EYE on Kansas Online Magazine
The Eye on Kansas website is now in archive mode only. It remains in memoriam for its initial author and creator, Dr. Tom Gould. Eye on Kansas was part of Rural Oasis, a resource for Kansans, and was created and was maintained by Kansans. It was a non-profit and accepted no advertising. Our authors were interested in Kansas and shared many wonderful stories about the people, places and things enhancing this state. Many thanks to them and their viewers. First Place Gehrig Geissinger, Abilene High School.
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The web page eyeonkansas.org presently has a traffic ranking of zero (the lower the better). We have inspected twenty pages inside the web page eyeonkansas.org and found five websites referring to eyeonkansas.org. We were able to detect one contacts and addresses for eyeonkansas.org to help you reach them. The web page eyeonkansas.org has been online for one thousand and thirteen weeks, twenty hours, thirty-three minutes, and fifty-one seconds.
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The web page eyeonkansas.org was first submitted to the registrar on February 02, 2005. It is now one thousand and thirteen weeks, twenty hours, thirty-three minutes, and fifty-one seconds old.
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EYE on Kansas Online MagazineDESCRIPTION
The Eye on Kansas website is now in archive mode only. It remains in memoriam for its initial author and creator, Dr. Tom Gould. Eye on Kansas was part of Rural Oasis, a resource for Kansans, and was created and was maintained by Kansans. It was a non-profit and accepted no advertising. Our authors were interested in Kansas and shared many wonderful stories about the people, places and things enhancing this state. Many thanks to them and their viewers. First Place Gehrig Geissinger, Abilene High School.PARSED CONTENT
The web page states the following, "The Eye on Kansas website is now in archive mode only." We viewed that the web site said " It remains in memoriam for its initial author and creator, Dr." It also said " Eye on Kansas was part of Rural Oasis, a resource for Kansans, and was created and was maintained by Kansans. It was a non-profit and accepted no advertising. Our authors were interested in Kansas and shared many wonderful stories about the people, places and things enhancing this state. Many thanks to them and their viewers. First Place Gehrig Geissinger, Abilene High School." The header had eye on kansas as the highest ranking search term. This keyword is followed by magazine for Kansas, Kansas, and rural which isn't as urgent as eye on kansas. The other words they uses is stories. non-fiction is included and will not be viewed by search engines.SEEK SUBSEQUENT WEB PAGES
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