- 18, May 2024
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Есть ли у кого-нибудь хорошие ресурсы/веб-сайт, которыми можно поделиться, или, может быть, вы могли бы подробно остановиться на некоторых примерах ниже и поделиться своими мыслями.
Заранее спасибо! Будет ли этот пример семантически правильным? Если нет, то почему? и как на сцену выходит несвязанный контент?
Однако большинство этих руководств научат вас только тому, что такое теги. Я не нашел ресурса, который бы научил вас размечать контент, придавая ему семантическое значение.
Я знаю, что это не ракетостроение, но меня беспокоит, как сбалансировать семантическую разметку и учитывать принципы SEO.
Есть ли у кого-нибудь хорошие ресурсы/веб-сайт, которыми можно поделиться, или, может быть, вы могли бы подробно остановиться на некоторых примерах ниже и поделиться своими мыслями.
Заранее спасибо! Будет ли этот пример семантически правильным? Если нет, то почему? и как на сцену выходит несвязанный контент?
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<h1>Matthew West</h1>
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Matthew Joseph West[1] (born April 25, 1977) is an American contemporary Christian musician, singer-songwriter, and actor.
He has released five studio albums and is known for his songs, "More", "You Are Everything", and "The Motions". He was nominated for five Dove Awards in 2005, two of which were for his major label debut album, Happy.
West won the 2013 American Music Award for Best Contemporary Inspirational Artist.[2]
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Starting as an independent musician in the late 1990s, he released three independent albums before signing with Universal South Records.
With the release of his Dove Award-winning debut album, Happy, released in 2003, his first radio single, "More", stayed at No. 1 on Christian Adult Contemporary charts for nine weeks and received two Dove Award nominations.
His second album, History, was followed by a 2006 re-release of the originally independent album, Sellout.
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In addition to his main solo career, West has worked as a songwriter for many Christian musicians and groups such as Point of Grace, Mandisa, Natalie Grant, and Casting Crowns, as well as mainstream country acts, Rascal Flatts, Billy Ray Cyrus, and Vince Gill.
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Early life
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Matthew West was born on April 25, 1977 in Downers Grove, Illinois.[5][6] As a child he was a fan of his hometown baseball team, the Chicago Cubs, and wanted to eventually have a career in baseball.
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West wrote most of his first songs in the sanctuary of his father's church while he was at home during college breaks.[7] According to a statement by West at the 2013 Winter Jam (March 23, 2013): at a 1997 Steven Curtis Chapman concert at the Assembly Hall in Champaign, Urbana, West has said that he was crying profusely, making his friends ask him what was wrong.
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Just before graduating from Millikin University in 1999, someone from the college recommended that West attend the GMA Music in the Rockies event for aspiring musicians. Although West was not interested at first, he attended after learning that other people signed him up and paid his entrance fee.
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Musical Career
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On July 26, 2002,[8] only a week or two before signing a record contract with Universal South Records, West had an injury to his left arm which threatened his musical career and guitar playing.
He says, "I locked myself out of my house.
But I'd done that before, and I had a way of breaking in through a window.
But this time, I had a really hard time getting the window open.
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I started pushing up on the window really hard and my hand broke through the glass. Blood starting spewing out of my left arm everywhere and I ran down my street screaming for help. After seeing so much blood, I went into shock and just blacked out in the middle of the street.
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