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I Will Not Answer Questions About My Family or My Business. With her husband sitting nearby, Michelle Bachmann said she expected scrutiny as a candidate but questions about her family were off-limits. "I'm running for the presidency of the United States. My husband is not running for the presidency. Neither are my children. Neither is our business," . I guess she forgot all those questions people expected Obama to answer about his mother, his father, his wife, his minister and his neighbors. As far as I'm aware, none of them were running for office either. Michele Bachmann Says Questions About Husband Marcus Bachmann Off-Limits
you're right, most of them were just running) Seriously though, for partisans, it's always different when the shoe is on the other foot.
Nem and I had it out but I loved him, he taught me how to say "scumsucker" the first time i saw him use it was on me, he called me "a dirty f-cking republican nazi scumsusucker" my wife had to yell in at me and ask me what the hell I was laughing at.
When I was bored I would tick him off by telling him he was a lousy American just to see what names he would call me ...
Last I heard he claimed he was dying, but not sure if that was a cry for sympathy/attention or the real thing. Arizona Pats Fans might have him as their president, so guess he is alive. http://www.nepfca.com/images/newsletters/fh201106.pdf
Families should be left out of the political circus completely but unfortunately they never seem to be and some of the personal attacks levied against past candidates' families have been despicable. Sometimes though there are personal things that make you kinda wonder about the candidate him/herself, and there are somethings that could indicate possible political influence. Either way- I don't know why she's so appalled and offended by a reference to her husband's 'job'. It was a few years ago I believe when the story came out about his business of trying to convert gays into heterosexuals, he was even interviewed about it on mainstream news and why not? It's rather controversial Nancy Reagan used to consult with an astrologer, she was so into it that people wondered if she'd tried to influence the Gipper's presidential decision-making. I think that was a natural question and one the people deserved to have answered. As First Lady Hillary Clinton reportedly held seances, trying to speak to Eleanor Roosevelt lol. Michelle Obama's mother, who lives in the WH, supposedly dabbles in a little black magic. W reportedly had some rather interesting 'guests' visit the WH in the wee hours of the morn. Families should be left OUT of the fray but you must admit some of these family tendencies ARE a bit strange Bachmann-his story was news a few years ago-really I don't understand her huff. Children should be left alone obviously, but what about where they go to school? Mayor Rhambo and Gov Chris Christie were recently questioned about the fact their children attend private school yet they were making decisions about budget cuts to public schools. Both reacted just like Michelle Bachmann did but was the question legit? Would they be less attuned to the needs of public schools because their own children go to private schools?


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Shasta Daisy Laspider
Laspider's large, pure white double flowers with finely-cut petals make a fun, frilled statement in the summer garden. Beautiful planted in containers or in the garden bed. PPAF (Leucanthemum superbum)
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Per Plant - 3" pot
Fescue Grass Elijah Blue
Elijah Blue is one of the most popular grasses for wildflower meadows. Blue green clumps. (Festuca glauca)
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Per Plant - 3.5" pot
French Thyme
This low-growing Thyme is commonly used in culinary dishes and is highly fragrant, delighting the senses both in the garden and in the kitchen! (Thymus)
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Veronica Royal Candles
Elegant, deep blue/purple spikes add vertical interest to the summer garden. Growing to be about 20" tall, this variety is perfect for planting in the border of a perennial garden. (Veronica spicata) PP#18932
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Per Plant - 3" pot
Delosperma Fire Wonder
Add some spice to your summer garden with the Fire Wonder Ice Plant. Huge, bright red and yellow blooms create a carpet of bold color in almost any garden. This versatile perennial is drought and heat tolerant, making it a great choice for a low maintenance area of the garden. The spectacular blooms attract bees and butterflies and the shorter height makes this plant perfect for containers or hanging baskets. Like other Ice Plant, Fire Wonder is deer resistant and prefers as much sun as possible.
More DetailsItem #: ASLR931SALE: $11.95 $7.77
Per Plant - 3" pot
Yellow Trillium
Yellow Trillium has stunning, rich green leaves spotted with silver. Its bright yellow blooms appear in the center of each leaf, with the petals rising upward. (Trillium luteum)
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Blue Fescue Grass Beyond Blue
This true Blue Fescue's colorful foliage forms graceful clumps, making its own proper statement in the garden all season long. We recommend planting this easy-care beauty in the border of your bed or in a rock garden. Once established, Beyond Blue is drought tolerant and extremely easy to grow, resistant critters and other garden nuisances. A hearty spreader, we recommend cutting this Ornamental Grass back each fall and dividing every few seasons. A wonderful investment for the avid gardener!
