SEO Fact

Google does not “penalise” duplicate content - it will just show one page over another. If there are 3 pages of duplicate content on your website it generally will only show 1 result on a Google results page, (unless the search is incredibly longtail and specific – but of course we now get the “omitted results” link displayed). Google just shows the content that it feels is most relevant to the users search. New algorithms take into account things like content age (so original content is more likely to rank higher). (Greg gives the best explanation, not Matt)

Science Facts

* About 49,000 species of vertebrates exist in our planet. * Mouse is the most successful and rapidly evolving mammal. * One nautical mile is equal to 1852 meters. * Kwashiorkor is a disease caused due to the deficiency of dietary protein. * Pycnometer is a device used to determine the density of a liquid.

SEO

Onsite SEO is Necessary But Not Sufficient Yes, optimizing title tags, site structure (keep it flat) and load-speed are important. Many experiments have shown these elements are in the Google algorithm.

Science facts today

* The Human Brain has about 50-100 billion neurons (nerve cells). * In a plant, photosynthesis takes place much faster than respiration. * The chemical name for rat poison is zinc phosphide. * Agrostology is the scientific study of grasses. * The diameter of the milky way galaxy is about 100,000 light years.

Google Analytics

Google Analytics is implemented with "page tags". A page tag, in this case called the Google Analytics Tracking Code (GATC) is a snippet of JavaScript code that the website owner user adds to every page of the website. The GATC code runs in the client browser when the client browses the page (if JavaScript is enabled in the browser) and collects visitor data and sends it to a Google data collection server as part of a request for a web beacon. The GATC loads a larger Javascript file from the Google webserver and then sets variables with the user's account number. The larger file (currently known as ga.js) is typically 18 KB. The file does not usually have to be loaded, though because of browser caching. Assuming caching is enabled in the browser, it downloads ga.js only once at the start of the visit. Furthermore, as all websites that implement GA with the ga.js code use the same master file from Google, a browser that has previously visited any other website running Google Analytics will already have the file cached on their machine. In addition to transmitting information to a Google server, the GATC sets first party cookies (If cookies are enabled in the browser) on each visitor's computer. These cookies store anonymous information such as whether the visitor has been to the site before (new or returning visitor), the timestamp of the current visit, and the referrer site or campaign that directed the visitor to the page (e.g. search engine, keywords, banner or email).

Science Facts today

* The Channel-billed Cuckoo (Scythrops novaehollandiae) is the largest species of cuckoo in the world. * Xenon is a colourless, odourless, heavy noble gas that is used in gas-discharge lamps. * Rainforest Rocket Frog is a terrestrial, diurnal frog found in Panama and Costa Rica. * A barograph is an instrument used for recording the variations in atmospheric pressure over a period of time in a paper called barogram. * Golden-headed Manakin is a small bird found in South America. It weighs about 12.5 g.

SEO Facts

1.It is not invisible: You might not be able to put your hands on it right away but there are ways to physically see and feel movement. A search engine marketing company should be able to identify exactly what it is that they are doing each month. You should be able to physically see the efforts that have been conducted. If they tell you that it is their own secret recipe I would be very wary about this because there is no secret recipe when it comes to search engine marketing. 2. It takes time: Regardless of what you do or how much money you pour into your SEO efforts your rankings are not going to grow over night. Things take time and if you are in a competitive space things might take even longer. You will see some movement fairly soon but cold hard rankings really don’t happen right away. You need to be patient and wait your turn. 3. Trickery does not work: Try to get the idea of performing any trickery on your website out of your head because you could end up just landing yourself a penalty in the search engines. Black hat SEO only creates short winded rankings that never really stick around for the long term.

Science fact today

* Serology is a branch of science which deals with the study of blood serum and other fluids in the body. * Penicillin was discovered by Alexander Fleming in 1928. * A green jar viewed through a red glass appears black. * One H.P (Horse Power) is equal to 746 watts. * A rabbit's cell contains 44 chromosomes.

Science fact today

* The structure of DNA was first proposed by James D. Watson and Francis Crick in 1953. * Thermistor is an instrument whose resistance varies with temperature. * A fully-grown female roundworm can lay about 200,000 eggs a day. * About 60% of the Earth's crust is made up of feldspars (a group of tectosilicate minerals). * Rüppell's Vulture is the highest flying bird in the world. It can fly at an altitude of 11,000 metres above sea level.

