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So what's a relevant link?
Msg#: 4136457 posted
9:41 am on May 21, 2010
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Let say for example you are in the air ticket reservations business. More often than not, someone who needs an air ticket also needs a hotel. So in the real world, an air ticket reservation site has a bona fide reason for exchanging links with a hotel booking site. But how would G look at it?
If your only concern is G, the Lord of the Internet, should a hotel site only link with other hotel sites in order to have focused keywords? Or, is G smart enough to figure out that air tickets and hotel reservations are related?
Lets look at it another way. Let say you have a hotel booking site that specializes in hotels in the Toronto area. Assume that you are trying to rank for Toronto Hotels. Does that mean that you would be better off only exchanging links with hotel sites whose websites had 'Toronto Hotels' as their main keyword density?
Now you could concentrate on that, trying to get as focused as possible. But you would probably have to settle for some pretty mediocre sites in order to do so. If you expand your universe to include site that have keyword rich text like New York Hotels, Paris Hotels, etc you could have a better chance of getting better quality links. And you could get many more links too. You could even expand your universe to the entire travel industry spectrum. You could have stuff like travel to China, safaris, sightseeing in Rome, etc. But the keywords aren't as focused. So where do you draw the line?
Of course you could have those sites linking to you use anchor tags like Toronto Hotels and Hotels in Toronto, etc. but the pages that your inbound links would be on would usually not have that sort of keywords as it main keywords.
DISCLAIMER: I am not in the hotel business. :)
Msg#: 4136457 posted
1:39 pm on May 21, 2010
(gmt 0)
Work on outbounds that will add value for your visitors and inbounds where your site will add value to the other site. For keywords concentrate on your own content.
Msg#: 4136457 posted
3:28 pm on May 21, 2010
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is G smart enough to figure out that air tickets and hotel reservations are related?
I think Google have many sources of data to make this correlation.
First, the web structure. There are probably many hotel pages linking to air tickets pages, which creates a pattern (and analysing backlinks to these pages, the pattern becomes much more clear).
Next, everytime people make a search, they tell Google that there is a relation. Several people search for [tickets to Paris] and then [hotels in Paris] in a short time frame; Google are certainly taking notes.
And then, user behavior tells Google even more. People visit a hotels site, click to a air ticket site, and then browse several pages, stay long, bookmark, etc.
Now, give this load of information, accumulated over years, to the Army of statisticians which Google certainly have on staff, and they will probably find patterns to tell the relevant links from the irrelevant ones.
Compare this to, e.g., footer links in a jokes site pointing to a mortgage site.
Few links exist on the web between jokes and mortgage sites (most are paid ones); few people click on such links; those who click, probably won't stay long; and searches for [jokes] and [mortgages] are in different circles.
Google can certainly tell the difference between these cases.
Msg#: 4136457 posted
3:32 pm on May 21, 2010
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Don't overthink it.. any link that benefits your end user's experience is a relevant link. Don't worry about having a few irrelevant links as most sites have them. Just make sure to avoid schemes that generate a high volume of irrelevant links in a short period of time and you will be fine. Ask yourself, "does this site I am about to link with benefit my end user?" If the answer is yes, get the link always regardless of pagerank or other metrics. If you aren't sure, skip it and move on to the next opportunity.
Msg#: 4136457 posted
9:46 pm on May 21, 2010
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I absolutely agree with cnvi. Let me elaborate a little:
First: what Google finds relevant is not the main question. The main question is relevance for the intelligent human being. For a visitor looking to book a hotel in Toronto, links to Paris reservation sites are completely irrelevant, let alone �travel to China, safaris, sightseeing in Rome, etc�. If Google finds relevance now because both "Toronto Hotels" and "Paris Hotels" have the word "Hotels" in them, it should (and probably will) in some future find a way to correct that error, and all your efforts are in vain.
Second: the word �Toronto� is just as relevant to Google as the word �Hotel�. And �Toronto� sure is far more relevant to your visitors. So why not exchange links with Toronto related sites. Make a directory about businesses in Toronto, restaurants, bars, museums, anything of interest to your visitor. These businesses would be all to happy exchanging links with you, because your hotel guests may want to visit their bar (etc).
Third: Sure Google is �Lord of the Internet� now, but gathering quality links for long-term rankings is a time-consuming effort. Even Google can go down and loose to a party that serves more relevant search results. If your guideline has always been relevant for the visitor, you win, if your guideline has been what is relevant to Google, you loose.