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Per Plant - 3.5" pot
Dwarf Crested Iris
One of our most famous North American native irises, often hard to find. Small plants with big flowers. (Iris cristata)
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Aster Wood's Blue
Dwarf Aster Wood's Blue is one of the big favorites among the short asters. Wonderful for edging or the front of the border. (Aster)
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Per Plant - 3" pot
Lungwort Redstart
This Lungwort is one of the first to bloom in the spring. A lovely groundcover in any shady area, the Redstart blooms coral-red with bright green leaves. (Pulmonaria rubra)
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Per Bag of 1
Shasta Daisy Snowcap
Dwarf Snowcap is a compact shasta daisy, to 18 inches tall. Snow white flowers, glossy leaves. (Leucanthemum superbum)
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Per Plant - 3" pot
Lavender Blue River
A shorter variety, Blue River grows to be about 12-14" tall and the vibrant-purple blooms are intensely fragrant. (Lavandula angustifolia)
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Per Plant - 3" pot
Geranium sanguineum
Bloody Crane's Bill is the most popular of them all. Blooms for months with no care at all. A great plant. (Geranium sanguineum)
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Per Plant - 3" pot
Strawberry Toscana
Toscana is an ever-bearing variety that delights with deep pink blossoms and juicy, deep-red fruit. (Fragaria)
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Per Plant - 3" pot
Strawberry Ozark Beauty
One of the favorites among Everbearing Strawberries, this variety produces luscious red berries in spring and fall. (Fragaria x ananassa)
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Per Package of 15
$0.63 / Per Root
Sedum Purple Emperor
Sedum Purple Emperor has dusty pink flowers that turn to bronze over mounds of rich, purple-black leaves. (Sedum)
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White Trillium
Always a favorite, this Great White or Snow Trillium opens exquisite white blooms up to 5" across in mid-spring. Flowers fade to a pretty pale pink. (Trillium grandiflorum)
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Carex Grass Ice Dance
Add bright color and texture to your shade garden with this gorgeous Japenese Sedge Grass. This ornamental grass is an evergreen, but won't overtake your perennial garden. We recommend planting this taller variety towards the back of the garden as a wall of green color to set off your favorite shade-loving perennials. This variegated Japanese Sedge is deer resistant and prefers moist soil.
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Per Plant - 3.5" pot
Trailing Arbutus or Mayflower
Trailing Arbutus is an exquisite woodland flower that boasts sweet-scented, pastel pink beauty blooms along running stems of shiny evergreen leaves, creating the ultimate groundcover for woodland gardens. (Epigaea repens)
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Hens and Chicks Spring Beauty
Spring Beauty is extremely easy to grow and wonderfully unique, boasting medium-sized rosettes of brilliant green, followed by spiky, pastel blooms in the summer garden. This drought tolerant perennial is the perfect choice for rock gardens, container gardens, rooftop gardens, and more, growing in almost any condition. If you'd like to transplant these easy-care beauties, simply remove the baby rosettes after blooming and transplant to another spot in the garden. These perennials will quickly become one of your favorites.
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Per Plant - 3.5" pot
Bellflower White Clips
White Clips is the white version of the famous Blue Clips; they make a great display together. 8 to 12 inches tall. (Campanula carpatica)
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Per Plant - 3" pot
Lavender Ellagance Purple
English Lavender Ellagance Purple has striking, bright purple blooms and silvery grey foliage. It emits the lovely fragrance we all love and is perfect for any sunny part of the garden. (Lavandula angustifolia)
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Per Plant - 3" pot
Bee Balm Pink Lace
Dwarf Pink Lace grows to only 16 inches tall, this Bee Balm gives you large pink flowers on small plants. Hummingbirds love it. PP#18367 (Monarda didyma)
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Per Plant - 3" pot
Strawberry Earliglow
A time-tested, June-bearing Strawberry popular with home gardeners, this variety produces medium-sized berries with a fantastic sweet flavor. (Fragaria x ananassa)
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Per Package of 15
$0.63 / Per Root
Sedum reflexum Blue Spruce
This Sedum gets its name from small, blue leaves that resemble the needles of a blue Spruce. Cheerful yellow flowers emerge in the early summer. (Sedum reflexum)
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Per Plant - 3" pot
Bee Balm Fireball
This shorter variety bursts with deep, scarlet blooms in summer. Fireball is a hummingbird magnet and is perfect for a border garden or containers. (Monarda)
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Per Plant - 3" pot
Ajuga Catlin's Giant
This 'giant' Ajuga creates a thick, weed-smothering groundcover in almost any spot. The gorgeous, deep-purple flower spikes attract butterflies and hummingbirds. (Ajuga reptans)
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Lungwort Roy Davidson
This shade-loving ground cover plant has dark green leaves spotted with silver; flowers appear in late spring, starting out pink and turning blue as they age. (Pulmonaria longifolia)
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Per Bag of 1
Gaillardia Arizona Red Shades
With a little deadheading, Arizona Red Shades will bloom all summer long, providing vibrant color to almost any perennial garden. Like all Gaillardia, this variety thrives in full sun and tolerates most soil types. It is unappealing to deer and rabbits, but attracts pollinators to the garden all season long. A dwarf variety, Arizona Red Shades grows to be only 12" tall and makes for the perfect border plant, container perennial, or small space staple. We love Gaillardia because it is so easy to grow and works really well in hard-to-maintain areas of our gardens.
