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I first tested the Merino+ 160 on a mountain bivvy in the summer months, at which it excelled. Being made of midweight merino it's well-built for warmth retention, while Rab's addition of polyester to the "Merino+" fabric helped it wick away sweat more effectively than pure merino baselayers I've worn in the past. It's not as swift at shifting moisture as a truly synthetic alternative (which feel less clammy than wool of any kind) but it was certainly comfortable enough on the warm hike up – particularly thanks to the lower-rib length neck zip for venting. The big advantage came overnight, where the beautifully fitted material trapped a good amount of heat, with the thumb-loops and excellently slender and stretchy hood helping to keep it snug around my whole body from the waist up. Being merino it's not only relatively smooth on the skin but naturally anti-bacterial too so doesn't smell even after multi-day use: always appreciated by your walking/climbing partner when sleeping off-grid. The only barrier is the price. Think about it as a year-round, every-trip, top-end baselayer for big fans of woollen garments and it becomes easier to stomach.
VERDICT: A warm, do-it-all option with a premium price tag.
BEST FOR: Year-round mountaineers.
Review by Dan Aspel @danaspel


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Terms II (Classification of terms (Classification by statute (Sale of…
Terms II
Classification of terms
Effect of breach = innocent party has right of election - either...
To affirm (continue) the contract AND claim damages, OR
To terminate the contract and claim damages
Effect of breach = innocent party only has right to claim damages, not terminate - contract continues
Innominate terms
Classification by statute
Sale of Goods Act 1979 - all implied terms are conditions UNLESS s15A applies
s12 - title - s12(5A)
s13 - description - s13(1A)
s14 - satisfactory quality/fitness for purpose - s14(6)
s15 - sample - s15(3)
s15A SOGA 1979
Arcos v Ronaasen (1933) - party terminated a contract for a minor breach of the implied term that goods must match their description - s13 SOGA
Atkin LJ: "A ton does not mean about a ton, or a yard about a yard. Still less when you descend to minute measurements. Does 1/2 inch mean about 1/2 inch? If the seller wants a margin he must and in my experience does stipulate for it."
Remedied by s15A SOGA - if such SLIGHT breach of ss13, 14, or 15 of the SOGA that...
Rejection of goods would be unreasonable
Breach may be treated as a breach of warranty
Sale of Goods & Services Act 1982 - doesn't class its implied terms - generally accepted position is that s13 (reasonable care and skill) is an innominate term
Classification by the parties
Courts usually give effect to parties' intention - Lombard North Central v Butterworths (1987)
But not always - Schuler v Wickman (1974), per Lord Reid
"Use of the word 'condition' is an indication - even a strong indication - [of the parties' intention] but it is by no means conclusive...
The fact that a particular construction leads to a very unreasonable result must be a relevant consideration. The more unreasonable the result the more unlikely it is that the parties can have intended it..."
Innominate/intermediate terms
Test - do the consequences of the breach deprive the innocent party of substantially the whole benefit of the contract? - Hong Kong Fir v Kawasaki Kisen Kaishi
If yes - treat the breach as a breach of condition
If no - treat the breach as a breach of warranty
Definition: "one which can be broken in so many different ways and with such varying consequences that the parties cannot be taken to have intended that any breach shall entitle the innocent party to terminate the whole contract" - Hale J in Rice v Great Yarmouth BC (2003)
Distinguishing conditions and warranties
Test - does the term go "to the root of the contract"?
Blackburn J in Bettini: "Whether the particular stipulation goes to the root of the matter, so that a failure to perform it would render the performance of the rest of the contract by the plaintiff a thing different in substance from what the defendant has stipulated for; or whether it merely partially affects it and may be compensated for in damages."
Warranties - Bettini v Gye (1876)
Conditions - Poussard v Spiers (1876)
Specific wording/usage
Precedents which have established certain terms as conditions - shipping/transportation industry
Expected readiness to load - The Milhalis Angelos (1971)
Time of performance - Bunge v Tradox (1981)

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Chapter 02 - Mana
I feel an itch. An itch that can only be scratched by going somewhere new, somewhere fun and exciting. If there is one thing that I love about cultivation is that it is rather easy to find something interesting and entertaining. Arrived at a new village? Just spread yourself through the environment and make a mental map of all things unknown. Then go look at the things you don't know.
A new type of plant can be a research project for multiple years. Once your senses get sharp enough to see the workings of individual cells, studying something becomes a lot more hands-on and interesting. Well, it's relatively interesting for me, your results may vary.
I have a wry smile on my face. Being bored and very emotional don't seem to go together very well, but I've been sitting in this cave for about ten hours while trying out my control over the energies around me. Wait, that's not correct, I decided to call these energies mana for now. I think that breaking qi apart gives you mana, and combining mana gives you qi. At least, I really hope so because else my last few hours of effort would have been in vain. I sigh and continue practising.
I flip a switch in my mind and rage boils through my body. Unbridled wrath fills my every cell, clouding my head and limbs. Faint dark green mana gathers as I hold out my hand. I force it into a ball just above my palm, trying to coalesce something.
Matter has states; solid, liquid and gaseous, with plasma just off to the side of that triangle. Currently, I'm attempting to condense the green gas into a liquid or deposit it directly into a solid. I keep up my anger for five minutes, feeling arteries pop up all over my head as a result of the required effort. The green gaseous ball is a bit opaquer now, but I don't think there is enough to condense it into anything.
With another deep sigh, I let the emotion go. The ball disperses immediately, not leaving a trace. All this emotional roller coasting is leaving me mentally drained. I look outside the cave and the trees and grass seem a little less colourful, a little drabber. With tired eyes I give in to despair, a horrible knot forming in my stomach. I image a bleak future, a hopeless prospect without a shred of love and warmth. Deep red wine coloured wisps gather above my hand and I give it a twist.
Brute force coalescing techniques don't work, let's try something different. I spin the gas above my hand and focus on the centre. I imagine a little sphere of stillness above my hand while I command everything around it to spin and twist.
"Why do I bother; it isn't going to work anyway," I mutter as I let myself sink a little further into this temporary depression while speeding up the small tornado forming before my eyes.
This method seems to work better than just gathering it in a passive manner. I don't dare think that aloud though, afraid to break my control, and being bleak-minded is easier than maintaining a roiling rage. As soon as a strand of red energy is rotating fast enough I pull it into the centre sphere. Pressure keeps building as I imagine the ball unbreakable, never cracking and able to withstand immense pressure.
Another minute later the strands don't go fast enough to penetrate through the pressure in the sphere, so I give the small cyclone another push to speed it up. Focusing intensely while feeling like the biggest and most useless sack of shit ever, a quarter of an hour passes by.
A small shake wakes me from my despairing daze. The tornado above my palm is half a meter wide now, spinning faster and faster. I feel a headache coming on from the energies swirling around my body, but I keep on twisting it even more vigorously. It gives another shake and collapses, the cyclone exploding inwards and outwards at the same time.