Msg#: 4136457 posted
10:55 pm on May 21, 2010
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cnvi is of course, correct.
There's two primary ways to define relevancy of a link pointing at your site. First (not neccessarily in this order) is the content of the page or site that is linking to you. If I had to guess, I'd say that page is the important one.
Secondly is their backlink profile. If their backlinks are relevant - however that's defined- then a link to you should also be relevant. I don't know if Google measures this.
In the end, this ties in with what appears to be an outdated concept of neighborhoods. Go get links from where your competitors get links. I no longer subscribe to this notion.
My backlink profile is highly relevant but does not share the same profile as my competitors. I try and get backlinks from high end authority sites in my niche, ones that others don't have links from. I also work on niches that are very relevant to mine and touch my niche - but again are not areas that anyone else in my niche seems to use. For example, there are technical experts who design the product I offer. I target those technical experts including their licensing/authorization/gov't orgs even though they're manufacturing and I'm retail. Like being a PC retailer and getting links from Intel. Can google figure this? I dunno, doesn't matter. If not now, they'll get there.
Msg#: 4136457 posted
1:25 am on May 22, 2010
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Thank you all for your input. If you don't mind, I would like to ask another question that I know must have been asked and discussed a million times. There was a time when a lot of people started saying that a reciprocal link was worthless or at most, not worth much if anything.
About three years ago I slapped together an average site and created a link directory. I hired someone to do the link building. In my opinion it was sloppy work. If I would have done the work myself I would have been much more selective. There were many junk sites and although it still had some relevancy it was very broad.
In disgust, I just sort of let it ride. I did not even bother going through the link pages and deleting the garbage. Then over a period of a year, two, three I noticed it was on first page results. This sort of led me to believe that exchanging links, even through link directories, is not as bad as many were saying.
But IMO, it is better not to have a linking structure that is 100% reciprocal. There seems to be some webmasters (probably not many on this board) that think for everything you give, you must receive something equally in return or you are selling yourself short. I don't think you would be draining your PR (as some may think) if you outbound 90 links of which only 30 are reciprocal. Naturally I would try to get some one-way in bounds to balance it off.
Msg#: 4136457 posted
3:27 pm on May 22, 2010
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Sure link exchange works. Maybe not in the way it used to, but still. Incoming links are incoming links, any which way you look at it.
Whether or not they will rank your site on the first page depends on what your competitors do. If they have thousands of relevant, high quality one-way inbound links, your link exchange directory approach may not be sufficient.
In your case, since your site has first page rankings, my advice is not to make radical changes. If it isn�t broken, don�t fix it, is my idea. Maybe clean up outgoing links to crappy sites, get a few new one-way inbound links, and maybe you can enjoy a few more years of first page ranking.
Maybe have a look at the inbound link patterns of your competitors. If those are way better then yours, prepare for future adjustments to prevent deteriorating rankings. But just don�t get carried away.
Msg#: 4136457 posted
9:01 pm on May 22, 2010
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There was a time when a lot of people started saying that a reciprocal link was worthless or at most, not worth much if anything.
Reciprocal links being worthless is an old SEO myth. The engineers at the search engines realize many sites will not give a link without getting a link back. If you do your research you will see that search engine representatives such as Matt Cutts at Google have never said "do not reciprocal link". They have only stated to avoid high volume irrelevant reciprocals.
Link exchange is alive and well especially among niche markets such as the wedding industry. It's perfectly fine for the wedding photographers to link exchange with the wedding florist. It's better if those links are locale specific.
The links have value. They are all spidered by the search engines although the engines might not show a linkback in the index. Just because its not in the index doesnt mean it doesnt have value. Also keep in mind that link exchanges will generate traffic from the links themsevles.. and link exchanges are a branding function - they help spread the name of your website among niche markets.
Think of link exchange :
1st as a link building function
2nd as a branding function
3rd and lastly as an SEO function. Don't make linking decisions primarily on how you think its going to affect your rankings.
There is alot of misinformation on the web regarding link exchange mostly due to fear uncertainty and doubt (FUD) from so called "experts" that would rather have you pay them big $$$ for "seo".
Link exchange is as old as the web and will ALWAYS exist. Just make sure to use editorial discretion on making these links and do it slowly in a natural voume. That means avoid high volume duples services. If you use software to manage linking and publishing of your links (which is ok), just make sure its EDITOR BASED so you maintain full control over who you link back to.