More DetailsItem #: ASLS231SALE: $9.95 $6.47
Per Plant - 3" pot
Columbine Little Lanterns
The famous Wild Red Columbine loved by gardeners and hummingbirds. Native from Canada to the Gulf. (Aquilegia canadensis)
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Shasta Daisy Laspider
Per Plant - 3" pot
Fescue Grass Elijah Blue
Per Plant - 3.5" pot
French Thyme
Starting at $12.95 SALE: $8.42 -
Veronica Royal Candles
Per Plant - 3" pot
Delosperma Fire Wonder
Per Plant - 3" pot
Yellow Trillium
Starting at $18.95 SALE: $12.32 -
Blue Fescue Grass Beyond Blue
Per Plant - 3.5" pot
Dwarf Crested Iris
Starting at $15.95 -
Aster Wood's Blue
Per Plant - 3" pot
Lungwort Redstart
Per Bag of 1
Shasta Daisy Snowcap
Per Plant - 3" pot
Lavender Blue River
Per Plant - 3" pot
Geranium sanguineum
Per Plant - 3" pot
Strawberry Toscana
Per Plant - 3" pot
Strawberry Ozark Beauty
Per Package of 15
$0.63 / Per Root
Sedum Purple Emperor
Starting at $9.95 SALE: $6.47 -
White Trillium
Starting at $18.95 SALE: $12.32 -
Carex Grass Ice Dance
Per Plant - 3.5" pot
Trailing Arbutus or Mayflower
Starting at $15.95 -
Hens and Chicks Spring Beauty
Per Plant - 3.5" pot
Bellflower White Clips
Per Plant - 3" pot
Lavender Ellagance Purple
Per Plant - 3" pot
Bee Balm Pink Lace
Per Plant - 3" pot
Strawberry Earliglow
Per Package of 15
$0.63 / Per Root
Sedum reflexum Blue Spruce
Per Plant - 3" pot
Bee Balm Fireball
Per Plant - 3" pot
Ajuga Catlin's Giant
Starting at $8.95 SALE: $5.82 -
Lungwort Roy Davidson
Per Bag of 1
Gaillardia Arizona Red Shades
Per Plant - 3" pot
Columbine Little Lanterns
Starting at $15.95
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- Delosperma Jewel of Desert Ruby
- Delphinium Sweethearts
- Hosta Victory
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- Oriental Poppy Fruit Punch
- Penstemon Delft Blue Riding Hood
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- Lemon Thyme
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- Bearded Iris Frimousse
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- Dwarf Bearded Iris Spree
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- Re-Blooming Bearded Iris I'm Back
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Downside to noindex?
Msg#: 4282288 posted
4:28 am on Mar 16, 2011
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After revisiting the structure of my website after several years, I'm finding more and more absolutely useless stuff indexed. I want them deindexed and claim back the link juice and crawl allowance.
An example, new user signs up, it appears in the timeline with their username hyperlinked, Google follows this to their empty profile. That then links to several empty pages, where their content will be, should they create any. Of course many many users don't.
I've now un-hyperlinked the username in this instance, removed the links in the profile if no content exists and I've added noindex, follow to the proceeding pages.
I hate using these tags, just as I hated using nofollow way back when. But sometimes, it seems necessary.
Is their any downside to what I've done with the noindex, follow? Is Google likely to give a crap that I've just told it, that it's not to index half a million pages?
Msg#: 4282288 posted
5:18 am on Mar 16, 2011
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Good question. Over the last few days, I've used noindex, follow on several pages I don't want indexed also, such as category and archive pages I'd like to refurbish first before indexing. I expect that the rest of my site will be indexed since the hub pages (categories, etc) will be followed even if they are not indexed.
Msg#: 4282288 posted
5:56 am on Mar 16, 2011
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Yes that's the theory. I'm concerned that I've been making such huge changes on a several year old domain with several million indexed pages. I'm pretty sure the changes I've been making are for the better. But because of the grand scale, I'm having doubts.
Msg#: 4282288 posted
6:54 am on Mar 16, 2011
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I want them deindexed and claim back the link juice and crawl allowance.
Deindexed - Yes
That's the exact function of the noindex meta tag.
Link juice - No
Link juice still accumulates for the URL as long as there is a link pointing to it. Even if you make the link nofollow, the other links do not reclaim any share of link juice whatsoever.
Crawl allowance - Just a bit
In order to even see the noindex meta tag, googlebot must crawl the page. It may crawl less frequently after it verifies the noindex a few times, but it must continue to crawl.
I doubt there will be any downside to this action whatsoever, unless for some reason those pages were getting significant search impressions or traffic. And from what Google has been saying, there may well be a positive effect of all these profiles were somehow tagged as low quality and that bled over into the rest of the site.
If that did happen for such a standard thing as a profile page, then this algo has more trouble than I thought.
Msg#: 4282288 posted
10:06 am on Mar 16, 2011
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Tedster that's true regarding the fact G will still have to crawl te pages. I wonder if I can utilise robots.txt a little here.
It makes sense that this change would be a positive one. I get a little anxious when playing with architecture on a big established site.
However I feel much better after reading your advice. Thanks so much as always. It always amazes me at the quality of the replies and seeds of wisdom you leave members on a daily basis.
Msg#: 4282288 posted
1:46 pm on Mar 16, 2011
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Crawl allowance - Just a bit
In order to even see the noindex meta tag, googlebot must crawl the page. It may crawl less frequently after it verifies the noindex a few times, but it must continue to crawl.
What would be the best way to recover crawling allowance? Is it robots.txt exclusion, or perhaps returning 301 redirect or perhaps returning 410 Gone (if appropriate)?
Lets say that there was a mistake where a large number of dynamic URLs have been exposed to Google (e.g. development script error). This is subsequently fixed, however, Google knows about these URLs and will be requesting them periodically. What would be the best way to "recover crawl budget"?
