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Here at FutureNow we like to preach Conversion Rate Optimization as the most important step in your marketing strategy. Conversion Rate Optimization is the most important part of your online marketing campaign-thats why we preach it. We do understand that your site traffic is important too. We like to think of traffic in different terms though-we prefer to say "the people who visit your site." They aren't cars lined up on the information super highway, they are people. With that in mind, optimizing your site to make sure that the people who want your product or service can connect with you is integral to your success. We are presenting a short series of posts to help you optimize your site for search engine crawlers. When you implement good SEO strategy, you will attract qualified guests who will appreciate what you offer and in turn help make your business successful.
If your site converts well, shouldn't SEO come naturally? If you are selling wheelbarrows in Ann Arbor Michigan on your website, you offer a quality product, competitive shipping rates for people outside driving distance, a good map to your location, reviews of your quality wheelbarrows from patrons and an easy check out process, the search engines will find you.
Sadly, this is not the case. Even if you continue to optimize your site everyday to perform better and better and your product is the cream of the crop, search engines still aren't as smart as we wish they were. Crawlers are gaining intelligence everyday, but in the meantime, it is only fair that we give them a map to the treasure that is your website. In order for search engines to find you, you must use copy, design, and code on your site with the keywords and phrases most likely to be used by your target audience in their searches.
A well optimized site is a perfect place to start an SEO strategy for a couple of reasons:
1. You will be sending people to a high quality site instead of wasting time and losing credibility on traffic that will be disappointed when they see what you have to offer.
2. An optimized site will already speak with a language that connects to your customers. It will touch on the keywords they use to search because that is the language they think with and you will use it to communicate effectively with them on your site.
3. The design of your site will be logical and helpful to your visitor. An optimized site will already be SEO friendly with clear titles and calls to action.
At the end of the day, the things that are helpful and make sense to your visitors are the same things that help increase organic search rankings. After you optimize your site for the PEOPLE that matter, you can turn on the lights in the aisles that will lead the search engine buglets to your site. Tune in next week to learn how to start communicating effectively with search engines. Or get in touch with us about improving the traffic to your own site.
Great article, I will be waiting for part 2, SEO is easy in many whys, use targeted keywords, optimized images, fix all errors on site, and broken linked pages, etc. The part I find hard is that Google always changes the why they rank sites.
Great Article Mariel,
When you say that Crawlers are gaining intelligence everyday I agree. After 12 months Google Algorithm is much stronger with Panda and Penguin Updates.
Interesting article. I agree with a lot of what you say. I suspect that, in some cases, there is a trade-off between a site design that encourages inbound links (and perhaps appears more 'worthy') and a design that is fully optimized for conversion (and perhaps feels more 'salesy').
Nice material Mariel. It's true that even if the website offers the best of a product, if the user can't be brought to the website, its not going to get business! Content is king and writing it in the language of SE users would be the best start in optimization.
Great article. I agree that crawlers are gaining intelligence so we are supposed to give them the map of our website by using quality content and user oriented website and not for ranking only.
If you have good content on your website you don't have to do anything and your website will get ranked automatically. So SEO IS easy I think.
I will always suggest long tailed keywords for SEO to beginners
Wonderful article. Content definitely rules.
I don't think so. I've tried so hard to practice these methodologies on my blog, but thanks for sharing this article.
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Great post!. I been also trying my best to do SEO to increase my blog rankings. Definitely, I will watch out for the part 2 of this post. Thanks for sharing.
That's a nice summary for onsite SEO but let's not forget about offsite SEO. You need links in order to get noticed by Google. The general argument is whether you can get all your links naturally if you have great content. Maybe, but you have to grab some attention first somehow, so it still needs your active efforts. Tweeting, befriending bloggers, things like that. Maybe that's part 2?
Great article. SEO isn't easy. At least it isn't easy for me.
Seo will definately become more and more easy as Google Trends to ignore SEO signals and only value page authority by itself, using smart content algorithms analysis.
However, these hints definetely are useful.
Thanks for the tips. I have been a webmaster for many years but I only focused on the visual design and now I realized that if I don't have traffic no one will see my great looking site.
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First of all, thanks for your very good post. I have been trying to create good results for sep since I started blogging but I have find that seo is not so easy. I have tried my best and got a good result but still now I am not so satisfied about my work
What is friendly for users is friendly for Google this is what I believe about SEO, yeah! Content is always king.
Thanks for the post/tips. I would have to say that SEO does seem difficult to someone just blogging for themself. Have a lot to learn but will check out this post next week and your post on optimized web design. Thanks
I really appreciate your professional approach. These are pieces of very useful information that will be of great use for me.
Off page optimization is not easy. It is a tedious job. And Google always changes the algorithm. It's hard to catch up.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge about SEO for free, whereas most others sell their SEO knowledge. Thanks so much for the knowledge!
Thank you for the useful information. However SEO is so difficult when you have so much competition. Also I notice when Google sees that you have Adwords, it makes sure you do not do well so that you will have to use their adwords.