Google earth

Google Earth is a virtual globe, map, and geographical information program that was originally called EarthViewer 3D. It was created by Keyhole, Inc, a Central Intelligence Agency funded company acquired by Google in 2004. It maps the Earth by the superimposition of images obtained from satellite imagery, aerial photography and GIS 3D globe. It was available under three different licenses. Now it is under two licenses. Google Earth is a free version with limited function and Google Earth Pro, which is intended for commercial use, and costs $399 per year. The third license was called Google Earth Plus, had additional features, but was discontinued. The product re-released as Google Earth in 2005. It is available for use on personal computers. It is also available as a browser plug-in. It can be downloaded to Android phones and iPhones. It is the most used map in the U.S. now. Read more at http://www.omg-facts.com/category/5/Technology#i6ZDJBjbk8lg2Kzz.99

Tech Facts

* The Motorola DynaTAC 8000X was the first cell phone sold in the US; launched on April 11, 1984, it was designed by Rudy Krolopp and weighed 2 pounds. * About 20% of the videos on YouTube are music related. * 24 hours of video viewing is uploaded every minute on YouTube. * People view 15 billion videos online every month. * On average, US onliners view 100 videos per month each.

Science fact today

* The concept of atomic number was first proposed by Henry Moseley. * Hardness of a substance is measured by using Mho's scale. * Safety Pin was invented by Walter Hunt in 1849. * The estimated mass of the Earth is 5,940,000,000,000,000,000,000 metric tons. * The Orangutan is the largest tree-dwelling mammal in the world.

Tech Facts

* The first known cell phone virus, Cabir.A, appeared in 2004. * Since 2008, video games have outsold movie DVDs. * Amazon sells more e-books than printed books. * Facebook has 500 million registered users… about 100 million less than QQ. * About 1.8 billion people connect to the Internet, 450 million of them speak English. See list of Internet languages.

Science fact today

* * The saltwater crocodile is the largest living reptile in the world. * Stars account for 98% of the matter in a galaxy. * Meninges is a system of membranes that encloses the brain and the spinal cord. * The axial tilt of the Earth is nearly equal to 23.4°. * The African bush elephant is the largest living terrestrial animal in the world.

Tech facts

1.160 billion emails are sent daily, 97% of which are spam. 2.Spam generates 33bn KWt-hours of energy every year, enough to power 2.4 million homes, producing 17 million tons of CO2. 3.9 out of every 1,000 computers are infected with spam. 4.Spammer get 1 response to every 12 million emails they send (yet it still makes them a small profit). 5.A twillionaire is a twitterer with a million or more followers. 6.There are some 1 billion computers in use. 7.There are some 2 billion TV sets in use. 8.There are more than 4 billion cell phones in use. About 3 million cell phones are sold every day.

Science facts of the day

1. There are 62,000 miles of blood vessels in the human body – laid end to end they would circle the earth 2.5 times 2. At over 2000 kilometers long, The Great Barrier Reef is the largest living structure on Earth 3. The risk of being struck by a falling meteorite for a human is one occurrence every 9,300 years 4. A thimbleful of a neutron star would weigh over 100 million tons 5. A typical hurricane produces the energy equivalent of 8,000 one megaton bombs

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Tablet technology takes teaching into 21st century