Where I am heading to is that on this forum we mostly talk about "crawling / indexing / ranking" but I see another step, which is "URLs TO DO" list somewhere.
So the accidental leakage of dynamic URLs may substantially increase this "URLs TODO" list for the site. Would G. ever drop URLs from "TODO" list once it knows about it, regardless whether it actually requests the page, crawls the page or not?
The way I see it is:
You may have URLs on that "TODO" list that
a) should
be even requested (because of robots.txt exclusion) and will not be crawled
b) Will be requested, but will not be crawled (e.g. the response is 404, 301, 302, 410, 5xx etc), but it seems these will remain on "TODO" list for later.
I am wondering the size of this "TODO" list also affects the depth and frequency of crawling important pages and if so, how to reduce this list? Or in the case of mistakenly flooding the site with URLs that are subsequently removed/redirected, how to tell Google: stop checking these, do not waste your time? Or it perhaps does not matter at all how big this "TODO" list is?
For instance, providing there are no links (internal or external) to a page that returns 410, will G. drop that URL for good from "TODO" list? Similarly, would 404 be dropped if no links to that page (even though it may take longer to be dropped). With regards to 301 - perhaps 301 will be requested less and less often the longer it keeps returning 301 response? Or even less frequent if no links pointing to URL that responds with 301? Any chances for this URL to be completely dropped from G. "TODO" list?
Would be interested in any thoughts on all this.
Msg#: 4282288 posted
3:04 pm on Mar 16, 2011
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aakk9999, The URLs on the todo list will drop off, if there are no internal or external links to them.The dynamic urls that accidentally got indexed is a good example.
For those pages that return 404 or 410, I don't see google crawling them as they don't exist anymore.So, they too wouldn't remain on the to-do list unless there are links pointing to them.
But noindex pages are a different case.Google need to crawl them to see the noindex meta tag.
You can instead block them via robots.txt. But the real issue in blocking them via robots.txt is whatever incoming links that those pages had accumulated would be lost.At-least that is my understanding.Not sure what others feel on this.Would love to know.
So I do prefer the noindex, follow meta tag as whatever juice that these pages accumulate can still be spread to urls followed on those pages.You can at the same time work on improving them and then eventually release them into google's index.
Msg#: 4282288 posted
3:19 pm on Mar 16, 2011
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But noindex pages are a different case.Google need to crawl them to see the noindex meta tag.
I know that, and I know this will still impact crawl budget (i.e. not recover it significantly, as per Tedsteer's reply above.
My question was with what I called "URLs TODO" list.
For those pages that return 404 or 410, I don't see google crawling them as they don't exist anymore.So, they too wouldn't remain on the to-do list.
I am not sure the above is correct because I am seeing some URLs that return 404 being requested for a very long time. It seems that if there is external link to them, they will be re-requested "forever". Without any links pointing to them, I am not sure how long would they be kept in "TODO" list.
I know they can be blocked by robots.txt, the questions are - will they drop off "TODO" list if there is no any links being pointed to them, and if so, what is the best way, robots.txt, returning 404, returning 410 or returning 301 ?
I have to say it makes me a bit uncomfortable to se nnn URLs blocked by robots.txt in WMT!
Msg#: 4282288 posted
3:24 pm on Mar 16, 2011
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aakk9999, i edited my above post, when you were probably replying to me.
I am seeing some URLs that return 404 being requested for a very long time
yes, they will, if there are links pointing to them.May be not so frequently as suggested by Tedster.
So one has to be very sure that a page neither gets search traffic not does it has good number of external links, before they decide to retun 404 or 410. If not, I would prefer a noindex, follow in such cases.You can then work on them.
Msg#: 4282288 posted
3:32 pm on Mar 16, 2011
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For those pages that return 404 or 410, I don't see google crawling them as they don't exist anymore.
Google operates a fairly compliant bot and 404 and 410 are two different things.
A 404 is a Not Found error, and is default server behavior, meaning the situation may be temporary or may be permanent, so the URLs will likely be requested for years into the future while serving a 404, especially if there are links to the page(s).
Example of Temporary: The FTP program that does your uploading deletes the file on your server and then saves your local copy there ... Your upload stalls out after the file is deleted ... Anyone who requests the file will get a 404 Not Found error until the page is re-uploaded ... A 404 does not in anyway indicate 'removed' or 'permanent' or 'no longer exists' it means exactly what it says: Not Found.
A 410 Gone does indicate Permanent and is NOT a default behavior. It MUST be intentionally set, so if a page is intentionally removed and will not be replaced it is the correct code to use to slow down GBot from crawling the page. If I remember correctly, when it was first introduced they treated it much like a 404 in terms of request frequency, but have since adjusted GBot to not request the page as often, even though they will still occasionally check to see if it is still 'Gone', because, yes, it's tough to believe, but webmasters do make mistakes, and sometimes just plain change their mind, so they don't want to 'write off' a URL, even if it's Gone. (They always double check, repeatedly.)
Anyway, I think the short answer to the above question is: 410 Gone if they are gone and you don't not ever want them indexed.
Msg#: 4282288 posted
3:42 pm on Mar 16, 2011
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TheMadScientist, I agree with you.But people have to be careful in not returning a 410 for pages that have obtained substantial number of external links.