You seem to be very professional in the way you write. What do you recommend for your site creation a wordpress or a blogspot?
I have been trying to create good results for SEO since I started blogging but I have find that SEO is not so easy.
I really appreciate your professional approach.
SEO is a very hard task. I've tried to do it for myself, but now I prefer to give the job to a professional.
Design in one of my favorites… especially on main landing pages, this is where I always try to "lead" the visitor by showing what I think they would like to see next… most people get carried away and think of just search engine rankings and forget that visitors bring better rankings.
What do you recommend wordpress or a blogspot?
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At FutureNow we are currently using WordPress. Both are good choices, just think first about exactly what you want to accomplish and then make sure you choose the blog host that gives you the tools to accomplish what you set out to do.
wordpress is great solution for normal websites
Really helpful article. Conversion rate is much more important than actual site traffic.
Well, there are thousands of articles on SEO and speaking the truth I did not expect anything new, however there in this article was an idea I have never thought of before, so I thank you very much, and wish you good luck, it was really a great help. Now I know what to do next thanks again!
I agree. SEO isn't that hard. My blog targeted keywords that have a lot of rival. But i was speechless. I only do Onpage SEO (Keywords in title, H1, URL, MetaTag, Use ALT Tag on Image, Bolding keywords etc.) but my blog (home page) is on the second page of Google ! I think The Newest algorithm of Google does perfectly match with my SEO on my blog. Just maybe.
Thanks for the article. Very helpful for my seo basic for Appleseed Montessori website.
SEO is so important for bloggers and it's something that can scare them if they don't know about it but doing research into it is a great way to learn more about SEO. Great article!
Thanks for sharing good informative article about SEO. Great article. SEO isn't easy. At least it isn't easy for me.
Thanks for sharing this good and informative article. Very very helpful for my basic SEO strategy.
SEO is a very hard task. I've tried to do it for myself, but now I prefer to give the job to a professional. Thanks for the article!
I'm trying my best do SEO but it's getting harder, thank for the tip
Am glad to read articles like this that take some of the mystery out of SEO. I still wish I knew more and will continue to read more of your excellent articles.
I am lazy webmaster, I don't find SEO especially link building an easy task.Thanks for the post though
I do not think SEO is difficult to understand for us, but I find it difficult to search engines like Google understand exactly what the user search and what is the best option for him. This reinforces my idea is Google updates Panda and Penguin who overthrew many sites seen as good and leveraged junk traffic sites.
SEO = Search Engine Optimization
Thanks for the article.
But SEO always make people crazy.
You have to be serious about this.
A clean, informative site is essential once you have brought visitors in, but as you rightly say, a call to action has to be prominent.
Off page optimization can be tedious, but unfortunately it's neccessary.
you mention that "…search engines…aren't as smart as we wish they were." i'd respectfully reply that search engines do a pretty good job, and they tend to be much "smarter" than most websites
SEO is the art, the art should be fun
nice article consisting of good useful tips. It also shows that being sensible is more important, there is no need to use any softwares for optimizing purpose
I'm learning seo. This article is very useful. thanks
great article. SEO is becoming more and more challenging every day.
There are a lot of online guides for begginers on google. just search
hello Mariel,
Awesome article. Great understanding about SEO. Now a days It's is most important to understand SEO because it's much more updating day by day.
I like your 2 & 3 point which is most important for every website and also by the author of that website.
Great Work.
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You wrote very good and useful article. I was quite recently was engaged in creating Web sites. I hope that your council will help me to make my site popular and useful to people.
To tell you the truth, I think that SEO is very very very difficult…. I have read so many things but haven't seen results…. Maybe I need practice Thanks for the article!
it looks easy, but this is a really tough job to optimize a website of serp
It's a fine balance between thinking about what your audience will like and what the search engines will like. After doing it a while, it should become second nature.
Great article. I agree that crawlers are gaining intelligence so we are supposed to give them the map of our website by using quality content and user oriented website and not for ranking only.
Great article. SEO is quite easy if we understand the basic things. You must know the current Google Policies. But i think you can promote your website with the power of content such as: articles, video, gallery…and you should invest money and time.
Great article, bro. Understanding SEO is one of the most important things for website promotion. You can build your website with a form for SEO but you can't increase your PR without staying active.
A logic and good web design is the first step of SEO. The second step is understanding and updating Google Policies. The third step is make your website have more content and attracting visitors.
don't you think Google will eventually replace the organic ranking with PPC links?
Search Engine Optimizations are not so difficult. its just all about research and writing some good content. anyway thanks for this useful article.
SEO is easy only for genius. I think that for most people SEO is very difficult task. And it needs too much time.
SEO isn't inordinately difficult. It is often time consuming and needs some experience. Though I must say it can be learned at home but you need to learn a lot from SEO experts, read more articles about SEO, etc. After the difficulties and hard work you produced, you can now say that SEO is simple if you have best knowledge about it.
