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Ranking for a specific keyword on the first page on SERP is the best thing that can happen to any business. But, unfortunately, the world has become meaner with the running competition, giving rise to negative SEO.
What Do You Know by Negative SEO?
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Arab Spring of Nations: what's next? -- Yemen: Troubles despite serious negotiations
by Wael Abdel Hamid, Arab Spring Series // Published April 1, 2011
The Arab world is still in trouble. Revolutionary nations Tunisia and Egypt are struggling for a successful, peaceful and democratic transition. Other peoples, especially in Yemen, Jordan and Bahrain, are still fighting for change. In a blog series introduced on March 22, I am focusing on what's going on in Arab countries at the center of change.
“The US has not imposed democracy in Yemen, its people have”. This quote from Yemeni president Ali Abdullah Saleh in 1978 at the proclamation of Republic of Yemen has been publicly questioned as protests in the country have increased in 2011. They recognize that the Yemeni people do not enjoy full democracy, ask for major reforms including the eventual fall of Saleh.
The socio-economical stability of Yemen is not positive. The World Bank report in 2006 revealed Yemen is one of the poorest Arab countries. The poverty gap index was 8, 9% (gaps between poor peoples’ standard of living and the poverty line) and acknowledged that social spending had decreased in the last decade; water is scarce.
To this terrible shape, there is the addition of both corruption (which is ubiquitous, with Yemen rated 119th out of 180 in the Corruption rankings) and a history of human rights being trampled.
Riding on the Tunisian and Egyptian peoples examples, Yemeni have been protesting the steel hand rule of their president. Reactions to the protests at times have been quite violent. On March 18th, a protest ended with military and police killing at least 30 protestors in an action that inflamed public opinion against the government.
But Ali Abdullah Saleh also learned lessons from these troubles. Thus, he is consequently acting to absorb protests by allowing major concessions. Among his main acts, he promised that he will leave his chair at the end of his mandate in 2013 and that his son, Ahmed Saleh, will not run to succeed him.
On March 23, opposition parties submitted to their president five crucial reforms which were accepted by the leader to calm the violent demonstrations occurring in Sanaa, the capital city. These five points demand:
• The creation of a national unity’s government responsible of the formation of a national committee for formulating a new constitution
• Changing electoral law implementing Proportional representation list system
• Reshuffling the Supreme Commission for Elections and Referendum
• Electing a new Parliament that will form the government of national unity and which will elect a new president by the end of 2011
• Voting on a new constitution
President Saleh seems to give more and more concessions, and is may leave power by the end of this year. More than Ben Ali in Tunisia or Mubarak in Egypt, he seems to insure the civil transfer of power, knowing that the revolution his people are leading is hopeless for his political career.
Moreover, it is promising that he supports the future implementation of proportional representation in a country whose political landscape has been crippled by many opposition parties has stifled for more than 30 years. It is surely an efficient reform to lead the transition and settle fair grassroots of democracy as many experts advise it.
However, Yemeni youth are indeed skeptical of the president’s goodwill as they keep on protesting, sinking the country in a state that looks more and more like the Libyan civil war. Protesters are asking for the complete resignation of Saleh, rejecting his proposals and potentially creating a political deadlock. On March 29, the Yemeni government lost control of 6 of the 18 provinces in the country. There, protesters do not recognize the government authority anymore and erased any form of military control. Also, the United Nations has called the humanitarian situation “alarming”.
The question is now to know whether Saleh will follow his good-will policy in speaking his resignation, allowing a peaceful transition, or if he is going to take harder line positions to stay in power. Although a parliamentary regime based on proportional representation seems likely to emerge in Yemen, a major question will be whether this regime is tainted with blood.Unfortunately, there was no “Regular EI” during that time.  Anyone who applied for EI, automatically received the CERB instead.  Same thing with Sickness EI.  A dear friend of mine couldn’t work because of an injury so she applied for sickness EI.  Her file was converted to a CERB claim, even though she would have received more than the $500/week CERB on a sickness EI claim.  
She also wasn’t on the CERB claim long enough for them to recuperate the $2,000 advanced payment, so she had to repay it.  
She called the CRA and made arrangements with them.JAMMU: The metrological department of the Jammu and Kashmir predicted wet weather for next 24 hours in the state.
, the minimum temperature in Jammu was at 25.2 degree Celsius.
Srinagar city was recorded 9 degree Celsius, Qazigund recorded 8.0 degree Celsius and Pahalgam was at 6.4 degree Celsius.
Tourist destination Gulmarg recorded 3.5 degree Celsius.I never understood how my cousin felt till I got older, I always thought she just enjoyed acting the way she did

I can remember it vividly as I was just 4 then but I remember a man with my dad talking and there was thus little girl much younger than me, I remembered him leaving the girl crying and more than once I heard my parents telling her your dad will soon come back, we became bestfriends and though she was 2 years younger than me, I think our friendship was what made her soon  forget about her dad or Atleast not ask about him all the time. I didn’t know she was my cousin then I wasn’t told, so I just thought she was a girl living with us. My mom told me her dad told them he would be back to pick her up in 2 weeks but they never saw him till 4 years later. The day I saw him, I wanted to go and tell my cousin her dad was back but he started leaving and I decided not to get her hopes up. She was always getting in fights, causing trouble, it’s like nothing could please her and soon her mom decided to take her from us. She went to live with our grandparents, that didn’t last long because