They may have obtained those links, despite being thin content pages, as they give away the answers straight. But, google seem to be not favoring those pages any more because they are thin pages.
So, one has to think about working on them to make the story longer :)
Msg#: 4282288 posted
3:49 pm on Mar 16, 2011
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Yeah, I think we're talking about user profiles that were intentionally removed though ... I only skimmed the original post before now, so I agree with you in terms of 'a regular page' and would not recommend using Gone for those, but if the pages were removed for a reason, will not ever exist and they were (most likely only) linked from within the site, Gone would seem to be the right answer.
In reading the OPs situation with a bit more detail, Gone may or may not be correct, personally, unless they want those pages indexed at some time in the future, I would probably use it ... Even if someone adds content to the pages, what value do they add to the results? I think they would be for 'on-site-use-only' if they do ever exist and Google probably doesn't need to index those, so I'd personally be inclined to lean toward the use of Gone in this situation.
Good point on 'regular pages' and again I would not recommend using it for pages with significant in-bound links, I'd definitely find a way to redirect those and 'capture' the link weight if I could.
Msg#: 4282288 posted
4:13 pm on Mar 16, 2011
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I agree with both of you and this is pretty much what I am seeing.
But my question is whether the long "URLs TODO" list has impact on crawling budget? And if so, how to reduce it?
Or to give an example:
Lets say you made a mistake and exposed thousands dynamic URLs to Google. Now, lets assume that these dynamic URLs have a friendly URL version, and that a mistake was so bad that there are 10-20 dynamic URLs that resolve to the same friendly (I am inventing a really bad case here!). Obviously, you never wanted that G. come across these dynamic URLs, but a mistake has been made and now you need to find the best way to fix it (here comes Shadow's saying in another thread "You cannot uncook the egg..", but lets try to do the best we can here).
Lets assume these URLs have been exposed for a short time, have not gained external links, then you fixed the problem, and they are not any more interlinked from anywhere within the site. However, lets assume they were visible long enough for G. to find them and put them in its "URLs TODO" list for crawling.
If such mistakenly exposed URLs resolve, then G. will want to crawl them, therefore reducing your crawling budget.
You can:
a) noindex, follow (will be crawled)
b) noindex, nofollow (will be crawled)
c) set canonical to friendly (will be crawled)
d) stop them via robots.txt (will not be crawled, but you will end up with a long list of URLs stopped by robots in WMT)
e) set up 301 redirect to its friendly version
f) return 404 (not recommended)
g) return 410 Gone
In the cases of a, b, c, they will definetely stay in "TODO" list and will impact crawl budget.
In cases of d, e, f, g these will not be crawled. However, I am wondering:
1)whether the large "URLs TODO" list impacts crawling or impacts site negatively in any way, even if they are stopped from being crawled?
2) whether in any of these cases G. will drop them from "URLs TODO" list eventually?
Msg#: 4282288 posted
4:22 pm on Mar 16, 2011
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the same thing did happen to our wordpress site because of using the simple tags plugin. The new wordress release had somehow broken the plugin which in turn broke our category navigation and we didn't even notice it until march 3. A big mistake on our part for not testing the changes thoroughly. All the category pages resolved to the home page creating some sort of infinite url space and duplicate content.
we don't index those category pages but we do follow the links in them.
since this happened at the same time as the panda update, it made our situation somewhat complex.
Msg#: 4282288 posted
4:36 pm on Mar 16, 2011
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Indyank, unfortunately exposing URLs that should not have been exposed is fairly common mistake to be made. I think that when something like this happens, there is one big difference that impact how these could be potentially handled and this is whether the URL should still be exposed to user or not.
If such URL should be exposed to website visitor, then I think that noindex,follow is the best aproach.
But if these URLs should not be exposed to website visitor either, then I think that d, e, f, g from my post above is better.
What I am wondering though is which of d, e, f, g (see my email above) will bring me the closest to the point of "uncooking the egg" !
Msg#: 4282288 posted
4:45 pm on Mar 16, 2011
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If we were to listen to google employees, john Mu had already given a good response to your questions.
Msg#: 4282288 posted
4:46 pm on Mar 16, 2011
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I hate using these tags, just as I hated using nofollow way back when. But sometimes, it seems necessary. Is their any downside to what I've done with the noindex, follow? Is Google likely to give a crap that I've just told it, that it's not to index half a million pages?
I strongly advocate the use of noindex or, nofollow or, noindex, nofollow. The follow directive is the default behavior and is not part of the protocol. You use the metadata to prevent something from happening, not allowing it to happen.
In the case of aakk9999, I would think you'd want to 301 the majority of this back to an upper level where it belongs? Like to the point where the bot SHOULD have stopped? This way you are able to maintain some of the equity but I wouldn't think there is much there if the indexing was brief. My educated guess would be that you'll just go through another recalculation process after a new indexing reveals the updated directives.
There also might be further delays in the short term while whatever trickle down effects are worked out. Technical glitches can wreak pure havoc on indexing and crawling. In fact, I've seen Googlebot do its best to warn site owners that there is a problem (via GWT) and then boom, their pages start to disappear. In the mean time, GWT shows the bot activity and the early warning signs but no one knew what they were seeing. You have to pay close attention to all this stuff. ;)
301 for content that has an equivalent replacement.