SEO isn't dead but certainly has gone more innovative these days. The only thing which I feel one must do is to stick to the basics of SEO which looks really simple as mentioned above!! Thanks for sharing a wonderful piece of writing..
nice tips.. proper SEO can do magic to ur site… i'm experiencing it… it increases number of visitors to ur site… keep it up…
I agree with Patrick
I am lazy webmaster, I don't find SEO especially link building an easy task.Thanks for the post though.
Thanks Mariel. I agree, writing content that coverts visitors and attracts search engines is not as easy as it seems.
Yeah you're right, we often forget to stay concentrated on the content first instead of the "pure" SEO optimization.
Better will be the content and better will be the SEO.
In my experience best thing for SEO is combination off good social networks and link building using infographics.
SEO??? easy?!!! bahahahaha! wow…well the concepts behind are "easy" i guess. but the successful implementation is far from that.
Yes, search engine optimization is easy, except when it is not! Lol.
There are a couple of very important points made in this article. In fact most of the so called SEO gurus never seem to want to really talk about these points. The first thing is that everyone can get so caught up in making their site be so SEO ready that many times focus is lost on what is really important: optimizing and improving the conversion rate of your site. I do not care how many visitors come to your site, if it is lousy at converting them into sales, and then you are going to have a tough time hitting any of your targets. On the other hand, it is entirely possible for a site with only 100 visitors and a great conversion rate to be more profitable than another with 1000 people looking and a very poor conversion rate.
Another key point made by the author is the fact that just because you have a well converting site does not mean that it will be optimized properly for the search engines. In other words, you cannot assume that this will be automatic, or that one will follow the other. The whole point is that you need to be focusing on both conversion and search engine optimization at the same time. It is sort of like playing offense and defense at the same time.
So true – there is an art in writing content for our customers rather than for your keywords.
Hi Mariel,
A great introduction to seo. seo is very easy once you know the basics that you have discuessed here. However, it is best to remain a student of seo since it is always evolving.
These are all good rules to follow and understand. Don't just read this as a to-do list. Instead, wrap your head around the concepts to develop a thorough understanding of them.
Design design and design is the most important for me. When I outsource my website design, I always check and make sure that the code is HTML and CSS compliant.
agree that SEO is easy..
but you must know how to optimize..
in several case, google always update their algorithm.. IMO, we must combine SEO off and on page..
but, i prefer to use SEO on page..more natural for me..
Hey Mariel,
I have to agree that conversion optimization is of utmost importance. Everybody always preaches traffic, but 10 million visitors is worthless if they don't convert into leads, sales, or whatever the overall goal of your website is. And if you have a really high conversion rate then you can do extremely well with very minimal traffic.
Just started reading your 5 part SEO Workshop. Part 1 was very good, I'm finding it hard to Optimize my site, if you over optimize it ends up unreadable to your customers
Just started reading part 1, though I understand the concepts of SEO- they are really hard to implement. lets see how it goes.
This is a great article. Crawlers are gaining intelligence so we are supposed to give them the map but its a hard task.My site is hard to Optimize and Google wont give me a good position…
How do top ranking sites handle algorithm changes and drop in rankings by search engines?
I like the way this series starts out by talking about remembering that traffic equals people. And it's not just any kind of people, it's the kind who need our product or service.
It doesn't stop there, and we need to optimize for search engines, as well as humans. But the good thing is, there is crossover between the two. A site that is well optimized for search engines will also be well optimized for your visitors.
It's a win, win!
Great Article, with the regular updates in SEO it is important to understand SEO on regular basis. It looks simple but it is really tough to understand. Thanks!
In theory, site usefulness and SEO should go hand in hand. Until Google does another update and formerly irrelevant sites climb to the top!


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By Matthew Bates Friday 09 November 2012 Updated: 12/11 12:18
FORMER Coventry Cathedral canon Justin Welby has been officially named as the next Archbishop of Canterbury.
The 56-year-old, who was an oil executive before answering a calling from God, was unveiled at a press conference at Lambeth Palace this morning (Friday).
The Right Reverend Welby said his previous experiences, including being under the stewardship of former Bishop of Coventry Colin Bennetts, had served him well. He also mentioned his role as rector of Southam, near Leamington, where he admitted to "making many mistakes".
Bishop of Coventry Christopher Cocksworth had also been on the Crown Nominations Commission shortlist.
He congratulated Mr Welby on the appointment and said he would bring "great energy and wide experience" to the role.
Acting Dean of Coventry, the Revd Canon Tim Pullen, added he was an "exceptionally gifted leader" but warned significant challenges lay ahead.
Mr Welby was informed of the job offer last week before being handed a letter outside Portcullis House, in Westminster, on Monday confirming the news.
He said his first reaction was 'oh no' before being overwhelmed and surprised. He had emerged as favourite this week after a wave of bets were placed on him taking the position.
"It is a time for optimism and faith in the church," he said.
"But I know we are facing issues.
"It is a certainty we will get things wrong but we will also get much right and have done so already."
He paid tribute to the thousands of church volunteers who "gave 22 million hours of voluntary service outside of the church every month".