Msg#: 4136457 posted
1:04 am on May 23, 2010
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OK, I think I am getting a clearer picture of this now.
As to software tools to help manage linking, I do not like to use software that makes use of the engines out of fear. There is one tool that works as a robot (I guess it is better not to mention names here) and totally independent of the engines. You enter a few sites to visit and then it follows the outbound links all over the place.
I decided to give it a try as I was hoping it could zero in on relevant links better or faster than I could. After the tool found a bunch of possibilities I started viewing at possibility in its special browser. Then I got a virus and ended up having to restore my entire disk from backup. I was lucky I was making daily backups.
I normally do most of my work in Mac and have never had a virus in 15 years as a Mac user. I do have a windows machine in case I need to run windows-only software such as this tool. But I am kind of afraid to test this thing further.
What I would like is a software that finds pages with outbound links (potential link partner) and which looks at keyword density at the same time. If the software I mentioned above will not do that then I guess I would do just as well without it. I do not need a software to create a link directory. But I would not mind a tool that would help find me good prospects.
Msg#: 4136457 posted
1:25 am on May 23, 2010
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the links from the site which has similar content and keywords are relevant links.
Msg#: 4136457 posted
3:30 am on May 23, 2010
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Look at at similar sites to get an idea.
Msg#: 4136457 posted
2:17 pm on May 23, 2010
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What I would like is a software that finds pages with outbound links (potential link partner) and which looks at keyword density at the same time. If the software I mentioned above will not do that then I guess I would do just as well without it. I do not need a software to create a link directory. But I would not mind a tool that would help find me good prospects.
Really the only tools I use are Google to find sites, and Yahoo to check the backlinks of sites.
Pretty much anything else that's automated is going to be either pushing the boundaries of spammy, or is going to be very very high end and you'll need to know the right SEO company to get at the tool.
There's a variety of plugins you can use to automated the Google search or the Yahoo backlinks check, but in the end, that's about most of what you need.
Msg#: 4136457 posted
4:55 pm on May 23, 2010
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Wheel, can you tell me more about what these plugins do and where I can get them? But do they help the engines to track you and build a profile on you? I am afraid to use even the G toolbar out of fear that Big Brother is watching how I go about getting links, etc.
Msg#: 4136457 posted
8:11 pm on May 23, 2010
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I use a plugin called searchsite. There are others, probably better. I don't think they make any difference in Google's tracking ability.
The plugin doesn't automate anything other than things like doing whois lookups, the Yahoo backlink command, stuff like that.
Msg#: 4136457 posted
3:30 am on May 27, 2010
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Relevance is such a wide open term. It means different things to different people... and algos.
The human mind probably thinks it's relevant for that Toronto hotel site to link with Toronto apartments, Totonto car hire, Toronto tours, Toronto flights, Toronto cruises etc... because we understand they are all part of a broader "travel and tourism" marketplace and may add something to your viewers experience.
But there isn't any relevance associated with Toronto Funeral Homes, Toronto auto parts, Toronto body shops, Toronto lingerie shops etc. Why would the word "Toronto" get you any brownie points for links that obviously add nothing to the viewer experience? Ditto for those Paris hotel sites... Paris is not relevant to Toronto even if both sites are about hotels.
It would be a pretty poor state of affairs if the algo can't make those sorts of distinctions and I'm going with the arguments that says they can.
One other aspect of linking that does not get a lot of air-play in here is having lots of links vs having fewer links.
For years I have followed the mantra of "quality is best" and have collected a sold base of relevant, on-topic links with a good proportion having decent PR. My links total in the hundreds. The sites that put me in the shade have thousands of links, mostly PR0, many off-topic and with very heavy cross-linking between sister sites.
That is not a "woe is me" whinge, but rather the sort of thing that makes me think link quantity, irrespective of "relevance", plays a much bigger part in the very competitive niches than we openly acknowledge in here.
I'm not convinced that Google is as good as it thinks it is in determining link relevance, or quality, and when it has to rank two similar sites, the one with the most links seems to have a head start on the higher ranking.
Msg#: 4136457 posted
6:39 am on May 27, 2010
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I wouldn't worry too much about relevancy. keep it in the broader niche and you keep everyone happy (visitors and SE).