410 for content that is Gone.
Those are really your only two options. Google will treat that 410 like a URI Removal Request and it will be Gone shortly after the bot receives instructions. It is rather quick. In your case, you really need to instruct that bot to forget about the previous indexing directives and to
change those instructions. That means a 301 for most of what you have going on.
Msg#: 4282288 posted
7:58 pm on Mar 16, 2011
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Fwiw, in my experience, the use of the NOINDEX META tag doesn't actually stop the pages being indexed, they just won't show in the first set of results shown to a searcher. They will however often appear in the "
repeat the search with the omitted results included
" results.
Msg#: 4282288 posted
8:40 pm on Mar 16, 2011
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Fwiw, in my experience, the use of the NOINDEX META tag doesn't actually stop the pages being indexed, they just won't show in the first set of results shown to a searcher. They will however often appear in the "repeat the search with the omitted results included" results.
Hmmm, I've not seen that behavior. I just double checked too because you never know when Google will break protocol. But, they haven't in this instance. Using noindex will keep that document out of their index, no matter what you use as a query to try and find it. Or at least that has been my experience up until about 5 minutes ago. It does just as it says on the tin. ;)
Show me a search that displays/reveals a document with a noindex directive and I'll change my thinking on this.
Added: This is what I get when attempting to locate documents that I have which contain a noindex directive...
Your search - site:example.com/noindexed-document - did not match any documents.
Make sure all words are spelled correctly.
Try different keywords.
Try more general keywords.
It has been like that for as long as I can remember.
Msg#: 4282288 posted
3:43 am on Mar 17, 2011
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Thanks P1R and Indyank on your opinion and reasoning. I usually use noindex if the page is intended for the visitor to see but do not want it indexed (e.g. product category pagination pages past page 1) and 301 or 410 in case of disaster recovery on leaked unwanted URLs (depending on circumstances), but there was this nagging doubt on whether my choice was the best one.
Msg#: 4282288 posted
5:17 am on Mar 17, 2011
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If you have these pages to begin with it stands to reason that Google will find them and that the pages which link to them will pass value to them. A three part remedy is in order to minimize the effects.
1) Minimize the number of such pages, if you cannot add value to them somehow.
2) Minimize the number of links to these pages.
3) Block flow as high up the chain as you can. If, for example, the only way to reach these pages is through a "user tools" page you could noindex/nofollow etc that page as well.
Another trick to ensuring that these pages have a low value and don't hog rank is to place links on them back to all the important places of your site.
Msg#: 4282288 posted
5:44 pm on Mar 17, 2011
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Fwiw, in my experience, the use of the NOINDEX META tag doesn't actually stop the pages being indexed, they just won't show in the first set of results shown to a searcher. They will however often appear in the "repeat the search with the omitted results included" results.
Pageone has kindly pointed out that what I am seeing is a result of me disallowing the 'offending' page in the robots.txt file. I must admit I had previously thought that robots.txt stopped Google crawling the 'disallowed' pages.
Msg#: 4282288 posted
5:53 pm on Mar 17, 2011
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I must admit I had previously thought that robots.txt stopped Google crawling the 'disallowed' pages.
It does. What you are seeing is the result of a robots.txt entry discovery by Google. It is a URI only entry and is usually invoked through specific search queries such as site:example.com. This is one of the reasons why I feel using robots.txt is not the best option to prevent URIs from getting indexed. I say URIs because in this instance, that is all it is, a URI only entry. I've seen sites with tens of thousands of them when performing site: searches.
The document in this example contained the noindex, nofollow directive. Unfortunately it was Disallowed via robots.txt. Anything Disallowed via robots.txt will override that which resides at the page level. In this case, the robots.txt entry needs to be removed so Googlebot can get to the page in question and see the noindex, nofollow directive.
Msg#: 4282288 posted
5:57 pm on Mar 17, 2011
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I must admit I had previously thought that robots.txt stopped Google crawling the 'disallowed' pages.
It does ... It stops them from crawling the page, so if you use a noindex directive on the page they don't ever know it's there ... Robots.txt does not remove pages from the index.
Robots.txt exclusion and noindex are two totally different things and mutually exclusive ... When you disallow in robots.txt Google DOES NOT (contrary to popular belief) crawl the pages, which means they do not know what is on the page, or whether the page contains a noindex directive or not, so they use external information, such as links and link text to try to determine the topic of the page and generally include the page(s) in the index, which is especially noticeable when conducting a site: search.
NoIndex is the only directive which tells them to not index the page, but it cannont be used for disallowed pages, because when a page is disallowed in robots.txt they follow the instructions and Do Not crawl the page to see the noindex directive.
You can only use one or the other effectively, and if you try to use both the robots.txt disallow will take precedents and the page will often be included in the index, usually as URL only.
Msg#: 4282288 posted
6:00 pm on Mar 17, 2011
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LMAO ... I think we agree on this one P1R ... How often do two members post at the same time, quote exactly the same text and start a reply with exactly the same response? LOL
Msg#: 4282288 posted
6:06 pm on Mar 17, 2011
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How often do two members post at the same time, quote exactly the same text and start a reply with exactly the same response?
You know the old saying... "Great minds think alike."
We've been hanging around each other too long. :)
Also, there is only one right answer for this.
