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“ Striking distance really gives you a sense of . . . the current visibility of our site,” Brett Snyder said during his session on configuring SEO measurement tools and identifying issues to resolve, “Rather than just looking at a ranking or traffic report, this is one of the areas where we can start looking at these things together.” I loved this because identifying small opportunities can eventually mean big gains overall. “As a paid search marketer, you should know which competitors are always bidding on your terms, which competitors outbid you in each campaign, and which competi...

Walz pitches $500M public works infrastructure package Jessie Van Berkel, Star Tribune © Star Tribune/Star Tribune/Glen Stubbe, Star Tribune/Star Tribune/TNS The Minnesota Legislature has traditionally passed bonding bills in even years, but some state budget officials have advocated for an annual measure. Gov. Tim Walz is making the case Monday for Minnesota to borrow around $500 million for construction projects across the state, saying that a new public works package would create jobs during the pandemic and help prevent roads and buildings from falling into disrepair. M...

Legislators are divided over the measure to cover police bills.

The TCV Tokamak at EPFL’s Swiss Plasma Center © A. Herzog / EPFL The core of a fusion reactor is incredibly hot. Hydrogen that inevitably escapes from it must be cooled on its way to the wall, as otherwise, the reactor wall would be damaged. Researchers from the Dutch institute DIFFER and EPFL’s Swiss Plasma Center have developed a strict measurement and control method for the cooling of very hot particles escaping from fusion plasmas. This milestone for fusion research is published in Nature Communications. “We are going from studying to controlling. This is vital for the future of fu...

UNStudio designs Munich apartment block with reconfigurable interiors Amsterdam-based UNStudio has unveiled its Van B residential building in Munich, which will have plug-in furniture modules so that its apartments can be reconfigured. The six-storey building, which the studio has deemed a prototype for modern city dwelling, will be located on Infanteriestrasse near Munich's Creative Quarter. Described as "analogue smart", the block will contain 142 apartments with shared communal spaces. UNStudio designed the apartments to be reconfigurable in order to maximise their internal floor space an...