I blink my eyes from the blast of red and look at my palm. A small bead of dark red glass is laying on my palm, the size of a pin's head. I feel a slight resonance with the little thing, an aura of despair and heat wafting towards me. A smile splits my face and I start to laugh. I hold my stomach as I feel my belly muscles cramping up.
Feeling a lot better without the previous self-imposed state of clinical depression, I decide to love the world. A warm feeling followed by bright red colours surround me as I place the little bead beside me and I hold out my hand again, a small bright red tornado forming just above my palm.
The bright red bead forms with a bit more effort than it's darker counterpart. I go through the same process with the other emotions. Bright, positive mana takes about three times longer to form beads as negative feelings, making me worry about the state of this world once again. Using this worry to make a dark green earth mana bead allows me to make a small sphere in just five minutes. Being completely content to be here, now, in this cave gives me a bright green one.
Grief for all that I have lost and iron discipline give me a dark and light grey metal orb. Scaring myself shitless followed by an intense desire to go do something - anything - gives met two water beads. Cursing out loud in a blind rage resulted in a dark green wood sphere. A desire to better this world, to go use that angry energy constructive nets me the last one of the set, a bright green bead filled with nature's life.
Ten little spheres lie in my hand, each having a slight internal glow. Now for the rest of my plan. Keeping only the two wood beads, I let them touch, slowly pushing them together. Honestly, I'm just winging all this, any proper scientist back on Earth would have an aneurysm where he or she to witness my scientific working method.
It's almost a pity that belief has a major influence on whether something works or not when you're talking about mystical and magical subjects. Proper testing procedures or not, it seems to be working. Slowly the two opposing yet similar energies merge and calm each other down.
I take a closer look at the small green ball. A feeling of… shouting? I start to suspect the little information I still remember about ancient Chinese medicine is messing with my experiment. Let's go with the flow then, wood represents birth, fire represents growing, followed by earth for transformation, metal for harvest and water for storage.
I might remember it wrong, but there is an instinctive feeling that it just might work. It won't be the best method to do this, but I can always start over again at a later date. Humming to myself I push the rest of the pairs together.
Five little colourful beads are laying on my palm. Looking closely, I can see the dark and bright mana swirling through each other, like metallic paint. Now for the tricky part, the recombining of the elements into pure neutral qi. I'm still missing quite a lot of essential elements though. Lightning is nowhere to be seen, nor are light and darkness. I also haven't found air yet. I think about the thought process I'd have to go through in order to improve my current work, and I decide to ignore it.
I stare resolutely at my palm and make a fist. A minor explosion occurs, with me barely able to hold my hand closed. Enclosing it with my other hand, I give it a squeeze. The ball of energy in my palm is fighting back now, somehow refusing to combine. I empty my mind. Then I take the concept of an empty mind and let it fall into oblivion. Then I let the oblivion fall away.
This continues for a while, stripping layers of my emotions until I reach a true empty mind. Not thinking about not thinking is harder than it seems and I thank the past me for having the patience to perfect this method of meditation.
With massive hunger pains, I stir awake. I'm still sitting inside the cave, still staring at my balled up hands. Light seeps in through the cave opening, signalling a new coming day. I open my palm and look.
A white orb around two centimetres in diameter lies on my palm. A familiar feeling emanates from it and I quickly throw it into my mouth. No need to let a - I'm assuming - completely unknown energy signature be broadcasted everywhere. I nearly cry as my energy starved body starts to absorb the formed qi. This energy I know intimately, the vibrancy of life and death combined into pure potential.
I can't help but smile as I guide the energy through my stomach into my blood vessels. The arteries first, along with the oxygen-starved blood, get to enjoy a proper dousing of qi. Slowly I follow the trickle of white gas through my blood vessels, only interfering when it reaches my heart. Here I stop it while pondering what path to take.
There are three core hotspots in the body. A standard, boring cultivator gathers qi at his dantian, just behind the navel, in order to form a qi centre there. The dantian is a fine gathering spot, best for a combination of body and technique fighting, basically a magic swordsman.
The heart is another possible gather point; this is the better spot for any type of body cultivation. Then there is my favourite, the barely used braincore. I discovered this core location by accident, but I have fallen in love with it since. Cultivating my brain has allowed me to develop powerful magical and psychokinetic abilities using qi. It's also hilarious if nobody knows you gather all your energy there and people keep stabbing you in the stomach to cripple or kill you. Simply pretend to be severely crippled; crawl away and you're right as rain after some healing!
Stopping the chuckle from escaping my throat, I keep the qi at my heart until it has all gathered. A pitiful amount, but I feel my hunger receding as my body gets a less substantial nutrition source. When all is gathered in my heart I simply shove it through the aorta into both my carotid's. Done.
All I need to do now is prevent it from escaping. I smile wildly as I feel my mind clearing up, thoughts flitting by faster and clarity returning to me. I feel the strands of qi gathering at my brainstem, the same place I held all my energies before. Plans spin through my mind as I gain back a fraction of the calculating power I'm used to.
I pour my full attention into the spot, trying to get the qi to take on a single, unique aspect. That of me. That of an empty canvas or a blank book containing endless potential knowledge.
Half an hour later, the qi settles into place, gathering in a small area in my brain stem while some strands keep going through my bloodstream, subtly cleaning and improving my body. I notice it's not really cleaning anything, just strengthening. My passing through multiple universal boundaries did a number on my physical form and totally wiped away any trace of qi in my body, but there are no impurities.
My smile widens into a grin as I realise that the previous cleansing of my body in preparation of ascension was not undone. In other words, my body is operating at peak condition. No useless waste materials or acids are in my system, no unnecessary chemicals, metals or macromolecules are present. Gaining back my power base should be rather quick.
I stand up, assigning a minor portion of my mental faculties to the gathering and combining of more mana. The slight haze that comes from lessened thinking power should be compensated for by nightfall as my braincore eagerly starts generating qi from mana.
Taking a deep mana filled breath causes the murky mix of power to enter my veins as I breathe out stale air. The mana then gets guided through my heart to my head, where it gets sucked into my core. Feeling my mind grow with each breath is as addicting as ever. Cultivation is truly the best drug.
It's a small start, but gaining more power will allow me to gain even more power. You need money to make money, and you need power to gain power. It's a long road. I had thought that the first step would be finally behind me, but maybe I can start over and build something even better this time around?
The feeling of dread I had when I woke in the random valley lifts. A planet filled with negative energies can mean one of two things. The gods or higher beings here are doing a bad job or the general populace is evil as shit. Maybe both. It's less of an issue now that I'm gathering strength once again.
Stepping out of the cave into the sunlight, I stand still to bask in the sun. An agonised shriek shakes me from my revelry as I watch a cute little bunny being eaten by an even cuter little fawn. I just ignore them, especially the half eaten but still alive cute squirrel that the bunny was munching on before its fateful encounter with a Bambi from hell. Suppressing a shiver, I turn to my left and keep walking.
I especially ignore the fact that every animal so far seemed just slightly wrong. Instead of fur, some rabbits have fine scales. I see that the fawn has feathers sprouting from its body here and there. Nope, let's just ignore that for now, especially that naked badger with scabs all over.
