With Artificial Intelligence having a significant influence in shaping our strategies, marketers can also think about what SEO will look like in 2026. SEO, or Search Engine Optimization, still uses the same tools, but the strategies have evolved to deliver better results. With changing trends, it is important for brands to capture user intent in … [Read more…]
“Hold on, can you give me five minutes? I’m signing balls.” During a Topeka summer, sophomore pitcher NiJaree Canady was at her aunt’s house, hosting an impromptu motivational session for her cousin’s 14U baseball team. She had agreed to an interview 30 minutes prior, but had gotten held up by teenagers eager to receive wisdom … [Read more…]
No. 3 Stanford women’s volleyball (13-2, 6-0 Pac-12) continued its incredible season with a 3-1 win against the University of Washington (11-6, 2-4 Pac-12) and a 3-1 victory over No. 4 Washington State (15-2, 5-1 Pac-12). With strong showing in back-to-back games against top competitors, Stanford closed the weekend with a seven-game winning streak. The … [Read more…]
Extreme weather in several regions of Indonesia is increasingly difficult to predict. Heavy rain can fall for hours, temperatures change drastically, and high humidity levels become daily challenges, both in big cities like Jakarta and in other areas with high rainfall. Floods, puddles of water and strong winds are no longer rare events, but are … [Read more…]
SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory researchers revealed the living biology of dinosaur feathers in a recent paper published in Nature Ecology & Evolution on Sept. 21. “We found that ancient dinosaur feathers like those in 125-million-year-old dinosaur Sinornithosaurus are much more similar in chemistry to the feathers of modern birds than we previously thought,” said Tiffany … [Read more…]
The Undergraduate Senate (UGS) reviewed proposed changes to a resolution on the future of affirmative action at its Wednesday meeting. The Senate introduced the resolution as a joint resolution with the Graduate Student Council (GSC) at its Sept. 27 meeting. The resolution affirmed the importance of maintaining a diverse student body and recommended new policies … [Read more…]
Social media applications have been used in various ways and the way we use them is changing due to location-based functionality. Social media is no longer just about taking photos or making updates. It’s about sharing where we were, when we were there, and even who we are. Location features have been able to change … [Read more…]
Only five games into the Troy Taylor era, it is evident to Stanford football fans that the offense was completely remodeled. The designed quarterback run is now a greater part of Stanford’s offense than anytime before in the last 15 years. This edition of Stanford Film Study will review one of Taylor’s most used run … [Read more…]
For a musician, there is something empowering about watching two professional violinists exchange relatable banter on YouTube. But when I saw the YouTube duo TwoSet Violin perform live in San Francisco on Friday, the moments of magic were few and far between. The duo, composed of Brisbane-based Brett Yang and Eddy Chen, has attracted over … [Read more…]
Oris collaborated with the Changjiang Conservation Foundation by releasing Water Date Yangtze Jiangtun 01 733 7789 4197. Oris Aquis Date itself is diver’s watch aimed at professional divers and activity enthusiasts outdoors who is looking for sports watch tough. Watch limited edition It was released to help preserve China’s endangered Yangtze finless porpoise. The following … [Read more…]