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Many people spend a lot of time at work. If work isn't done safely, it can put a lot of wear and tear on your body. Back injuries are the most common type of workplace injury.
There are things you can do – both at work and at home – to lower your chances of getting hurt or sick.
To prevent injuries and stay healthy at work:
Why do I need to take steps to prevent injuries at work?All types of jobs – even desk jobs – can lead to injuries. For example:
An injury caused by doing the same activity over and over is called a repetitive motion injury. More and more workers are getting repetitive motion injuries.
Taking steps to stay healthy and safe at work can help you get more done at work and feel better when you aren't at work.
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Lift things safely.When you lift something heavy:
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Prevent repetitive motion injuries.Sit or stand up straight while you work. Take the time to arrange your equipment to fit your body. Don't try to adjust your body to work with equipment that's not set up right for you.
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Take short breaks.Even a 5-minute break can help increase your concentration and reduce stress. Take short breaks often to stretch or go for a walk.
Get enough sleep.Getting a good night's sleep every night is important for performing well at work. When you are well rested, you are more likely to make good decisions and avoid getting hurt. To sleep better:
Stay healthy.A healthy body helps protect you from injuries on the job. To stay in shape:
Take steps to manage stress.Feeling very worried or nervous at work can make it easier for you to get sick or hurt. Learn more about how to manage stress.
Understand the resources you have at work.Many employers offer free programs that can help you stay healthy. Find out what resources are available to you, even if you don't need help right now.


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Sandakan Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre
The Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre, located near the town of Sandakan, is one of only four places in the world set up to preserve and protect orangutans. Established in a corner of ... Read more
North Borneo Railway
Recently reopened in 2011 after a nearly five year closure, the North Borneo Railway is a historic bit of Malaysian transportation as well as the only rail line currently operating in the state of ... Read more
Kinabalu National Park
Kinabalu National Park hugs the base of Mount Kinabalu like a lush, thick blanket. Sharing the same incredible biodiversity and UNESCO World Heritage status as the mountain that towers above it, ... Read more
Mount Kinabalu
Mount Kinabalu towers over the eastern Malaysian state of Sabah. At 13,435ft (4,095m) above sea level, Mount Kinabalu is the 4th tallest mountain in the Malay Archipelago, drawing travelers the ... Read more
Sabah Museum and Science Center
Located a mere 15 minutes outside of the city center in the capital of Kota Kinabalu, the Sabah Museum and Science Center is the preeminent venue for cultural artifacts and historical displays ... Read more
State Mosque
A separate entity than the Kota Kinabalu city mosque, as the name implies the State Mosque is meant to be the principal place of worship for the Malaysian state of Sabah. Located on the outskirts of ... Read more
Kota Kinabalu Bird Sanctuary Park
Set about 3km outside of the Kota Kinabalu city center, the Kota Kinabalu bird sanctuary (also known as the Kota Kinabaluu wetland center) is a naturally occurring mangrove forest that provides some ... Read more
Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park
Thanks to the rising of sea levels at the end of the last ice age, what were once sandstone mountains connected to the mainland are now a collection of five tropical islands left piercing the surface ... Read more

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The American Forces Radio and Television service touched a lot of people. Whether talent, support or listeners it touched a lot of us in ways that stateside media could only dream of. It was more than just the radio, it was home. Each of us have a piece of what it meant. Together it tells a story. Thank you for your contributions. Sometimes it's audio, pictures or memorabilia. This can be a good place to share it. What was your story? If you find this rewarding, please tell a friend.


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Notable Quotable: Elizabeth McCracken on humor
August 26, 2014
"Short fiction is like low relief. And if your story has no humor in it, then you're trying to look at something in the pitch dark. With the light of humor, it throws what you're writing into relief so that you can actually see it. Otherwise it's just a dark room, and what you'...
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August 25, 2014
Until a few years ago, San Diego's Chula Vista Elementary School District (CVESD) had no music program to speak of: the school district had cut music education from most of its 45 schools, and no longer employed a full-time music instructor. As a result, organizations like the San Diego Youth...
The Making of "The Snowy Day"
August 22, 2014
Amid the sit-ins, marches, and protests of the Civil Rights movement, Ezra Jack Keats played a quieter role, choosing to be an activist on the page rather than in the streets. In 1962, he published The Snowy Day , the first full-color picture book to feature a black child as its protagonist...
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August 21, 2014
"We all live transdisciplinary lives; no one thing defines us. So why not embrace transdisciplinary work? Whatever your field, there is always value in some outside perspective." -- Rachel Sussman What can a simple, unadorned photograph of a tree teach people about a heady concept like...
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August 20, 2014
Next Wednesday, August 27, we'll present the next webinar in our arts and human development series. Mariale Hardiman of Johns Hopkins University and Ivonne Chand O'Neal of the Kennedy Center will share their thoughts on the question: How do in-school arts education programs affect student...