Emma McCluskey's classroom looks much like any other. A verb chart, posters and pupils' work adorn the walls. The children lean over their desks, seven and eight-year-old brows furrowed in concentration. In its essence, it is a scene that could have been recorded at any time since related stories Tablet gets Tough and Rugged Tablets are more popular than smartphones Tablets taking over from TV Shakespeare was at school. Except it isn't. Instead of textbooks, the pupils are pouring over tablet computers linked in to a wireless broadband network. There are still pencils in their hands but for how much longer? In an age when toddlers learn to use touchscreens before they can speak, tablet technology is about to take teaching into a brave new word, and McCluskey's students have been invited to the preview. In September, the British School of Paris (BSP), where McCluskey teaches, became one of a handful of schools across Europe to take the plunge and decide to restructure their teaching around the technology that is already integral to its students' lives. Every pupil at the international school on the outskirts of Paris, from four-year-olds to university-bound 18-year-olds and every member of staff, was issued with an iPad at the start of the autumn term. Not everyone was convinced. Parents fretted that their children would be on Facebook as soon as their teachers' backs were turned, or that an iPad in the bag would make then a target for mugging. Three months on, everyone involved is still adapting and the experiment has not been without hiccups. Surfing on the move during break times, for example, had to be banned after a few children took a tumble. But overall, the verdict is positive from both pupils and staff like McCluskey, who lights up when she talks about an upcoming project on maps. "Normally it's quite a drabby kind of topic but it's brilliant now," she says. "We're going to be taking birds eye view photographs with the iPad and then were doing a (virtual) tour of the school." Like most European schools, the BSP was already linked into a virtual learning environment, with resources increasingly drawn from the Internet and classrooms equipped with interactive whiteboards. But a traditional computer room arrangement meant even a well-resourced school like BSP could only get its pupils online for as little as two hours per week. In that context, giving each pupil the means to access the available resources at their own pace, was a no-brainer for Steffen Sommer, the headmaster of the school. "Unlike us adults, today's children are natives of this technology," he says. "They have an urge to communicate, they have an urge to research. "It is very different from what education used to be like, It's wrong to ask the children to learn in a 20th-century style when they're clearly living in a different world." The tablets did not come cheap. Wear-and-tear and the pace of technological innovation mean they will last only two or three years. The school has also had to shell out 200,000 euros ($256,000) to upgrade their wireless network, which uses a "smooth wall," to keep students off inappropriate websites. But savings on ink and paper, which alone was costing the school 100,000 euros ($128,000) per year, and the lower price of e-textbooks, means the new technology should pay for itself in the medium term, as well as being more environmentally friendly. In McCluskey's classroom, students follow along on their tablets as she guides them to online math worksheets tailored to their individual abilities. Her students come from all over the world, some initially speak little English, and a few have learning difficulties. Across that spectrum, she reports improved motivation. "When they have to do something on the iPad they really can't wait to get started - if it's in their book it takes them about 10 minutes sometimes just to get the date written," she said. The time saved by the devices is a recurring theme. Older students play games on them and access social media (outside class, of course) but they are also used to snap photos or record audio of their homework assignments, gaining precious minutes in the end-of-lesson rush. In the evenings they can ask each other questions or work with other students on group projects using video chat. "Quite a few people lost their homework last year because we had so many papers and things that we had to give in," reports 12-year-old Mia Lawson. "It's quite fun because you get to make different things on it and there are loads of different apps that you can get." BSP's initial plan was to ask parents to ensure each student brought their own tablet-style device but it was decided that operating on different platforms would be too complicated. Apple's iPad was chosen partly because its extended battery life suits the school day and, for the moment, gives it an edge over rivals, but also because of resources available through from the world's most valuable company. With programs for creating interactive resources, a huge number of textbooks available for download, and more than 20,000 educational apps, Apple has spent years positioning itself in anticipation of an explosion of sales of mobile internet devices in the education sector, according to tech website Wired.com's Tim Carmody. "It's not just about engaging students. It's about engaging everyone in the education and publishing industries," Carmody wrote. At the release for their textbook apps in January, Apple's Phil Schiller said that 1.5 million iPads were currently being used in education. The new mini-iPad, launched last month, has been designed specifically with the education market in mind. BSP headmaster Sommer says its up to each teacher to decide how much use they make of the device at their disposal. What matters is creating active learners. "The notion of problem solving is a most fundamental 21st century skill, much more so than detailed knowledge which might be obsolete tomorrow," he says. "They're given a task and with the technology they are working out by themselves how they can solve that task."

Science facts today

* One litre human blood contains about 4,000,000,000 - 11,000,000,000 white blood cells. * Tachometer is an instrument used to measure the speed of revolution of a revolving disc or shaft. * Sloth bears are used as performing pets due to their tameable nature. * Ballistics is the branch of mechanics concerned with the study of projectiles. * More than 80% of the total described animal species of the Earth are arthropods. * Silicon is the second most abundant element in the Earth's crust (the first being Oxygen). * As gamma rays are a form of ionizing radiation, they pose severe health hazard when absorbed by living tissue. * The mass of Planet Saturn is roughly 95.152 times the mass of the Earth. * Capillary feed fountain pen was invented by Lewis Edson Waterman. * Polar bears are nearly invisible under infrared photography.

* The safety match was invented by Gustaf Erik Pasch (in the year 1844). It was later improved by Johan Edvard Lundström. * Cartography is the science of making maps. * Cobalt-60 is an artificial radioactive isotope of cobalt used for sterilizing surgical instruments. * Photoelectric effect was discovered by Heinrich Hertz and Wilhelm Hallwachs in the year 1887. * Sheep can recognize individual human and sheep faces, and remember them for years. * Silumin is an alloy of aluminium and silicon used for casting purposes. * Molten lava is up to 100,000 times as viscous as water. * An acre of rich fertile farmland may contain up to 1,750,000 earthworms. * The first colour photograph was created by the Scottish physicist James Clerk Maxwell, with the help of the English photographer Thomas Sutton, in the year 1861. * Capybara is the largest living rodent in the world.

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