The valley is filled with grass, shrubs and trees. Sloping fields filled with clustered trees spread out before my eyes, painting a peaceful and picturesque scene. I feel my mood lifting as I return to what I love doing, wandering aimlessly and looking for interesting stuff.
I find something moderately interesting after an hour. A mud road crosses my path as I'm about to leave the valley. Cart tracks along with other unidentifiable traces of civilisation give another boost to my mood. Planets with an ecosystem but no intelligent species do exist but that would have been extremely boring. I take an arbitrary right and follow the road, curious where it'll lead.
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Country of Origin: China
Characteristic Typical Analysis
- Appearance: White or almost white, crystalline powder or colourless crystals
- Melting Point: About 190C , with decomposition
- pH (With 5% water solution): 2.1~2.6
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- Specific Optical Rotation: +20.5 ~ +21.5
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- Impurity E: <0.2%
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- Iron: <2.0ppm
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- Arsenic: <1.0ppm
- Cadmium: <1.0ppm
- Heavy Metals: <10ppm
- Sulphated Ash: <0.1%
Storage: Store in a cool, dry area and not in direct sunlight. Preferred storage temperature should not exceed 40C


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Show Me The Links 2.3: Live Q&A - Your Questions Answered
- Introduction
- What Is a High-Quality Link?
- Optimizing Links and Anchor Text on Other Websites
- The Ingredients of Great Content
- What to Do About Nofollow Links
- Do You Get Penalized for Having Bad Links?
- Identifying Who to Connect With for Link Building Outreach
- How to Avoid Outreach Emails Ending up in Spam Folders
- Personalizing Outreach Emails
- Turning Brand Mentions into Links
- Content Ideation Tips
- Best Way to Contact People for Links
Julie Joyce: Hi, everybody. Welcome to the next episode of the SEMrush webinar series Show Me the Links. I am your host Julie Joyce with Link Fish Media, and this is our 13th episode that I've done, so very happy about that.
We've got great guests today, as always. We have Carrie Rose from Rise at Seven and Mark Lindquist from Mailshake.
Our topic today is building and leveraging relationships to consistently earn high-quality links from great content. These guys tend to work with really good stuff, so they have a lot of great things to say.
We'll start out with defining what we mean by good links and good content, but first of all, I wanted to turn it over to Carrie for an introduction.
Carrie Rose: Hi, I'm Carrie. I'm here in Sheffield in the UK, and I currently work in digital PR and content marketing for my own agency, so I launched Rise at Seven around five weeks ago.
Julie Joyce: Mark, would you do an introduction for us, please?
Mark Lindquist: I'm Mark. I am the marketing strategist at Mailshake, and Mailshake is a tool that helps you send cold emails. Basically, if you're doing link building and you're trying to connect with people, and you want to connect with a couple hundred people at a time, you would use Mailshake to personalize those emails in bulk and schedule follow-ups.
Send the first one and if they don't reply, or they click a certain link in the email, you can trigger a follow-up email to send and then it will follow up. You can also trigger LinkedIn messages and things like that.
I do all the content marketing strategy and link building here at Mailshake. Before this, I was at a couple of different marketing agencies doing content marketing, particularly with building links and creating content in a lot of different industries. I've been doing that for a while.
Julie Joyce: All right well I wanted to go ahead and dive into you guys talking about what a high-quality link is. Carrie, do you want to start with that? What to you is a high-quality link?
What Is a High-Quality Link?
Carrie Rose: Sure. I guess my opinion or view on it has changed over the years. Now, I guess it's anything that my clients would recognize. If I would say, "do you recognize this website, have you heard of this website, or is this something that you would dream to get it on," that is what I would call a high quality (link).
I guess when obviously looking into whether I should be targeting that publication, it's anything from engagement rates, Twitter following, etcetera. I don't necessarily use the typical surge metrics anymore and that is something that I did use a couple of years back. I've changed my approach. I've gone for more an engagement PR-like approach.
Julie Joyce: Cool. What about you Mark?
Mark Lindquist: I look at four different things when it comes to if it's a publication that I want to engage with to get a link.
The first: domain authority or page authority. Primarily domain authority; using a tool like SEMrush or any of the other tools that you can check with this. Usually, I shoot for above a 50 domain authority. That sort of narrows down to the higher quality sites and at least sites that are active and actively publishing content.
The second is relevance. We are primarily a sales marketing tool which gives us a lot of different types of sites that we can reach out to that are relevant to the type of content that we are creating.
The third is the anchor text. If we are trying to build things for instance to an article that is about cold email, we can get the link text to be related to cold email. That's generally what we shoot for.
The last thing, and this is what I would say is the most important, is if I'm connecting with someone that I can build a relationship with. That's sort of my perspective when it comes to link building.
It's one thing to get the link on their site but if they are writing content consistently on other sites, or have an audience that overlaps with ours, the link is just the first step to a bigger relationship.
That's what I really try to shoot for with any link building effort that I do; is finding people that I can connect with, get on the phone with, talk about what our marketing goals are and see where we can align. It goes way beyond just getting the link.
Optimizing Links and Anchor Text on Other Websites
Julie Joyce: Olivia Jane was asking in the chat for you Mark, how can you control the link and anchor text? What do you do to try to get what you want?
Mark Lindquist: Sometimes if you're doing outreach and you're submitting a quote to an article and it's already been published, that's something that we do because it's not just like, "hey, can you put this link in your article?" We're adding a little bit of content to something that they've published to make it a little better.
Whether the quote is related to cold email and it's building on a concept that they're covering in the article, in my quotes, I'll put the link to the page that I'm trying to build a link to on the anchor text that I want to put it on.
Sometimes they'd rather not have anchor text like that and they'll tell you in how they respond. For the most part, people are okay as long as the quote is genuine and good content, most people are okay with that. Usually, it's with quotes; it's adding quotes to content.
The Ingredients of Great Content
Julie Joyce: Okay. Good question. I wanted to go back to Carrie so she could talk about how do you define great content.
Carrie Rose: I kind of have four things that I always think about when it comes to creating good content and it's content that is either engaging, resourceful, position your clients as the expert, or adds value.
First of all... engaging content. So, it's content that is shareable, that is going to drive traffic to your website and keep them on-site for a longer period of time than just a click, quick glance.
There's resourceful content; whether that's data-lead reports or guides which also position you as experts. Whether that's top tips or places to go but also, industry reports and things like that.
Then content which adds value to say another publication or another journalist. A lot of that is usually again data-lead stuff or tips from the experts within the company. Any sort of content that we can create on-site which naturally would appeal to a journalist or appeal to another publication that's thinking, "oh, that's interesting for not only myself, for my readers". It's all about having that sort of content on your website which other publications could link to.
Julie Joyce: Mark, I know you do a lot of outreach and that, do you deal with creating content?
Mark Lindquist: I handle all the content strategy. We have a team of writers that do the research and write the articles but overseeing the outlines and coming up with the topics and everything is part of my role.
A couple things around great content, I think the first is if it's written by an expert who has personal experience with the topic that they're writing about. For me, it's always really clear, particularly with marketing content when the person writing it has actually done what they're talking about versus just their researching. It can only be so good if you don't have personal experience with the topic that you're talking on.
