Google ElasticSearch – Page 2 – Google Site Search

Feb152019 by adminNo Comments

Global terrorism: Chemical weapons and multicide

By Bobson Gbinije And Caesar’s spirit, ranging for revenge, with Ate by his side come hot from hell, shall in these confines with a monarch’s voice, cry “havoc” and let slip the dogs of war — Shakespeare (1564 – 1616) Julius Caesar DOGMATIC blandishments, doctrinaire sophistry, religious extremism and systematic political indoctrination, etc, have unleashed a horde of psychopathic mass murderers on our world. Terrorists and terrorism have become the horrendous predator on humanity. Hence, the English playwright, William Shakespeare said that “…men have lost their reasons and power has flown to the brutish beast”. Discovered weapons Cattle rustling: Army uncovers plot by insurgents to win public sympathy Following the ‘Paris Attack’, the United Nations Security Council’s unanimousl

Feb152019 by adminNo Comments

Here are 11 new scams and schemes readers want you to know …

Google Site Search

As I begin this latest offering of the "Dawg's Bulletin Board" — in which The Watchdog shares the latest scam alerts from readers like you — my phone suddenly rings. "Hi, we're from Texas Home Services, and we're going to be in your neighborhood tomorrow. We can come by and do a roof inspection. What time would be best for you?"When he hears my answer, he says: "Oh, I'll take you off the list."So what magic words did I utter? How'd I dump this jerk so he dumps me?"Sorry, man," I said. "I moved to Alaska."Reader alertsHere in the Lone Scam State, you must be creative in today's scammy world. That's why I invite you to my Watchdog Nation party at 7 p.m. on Saturday (Feb. 16) at Interabang Books, 10720 Preston Road, Dallas, 75230, on the southeast corner of Prest

Feb152019 by adminNo Comments

The U.K. Government Should Grant Charitable Status To Publi…

Algolia

A charity boxSteven Depolo A year ago, the UK government asked economist Frances Cairncross to conduct an independent review of the challenges high-quality journalism is facing in the country. Last Tuesday, the Cairncross Review was published, highlighting nine recommendations that the government and regulators ought to follow to help secure the sustainability of journalism in the future. The recommendations range from investigating the workings of online advertising (aka the Google-Facebook duopoly) to developing a media literacy strategy. However, the recommendation that attracted my attention the most, given my particular interest in the charitable sector, was number nine. It reads: “New forms of tax relief: The government should introduce new tax

Feb152019 by adminNo Comments

Here’s How to Use Interpreter Mode on Google Home Devices

Cludo

There are more than 7,000 languages spoken around the world. In the U.S., Census Data indicates that roughly one in five people speak a language other than English in their homes. Aware of the need for people to be able to communicate with others who might speak a different language, Google has come up with a new feature on Google Home devices and smart displays — Interpreter Mode. The search giant piloted Interpreter Mode at big hotels like Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas, Dream Downtown in New York City, and Hyatt Regency in San Francisco. The hotel staff use Interpreter Mode to converse with guests in real-time who speak a different language than their own. Now, you can use Interpreter Mode at home on a Google Home smart speaker (like the Home or Home Mini), smart display (like t

Feb142019 by adminNo Comments

Staff Writer/Producer job with NTVB Media

Site Search 360

TV Insider is seeking a full-time writer/producer who can cover television with the interest of a fan, but the skills of a seasoned writer. Reporting to the Managing Editor, this person will be responsible for producing original content, conducting interviews, and aggregating news stories for TVInsider.com. He or she will leverage his/her strong sense of audience interest in TV and entertainment to monitor content flow and highlight top stories on the website. Responsibilities: •Pitch and write 5 - 10 stories daily for the website •Pitch and execute long-term projects around television-industry events, including the Primetime Emmys, New York and San Diego Comic-Con, Golden Globes, TCA, and more •Spot and quickly react to news trends using sources such as Google Trends, Twitter

Feb142019 by adminNo Comments

Opinion: The Free Market Gave Us The Internet — Let’s Not T…

Zoomd

America leads the world in innovation and technology. Yet, there are some in Washington who are putting our success at risk by attacking internet companies for political expediency. Seven out of the top 10 internet companies in the world were founded in the U.S. Stifling innovation through baseless new regulations would be turning our back on what makes our internet economy and technology companies the envy of the world. America is the land of opportunity where we are self-motivated doers, risk-takers, and entrepreneurs. We solve complex problems and pioneer new solutions. Our freedom to test new ideas with free market competition has made the United States home to the most inventive, highest value-creating technology sector in the world. American entrepreneurs can ...

Feb142019 by adminNo Comments

Father of snowboarder who died at Snowmass: ‘He was just on…

Google Site Search

Tyler Hamm had big plans and his whole life in front of him.The 20-year-old Charlotte, North Carolina, native had spent the past two years cooking in Aspen during the winter and Alaska in the summer, and had four job offers on the table for next summer, his father, Tracy Hamm, said in a phone interview Wednesday."There were two in Alaska, one in Banff (Canada) and one in Maine," he said. "He was trying to figure out what was next."Those plans, however, came to an end Sunday morning after Tyler attempted the first jump at the Makaha Terrain Park at Snowmass Mountain Resort. He came down on his head and chest, sustained a head injury and "most likely died instantly," Tracy Hamm said."If there's any blessing at all — we've got to think he didn't suffer," Tracy said. "He loved the outdoors.

Feb142019 by adminNo Comments

EU agrees to curb unfair practices by tech giants, booking …

Algolia

Children play around a sign of Alphabet Inc's Google outside its office in Beijing, China August 7, 2018. Picture taken August 7, 2018. REUTERS/Stringer REUTERS/StringerBRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU countries, the European Commission and EU lawmakers clinched a deal late Wednesday to curb the powers of companies such as Google and Apple Inc with new rules. Unveiled by the Commission in April last year, the platform-to-business (P2B) law seeks to prevent unfair business practices by app stores, search engines, e-commerce sites and hotel booking websites in a bid to ensure a level playing field between the tech companies and traditional businesses. The rules target Amazon Marketplace, eBay, Apple’s App Store, Google Play, Facebook Marketplace, Booking.com and Leboncoin.fr, among others. Rep

Feb142019 by adminNo Comments

Hack the Frieze Los Angeles art fair? This painter says she…

Cludo

Artist Gretchen Andrew in her downtown L.A. studio. Her "Frieze Los Angeles" project includes a satiric website and search-engine-optimized images designed to insert herself into an international art fair where she otherwise would have no presence. (Gina Ferazzi / Los Angeles Times) Cludo Custom Site Search

Feb142019 by adminNo Comments

40 Major SEO Mistakes You Must Avoid in 2019 [Infographic]

Site Search 360

Are you struggling to get your website to rank on the first page of Google? Want to see if you’re making any SEO mistakes that could be holding your website back? The team from SEMrush share their key SEO mistakes to avoid in this infographic. The infographic covers a range of key elements, including broken links, sitemaps, title usage and page speed. The insights could have a significant impact on your understanding of what Google's looking for, and your site performance - check out the full infographic below for more detail. A version of this post was first published on the Red Website Design blog. Filed Under: Digital Strategy Swiftype News