And he said current Archbishop, Dr Rowan Williams, was one of the greatest to ever hold the role.
Mr Welby said he would continue in his role as Bishop of Durham until Dr Williams steps down next month.
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***update: I've gone ALL DAY without a touch up to my makeup!! This is amazing!! My nose is still matte and perfect looking!! I'm so impressed!***** This is the best foundation I've ever used! Its not greasy or oily, it goes on smooth, dries quickly to a powdery finish. An hour later it's still dry and smooth! (Unlike my previous foundation, which was oily after 45 minutes!) It covered my blemishes so well that I didnt need my regular concealer! Ivory 104 is the perfect match! This is great if you have oily skin like me. I wouldn't recommend it if you have dry skin, because it does have oil control. The coverage is amazing, it made my skin look even and perfect. The full coverage foundation is for normal/dry skin, instead. I really like how it comes in a tube, because its easier to control how much you squeeze out, but the inside of the cap doesnt stay completely clean when its closed (as if there is a gap between the tube and the cap once it is closed) but its not a big deal, none is wasted. I paid 8 bucks for this on ebay, so its a great deal. Even if you buy it retail for $14, that is still cheaper than, say, Loreal's Infallible, which is $15, AND it has better staying power than the Infallible. Mary Kay's foundation does not rub off on my clothes! I was really surprised, none came off on my black winter coat! Needless to say I will definitely buy this again.
Mary Kay is kind of like the McDonalds of cosmetics- probably not the best ingredients, not the best for skin, but cheap and convenient. My aunt, who slings Mary Kay like it's a drug, talked me into forfeiting my Paula Dorf Perfect Glo and trying some of this. Within a half hour I had a pretty violent allergic reaction to it- my sensitive skin became red, flaky, itchy and swollen. I washed it off as soon as I could and have stayed away from it ever since. Plus none of the colors matched my skin.
Great foundation! What I love best are the natural, yellow-toned looking colors. Works great for us Asians! I also like the consistency of the product, which is creamy and spreadable. Another great thing about it is that I need only a small amount for the entire face. The foundation also looks great in photos, and looks better over time. Unlike the cream foundation that I was using before, this foundation does not make my client oily. What they can improve on, though, is the packaging, which always spews out some of the product every time I open it. I just hate wasting product! (I addressed this problem by transferring my foundations into generic plastic tubes.) I am overly impressed with the product, though, that I'm willing to overlook this and still give a five-lippie rating. :)
I've used this for years. Mary Kay products are one of those great secrets that not a lot of people try because they think its for old ladies. Its a must have for SUPER-OILY skin. Although it is called MEDIUM COVERAGE, It covers extremely rosy skin and blemishes very well. It doesn't cake up or change colors like most drugstore brands. I buy this in Ivory 100 because although it is yellow and I have a rosy complexion, it neutralizes my redness so nicely. I always wear this with the Mary Kay Loose Powder in Ivory.
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Realityreject, I understand your frustration with the foundation that makes your skin feel dry...but did you know that the Medium Coverage formula is specifically designed for normal to oily skin. It's supposed to control oil production. What you need is Full Coverage in the same shade. The Full Coverage formula is very creamy and it is designed specifically for dry skin. The difference will amaze you!! Call the consultant who you purchase from and ask her to exchange it for you. She should take it back and give you the appropriate formula - no charge! That's what the company guarantees. Try it!
After two months of use, I am officially sick of this crap. At first, I thought it looked very nice. Covered up the under-eye circles and rosy cheeks quite well AND it did not break me out at all (amazing really), but now it sucks every ounce of moisture out of my face---even when applied over two layers of moisturizer!! I have dry sensitive skin and this foundation has been making my 23 year old face look dull, withered, and chalky. Yuck! Also, I don't match up well with any of the colors. I had to settle for one of the beige tones. So long Mary Kay. I wish I could find a foundation that was glowy and natural that doesn't break me out.
This is a really good founation along with the Full Coverage Foundation. It gives excellent coverage and a little goes a long way.