Msg#: 4282288 posted
6:12 pm on Mar 17, 2011
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Also, there is only one right answer for this. :)
True enough, and we may not always agree when there are nuances or multiple approaches to a solution, but I think the discussions we have on occasion probably provoke some thought and possibly new insight for people, so I think they're a good thing. I know you always make me think a bit, and contrary to popular belief I'm not quite as hard-headed and un-teachable as I may come across.
Okay, well maybe I really am that hard headed, but I do still learn, generally on a daily basis. ;)
Msg#: 4282288 posted
7:26 pm on Mar 17, 2011
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Thanks Guys ... but I'm confused LOL:
When you disallow in robots.txt Google DOES NOT (contrary to popular belief) crawl the pages, which means they do not know what is on the page, or whether the page contains a noindex directive or not, so they use external information
If robots.txt stopped Google crawling the page how come it is in Google's index with a proper page title? Thats the bit I don't follow.
Msg#: 4282288 posted
7:45 pm on Mar 17, 2011
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Most likely because the title text appears in a link to the page somewhere.
When they can't crawl a page they take whatever resources they can find and try to figure out what it's about. Example: If there are 10 links to your page across the web and 7 are unique, but 3 are your title, the most likely text for the page is the title of the page ... If there's only one link and that happens to be the title of the page, then that's probably the title they're going to use for it.
Msg#: 4282288 posted
8:10 pm on Mar 17, 2011
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If robots.txt stopped Google crawling the page how come it is in Google's index with a proper page title? Thats the bit I don't follow.
I have also seen this and do suspect that on occassion pages are fetched.
At one point last year my WMT data showed so many "Duplicate titles" for the pages stopped by robots.txt that it would be impossible someone linked to each of them with this title.
Anyway, there was a discussion about this in the past [
I also saw this question being asked on Google Webmaster's Forum, but cannot find a link to this right now.
Would you expect that URI stopped via robots.txt is not even requested by the bot? Eg, why should it be requested if the access to it by bots is stopped via robots.txt?
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It has recently been brought to my attention that the Millswood Failsafe board does not correctly decode RC channel 5 from high-rate PWM outputs, such as from recent Futaba receivers. I have updated the firmware to support high-rate PWM, but unless you are actually experiencing problems switching between RC and Autopilot control, or are using a receiver that is known to output high-rate PWM, there is no need to upgrade (and risk upsetting a tested, working system).
The update (v1.26) is here And I would like to wish all OBC teams all the best for the competition. I hope lots of teams get the green light to drop a package to Joe, and that the organisers are forced to use their measuring tape repeatedly to determine the winner! Cheers, Andrew. |
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To get the images, send an SD card that can hold at least 40GByte (or multiple cards) to: Andrew Tridgell 26 Carstensz st Griffith ACT 2603 Australia I'll post samples of the images (and the all important Joe shots!) on my website when I get home, along with the telemetry logs. I just don't have the bandwidth on my home ADSL link to host the full set if more than a few people download them. Cheers, Tridge |
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For those of you who aren't already following our mailing list, I thought I'd post some links to the source code of all of the systems we ran on the plane and on the ground stations in the competition.
The code is available at: ArduPlane: https://code.google.com/r/tridge60-apm-wip (look in the OBC branch) MAVProxy: http://github.com/tridge/MAVProxy (ground station main code) mavlink: https://github.com/tridge/mavlink (MAVLink comms protocol) cuav: http://github.com/tridge/cuav (imaging and other misc stuff) SiK: http://github.com/tridge/SiK (the radio firmware for RFD900) There are some startup scripts and other minor pieces not in there, but I'll post those later when I do the full write up. Meanwhile, if you want to see how something works you can have a poke around. We'd like to apologise in advance for the lack of documentation! Michael has been working on cleaning up the code a bit (especially the horrible imaging code!) but we were too worried about bugs to incorporate the cleanups in the competion aircraft without testing. Most of our custom code is in python, mostly as MAVProxy modules. If you use the code and enhance it then please do push your changes to a public git repo for everyone to see. Also, if you want to ask questions about the code, please just ask publicly on this forum. That will save time answering people individually. I've also put some telemetry logs and our autopilot parameters here: http://uav.tridgell.net/OBC-2012/ Cheers, Tridge |
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Hi everyone - new here and new to flashing, so I'm prepared for the pitchforks and torches So I just rooted and flashed my Droid 3 to Steel Droid 5.6 ICS, and everything is working as expected (what is supposed to work works, and what doesn't...doesn't!). However; my big problem is the battery life. When flashing my phone was plugged in. It went from 100% to 33% after the flash, then after that 2 things stuck out to me as odd: When plugged into the computer, phone will slowly discharge (not getting enough juice) Fully charged, I will only get about 60 minutes of battery This morning I charged it to 100%, downloaded a battery calibration app and am running the phone all the way to discharge now. I should also note that during the flashing process I had to clear cache, restore to factory settings...and I have also cleared out the battery information. So...anyone run into this? Something just seems out of sync here. Thanks in advance for the help! Excited to be a part of the community
When it is showing 100%, unplug it then go to the dialer and enter *#*#4636#*#* that should bring up a menu, select Battery information, and what does the battery voltage say? It should say something around 4200 mV. If not, plug it in to the wall and let it charge for a few hours and check again. Just make sure to unplug it when you check it, or it may give a false reading from being charged.