That would be the first one, is if you can get subject matter experts, whether you're interviewing them; that's one thing that we've done at Mailshake. What I'll do is I'll listen to sales podcasts and they've done the hard work for me in finding people that have interesting things to say about interesting topics. I'll just email them and I'll say, "hey, I loved your episode on X podcast on Y topic. We want to cover a similar topic on our blog. I'd love to interview you."
Use that and kind of give the interview to our writers to write the article. Some of our best content has come from that. The success rate on outreach is really high. You get on the phone with them, you have a good conversation, you're writing good articles; they can see that you're doing good work and then there's a lot of opportunities to work with whatever comes with that.
The second thing that I like to think about when I'm trying to come up with topics is what topspin can I put on a topic that makes it a little bit different than the way that other people are talking about it, because there's like a million articles, for instance, on employee engagements.
The angle that we wanted to try to come up with a way of presenting it that was unique and not just kind of the me-too content that you see out there. What we did is Glassdoor comes out with a top 50 companies to work for, small, medium and large companies. We've reached out to all those companies and sent them a survey about how they build employee engagement with their employees.
Their communications people got back to us and they were excited to work with us on it and I think the article turned out a lot better because at the end of the day it's still top tips for employee engagement.
Julie Joyce: I wanted to mention, just kind of going back to something someone asked about when you were talking about asking for a link with anchor text about whether a link exchange was a violation of Google's guidelines. I just wanted to say, unless I misunderstood, we're not really talking about a link exchange, we're just talking about asking for a link which is not against their guidelines.
Mark Lindquist: Yeah. That's right. I think a link for a link on each other's sites, I think, it's really easy for Google to identify when that happens and then devalue the links. I wouldn't recommend doing a direct link trade.
What to Do About Nofollow Links
Julie Joyce: Okay someone asked, what do you do when a new site gives you a link but it's a nofollow. Carrie, do you want to take that?
Carrie Rose: Yeah, sure. Absolutely nothing. The reason for that is because here in the UK, we have a lot of websites. We just have a policy which is nofollow throughout the site. No matter what your website is, no matter the content, it will always be a nofollow.
For me, I guess, the way I approach a link acquisition and building links is through a PR approach. Creating content is naturally going to get links and talked about. I just try to create content that naturally gets that link, that journalists think, "Oh, I want to link to that because it adds value to my story."
The questioning around it being a nofollow, I don't do anything if I am completely honest. I go with it, I go with the flow. I'm not going to approach a journalist and request that they change it because I don't want to come across spammy in any way.
I want to keep that relationship with the journalist so that next time if I have a nice piece of content, or whatever it is, that hopefully it will be followed next time or that they would speak to me again, cover my content, etcetera.
Mark Lindquist: I think if you're doing outreach to larger publications or if you're trying to get links on larger publications or connect with journalists, I think that's definitely the approach. You definitely don't want to come off as spammy or desperate or kind of contributing to the noise that these people are hearing all the time.
Especially, again, larger publications, the ones that your clients have heard of that you are talking about as one of your definitions of a quality link, you prioritize the relationship first.
Do You Get Penalized for Having Bad Links?
Julie Joyce: Lilly had submitted a question asking, "Can you still get penalized by having poor quality, bad links because supposedly new Google algorithm update should not take bad links into account. What do you guys think about that?
Carrie Rose: Someone asked me the same question recently and it was actually a competitor in their industry was caught doing a lot of spammy link building. They felt annoyed they wouldn't get penalized for it and the way that I explained it is what they're doing is spending a lot of money on doing this sort of stuff and while they might not be getting penalized, they are not seeing any growth.
I guess the way that Google has changed is that it's constantly looking at the bad link profile and rating you based on quality now and relevance, etcetera. Rather than penalizing for bad and unethical, it's more just ignoring it and it's wasting your budget in sense.
Julie Joyce: Right. What do you think, Mark?
Mark Lindquist: Yeah, I think if you're doing spammy outreach and getting links on spammy sites, eventually the algorithms will keep getting better. There used to be PBNs back in the day where people would buy a bunch of domains and sell the links and Google picked up on that.
I think most people can recognize if the site is spammy or if the type of outreach they're doing is spammy. Eventually, sooner or later, Google will recognize that and either penalize your or devalue the links. Even if it works right now, some tactic works well right now but it's clearly kind of spammy, it's not a long term business strategy even if it's effective in the short term
Julie Joyce: I used to think bad links would hurt you and I'm kind of the opinion now from what I've seen, I think they are probably mostly ignored. I'm not saying go get them, because that is a complete waste of money, but I haven't seen anybody getting any big penalties lately. I may be in the minority there.
Identifying Who to Connect With for Link Building Outreach
Another question. Going back to the beginning, how do you identify the right people to connect with when you guys are reaching out?
Mark Lindquist: Yeah. First, I look for publications in the space. That's the first thing that I look for, relevant publications. Then I look on the site to see if there's one person that publishes most of the content and that's generally the person that I reach out to. Then I go on LinkedIn if there is not someone clear from the site, and try to find someone with content or marketing or something like that in their title.
If I can't find that, it's a really small company, I'll reach out to the founder or the CEO because generally, if I can't find a marketer and even if they have one, I reach out to the CEO and they send it down to their marketer. I'll always get a response from the marketing person.
If worse comes to worst, I shoot high. I mean this is smaller companies, so not the CEO of Salesforce or something, but if it's clearly a relatively small company, you can usually connect with the CEO. Editors or writers or content marketing strategists or marketers at relevant blogs is where I start.
In terms of trying to build a relationship with the right people, I try to find people that are doing a lot of guest posting. There are people who are writing on a lot of different domains that are in the space, generally, are the most active and the most interested in some kind of co-marketing.
Julie Joyce: Okay. What about you, Carrie?
Carrie Rose: I'm mostly only connecting with journalists, editors, writers and to kind of target the most relevant ones and right ones, I usually start just by googling the topic. If for example, I have a story on Disney, I would just google Disney.
Let's look at what journalists are already talking about Disney as a topic within the last three months and then I would use a database Google, Arcana, or Varella... what other ones are there?
There's a couple of others out there, just a general list database and then I would get their contact and pitch my story.
In terms of them building a relationship, I usually do interact with them on Twitter and stuff like that. Journalists over here they have not a lot of time nowadays to build relationships with PRs like myself.
I actually spoke to a journalist at top ten media publication recently and she said everyday she has to write around eight articles a day and she has an hour to write every article. Her time is very much limited.
In terms of building relationships, she would much rather me tweet her or connect her on social media in some way because it's easy, rather than bombard her and stuff. I've tried every single approach from emails to calling, social media, and I just try to be most convenient for them, if that makes sense.
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Julie Joyce: How do you keep your emails from going into spam folders or getting deleted? How do you actually get these emails through to people when you're trying to reach them? Do you have any tips on that?
Mark Lindquist: The first is if you have a new domain, or if you haven't sent a lot of emails, Google and other spam checkers are really skeptical of the domain that you're sending from. You can't start with a new email address and send 1000 emails a day because you'll immediately get picked up and marked as spam.