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In short: Nice views & flat - but not much support along the way...In full: If you are hunting for a PB this might be a good race, even though the wind can add to the challenge... It's a small race though and the atmosphere is lacking a little, with few supporters along the way, or only clapping for their friends/family.... not sure whether I would do it again...Date of review: August 25, 2013
In short: Fast raceIn full: This is not the most scenic 10k I have ever done - but one of the fastest courses ever - and it delivered - managed to get a new PB!! Great arganisation - great medal and t-shirt - will come back next year - thanks to all the organisers and the great supporters along the route - brilliant event! Date of review: July 14, 2013
In short: Nice canal runIn full: This was a good race - different to road races and nicer on the foot - but little supporters along the way and it could feel a little lonely in parts - many bridges to keep crossing the canal and a longer than 13.1 course - but this is a small and friendly different race with a nice medal!! I would do it again and hope it will get re-measured! Date of review: July 10, 2013
In short: Lovely race - small and friendlyIn full: Really friendly race - well organised and the extreme weather / wind conditions just brought everyone closer together. This was my third time and I will be back despite living many many miles away - well done and thank you to the organisiers! Date of review: November 26, 2012
In short: great scenic run with good supportIn full: My 2 recommendations would be to change from plastic cups for the water to bottles and to provide more space to cross the bridge. It was such a hot day that some of the casualties might have been avoided by providing bottled water... cups just don't work when you are running! But great atmosphere and great support for such a small scale race. And thanks to WAITROSE for the fruit - nice touch! Date of review: June 28, 2010
In short: it was hilly - not bad, but hilly!In full: Not very scenic in comparison to other city halfs I have done, but ok for a smallish half. Really liked being texted my chip time just 30 minutes after the race!! Please more drinks at the finish line... just a bottle of one sport drink would have gone down very nicely... Date of review: May 10, 2010
In short: Good smallish raceIn full: I had a great time and managed a good PB despite lack of training! There could be a bit more support along the way - a band or something be nice to run home to.... but well organised otherwise. Lovely sunshine this year too!! Thanks :-)Date of review: November 30, 2009
In short: Brilliant Half!!In full: I would recommend this race as a half marathon, great atmosphere and the hills did not feel too challenging, great crowd and good organisation. I came in with the samba band playing their drums and it just felt excellent! Thank you Nottingham, I be back next year - may be for the full!Date of review: September 14, 2009
In short: quite good funIn full: hilly, but nice route, didn't like the 5 stiles you had to climb towards the end, but overall quite good fun really Date of review: August 30, 2009
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|Tue, 11-15-2011 - 12:50pm
Just wondering if anybody but esp the early/mid Dec mommies are noticing a reduction and/or change in fetal movement. I know I've noticed a lot less activity the past couple days. Get in position girl and lets do this!!!
|Fri, 11-18-2011 - 12:35pm
So there is definitely a change in movement. The worst part is this peanut loves to sit on my right side feet in my ribs. It makes it uncomfortable to bend, cough, laugh. Its not fun, lol. There are still times when I am getting beat up and because of placement it certainly is more noticable. Maybe not stronger but not softer either lol.
|Wed, 11-16-2011 - 9:59am
My baby is pretty much the same way as Julie's. I feel big rolls and pressing when he moves his butt around and my belly definitely looks lopsided :) He seems to get the hiccups at night time and I can always feel it down in my pelvis, so I'm guessing his head is pretty far down.
|Wed, 11-16-2011 - 7:26am
Wow! So your baby has a big room! Lol. Funny how much he can turn still. My babe might hurt herself & me if she tried something tricky like that!
|Tue, 11-15-2011 - 9:18pm
Funny how diff they all are already! Though Julie you hit the nail on the head for me. 99% is rolls and readjusting it seems like she's just not near as active. Im sure she is out of space. Im topped out at my weight I was just before Chloe's birth but the belly feels way stretched past capacity!
|Tue, 11-15-2011 - 3:56pm
Definitely, the movements are larger and generally consist of big rolls and hard pressing, rather than kicks and quick movements. I still feel him as frequently but the movements are stronger and more awkward feeling. My stomach definitely looks lopsided at times when he's shifted his bottom from one side to the other! And hiccups are hilarious, my entire stomach jumps.
|Tue, 11-15-2011 - 2:55pm
I'm different! Sometimes I feel like he is gonna knock himself right out of my stomach. I guess its because he's much stronger now.


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Lemon Risotto Fritters with Lemon-Cilantro Dipping Sauce
18 Servings
Prep: 1 hour + chilling Cook: 5 min./batch
4-1/2 to 5 cups chicken broth
1 small onion, finely chopped
4 tablespoons butter,
1 tablespoon olive oil
1-1/2 cups uncooked arborio rice
1/2 cup
white wine
additional chicken broth
1 tablespoon lemon juice
2 teaspoons grated lemon peel
1/2 teaspoon sea salt
1/4 teaspoon pepper
1 cup all-purpose flour
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1 cup dry bread crumbs
Oil for deep-fat frying
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1 tablespoon minced fresh cilantro
1 garlic clove, minced
1 teaspoon grated lemon peel
1 teaspoon lemon juice
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All clubs do it. I've sat through many long rain delays in different cities. It leaves a bitter taste in my mouth. However, while I'll return for more games, you have to think some fans may not ever be back.
- Bryce Harper and Stephen Strasburg were supposed to make the Nationals World Series contenders. So, it's rather ironic that they're in first place with both having rather unimpressive years. In addition, the Face of the Franchise, Ryan Zimmerman, has been sidelined most of the season.
So how are they doing it? Pitching and defense. Washington had only one All-Star and now Jayson Werth is dealing with nagging injuries. The Nationals' MVPs have been Anthony Rendon, Ian Desmond, Denard Span, Tanner Roark and Doug Fister. So far, though, it hasn't been good enough to beat the Braves, at least head-to-head. Maybe in the end it won't matter.
- Watching the Nats-Braves game Sunday night once again highlighted an annoying factor of ESPN. The freakin' news crawl.
