The Players of St Peter
Special page for Google
This page serves two purposes: I have also had to change the "Google unique" word. I did have "sgalawaki" which I got from an article that I deleted from Wikipedia and which consisted simply of: "Sgalawaki - understanding your country's established definition of reason using a dictionary". I have had drop that because some YouTuber is now using it. However it did establish my pattern of using "sg.." for my Google uniques.
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explanation
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Mike
Simon's site uses pull-down menues and Javascript which makes it difficult for Google to spider it properly. In fact even when Google followed the links here and started indexing Simon's image pages, because of their use of Javascript, Google indexes the quotes from the text but not the people's names - which is not what I wanted!
 
For example, in trying to find 2007, Item 97 on Simon's website: It turned out that the solution was already in use in the pages in question but not applied to people's names. I took 2007, Item 49 on Simon's website and created this page which has a very simple addition: all the names which are displayed via Javascript are repeated within a <noscript> element which is a standard HTML feature.
 
Now here is a strange thing! Now, I have checked sufficient other pages that I am confident that the syndrome of Google not indexing on names does apply. I am going to claim that since my page has been up for more than a year, that is ample time for Google to "back-associate" it to Simon's page. Ie. if my page did not exist, Google would never have indexed Simon's page on actor name.
 
Other techniques

Other techniques for creating text visible only to search engines:

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The Players of St Peter at The Players of Saint Peter at St Clement Eastcheap Church, Clements Lane, London, EC4 England UK United Kingdom (the original 'Oranges and Lemons' church) between Lombard Street and King William Street St Clement, Eastcheap with St Martin Orgar: The Ven Kenneth Gibbons (Priest-in-Charge), Mark Kiddle The Players have been presenting amateur productions of English medieval drama English Mediaeval Religious Drama for nearly sixty years and we believe we are unique in offering annual productions from the main English mystery cycles English mystery plays English miracle cycles English miracle plays Medieval Mystery Plays Mediaeval Mystery Plays Medieval Mystery Play Mediaeval Mystery Play medieval miracle play Mediæval Mystery Play since 1952. We perform a selection of plays from one of the four most complete cycles each year: 15th century York corpus christi plays, Chester, Wakefield (also known as the Towneley Cycle) and n-Town (also known as the Ludus Coventriae or Corpus Christi Plays). n-Town text which is believed to be a touring play script of East Anglian origin. These productions take the story as far as the Nativity of Christ using a selection of individual scenes within the one-and-a-half hour duration of each performance. Although we use electric lighting and the church's organ, in all other respects we try to be as faithful as possible to the original medieval production style. The dialogue is very much as it was five hundred years ago, using original texts adapted only for length and to clarify meanings for present-day audiences. The group was founded in 1946 in the church of St Peter-upon-Cornhill Saint Peter upon Cornhill It returned to the City of London, in St Clement Eastcheap church, several years ago, after spending ten years in Holy Trinity Sloane Street Chelsea West London. the present director, Olive Stubbs Olive M Stubbs, Triple Subject co-ordinator, senior lecturer in English at the University of East London UEL staging her first production as director in 1986, following a number of years as an actor with the group; several other players have been with the group for more than twenty-five years. The audience is also loyal - many have been supporting us for more than thirty years (in at least one case since the 1950s). Seating is limited book your place early by returning the completed order form Booking Form Admission includes a programme. Ticket orders and correspondence to: Ted Weedon Edward Weedon The Players of St Peter, PO Box 3040, London, E1W 3TQ Simon Reynolds Scenes from [Alexandra F Johnston Sandy Johnston titles included] The Corpus Christi Plays / Pageants The Proclamation Trailer The Creation of Heaven and the Angels The Fall of Lucifer The Creation of the World and Man The Fall of Man The Creation and Fall of Man Cain and Abel Noah Abraham and Isaac Moses The Tree of Jesse The Betrothal of Mary The Parliament of Heaven The Salutation and Conception / The Annunciation Joseph's Return The Trial of Mary and Joseph The Nativity / The Birth of Christ The Adoration of the Shepherds King Herod's Court The Adoration of the Magi The Purification of the Virgin The Massacre of the Innocents and the Death of Herod Christ and the Doctors The Baptism The Temptation / Lucifer on Sin The Woman Taken in Adultery The Raising of Lazarus The Resurrection Appearances The Ascension Pentecost The Last Judgment Doomsday The York Plays Wagons carts wains performed by craft guilds The Barkers' Play: The Fall of the Angels The Plasterers' Play: The Creation The Cardmakers' Play: The Creation of Adam and Eve The Fullers' Play: Adam and Eve in Eden The Coopers' [Barrel-Makers'] Play: The Fall of Man The Armourers' Play: The Expulsion The Glovers' Play: Cain and Abel The Shipwrights' Play: The Building of the Ark The Fishers' and Mariners' Play: The Flood The Parchmentmakers' and Bookbinders' Play: Abraham and Isaac The Hosiers' Play: Moses and Pharaoh The Spicers' Play: The Annunciation and Visitation The Pewterers' and Founders' Play: Joseph's Trouble about Mary The Tile Thatchers' Play: The Nativity The Chandlers' Play: The Shepherds The Masons' and Goldsmiths' Play: Herod and the Magi The Hatmakers, Masons, and Labourers' Play: The Purification The Marshals' Play: The Flight into Egypt The Girdlers and Nailers Play: The Slaughter of the Innocents The Spurriers' and Lorimers' Play: Christ with the Doctors in the Temple The Barbers' Play: The Baptism The Smiths' Play: The Temptation The Curriers' Play: The Transfiguration The Capmakers' Play: The Woman Taken in Adultery/The Raising of Lazarus The Skinners' Play: The Entry into Jerusalem The Cutlers' Play: The Conspiracy The Baxters' Play: The Last Supper The Cordwainers' Play: The Agony in the Garden and the Betrayal The Bowers and Fletchers' Play: Christ Before Annas and Caiaphas The Tapiters' and Couchers' Play: Christ before Pilate I: The Dream of Pilate's Wife The Liststers' Play: Christ Before Herod The Cooks' and Waterleaders' Play: The Remorse of Judas The Tilemakers' Play: Christ Before Pilate 2: The Judgement The Shearmen's Play: The Road to Calvary The Pinners' Play: The Crucifixion The Butchers' Play: The Death of Christ The Saddlers' Play: The Harrowing of Hell The Winedrawers' Play: The Resurrection The Winedrawers' Play: Christ's Appearance to Mary Magdalen The Woolpackers' and Woolbrokers' Play: The Supper at Emmaus The Scriveners' Play: The Incredulity of Thomas The Tailors' Play: The Ascension The Potters' Play: Pentecost The Drapers' Play: The Death of the Virgin The Weavers' Play: The Assumption of the Virgin The Hostelers' Play: The Coronation of the Virgin The Mercers' Play: The Last Judgement
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