For the ticket site I would recommend to create a booking widget that other sites, preferably hotel sites, can install.
Hotel sites can prepopulate the above mentioned widget with their city name and if possible even with a city name of the visitor (geo targeting). By this the visitor who looks for a hotel room also can find a very relevant page about traveling to that city.
An other advantage: you only have to maintain one page with the widget and have not toplaster 100s of links on your site like 'Flights to Toronto from Rome' or 'Flights to Toronto from Madrid'
Keep it relevant for the visitor!
Msg#: 4136457 posted
8:55 am on May 27, 2010
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I suppose you could use Google's Wonder Wheel for ideas. When I put in "Toronto Hotels" I got a bunch of other hotels and "sheraton toronto airport". So clicking on that I got a couple of other hotels, a conference center, sheraton downtown, sheraton tripadvisor and moxie's classic grill.
It's probably not the best suggestion but worth a look.
Msg#: 4136457 posted
9:23 am on May 27, 2010
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I'm not convinced that Google is as good as it thinks it is in determining link relevance, or quality, and when it has to rank two similar sites, the one with the most links seems to have a head start on the higher ranking.
I would rephrase that as: not as good as it (or its competitors) once will be.
The human mind probably thinks it's relevant for that Toronto hotel site to link with Toronto apartments, Totonto car hire, Toronto tours, Toronto flights, Toronto cruises etc... because we understand they are all part of a broader "travel and tourism" marketplace and may add something to your viewers experience.
I am convinced search engines will understand that also one day.
For years I have followed the mantra of "quality is best" and have collected a sold base of relevant, on-topic links with a good proportion having decent PR. My links total in the hundreds. The sites that put me in the shade have thousands of links, mostly PR0, many off-topic and with very heavy cross-linking between sister sites.
Yours is the long-term strategy that will win in the end. It is a lot easier for you to collect some additional low-quality links to rank now, then it will be for your competitors to gain quality links once the algo gets better.
Also: the ranking power of low quality links seems to expire faster. One of my sites ranks 1 for its main keyword set, and top 5 for about 20 other important ones. This has not changed for almost 10 years. Every now and then I see a competitor hire an SEO firm, and lots of low-quality links push their site close to mine (or past it) in the rankings. And then I see them decent again after a few months, a year, without me doing extra link building.
Msg#: 4136457 posted
3:14 am on May 29, 2010
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Yours is the long-term strategy that will win in the end.
I've been reading that for a very long time and despite all the experts proclaiming this as a proven fact, I get the feeling that I will be very old, very grey, incontinent and dribble a lot before it actually comes to pass.
Even if links are seen to be of little value (or have little if any relevance) I suspect the accumulative effect of thousands of them may be pushing sites to higher rankings than sites which only focus on the owners interpretation of quality and relevance.
To return to my original observation... it's very, very hard to know what an algo deems to be relevant and if it applies the same logic all the time across all all data sets and languages.
Msg#: 4136457 posted
8:40 am on May 29, 2010
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I get the feeling that I will be very old, very grey, incontinent and dribble a lot before it actually comes to pass.
I certainly hope not ;-)
My strategy is NOT �or low volume high quality links or high volume low quality links�, but (if need be) �and low volume high quality links and high volume low quality links�, with the high quality links as an assurance for future ranking. You forgot to quote the second part of that sentence:
It is a lot easier for you to collect some additional low-quality links to rank now, then it will be for your competitors to gain quality links once the algo gets better.
In other words: if your competitors outrank you through mass directory, rss, article, and social bookmarking submissions, blog comments, profile links, link wheels, or whatever mass link strategy popular at that particular time, go ahead and do that also, but just don�t forget your quality links.
It is a lot easier for you to collect some additional low-quality links to rank now
I meant there are hundreds of cheap services you can outsource this type of link building to, and dozens of cheap software solutions.
Quality links are always a winning strategy, but everything is relative: in some fields you can outrank your competitors with quality links only, in others, more competitive ones, you just can�t. This also depends of the quality of your site: does is deserve to have the sufficient amount of quality links to outrank your competitors? If this is not so, it will never rank in very competitive fields if you don�t play the game just like your competitors do.
In competitive fields there�s a permanent race where certain webmasters keep inventing strategies to manipulate the search engines, and the SE �s eventually catch up and devaluate that strategy.
If you ONLY play it just like them (and forget to build your quality links) your ranking will tank just like theirs once the search engines catch up.
