The company announced Jan. 30, 2018, that it will move its operations and headquarters to Buckeye, Arizona, bringing 2,000 jobs. (Photo: Nikola Motor Company)
The company claims to have 8,000 orders for its fuel-cell truck but faces competition from other manufacturers, including Toyota, Tesla, Daimler, Volvo, Navistar and Cummins, reported Trucks.com.
Douglas Ranch, at 37,000 acres, eventually could have a population of 300,000 people living in 120,000 homes. Mike Ingram, chairman of El Dorado Holdings, a developer of Douglas Ranch, predicted other upcoming economic-development announcements for the area tied to innovation and technology. The Nikola facility will occupy 500 acres.
Chris Camacho, president and CEO of the Greater Phoenix Economic Council, called the Nikola investment "a catalyst for Buckeye in advanced technology."
Reach the reporter at russ.wiles@arizonarepublic.com or 602-444-8616.
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Протестантський хорал ( букв. — «протестантська церковна пісня»), часто скорочено хорал — 1) одноголосна церковна пісня в протестантському богослужінні, що переважно виконується лютеранами німецькою мовою; 2) багатоголоса (у типовому випадку чотириголосних) обробка (одноголосної) церковної пісні в моноритмичній фактурі. Уперше виник у Німеччині у XVI столітті, у роки реформації та селянських війн.

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У Німеччині словосполучення «протестантський хорал» часто замінюють єдиним словом «хорал», якщо з контексту ясно, що мова йде про церковну музику протестантів. У такому ж сенсі існує слово «хорал» і у музичних термінах «хоральної обробки» () і «хоральної прелюдії» (), тобто багатоголоса обробка (одноголосої) церковної пісні протестантів для органу та інших клавішних інструментів, імпровізаційного характеру, часто поліфонічного складу.

Словом «хорал» (, ) німецькі композитори епохи бароко (найвідоміші хорали в кантатах і ораторіях В. С. Баха) позначали багатоголосні обробки (одноголосих) церковних пісень у моноритмічній (тобто, нота-проти-ноти) фактурі, тому таку фактуру гомофонного складу часто називають «хоральною». Гармонізація заданої мелодії в хоральній фактурі (жаргонно — «стовпи») обов'язкове завдання в професійній освіті музикантів аж до наших днів.

Лютеранський хорал
Строфічна форма хоралу називається бар (). Кожна строфа складається з двох стовпів () і приспіву ().

Лютеранська церковна мелодія написана в строгому стилі як і плавний розспів католиків, тобто до її складу входять лише інтервали діатонічної гами. У цих піснеспівах виключені хроматичні півтони, рухи на збільшення та зменшення інтервали, стрибки на велику сексту, септиму та октаву. Однак в акомпанементі супровідні голоси не можуть йти на вищезазначені інтервали.

Суворий характер мелодії вимагає відповідного супроводу. Задана мелодія () спочатку поміщається в тенорі, а пізніше переноситься у верхній голос. Модулюється у супроводі хоралу в лади, що споріднені з головним. Гармонізація хоралу повинна мати консонуючий чи діатонічний характер. У супровідних голосах допускаються прохідні ноти, але тільки діатонічні.

Хорал пишеться чотириголосно. Під час богослужіння чотириголосний хорал виконується на органі, а прихід співає мелодію в унісон (октаву). Хорал, у якому супровід має прохідні нотами, затримки і мелодійну фігурацію з фігурою, проведеною імітаційно по всім супровідним голосам, називається «фігурованим хоралом». У такому хоралі є прелюдія, між строфами — інтермедія, а у закінченні хоральної мелодії — постлюдія в акомпанементі.

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 Тюлін Ю. Н.  Введення в гармонічний аналіз на основі хоралів Баха. Ленінград: Видання державної консерваторії, 1927.

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Taylor Airport , also known as Taylor Municipal Airport, is a public airport located  southwest of the central business district of Taylor, a city in Navajo County, Arizona, United States. The airport covers  and has one runway.

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Airports in Navajo County, Arizona