Once you get a bad sender reputation, you might as well toss the domain. It's really hard to overcome that. You can't just make a new email and start from scratch if you've already been flagged. The first thing I would do if you haven't been doing a lot of outreach is start small and a couple of emails a day and build up from that.
The second is not doing huge send-outs. I never really do more than 60 to 80 emails in a single campaign. It's usually less than that. Some people will do really spray and pray hundreds of thousands of emails all at once and all it takes is a few people to start marking you as spam or for your open rate to be really bad for you to start building that bad reputation.
It's more effective in the long term to do smaller batches of outreach that you can personalize more effectively. Then, if your open rates and reply rates are good on those smaller batches of outreach, you shouldn't have an issue.
Carrie Rose: From my side, I've never really had issues from the junk side. One person did tell me that if you include way too many links within your emails, for example, like linking off to different parts of your website or if you're attaching say a video into the email, a lot of the time that can shoot it to the junk folder. That's something that I try to kind of refrain from doing.
Mark Lindquist: Yeah, attaching for sure. That's a good point, Carrie. Definitely, don't send attachments in cold outreach. Those will often get picked up as spam, and also links.
I think if you're speaking like a real person and you're not sounding super spammy and you're avoiding the big no-no's like attaching and too many links, I think you'll mostly be fine.
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Julie Joyce: What do you think about making each outreach email personalized? Do you try to do that? I don't know how many emails you send out. If you're sending out one hundred at a time, I don't know how you make that completely personalized but what are your thoughts on that?
Carrie Rose: Personalization is making sure you know what they already write about as topics and saying, "I think you might like this because I know you already talk about it." You don't need to go into too much detail.
Obviously going into every single email outreach would take a lot of time to personalize, but making sure it's relevant. Relevance is the biggest thing for me. I know that they have spoken about this topic or are passionate about it in some way and so I'm going to reach out to them.
Mark Lindquist: Yeah, I definitely agree with Carrie. I think having a good idea about the general topic they tend to cover. If they have a lot of articles about sales prospecting outreach, for instance, I'll put that in a column in my spreadsheet.
Then with Mailshake, you can add those as text replacements. Just finding that common ground and making it clear that you're actually looking at the blog and it's not just a total spray and pray type of outreach.
I think it's important to personalize to some degree, but if you can get a template and 80/20 it from there. At some point, it doesn't move the needle that much if you're going to write 100 percent personalized every single email. Starting with the template, personalizing off of that makes more business sense.
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Julie Joyce: How do you ask for a link if the publication just mentions your content, or your study or data but they don't link to you? Do you back and ask for a link?
Carrie Rose: Yeah, mostly. If I know that they're not going to give a link because I know their policy, then I won't badger them in any way but in terms of trying to get that link, it's mainly for me, we have this valuable report or asset on our website that I think would add value to your article.
If it's just a link to say my client's home page, or a product page, or a service page, that's not necessarily something that I would ask for because it's not natural.
Whereas if it were an article talking about, say, crime in the UK and I had a report on crime in the UK going on for the past ten years, then I would say, "hey, I think this might add value to your story. Would you link to it and credit it as a resource?"
Julie Joyce: Okay. Mark, what about you?
Mark Lindquist: Yeah, I would do that same. If somebody mentions content of ours or references a stat that we have on our page, I'll ask for a link. I think you can do it in a way that's appreciative of them mentioning you and recognizing something you created.
People know if you're reaching out to get a link, people aren't going to be surprised. It doesn't have to feel spammy or whatever. Generally, people will, especially if they're referencing specific content that you created, they should have a link for that anyways.
We track our branded mentions so if someone mentions Mailshake and doesn't link to us, we actually will reach out. If they're writing about you, they are probably writing about similar topics that you cover and then there's an opportunity there, again, to build a relationship and see what else you guys can connect on.
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Julie Joyce: Okay. There's a question about content ideation. I was going to start with Carrie on this. What are your top tips for content ideation and can you tell us exactly what that means?
Carrie Rose: Yeah, sure. I actually think when trying to land links back to your client's websites, the hardest thing is coming up with the idea; how to come up with a good story. The biggest thing or the first thing that I do, something that Mark actually mentioned previously, was looking into competitors.
Using tools such as SEMrush and looking at BuzzSumo as well. In SEMrush, I can look into the backlink profile of my competitors and look at where they're getting links from but also what was the story that was linking to those. That way I can kind of come up with my ideas and stories that I can create for my clients to get some of their links.
Not only that, I do use BuzzSumo quite a lot. Buzz Sumo I can type in the topic or the URL of say my client's website or my competitor's website and look into the most shared articles, what sort of content is being talked about quite a lot and that way I can get inspiration for what sort of content I should be creating.
I actually do use a lot of word association. If I knew that I need to come up with a campaign around holidays. I would then use holidays as my term and branch off that.
It'd be like a spider diagram web where I literally think about holidays, to beaches, to flights, to prices, to children. I'll create all these different words that I can come up with ideas around and think what stories and content my audience seems to be interested in surrounding that topic.
Mark Lindquist: Yeah. I really like that word association thing. That's interesting. The way that I come up with topics is, I usually start with competitor research, especially if I'm working with a client.
Especially back when I was at the agency and I wasn't super familiar with the space, I would start with content competitors and see what's driving a lot of traffic, what keywords are driving a lot of traffic for them.
Julie Joyce: I was going to try to get a few more of the submitted questions from the chat. One is, "how do you keep track of all of your client's content from when the opportunity comes up for a link?"
Carrie Rose: Yeah, sure. I guess, obviously, it's getting to understand your client's website inside out. For me, I have a lot of alerts set up, whether that's Google alerts or similar so I know if this topic is mentioned, then it will come into my inbox and I can react fast.
I guess it's just being aware and knowing what sort of content we can react to anyway, even if it's not content that's already on the website and that we can create quite quick or fast to be able to get into the press. Yeah, it's just kind of like monitoring live and making sure that we use tools like Google and trends and stuff to spot opportunities that way.
Best Way to Contact People for Links
Julie Joyce: We had talked a little bit earlier about emails versus the phone and my friend David had asked a question. "Which is the fastest? Which is the best way to land a link? The email or the phone?"
Now, I know, Mark, you said you would get on the phone and I shuddered. I just can't handle it.
Mark Lindquist: Yeah.
Julie Joyce: Carrie, do you ever get on the phone to get a link?
Carrie Rose: No, not really. I used to. I guess a previous agency, they tried to push it as much as possible. They saw it in a traditional PR perspective of go and build relationships.
I think nowadays, journalists, especially writers and editors, don't have the time to kind of listen to me on the phone. They would much rather me drop them an email, or send them a tweet. I always resort to emails or Twitter to pitch to editors.
Mark Lindquist: Just to clarify, I would never cold call to get a link.
Julie Joyce: Right.
Mark Lindquist: Usually I've already gotten the link. If I'm getting on a call with someone, it's because we have a relationship, we've exchanged a handful of emails and there's an opportunity for both of us to help each other out.
