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Your Own Words $22.99 Your Own Words |
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Words $14.99 “”"I collect words. I keep them in a box in my mind. I’d like to keep them in a real “”box, something pretty, maybe a shoe box covered with flowered wrapping paper. “”Whenever I wanted, I’d open the box and pick up the papers, reading and feeling “”the words all at once. Then I could hide the box. But the words are safer in my “”mind. There, he can’t take them.”" Ten-year old Kaylee Wren doesn’t speak. Not since her drug-addled mother walked away, leaving her in a remote cabin nestled in the towering redwoods-in the care of a man who is as dangerous as he is evil. With silence her only refuge, Kaylee collects words she might never speak from the only memento her mother left behind: a dictionary. Sierra Dawn is thirty-four, an artist, and alone. She has allowed the shame of her past to silence her present hopes and chooses to bury her pain by trying to control her circumstances. But on the twelfth anniversary of her daughter’s death, Sierra’s control begins to crumble as the God of her childhood woos her back to Himself. Brought together by Divine design, Kaylee and Sierra will discover together the healing mercy of the Word-Jesus Christ. >Acclaim for “Words”: >”First-time novelist Yttrup writes a riveting, emotionally charged story . . . page by page, word by word, this talented author proves the adage ‘Write what you know.’” >”Publishers Weekly >”"Ginny takes us on a path from pain and struggle to joy and wholeness as her characters discover that the author of Truth is the way to freedom and healing. Sexual abuse may not be your story, but most certainly you will have someone in your life for whom this is a reality. Read it for them. Read it for yourself. And read it for those around the world who’ve yet to be set free.” >Barbara Wilson, author of “The Invisible Bond”" |
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Your Words, Your Story $22.99 Find your voice – and use it! For many scrapbookers, simply recording names and dates is enough. For you, though, scrapbooking is so much more. It’s the story – your story. But how do you really capture it on a page? Your Words, Your Story takes the fear and confusion out of journaling by guiding you through the writing process with clear explanations and over 120 layouts featuring a variety of journaling styles. Whatever your background and skill level, you can write meaningful journaling on a page. Your Words, Your Story helps you with: Examples of different writing styles, from detailed narratives to witty observations to heartfelt letters and more. “Problem Solved” features that provide a way around obstacles that keep you from journaling. Inspiration for writing in creative styles like fairytale, science fiction and haiku. Prompts and ideas to help you get your story down on a page. Tell your own story as no one else can – and let Your Words, Your Story help you share it with the world. |
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Cuisinart SS-700 Single Serve Brewing System, Silver – Powered by Keurig $365.00 Perfect for both personal use and entertaining%2C this single%2Dserve home%2Dbrewing system offers consumers fresh gourmet coffee%2C tea%2C hot cocoa%2C and more in under one minute%2E Choose either 4%2C 6%2C 8%2C or 10 ounce from the icon on brewing size options%2E Using Keurig K%2DCups%97featuring over two hundred varieties of pre%2Dmeasured%2C premium brand coffee and tea%2D%2Dthis brewer%92s i… |
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Magnetic Poetry Kit: Original $13.72 This is the kit that started it all. This original kit has over 400 words and word fragments for literally billions of poetic possibilities. Reveal creative parts of yourself you never knew existed or just leave messages on your fridge or any other magnetic surface…. |
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LEGO Kids’ 4291329 City Watch $16.99 Your child will love telling time with the customizable LEGO Kids’ City Watch. With two interchangeable bezels, two LEGO stud links, and a variety of durable LEGO links to create your own personal strap, this playful watch is a great first watch for your young one. The round, black dial features easy-to-read, white Arabic numbers and bright, orange hands to track the time. With a long, blue second… |
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Indispensable Tips Regarding On-page Search Engine Optimisation - Exactly How Many Words Is Right
Just how many words is "wordy," and how many words is just not sufficient? Why should an article be 500 words long and why is this often considered to be a bit too much for your own blog? These are perfect issues yet not really resolved in any depth within the typical search engine optimisation handbook.
Indeed, there are many different views with regards to content size for SEO purposes. Some protagonists suggest that you need at least 240 words on a webpage so that you can score the correct number of positioning points at Google. Other folks totally ignore this and debate that it's still possible to create a page without any specific text content by any means. However what about Google's relevance list - is it feasible they just consider the title tag, description tag as well as little else?
If you are creating an article when you are working on your own overall SEO services, you need to create the item for the human viewer first of all. Quite in addition to the introduction of keywords you do need to make the entire body text really applicable to your precise title as well as the heading. Headings are usually very critical and without a great heading you aren't very likely to get as many visitors to look over your own content as well as possibly take the action which you might like them to. However, do not get into the trap of coming up with a controversial or lively heading and then lead someone in a completely different course within the body of your text.
Convention dictates that article content ought to be approximately 500 words long. This just appears to make sense within the majority of scenarios. It really is obviously not going to be a single position fits all situation. If you are creating an extremely technical white paper then the content is likely to be a lot longer - maybe two to three thousand words, yet insofar as a general-purpose informational article is concerned and one that is apt to be of best valuation in search engine marketing terminology, 500 or so words is perfect.
Numerous SEO professionals suggest that you do not include way too many words within a page that's allegedly optimised to help make somebody do something. Especially, when the action that you want somebody to adopt is clicking a control button or filling out a text field, you should not insert so much content on the page that it waters down the expected functionality. Quite a few would advocate you should not feature content that causes viewers to scroll down "beneath the fold." They believe anytime you count on anyone to take action besides just studying the webpage, then you're considerably watering down the possibility of positive outcome.
Search engine optimisation is often a complicated area and it's not hard to become bewildered. Often it feels as if you must optimise absolutely everything so much that you are frozen into some type of a theme centred website system that frankly makes no good sense to any viewer either. Therefore, when in hesitation, employ common sense.