Thanks for the quick reply. When I have it plugged in and charged all the way, I can't remember where but I have seen the mV amount. I believe it was around 4204mV. Since being unplugged 2 hours ago, it's at 89% and shows 3935mV (screen has been off the whole time). I'm actually thinking this calibration might be doing the trick...
The plugged in part is the problem there, when mine is plugged in and charging, even if the battery is only at 30%, it still shows 4200mV, but when I unplug it, it'll show around 3900mV.
Ah, okay. So with my phone being unplugged showing ~3900mV, I should not be concerned? The battery will even itself out?
Pretty much. The only thing that can really be done to let it calibrate is to leave it on a wall charger for a long period of time, suggested is overnight, then run it down until it runs out of juice, then recharge to 100%. The battery stats file doesn't actually have anything to do with calibration, it just stores stats about what has been using the battery. Though if you install a new ROM with the phone plugged in, it might see the 4200 mV generated by the charger and assume that it's at 100% and then whatever the actual charge is, it'll tell you that its full. All in all, it's best to just charge it to 100% before installing a ROM and make sure you do it with a full charge, and you likely won't have issues like that. In the end, things tend to work themselves out over a couple of complete charge cycles.
The charge to 100% should be done with power OFF if you want to assure a fully saturated charge and no effect of the phone pulling down the voltages artificially (parasitic load) which results in inaccurate calibration. You also DON'T need to discharge to 0%, but instead only to the point at which the phone posts the "Low battery" warning. There is no need to use a "calibration" tool. The phone will do the calibration properly if the calibration charge/discharge/charge sequence is done with power OFF during charge. The reason these calibration tools are popular and therefore marketable is that it's not very well known Dump the calibration tool and do this VERY SIMPLE procedure, and I virtually guarantee this will resolve your issues. First, power off the phone!!! Then plug in the STOCK charger and STOCK cable and allow the phone to boot into Charge Only mode. Let it charge until the phone reaches 100% (Motorola specifies 3 hours from the factory to full charge, so 3 hours should be the minimum considering the battery comes partially charged). Power the phone on and use until the phone displays the "Low battery" warning and TELLS YOU to charge the phone. Then power off and repeat the 100% charge with power off. You're done. Nothing more is needed, no utility to calibrate anything. The Android operating system and the Motorola charging system and metering system don't need any help from outside sources to do their job, you just have to do the above process which allows the systems to work with real numbers and "see" the actual 100% battery level and 10/15% battery level at what they really are in order to set the flags properly. Visit our Smartphone Battery Discussion forum for additional advice and real-world proof that this works. My Droid RAZR is right now at 22 hours of use, with 70% remaining. There are PLENTY of examples of similar successes on that forum and you will become a believer yourself. Good luck! Disclaimer; This is a custom ROM, and so there is the possibility (though I have no indication of such), that the Developer has changed portions of the battery maintenance system to "enhance" battery performance, and in doing so, it is also possible that normal calibration techniques would not work. If someone is more familiar with this ROM and can provide definitive information that the above does not work specifically for the Steel Droid ROM, I will revise this posting.


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(Read article summary)Hundreds of people stayed out past an unofficial curfew to meet Javier Sicilia's caravan in the city square and share their stories of friends and relatives lost to the drug violence plaguing the state.
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Durango, Mexico
Despite arriving two hours late, the Peace Caravan receives a surprisingly busy welcome in Durango.
The week-long caravan, led by Mexican poet Javier Sicilia, reached the city at 9 p.m. on Monday, the third day of its trek across northern Mexico to the US-Mexican border. But the streets are full of people – something extraordinary for this city, where in the past couple of years an unofficial curfew usually starts at around this time.
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http://www.lolking.net/charts?region...te&range=daily Who is playing her to be getting that high win rate over there, I rarely see Poppy if at all. Pretty cool though.
Fruity Erikchen
Counters strong ad champs, gets countered by irelia which is a usual ban over there.
That's because she's broken but fortunetly unpopular
Kawaii black man
^ shhhhhhh
General Quackers
extremely broken, but farms poorly and feels clunky to play, however that doesnt stop her from facerolling whole enemy team in the end game having twice as less items than everybody less
Stampede EU
Poppy is one of the most broken-ass champions in the game. It's just that people aren't willing to work around her quite pathetic earlygame, so she isn't played much. Thank god for that.
Poppy is bad. he doesnt bring nothing to the team.
She's powerful, but her early game is so abysmal you almost can't justify her godly late game. Top is dominated by super strong early game characters that have moderately good late games. Mid is almost always a ranged mage. Jungle is incredibly lacking for farm. Bottom lane as a carry? Unlikely to work, and as a support won't get the money anyway. Where do you send her that doesn't turn the game into a 40 minute 4v5? I mean, I've had some success with her top with lifesteal runes, but that's mostly because of people forgetting that killing Poppy from full under her tower is not going to happen.
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Member of the Society of Mary (Marianists). Martyred with Blessed Fidel Fuidio Rodriguez and Blessed Jesus Hita Miranda during the persecutions of the Spanish Civil War.
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- on 18 September 1936 at Alarcos, Ciudad Real, Spain
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