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August 19, 2014
"I would tell [young artists] to not fear seeing with the heart or self-expression, but to fear to not take the challenge to do it or to remain silent about what they want to express and witness to make this a better world. When we create art, we have the capacity to leave a better world for...
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August 18, 2014
"As adults, we tend to go to the theater. As children, we are just as likely to encounter it. It's a small distinction but one which I like."-- Andy Manley Ask any theater person, and they'll tell you that kids make the toughest audiences. Like their compatriots who write kid'...
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August 15, 2014
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August 14, 2014
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August 13, 2014
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As budgets shrink, public libraries have become the access and distribution point for a number of government services, more and more of which are moving online. What do citizens use libraries for today?
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For years, the Internal Revenue Service has distributed federal tax forms and instruction booklets through public libraries. Although many public libraries no longer participate in this program, Tazewell County Public Library does continue to make forms available.
Many people visit the library to obtain federal tax forms and some are beginning to file returns online. If the IRS form you need is not available at the library, you may print it from the IRS website.
Patrons should understand that, while staff are happy to distribute forms provided to us by the IRS, staff are not able to answer tax questions, such as What form should I use?, or How do I calculate the tax I owe? The restriction on assisting with such questions is a matter of legality, professional qualifications and ethics, and is the same as that which applies to medical and legal questions. For detailed assistance, consult a tax professional or a VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance) program offered by Clinch Valley Community Action (988-5583) or Bluefield State College.
The Commonwealth of Virginia no longer provides state tax forms through libraries, and is beginning to require filing tax returns and payments online. You can access tax forms online, print them out, and file returns online at the library.
Staff can make a computer available, on a first come first served basis, and will provide very brief instruction to help the patron navigate to the desired website. Staff cannot, however, enter the patron's personal information or file forms for the patron, for reasons of privacy as well as lack of time.
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The Social Security Administration has announced that they are accepting registration for Social Security benefits online. Visit www.socialsecurity.gov to learn more about this and other online services.
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The Virginia Employment Commission encourages workers to file applications for unemployment benefits online. Many of these workers use their local libraries' public access computers to submit these applications.
Job resources for identifying openings, preparing resumes, and interviewing are also available in print and online at the library.
The library's public access computers are very popular and frequently occupied. The best time to find one open is weekday mornings.
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Apollo Athletics Iron Power Clubs - The Iron Power Clubs are a new design of ancient martial arts training weaponry. As history states, the clubs or "Meels" originated when many Persians traveled to India due to the Mongolian invasions around the 13th century. The Persians adapted the Indian forms of clubs and developed the larger sized and heavier clubs we now know as Persian Meels. Throughout the years, these clubs have changed into many different shapes, forms and sizes. The more conventional shapes are the Indian Clubs and Power Clubs because of the simplicity in the design. The latest clubs available are the Iron Power Clubs by Apollo Athletics.
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Cost-effectively store, manage and analyze data in Hadoop
IBM® InfoSphere® BigInsights™ Enterprise Edition provides big data analytics capabilities on an enterprise platform. It combines open source Apache Hadoop with enterprise functionality and integration to deliver large-scale analysis with built-in resiliency and fault tolerance. The software supports structured, semi-structured and unstructured data in its native format for maximum flexibility.
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- Integrates with IBM and other information solutions to help enhance data manipulation and management tasks.
Provides advanced analytics built on Hadoop technology
- Big R provides end-to-end integration of R into BigInsights, enabling R as a query language for big data and in-Hadoop execution of R
- Sophisticated text analytics with a large library of extractors, which can enable insights from large volumes of native textual data.
- Social Data Analytics Accelerator: Analyzes large volumes of various types of social media data with real-time processing
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Is designed for performance and usability
- Offers SQL access to data stored in BigInsights through Big SQLwhich allows new users to leverage existing SQL skills in a big data environment.
- Adaptive MapReduce provides an optional low latency scheduler alternative to Hadoop batch scheduler that brings faster performance.
- Provides a workload scheduler to optimize and control job scheduling based on user-selected metrics.
- Includes IBM BigSheets, a spreadsheet-like tool that allows business users to explore IBM BigInsights clusters and create analytic queries without writing code.
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- Includes Jaql, a declarative query language, to facilitate analysis of both structured and unstructured data. The SQL-like interface makes it easier for developers and helps simplify integration with relational databases.
Delivers management, security and reliability features
- Includes General Parallel File System - File Placement Optimizer (GPFS-FPO), an enterprise grade Portable Operating System Interface (POSIX) compliant file system that brings proven distributed file system capabilities to the Hadoop and MapReduce environment.
- Includes Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS) NameNode high availability with failover that is seamless, automatic and transparent.