And then, of course, there are the other ranking factors, such as domain name (very often underestimated), on-page seo, the search engine�s preference for �brand�-sites, etcetera.
Msg#: 4136457 posted
11:12 am on Jun 4, 2010
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Links which are associated with your web site industrye.g if you have web site design then you should make back link from web site design industry website
Msg#: 4136457 posted
6:52 am on Jun 8, 2010
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What about this situation? A lot of times I find a site that I think is a good site, relevant, and not too many outbounds. But then I look at the page my link would go on and it has as its title junk like "Link Exchange." If it is an otherwise good match, should I go for it or stay away from it.
I know there are a lot of junk sites that have a link page or directory that is titled "Link Exchange" or Reciprocal Link Directory" or something like that. But there are a lot of good sites that do that too. Some of these webmasters may do this just because other sites do it and not even have in mind to "trick" search engines.
Would you link with them?
Msg#: 4136457 posted
11:39 am on Jun 8, 2010
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A lot of these pages seem to be greybarred. Now that doesn't necessarily mean anything other than Google knows how to track these pages - they're aware of them and what's going on. Maybe it means nothing.
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Diagnostic comparison of malaria infection in peripheral blood, placental blood and placental biopsies in Cameroonian parturient women
- Judith K Anchang-Kimbi,
- Eric A Achidi,
- Blaise Nkegoum,
- Eva Sverremark-Ekström,
- Marita Troye-Blomberg
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In sub-Saharan Africa, Plasmodium falciparum malaria in pregnancy presents an enormous diagnostic challenge. The epidemiological and clinical relevance of the different types of malaria diagnosis as well as risk factors associated with malaria infection at delivery were investigated.
In a cross-sectional survey, 306 women reporting for delivery in the Mutenegene maternity clinic, Fako division, South West province, Cameroon were screened for P. falciparum in peripheral blood, placental blood and placental tissue sections by microscopy. Information relating to the use of intermittent preventive treatment in pregnancy with sulphadoxine/pyrimethamine, history of fever attack, infant birth weights and maternal anaemia were recorded.
Among these women, P. falciparum infection was detected in 5.6%, 25.5% and 60.5% of the cases in peripheral blood, placental blood and placental histological sections respectively. Placental histology was more sensitive (97.4%) than placental blood film (41.5%) and peripheral blood (8.0%) microscopy. In multivariate analysis, age (≤ 20 years old) (OR = 4.61, 95% CI = 1.47 – 14.70), history of fever attack (OR = 2.98, 95% CI = 1.58 – 5.73) were significant risk factors associated with microscopically detected parasitaemia. The use of ≥ 2 SP doses (OR = 0.18, 95% CI = 0.06 – 0.52) was associated with a significant reduction in the prevalence of microscopic parasitaemia at delivery. Age (>20 years) (OR = 0.34, 95% CI = 0.15 – 0.75) was the only significant risk factor associated with parasitaemia diagnosed by histology only in univariate analysis. Microscopic parasitaemia (OR = 2.74, 95% CI = 1.33–5.62) was a significant risk factor for maternal anaemia at delivery, but neither infection detected by histology only, nor past infection were associated with increased risk of anaemia.
Placenta histological examination was the most sensitive indicator of malaria infection at delivery. Microscopically detected parasitaemia was associated with increased risk of maternal anaemia at delivery, but not low-grade parasitaemia detected by placental histology only.
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- Title
- Diagnostic comparison of malaria infection in peripheral blood, placental blood and placental biopsies in Cameroonian parturient women
- Open Access
- Available under Open Access This content is freely available online to anyone, anywhere at any time.
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Malaria Journal
- Online Date
- June 2009
- 10.1186/1475-2875-8-126
- Online ISSN
- 1475-2875
- Publisher
- BioMed Central
- Additional Links
- Authors
- Judith K Anchang-Kimbi (1)
- Eric A Achidi (2)
- Blaise Nkegoum (3)
- Eva Sverremark-Ekström (4)
- Marita Troye-Blomberg (4)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Plant and Animal Sciences, University of Buea, PO Box 63, Buea, Cameroon
- 2. Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Buea, Cameroon
- 3. Department of Anatomy and Pathology, University of Yaoundé Teaching Hospital, Cameroon
- 4. Department of Immunology, Wenner-Gren Institute, Stockholm University, Sweden


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Android Tablet Can Cost Less Than $200 Due To X10 AirPad
Android tablets are now available for less than $200, which is the lowest price in the tablet range. This low cost tablet comes in the form of X10 AirPad, which was released a couple of days ago. It has been proclaimed as the best Android tablet, which is available for lower than $200. The tablet measures 7 inches and has been released by X10. While the tablet will make it possible for a lot of people to own Android tablets, some of the features could have been a lot better. However, considering the price, many of these aspects are completely forgivable.