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Thoughts on CLA/GLA as a subsitute for the chromium based fat burner??
I am doing the medi diet on my own and have been taking the Mega-T, chromium/green tea, based fat burner. This fat burner is very similar in composition to the medi supplied one. I have been doing some reading on CLA supplements and their role as a fat burner. Many people seem to take CLA in conjunction with a GLA supplement. I have been considering either swapping to the CLA/GLA or starting a regimen of it in conjunction with the Mega-T.
Would it would be safe to take the CLA/GLA along with the chromium (Mega-T)?
Would they possibly cancel each other out?
Is CLA/GLA compliant with a ketosis based diet like medi-weightloss or would the fatty acid nature of it stop the ketosis?
Not sure if anyone here might have experience with this type of information, but if so hopefully they will chime in....
Thanks -Justin
I've been taking CLA and L-Carnitine for the past few weeks with the 3 supplements supplied by Medi - Vita / Fat Burner / Calcium.
To be honest, I haven't noticed any significant change in fat loss. I will keep taking them, but honestly, I'm not convinced any of the supplements do anything at all.
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A non-Congress and non-BJP front cannot be formed only for capturing political power. It should be for implementing alternative policies, he noted.
On Trinamool Congress chairperson Mamata Banerjee's call for a federal front, he said "fronts do not emerge merely on announcements."
"People's confidence can be gained only on the basis of an alternative policy that provides relief to people from the policies of the UPA government," Mr. Yechury told journalists.
The Left, particularly the CPI(M), had to play a key role whenever such a non-Congress, non-BJP alternative emerged, he said referring to the V.P. Singh-led government in 1989 and the United Front government in 1996 at the Centre.
"That is the role which others are expecting from us," Mr. Yechury said.
Asked whether at his recent meeting with senior Janata Dal (United) leader Sharad Yadav he told Mr. Yadav not to go with Mamata Banerjee and instead align with Left, Mr. Yechury said, "I did not have to tell him; he said it himself."
"His [Mr Yadav's] understanding is very clear that the moral conscience of the country is Left and no alternative without it is possible."
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My Hg highlighter!!!!!! I love Mary so much since I bought her I have forgotten about all my other highlighters. Its a gorgeous pale gold champagney color ( NOT TOO YELLOW GOLD). It's dramatic but absolutely no glitter! Just makes you look fresh and dewey. Soft buttery texture and super pigmented. I feel the price is fair especially because you receive a ton of product. Only one problem when I'm darker about Nc45 during summer months it could look just a tad Icey/ashy. So I mix it when I'm darker but otherwise it blends into skin beautifully. So if your dark I would recommend Betty lou manizer instead which is a bronzer but works as a highlighter on dark/deep skin tones.
I bought this luminizer based on the rave reviews that it gets here on MUA. I agree that it's very pretty and the powder is extremely soft and pigmented. However, i don't think i'd buy it again since i think it's not very natural looking at all. It definitely is very obvious and doesn't really give that "lit from within" glow but rather gives a very obvious shimmery effect on the face. Maybe i'm just not applying it correctly but I much prefer my Too Faced Candlelight duo highlighter as it's much more subtle.
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I have been hearing about this product for YEARS and I was dying to try it I am a highlighter junkie, I love a shimmer in the rain, winter, spring, and fall. I just love it, but I did not love this product I think this is a great product for medium to tan skin tones but anything slightly darker no. I am NW43/NC45 skintone and Cadiz in NARS, when I put this highlighter on it looked so ashy I was not a fan I tried it again and again to make it work but with no luck, its great for the bridge of the nose but not for the cheeks.
Whats interesting is I have actually seen girls wayy darker than me wear this and look flawless so maybe this product just can't find a happy medium. I sometimes use it as and eyeshadow or highlight in the tear duct but thats as far as it goes.
I'll stick to my Giella Eye M Glam which is an highlighter formulated by Kim K. makeup artist.
EDIT: Will not purchase because I'm going green with my makeup. I'm sticking with RMS' Luminizer, which I so love. RMS' Luminizer is also easier to apply.
I just had to buy it because of all the hype surrounding it. Overall, I am pleased. I would not use it as an eyeshadow, but I may use it to highlight around my eyeshadow if I'm feeling extra creative. I would not use it for my cheeks either. I much prefer RMS' Luminizer for the cheeks because it looks natural and glowy (not powdery). Also, with RMS one it's easier to make it appear natural. It's hard to go overboard. With these, it's very easy. This goes great in the inner part of eyes, cupids bow, and below the lower lip. I specifically bought it for below the lower lip since my Luminizer has coconut oil and breaks me out in that particular area. This gives those areas a natural sheen.
I don't know if I'll repurchase since I don't think this will ever run out. They give way too much product. I'd much prefer half the size for half the price. Takes so much space in my palette. This is literally bigger than some powder foundations, and even if you used that powder foundation over your ENTIRE face for a year straight, you'd probably still have some left. The amount they give is pretty excessive. Bigger than any powder blush I own.