Julie Joyce: Well I guess we will have to end with that. We've been here an hour, which always amazes me when we come to the end.
We have lots we didn't cover. I'm sure you guys would be happy to answer any questions on Twitter if anybody reaches out. I certainly would as well.
I appreciate everybody joining us. It's really nice that everybody participates in the chat and helps us socialize this. We had a lot of great answers here.
Mark Lindquist: Thanks for having me.
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With Warsaw Film Festival there is always a certain uncertainty that accompanies all the films included in its various competitions. The films tend to be mediocre most of all the time – or quite simply bad; there is seldom space for a brilliant work, one that would bring something new to the table. And there is nothing wrong with it – after all, these filmmakers are mainly newcomers and, sadly, those who weren't accepted to bigger events such as Venice, Cannes, Rotterdam, Toronto. That is the reason why I think the programme might be a big issue at WFF. I have a feeling that the programmers are mostly anonymous here – there is no position of artistic director, someone to put the blame on, to discuss, to argue about why this and not that.
But this year, despite the fact that the section began very slowly with the films that shouldn't have been in any festival in the first place (Spring Comes after Winter), we were lucky enough to have at least two very good films: Brothers in Brothel and the one we chose - Move the Grave. I believe these films were better than those in the previous edition, and while not the greatest, they were nonetheless done in an admirable way, honest, simple, sometimes funny, but often times very dark. Both these films – with their personal takes on modernity - and were highly appreciated by both the audience and the critics in Poland (although it's not a festival that many film critics attend).
On a less positive note – it's weird to be forced to watch and judge films that are not part of the NETPAC policy: experienced directors, non-Asian filmmakers or films that have almost no Asian aesthetic. Therefore, our choice was limited to just two films – one Korean and one Japanese, because other films were either mediocre, bad or made by acclaimed directors. That being said, I think there should be a change in programming or in the vision of the festival. As the only A-class festival in Poland (which is helpful and vital for newcomers), it is nevertheless often mocked by the audience due to its programme and lack of identity.
Move the Grave: This was a film that many people from outside South Korea have been probably waiting for. It is a tale about a family, about women, about society that has a very little place for women's emancipation and feminism; a story that is somehow dark and funny at once, gloomy, but then again, hilarious. A well-written odyssey of misfits who eschew all prejudices towards each other, because this time they dare to stand as a family. It may be read as a capsule of the country, a metaphor with a solid criticism of patriarchy, and for this reason therefore, it will resonate with the audience, leaving a firm gesture of saying 'no', a silent riot captured in a fresh voice of a newcomer, Jeong Seung-o. This is a witty take, a glimpse of Korean modernity captured through the lens of a family drama that has in it all that a black comedy from South Korea needs: sharp dialogues, eeriness, character studies, shortcomings of men and a Koreeda-like approach to a family sketch. This blunt piece is easily one of the smartest debuts in the past few years, and an important one to say the least – it won't leave anyone indifferent, and that itself is a privilege for the audience.
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Shindisi (Georgia: dir: Dito Tsintsade) and Atbai's Fight (Kazakhstan; dir: Adilkhan Yerzhanov) were films that stirred a viewer's experience at the 35th Warsaw International Film Festival. Comparatively, Shindisi was more mainstream while Atbai's Fight was minimalist in style. However while their story-telling techniques were strong, we did not consider them for awards as the filmmakers were experienced and had several films to their credit.
Similarly, White Snake (China; dir: Ji Zhao & Amp Wong) and Listen to the Universe (Japan; dir: Kei Ishikawa) were big budget, mainstream, commercial films, more suitable for out-of-competition sections or for Opening or Closing Nights.
Meanwhile, A Hairy Tale (Iran; dir: Homayoun Ghanizadeh) and Best Director (China; dir: Xian Zhang) were both interesting films and they held our attention. Brothers in Brothel (Japan; dir: Jiro Sato) was our second best choice as it was provocative and bold with an edgy story-telling style.
But in the spirit of NETPAC we instead decided to extend our support to first and second-time filmmakers. Our selection for the NETPAC award went to Move the Grave (South Korea; dir: Seung-o Jeong). The filmmaking was smart and ironic, and provided a strong, important comment on Korean society. It was both dark and funny, with interesting characters with very good acting.
Overall, the jury was disappointed with the quality of the selected films.
For example, A Punk Day Dream (Belgium-Indonesia; dir: Jimmy Hendrickx) is not by an Asian filmmaker, and therefore we did not consider this film. The Asian subject of the film was very interesting but the storytelling was not strong. Similarly, Omar and Us (Turkey; dirs: Mehmet Bahadir Er & Maryna Er Gorbach) and Chronology (Turkey/Germany; dir: Ali Aydin) were both co-directed or co-produced. While the subjects they handled were interesting, they were, again, not strong or original enough for us.
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My Dublin-born great-grandmother's line was a brick wall for us for many decades. Partly it was because I could never trace a marriage certificate for her, and so had no idea of her father's name. And then even when I found she was born in Dublin, from the 1911 Yorkshire census, I couldn't trace a matching birth registration. The closest was an unnamed female child birth in 1879 in Dublin North. That looked really promising, but there was no way I could prove it to be mine.
Until, that was, I checked the rootsireland.ie website recently, and found that that little girl was baptised Anne. So this fitted completely with my great-granny Annie Tait or Tate, and although I can't be 100% sure I'm mighty confident that I have the right family now, and have been able to trace it extensively.
Using other parish registers indexed at irishgenealogy.ie I was able to find baptisms for Annie's younger siblings. And through the Irish civil registration records at familysearch.org I could trace the marriage of her parents, and deaths for many of those siblings. One of them, Mary, had a marriage noted beside her baptism entry, so I followed that up as well. And ordered lots and lots of certificates from Ireland.
The marriage certificate of the parents in 1877 was really helpful. It confirmed why I'd not been able to find Annie's father in Dublin trade directories. He was described as a pedlar, and there's no way he would have been listed in a trade directory. The marriage certificate also gave me the names and occupations of Annie's grandfathers and through the parish register websites I was able to trace a maternal Fagan uncle's marriage and baptisms of his children.
The second batch of certificates arrived today. These were 3 deaths and 1 marriage, all for siblings of my great-grandmother. 2 of the deaths are definitely mine. The other one I'm not sure about, but it probably was. And the big surprise was that when Annie's little sister Mary married in 1912 she was already a widow, Mrs Brady. Discovering this led me to finding Mary Brady with her father John Tait in the 1911 Dublin census, and lots of little Brady children. And then I was able to find John 10 years earlier, with a second wife, and Mary, and lots of younger children. Irish census returns before 1901 were destroyed, so to be able to find the family in the few years that still survive was a big breakthrough. And through the parish register sites I found an entry for John's second marriage, which even names his mother, Ellen, which was the name he gave his second daughter, who probably died, and also another daughter by his second marriage. In the 1911 census John Tait and daughter Mary Brady had occupation "Dealer. Delph" but since they were living in a 1-room home, 7 in the family, it must have been a tough existence. The 1901 census indicates that John was born in Cork.