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Effects of Epithalon on Activities Gastrointestinal Enzymes in Young and Old Rats
- V. Kh. Khavinson,
- V. V. Malinin,
- N. M. Timofeeva,
- V. V. Egorova,
- A. A. Nikitina
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Peroral administration of Epithalon (Ala-Glu-Asp-Gly) to male and female Wistar rats aging 3 and 11 months changed activity of enzymes hydrolyzing carbohydrates, proteins, and phosphoric acid esters in various portions of the gastrointestinal tract. The most pronounced activation of enzymes was observed in 11-month-old animals. This effect diminished the differences in enzyme activities between young and old rats (compared to untreated animals). Our results indicate that Epithalon modulates activity of gastrointestinal enzymes during aging.
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- Title
- Effects of Epithalon on Activities Gastrointestinal Enzymes in Young and Old Rats
- Journal
Bulletin of Experimental Biology and Medicine
Volume 133, Issue 3 , pp 290-292
- Cover Date
- 2002-03-01
- Print ISSN
- 0007-4888
- Online ISSN
- 1573-8221
- Publisher
- Kluwer Academic Publishers-Plenum Publishers
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- Epithalon
- peptides
- digestive enzymes
- gastrointestinal tract
- aging
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- V. Kh. Khavinson (1) (2)
- V. V. Malinin (1) (2)
- N. M. Timofeeva (1) (2)
- V. V. Egorova (1) (2)
- A. A. Nikitina (1) (2)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. St. Petersburg Institute of Bioregulation and Gerontology, Northwestern Division of the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, Russia
- 2. I. P. Pavlov Institute of Physiology, Russian Academy of Sciences, St. Petersburg, Russia


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Cool Link: 12 Tips to Break Your Photography Rut
Here's a link to a classic post on the MCP Actions blog about tips to break your photography rut. It's aimed at professionals and photographers who shoot with rigs, but it still has some good, usable tips for breaking an iPhoneography rut as well.
Things to look for in an iPhone camera replacement app (updated)
A good camera replacement app should be easy to use and offer more advanced tools than Apple's Camera app. Here are the features that I look for in a camera replacement app.
New iPhone? Best iPhone Photo Starter Apps
Here's our short list of the best starter apps. While there are many great photo apps available ready for you to discover, these apps will not only give you the most bang for your buck (or two), but are also super easy to learn and get up to speed quickly with.
VolumeSnap to Go Away – Again?
Since the release of iOS 5 and the addition of the Volume Button Shutter in Apple's Camera, many third party developers have followed suit and implemented the feature in their own apps. Jeff McMorris from CodeGoo, tells Life In LoFi that Apple has approved these apps "by mistake."
Volume Snap: Back For Some. Gone For Others.
Consistently top-selling camera replacement app, Camera+ was updated today to version 2.4VS. Its one new feature: the return of VolumeSnap.
Hands-On Preview of Camera and Photos in iOS 5
Over the weekend, I was able to use an iPhone 4 with a golden master — basically a release copy — of iOS 5. I didn't have much hands on time with it, but here are my thoughts and a few screenshots of the greatly improved Apple Camera and Photos apps.
iPhone Camera and Photos Apps Get Big Upgrades in iOS 5
While much fuss has been made in the Appleverse about today's Let's Talk iPhone event, most of the speculation has been focused on new iPhone devices. Among the announcements today are the official feature list of the next-generation iOS 5.
Instagram: Recreating Gotham Using Camera+
Instagrammer @wilburtheant, along with @darren2112 and @dudettewalnuts, have been circulating a recipe to recreate the look of Instagram's old Gotham filter using Camera+.
Photo App Review: CamCam
CamCam is a new effects camera from CnC with 30 film, camera and color effects and 7 frames. It's fun but flawed. The filters look good and I like the live preview. It's not a fast shooter. I don't think it was intended to be.