This is a miracle in a compact! A little goes a long the way. This can be use to highlight cheeks, nose or eyeshadow. It can be for multi purpose which is so convenient for me. I highly recommend everyone this! This will make your face glow like a goddess! :)
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I am in love. I bought this after reading all the mua raves, and it has DELIVERED! My Mary loumanizer takes me from looking tired to looking radiant and fresh. It's very finely milled so it gives a sort of glow, rather than looking sparkly and fake. It looks very natural. A little goes a long way too so it will last ages. And I adore the colour - kind of champagne - it just goes so well with my skin. I love the versatility o this highlighter too - it looks great on cheeks, brows and tear ducts. I can't imagine ever ending my love affair with this! DEFINITELY repurchasing.
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Great highlighting product, not overly glittery and will last for hours. Very easy to blend to, you can do it with your fingers.
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Love this hi lighter! This is HG! Not glittery or over shimmery! Gives just the right amount of glow! Will purchase over and over again!
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We stayed here for 3 months in these three months we ate there about 5 times hopping that the help would get better! Needles to say they did NOT! And we will never go back again, which is sad because there food was really good there staff is the problem!!!Was this review helpful?Yes No|Flag Abuse
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The staff is friendly and helpful. Very pet friendly, and yes, you are required to clean-up after your pet. Nice fireplace out on the patio by the Crest Bar and Grill (on-site) which is a great place to eat. The facilities are clean and well maintained. One problem I discovered is the men's shower room has a drainage problem in the shower dressing area (not in the showers themselves). Appears the contractor did a... view moreWas this review helpful?Yes No|Flag Abuse
This is a new park so for the time being best visited in the cooler months. During this time period the pool and spa are heated, and they have an outdoor fireplace. The grounds are well keep. The staff seems very friendly and helpful. I will update with more once I have stayed there.Was this review helpful?Yes No|Flag Abuse


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NEW YORK — Parker Posey, who has made 24 independent films in the last six years and become the poster girl for inde-pendent cinema, has taken her first major starring role in a studio feature. She'll play Meg Ryan's rival for Tom Hanks in Warner Bros.' "You Have Mail," directed by Nora Ephron and produced by Lauren Shuler-Donner.
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Looking back on the recently-deceased 2013 Sundance Film Festival, there are only a couple of titles which really left people floored: Before Midnight, Upstream Color, Fruitvale, and The Spectacular Now. That lattermost is probably — or, almost certainly — the most commercial of that lot; it's got hot young leads, peppers the proceedings with comedy, mixes in some drama, and can attract fans of the popular novel upon which it's based.
My point being that a release date sort of "matters" on this one, particularly when its domestic distributor, A24, are an upstart with one or two things to prove in presenting this year's slate. (How they got Sofia Coppola's movie is not something I understand.) And, concurrently, maybe I'm putting too much thought into the significance of the release date which I should've just told you already instead of falling in love with my own voice: August 2nd, according to star Miles Teller. It was slipped during an interview with ScreenCrush, saying this twilight-of-summer spot if what he "think[s is] the goal" A24 have in mind.
Interesting, I suppose, because last fall's The Perks of Being a Wallflower was raised as a justification of this choice. That film did modestly in its own slot, so I have to wonder if the company are being wise — i.e., they know it's not going to make blockbuster dollars, so they'll try and capitalize on the teen set. And, in some way, isn't everyone sort of nostalgic when August rolls around? The Spectacular Now could play wide if that market's sufficiently tapped into.
Not every Sundance title can be as well-received, unfortunately, and we have to make note of one while the opportunity stands. In THR, it's said that Lake Bell's directing debut, In a World…, has been acquired by Roadside Attractions for a summer 2013 opening. The reaction to this one hasn't been too outstanding — our C+ review is nothing too contrarian — which is a shame, since I really like the logline on this one: "set in the cutthroat culture of movie trailer voice-over artists and follows a young female voice coach who enters an all-male race to be the voice of the new hot trailer of a blockbuster."
But with a cast that includes Nick Offerman, Demetri Martin, Ken Marino, and Rob Corddry, I'll be willing to see how this plays out.