So I need to buy more certificates! I'm going to order what looks like the marriage certificate for John Tait and wife #2 in 1893, to be sure he was a widower then. And I'm going to get what looks like his first wife's death certificate, a short time before his remarriage, to see what happened to her. And I'm going to order what I think was probably John's death certificate, aged 60, in Dublin in 1912.
When Mary Tait married Joseph Brady in 1902, which I was able to trace through the parish register websites, she was only 17. It looks like she married as soon as she could. Her older sister Anne probably married before the age of 20 too, and probably left Ireland at a young age. I do wonder how they got on with their step-mother, or if the remarriage was an encouragement to leave home. Or maybe just extreme poverty.


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We present an efficient algorithm for selecting optimal stimuli for estimating the conditional response function of a neuron. Stimuli are selected by optimizing an objective function which quantifies the expected reduction in uncertainty about the unknown response function. Our objective function is based on mutual information and leads to an optimality criterion known as D-optimality. Our implementation overcomes the computational hurdles of sequential optimal experimental design in this setting. Simulations show that using optimally chosen stimuli can reduce the number of trials needed to estimate the conditional response function by more than an order of magnitude.
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EMILY WHITLOCK from Colwyn Bay is the new British Under-13s squash champion after an outstanding performance at Milfield School in Somerset.
The 12-year-old, who is a member of the Le Sport squash club in Rhos-on-Sea, conceded just 10 points in winning her four matches in straight games, and so overpowered her opponents that she was on court in total for only an hour.
After getting a bye in the first round she swept through her second round match 9-0, 9-0, 9-1 and repeated that score in the quarter-finals against Hannah Shipley of Yorkshire in a match that lasted only 13 minutes.
She was then drawn against Le Sport clubmate Hannah Williams from Colwyn Bay and won 9-3, 9-0, 9-2, before beating number two seed Chloe Pearson from Warwickshire 9-3, 9-0, 9-0 in a final which lasted just 17 minutes.
This was extraordinary scoring at this level of competition for the new British number one.
Emily also recently won the Nordic Open in Sweden, and is now ranked number three in Europe at her age.
Earlier in the year she was third in both the German Open in Stuttgart and the Pioneer Open in Cologne, which are both classed as Super Series Tournaments, and was the best placed British girl.
She has had great backing from her school, Ysgol Bryn Elian in Colwyn Bay, along with support from the Conwy Excellence Fund, and has also recently been awarded a contract with Prince Raquets which provides her with free equipment.


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Nearly missed this anniversary as it tried to sneak in under the radar .
Nov 26th 1942 – World Premiere of Casablanca
Breaking down the walls of Second Life
November 26th, 2007 — National LolCatz Archives, research
Nearly missed this anniversary as it tried to sneak in under the radar .
Nov 26th 1942 – World Premiere of Casablanca
November 26th, 2007 — National LolCatz Archives
25th November 1914 – Joe DiMaggio
26th November 1922 – Charles Schulz
November 25th, 2007 — National LolCatz Archives
A Tribute to Freddie Mercury , 5th Sept 1946 – 24th Nov 1991
November 23rd, 2007 — National LolCatz Archives
Two National LolCatz Archive pictures today
First the 71st anniversary of the first issue of Life magazine, a wonderful collection of photojournalism , The Archivists fingers twitch at the LolCatz potential inside these covers
"im in ur Corp of Engineers , stealing ur New Deal"
The second image commemorates the birth of Boris Karloff , 120 years ago today . Here we have a still from the 1935 movie
"The Bride of FrankenCatz" with both Boris and Elsa Lancaster
"i can has bride ?"
November 22nd, 2007 — National LolCatz Archives
Mae West died Nov 22nd 1980 and as a tribute the Archives posted this Still from "My Little Chickadee" which includes her co-star W.C Fields "Never work with Kittehs or Dogs"
November 21st, 2007 — National LolCatz Archives
November 21st 1934, Cole Porters "Anything Goes" opens on Broadway
November 20th, 2007 — National LolCatz Archives
Today is the 32nd anniversary of the Death of Franco. As a tribute to all the victims of the Spanish Civil War , the NLA image for today is a portrait of Frederico Garcia Lorca , Executed in 1936 for the crime of being a poet.
November 19th, 2007 — National LolCatz Archives
Following yesterdays entertainment theme , Todays image from the National Lolcatz Archives shows members of the popular beat combo "Teh Beatlez" strolling through Swinging London.
November 18th, 2007 — National LolCatz Archives
As it's a Sunday, today's National LolCatz Image takes a break from world politics and explores the world of entertainment.
Here is a movie still from the great silent comedy "The Kitten" .
November 17th, 2007 — National LolCatz Archives
For a few months I've been a regular contributor to the forums on the wonderful SL community site SLUniverse. I'd recommned it to anyone looking for a good active 3rd party SL forum.
My own contributions have tended to be of little substance and more humour related . In particular I've found I have a passion for Photoshopping famous photographs with LolCatz heads , A strange talent but it keeps me off the streets, I've recently set up the National LolCatz Archives, a photographic archive of LolCatz History. The full archive is now hosted here . Today's addition to the archive was Munich 1938.
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I just noticed the time remaining clock-- when I hover over it, nothing happens. Is that what we are meant to do? Hover over it and see the countdown? : )
For me it counts down on the contest page when its within an hour, yet weirdly sometimes I'll be like "omg I've missed the boat, only 5mins left" to see it get to 0 and then reset back to 59 minutes remaining!!
Oh wow, I must be out of it. Yes, time remaining for the contest! Of couse! I was thinking about the time remaining till the CH must choose a winner. That would be a nice thing to see countdown.
I agree ScoutFinch:heart_eyes:
I have noticed this in so many contests! Not all, but lots. I have taken screen shots and relayed the inconsistency to the SH, and I know they have reported the issue to the team. SO SO glad to know I am not the only one!
I see the time remaining clock (next to the # of entries in the contest) for every contest. Been like that for a while.
I noticed it on a closed contest, and completely spaced that that's the time remaining clock for the contest itself. I have a brain injury-- so sometimes I'm a little quirky. Would be nice to have a countdown to selection though. : )


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Mark Edmundson is University Professor at the University of Virginia. His most recent book is Why Write?
The piece approaches the problem of the political content of books by way of an analogy. It suggests that we see books as teachers. We should consider them as similar to the human beings who have taught us the most in life. Those teachers will offer many good things, but given that fine teachers are almost always strong and idiosyncratic personalities, they will offer us some lessons that are less than edifying. We shouldn't throw them out for that. We should sift their lessons and learn from their best. As the Band sings it: You take what you need and you leave the rest.