Cool Link: ars technica Has More Possible iPhone 5 Camera Tidbits?
ars technica recently posted a photo of sushi allegedly shot with an iPhone. What's special about this iPhone photo is that it was cropped down from an original size of 3264 x 2448 pixels — 8 megapixels, the rumored resolution of the next generation iPhone camera.
Possible Clues for the Next-Gen iPhone 5 Camera?
AppleInsider has posted a story which gives a few clues as to the specs of the camera in the next-generation iPhone. According to a recent report, two Taiwan suppliers have been tapped to supply the lenses for the 8 MP camera in the upcoming "iPhone 5."
Photo App Review: Orasis — More Fake-HDR Than DRC
New photo app Orasis by Orasis Imaging claims to "[capture] reality, not just light." While the science may be good, it needs some tweaks before it's useful out of the lab.


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Justin was all covered up in big sunglasses, a hat and an all-black ensemble when he went jewelry shopping at LA's Commons at Calabasas on June 24.
He definitely looked like he wanted to keep the outing on the downlow, so it makes sense that he would have been picking up a secret something special and sparkly for Selena for her golden 22nd birthday on July 22!
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You people are all wrong first of all, I have seen these to break up and make up like how many times on there breakup scale. I also agree than justin bieber shouldn't be doing this right now because, there just to young to make a big commitment like this. He is a good/ bad boy the same time but if he really loves selena then I guess keep the ring until the time is right now and I mean once they get married yikes that's a lot of things to deal with. Marriage is a huge commitment and when your like in your mid 20's then its going to be harder because when you marry the person first of all it means that your going to spend the rest of your life with them. My final words to Jelena is don't rush into things yet until your both sure to take the next step.
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Why would a friend of Justin's spill the beans about him trying to find a rock for Selena? Then you reported on the internet. Should this be confidential and a secret so that he can surprise her if it's really true? Why would anyone want to ruin a surprise like that? I say we leave these two love birds alone and let them figure out their lives.
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Justin is too immature. Between his behavior and his crappy apologizes for his behavior this is awful. Selena unfollows everyone to try and get her life back and then she goes back to her babysitting position with Justin. Because lets face it they have been on and off since 2010. And whats constantly the reason? His immature behavior and inability to apologize properly and sincerely and learn from her mistakes.
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A dislocation is a separation of two bones where they meet at a joint. Joints are areas where two bones come together.
A dislocated joint is a joint where the bones are no longer in their normal positions.
Joint dislocation
It may be hard to tell a dislocated joint from a broken bone . Both are emergencies. You will need the same first aid treatment.
Most dislocations can be treated in a doctor's office or emergency room. You may be given medicine to make you sleepy and to numb the area. Sometimes, general anesthesia in the operating room is needed.
When treated early, most dislocations do not cause permanent injury.
Once a joint has been dislocated, it is more likely to happen again. Follow-up with an orthopedic surgeon is recommended after a dislocation.
Dislocations are usually caused by a sudden impact to the joint. This usually occurs following a blow, fall, or other trauma.
A dislocated joint may be:
Nursemaid's elbow is a partial dislocation that is common in toddlers. The main symptom is the child's refusal to use the arm. Nursemaid's elbow can be easily treated in a doctor's office.
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The state's computer systems are at "high risk" of online attack, and a cyber security firm hired to secretly hack into agencies' systems easily gained access to thousands of documents containing Coloradans' sensitive personal information, an audit released today revealed.
The audit, conducted from February through November, found that 12 of 20 agencies had failed to submit plans outlining their computer system security measures to the state's Office of Cyber Security as required by law. And while there had been 43 cyber security incidents reported to the office since 2006, auditors believed the number was higher, noting that some known incidents had not been reported.
Most alarming to lawmakers on the Legislative Audit Committee [1] was the result of a "covert penetration test" done by a private security firm on state agencies.
"We conducted a penetration test of public agencies and found significant vulnerabilities throughout state government that allowed the assessment team to compromise thousands of records containing individuals' confidential information, such as social security numbers, birth dates, and income levels," auditors reported. "The assessment team also compromised several state networks and systems and identified hundreds of vulnerabilities in state systems.
"Based on the results of our penetration test, prior information technology audits, and our review of the implementation of the Colorado Cyber Security Program [2] during this audit, we concluded that the Office of Cyber Security has failed to successfully implement the Colorado Cyber Security Program [2], as specified by statute."
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