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The Company operates primarily through two segments: a utility energy segment and a non-utility energy segment. Its primary subsidiaries are Wisconsin Electric Power Company (Wisconsin Electric), Wisconsin Gas LLC (Wisconsin Gas) and W.E. Power, LLC (We Power). Its utility energy segment consists of Wisconsin Electric and Wisconsin Gas, operating together under the trade name of We Energies. Its non-utility energy segment derives its revenues primarily from the ownership of electric power generating facilities for long-term lease to Wisconsin Electric. Its non-utility energy segment derives its revenues primarily from the ownership of electric power generating facilities for long-term lease to Wisconsin Electric. As of December 31, 2012, the Company have a 26.2% interest in ATC. Headlines: (11/28) Closing Bell Stock Reports: Wisconsin Energy Corp. 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(NYSE:WM), Wisconsin ... - Techsonian (press release) (11/17) Wisconsin Energy Corp Given A- Credit Rating (WEC) - Ticker Report (11/9) Wisconsin Energy Corp Receives Average Rating of "Hold" from Brokerages ... - WKRB News (11/27) Company Insider Trading Alert: OReilly Automotive , Wisconsin Energy Corp - Markets Insider (11/7) Morningstar Gives A- Credit Rating to Wisconsin Energy Corp (WEC) - WKRB News (11/6) Wisconsin Energy Corp Downgraded by Evercore ISI (WEC) - WKRB News (11/24) Stocks Bullish Trend: Wisconsin Energy Corp (NYSE:WEC), Energy Transfer ... - Techsonian (press release) Industry, Sector and Symbol: Sector: Utilities Industry: Multi-Utilities Sub-Industry: Multi-Utilities Exchange: NYSE Symbol: WEC CUSIP: 97665710 Key Metrics: Previous Close: $48.4850 Day Moving Average: $48.3294200 Day Moving Average: $45.6541P/E Ratio: 18.09P/E Growth: 3.28Market Cap: $11.141BCurrent Quarter EPS Consensus Estimate: $2.62 EPS Additional Links: View WEC on Google FinanceView WEC on Yahoo FinanceView WEC's Company Profile on ReutersSearch for Wisconsin Energy Corp on Google Wisconsin Energy Corp (NYSE:WEC) Chart for Saturday, November, 29, 2014 (Chart Provided by Yahoo Finance)


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Unfortunately, that's no longer an option.
NORTH KINGSTOWN – In an effort to save money on printing paper, the town council unanimously approved the purchase of six Apple iPads and two spares for a cost of $8,000 to be paid for out of the Town Council Contingency Fund.
Five of the iPads will be for the five members of the council and one for the town clerk and will not be allowed for personal use. It's expected that the iPads will save approximately $18,000 annually in printing, paper, consumables and staff costs for the thick stack of paper information packets that are sent to council members every meeting.
It's Thanksgiving Day in Rhode Island and what better way to celebrate than with turkey, ham and a copy of this week's Standard Times newspaper?
This week's Standard Times features a story on a local man from North Kingstown's whose short story, entitled November Christmas, was recently turned into a movie for Hallmark and will air this weekend on CBS.
NORTH KINGSTOWN – The founder of Allie's Donuts and Allie's Tack and Feed Shop on Quaker Lane, North Kingstown, Frederick Alvin "Allie" Briggs, Jr., 82, passed away Nov. 12 in Florida. He's being remembered as a hard working businessman who lived for his community and family and who taught his seven children the value of a hard days' work.
Briggs retired from the donut and tack business in 1986 and moved to Polk City, Fla., with his wife Lucile.
For more on this story, pick up a copy of this week's Standard Times.
NORTH KINGSTOWN—They're the talk of everyone from radio shock jocks to state congressmen, a hit on college campuses from coast to coast and the target of an United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) investigation, but if you want to find a can of the popular Four Loko caffeinated alcohol drink around the North Kingstown area, you've got to go searching high and low, through brand after brand, as they sit inconspicuously buried on a shelf inside of a refrigerated case at Kingstown Liquor Mart.
NORTH KINGSTOWN – According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Association: Fatality Analysis Reporting System, school buses are the safest motor vehicles on the road and are estimated to be 70 percent safer than passenger cars, light trucks and vans.
But the most dangerous part is getting on and off the bus and, with that in mind, the North Kingstown School Committee is considering adopting a new camera monitoring system that could make the town's school busses that much safer.
For more on this story, pick up a copy of this week's Standard Times.
NORTH KINGSTOWN – No injuries were reported in two overnight fires that kept North Kingstown firefighters busy Sunday evening and early Monday morning.
Sunday evening, fire personnel responded at 6:02 p.m. to 177 Seabreeze Drive, North Kingstown, when a neighbor called in to report a possible structure fire. Upon their arrival, firefighters found the fire was located on the front of the house in the electrical meter.
For more on this story, pick up a copy of this week's Standard Times.
NORTH KINGSTOWN – Manton Madison lives in the north end of town, on the historic Tockwotten Farm which has been in his family for generations.
"I grew up on the farm," he says. "We've lived here forever."
For more on this story, pick up a copy of this week's Standard Times.
NORTH KINGSTOWN – For 30 years Charlie Phillips, owner of Gold Lady Jewelers on Brown Street, gazed longingly at the bank across the way.
"Wouldn't that make a beautiful jewelry store?" he recalls asking himself.
Now he knows the answer.
For more on this story, pick up a copy of this week's Standard Times.
NORTH KINGSTOWN – Early last Saturday morning, Department of Environmental Management (DEM) officials learned that 30,000 rainbow brook and brown trout had died as a result of a power surge at DEM's Lafayette Trout Hatchery, 424 Hatchery Road, North Kingstown.
DEM believes that an electrical surge occurred which caused two of the three pumps at the hatchery to stop working. The pumps distribute cold water throughout the "outdoor raceways", bringing oxygen and the correct level of water flow needed for the fish to survive.


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