Edmundson, M., 2016. Teaching and the Ethics of Literature. JOMEC Journal, (10), pp.40–43. DOI: http://doi.org/10.18573/j.2016.10084
Edmundson M. Teaching and the Ethics of Literature. JOMEC Journal. 2016;(10):40–3. DOI: http://doi.org/10.18573/j.2016.10084
Edmundson, M. (2016). Teaching and the Ethics of Literature. JOMEC Journal, (10), 40–43. DOI: http://doi.org/10.18573/j.2016.10084
Edmundson M, 'Teaching and the Ethics of Literature' (2016) JOMEC Journal 40 DOI: http://doi.org/10.18573/j.2016.10084
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Edmundson, M.. "Teaching and the Ethics of Literature". JOMEC Journal, no. 10, 2016, pp. 40–43. DOI: http://doi.org/10.18573/j.2016.10084


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Throughout the world Seventh-day Adventist Church week-by-week Sabbath School offerings provide the support for world missions.
In 1912 the General Conference Committee designated the last Sabbath of each quarter as a day on which Sabbath School should take a special mission offering. This has been called the Thirteenth Sabbath Offering. A certain portion of this offering has been designated to benefit special projects in a selected world division. Each division receives its turn according to a schedule voted by the Annual Council of the General Conference. The Division Committee selects the projects within its territory to benefit from the Special Projects portion of the Thirteenth Sabbath Offering. Currently 25 percent of the Thirteenth Sabbath Offering is used each quarter for these special projects.
These projects include establishing new work in areas previously unreached, building churches (especially in areas of economic depression), providing educational opportunities that will further the work of the church (such as seminaries, mission schools, pioneer missionary training), etc.
Find more information at www.adventistmission.org


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After AT&T, T-Mobile has started rolling out the Oreo update for the Samsung Galaxy S8 Active units on its network. The update arrives as version G892USQU1BRC4 and weighs in at around 1,302 MB.
The magenta carrier's official website reveals the update includes some bug fixes and software stability improvements, in addition to the usual Oreo goodies.
The roll out started March 29, so it shouldn't be long before you get the update (in case you haven't already).


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Van Damme fight could still happen – News – ReviewJournal.com.
According to the article in this above link,Jean Claude Van Damme(which is about to start filming on both SIX BULLETS and THE EXPENDABLES 2) is highly rumored to participate in a Muay Thai match with Thailand's Olympic gold medalist boxer Somluck Khamsing,which is supposed to happen in either Las Vegas or Russia,for while this idea sounds cool it also sounds pretty ironic of this coming from the same very Belgian kickboxer/martial artist/actor who turned down an offer to fight kickboxer-turned-actor Don "The Dragon" Wilson in 1989(at the rising height of his career).
And let's not bring up that unfortunate incident with Hell's Angels member-turned-celebrity bodyguard/OZ star/machismo king(in his own mind) Chuck Zito while we're at it,okay ?!
The Word Is Out On THE HUMAN CENTIPEDE 2:FULL SEQUENCE,For None Of The Horror/Genre Film News Film Critics Like It(Yet Creator Tom Six Is Laughing All The Way To The Bank With His Made Money From His Newest Entry In His Brian Yuzna-Meets-Pier Paolo Pasolini Mad Scientist Horror Franchise)
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Panasonic Reveals 3D TV Pricing
TVs, starting at 50 inches, arrive in May and June
Panasonic Friday announced the pricing and release dates for its Viera VT25 series, its first line of Full HD 3D plasma TVs, which are set to hit the market in May and June.
The 50-inch TC-P50VT25 ($2,599.95) and 54-inch TC-P54VT25 ($2,999.95) are set to arrive May 3. The 58-inch TC-P58VT25 ($3,399.95) and 65-inch TC-P65VT25 ($4,299.95) will hit stores in June.
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Rosemary Cooper posted an update in the group Albert Wisner Group 2 years, 9 months ago
2017 has been a wonderful year for our Library! Please join us on Thursday December 16 all day long to toast the year at our Holiday Open House. Sparkling cider and holiday cookies served.
Woops, sorry the AWPL Holiday Open House is Thursday December 14th, not 16th! Hope to see you there.


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Love Among the Ruins
The Fallen
Turcos en la niebla [The Disoriented Ones]
I read the books Armando gave me, the book of stories about Che Guevara that tells how Che refused the gift of a bicycle for his daughter, because bicycles belong to the State, to the People, not to any particular individual.
I asked Armando why, if bicycles were for everyone and not for individuals, they made bicycles for individuals to ride? Why didn't they make a gigantic bicycle that we could all get on and pedal together, millions of pedals moving at the same time, all riding in the same direction?
—Carlos Manuel Álvarez, The Fallen
Emigrating doesn't just offer you the chance to find a better future—it also allows you to choose the past that you like the most.
—Enrique Del Risco, Turcos en la niebla (The Disoriented Ones)
Anyone who lives under the sign of things Cuban—as a national on the island, an exile in the diaspora, or (like me) an American-born descendant of Cubans—knows what it's like to contend with the persistent scrutiny of one's political views by both Cubans and non-Cubans. On the far side of the Florida Strait, there is an authoritarian state from which thousands have fled and that punishes any expression of nonconformity; a recent article in The New York Times noted that the Cuban judiciary convicts nearly four thousand people annually on the charge of "social dangerousness," the catch-all term used to imprison political opponents who have not committed any crimes but are considered a threat to the regime. But the peculiarly psychological character of Cuba's state violence (which is quite different from the mass disappearances and genocidal campaigns that have scarred other Latin American countries) coupled with the island's celebrated subsidy of health services and education make for a social reality that is often difficult for outsiders to comprehend.
Cuba is a land marked by poverty but devoid of squalor, with a state that acts in the name of its people while stripping them of their civil rights. (I'll leave to tenured Marxists the tired debate over whether meager food rations and declining medical and education services are more important than freedom of speech and assembly.) In my three decades of research on Cuba, I have encountered many foreigners who question whether a poor country that boasts such an abundance of erudite people can be truly repressive, as if wealth and civil liberties were required for intelligence to thrive. They are equally perplexed to find that Cuba's citizens can be both demonstrative and guarded, and they often fail to realize that flamboyant cultural spectacle is less a sign of freedom than a cleverly orchestrated masking of material scarcity.
A fetishized version of the Cuban Revolution as a triumphant counterpoint to global…
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Client was suspected of setting five fires at St. Joe's Hall on the campus os St. Joseph's College. The first fire was set on Friday, March 31, 2000 in the early afternoon. One more was set on April 1, 2000. Yet another was set early on April 2, 2000 and 3:00 a.m. April 3, 2000. The Sunday night fire was set in the bathroom across from her room. The Monday morning fire was set in her room and caused over $300,000.00 in property damage.
The State's case was based on the following:
Client's "relative" times were accurate (45 minutes from the time she left her room to the time of the fire alarm). The state never understood that her room clock was still an hour behind as was the clock in the administration office in which she was interrogated. Thus, the State thought she had a full hour of unaccounted for time without any alibi.
The plausibility of her mistake was apparent to all Jurors at the outset of our opening statement (on Monday morning at 9:30 a.m.) when we pointed to the court clock which read . . . 10:30 a.m. The corrected time, coupled with testimony from that State's witnesses showed that Client had neither the motive, nor the opportunity to set the Monday morning fire. Time line evidence (T.V listing, alarm records, phone records etc.) also showed that Client had neither motive, nor the opportunity to set the Sunday night fire.
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