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The Sharper Image 1300-watt Super Wave Oven is a versatile cooker that combines halogen heat, convection and infrared technology to keep foods moist on the inside and browned and crispy on the outside without the use of added fats or oils. Gentle infrared heat cooks food inside out, sealing in juices.
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But anyways, why should anyone hear what a person has to say that openly accuses the OpenBSD developers of being murderers and terrorists? You have lost that little bit of credibility that you had, now go away troll.
for me it still throws errors and loses/screws data
until then I'll gladly use ZFSonLinux which is getting better and better (and faster, too!) btw
don't get me wrong: I'd really like to use Btrfs due to ease of accessibility over ZFS but my data integrity and presence currently is more important than using a filesystem whose fsck doesn't do too much yet and can be overwhelmed by suspending the computer/laptop and through syncing the portage-tree and thus losing complete access to the data ...
But anyways, why should anyone hear what a person has to say that openly accuses the OpenBSD developers of being murderers and terrorists? You have lost that little bit of credibility that you had, now go away troll.
It is a good point that not being included in the kernel is a severe limiting factor for ZFS adoption in the enterprise space. Many companies simply will not install ANYTHING outside of what comes in their Linux distribution's repos, and is supported by their vendor. For that reason btrfs usage in the enterprise space will grow as it eventually replaces ext4, and ZFS usage will likely hit a ceiling.
- ryao once expressed here on forums that he does not want linux become popular.
- ryao is clearly anti GPL, and as you read later - he is clearly pro-proprietary.
- ryao is aggressively criticizing (trolling) BTRFS, on any matter, very often he simply lies - for example he said Dtrace is not available on Linux, so BTRFS should be inferrior to ZFS, but it is available - by exactly same manner as ZFS, as a module.
- CDDL differs from BSD in only one case - CDDL unlike BSD, offers patent grant over code. GPL also offers patent grant. But CDDL allows proprietary usage, exactly 1:1 like BSD plus has definition of "intellectual property".
- CDDL is not compatible with GPL, because GPL prohibits proprietary integration, where CDDL explicity allows it.
- ZFS on Linux has exactly same CDDL license.
So, if Linux users adapt ZFS and its very cumbersome to integrate due to GPL vs CDDL, it gives CDDL more ground to attack GPL.
If its widely integrated it gives bigger usage base to debug ZFS (more eyes).
In my opinion its true goal is to act as a method to make people migrate from GPL'ed Linux to other kernels.
So ZFS may be technologically more advanced, but its used as a weapon, and when developers write "* on Linux" stuff, yet hate Linux, it gives ground for thinking why are they acting this way.
If not this stuff, I would personally moved to ZFS long ago.
BTW, can you show the post where he accuses OpenBSD devs for being murders and terrorists? What account did he use then? Kraftman? I have not been logged in for over a year here, so I missed the entire thread.


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Cirque Du Soleil has just signed Skrillex as well as other big-name DJs to do residencies at its new Las Vegas nightclub. LIGHT Nightclub opens April 26 at the Mandalay Bay and will feature theatrical elements not normally found in a club but which are par for the course at a Cirque Du Soleil or Electronic Dance Music show, like dangling contortionists and complicated light shows.
"The LIGHT Skrillex show is going to be only in Vegas," Skrillex says. "I want it be distinct to the LIGHT club because the configuration is so customizable, it's f***ing crazy. That's the thing about the club, too: they can do anything, so it's how you maximize the dynamic of a great show with all their f***ing bells and whistles and all of their budgets and resources to do anything."
Other DJs who have joined the Grammy-winning dubstep artist in signing up with the club for residencies are Sebastian Ingrosso, Alesso, Baauer, and Zedd, who calls LIGHT "a theater play with music." Each artist's residency will incorporate all new lights, acrobats, music, and change up the overall experience. Ingrosso, who is touring with his group Swedish House Mafia one last time before the group breaks up for good, is looking forward to taking his solo career back to the club dance floor.
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"Production on dance shows has been escalating for a long time now. Swedish House Mafia shows have been something we build for months before a tour," he says. "But this is putting the production layers back where this all began: the club dance floor. This isn't a huge arena, this is a club, and the vibe in a club is very different and special. This isn't escalating up, this is it taking it back to the dance floor and we'll all see where it takes us and enjoy it."
EDM has always been a part of the Las Vegas scene, with big name DJs playing sets at all the nightclubs on a regular basis, but now EDM fans have a permanent place to frequent on the strip. With residencies from some of the biggest names in the industry, EDM can now add Vegas to the list of places it has infiltrated, along with TV (DJ Steve Aoki is guest starring as himself on an episode of The CW's Arrow), the radio (Swedish House Mafia's "Don't You Worry Child" is one of many EDM songs featured in the Top 40 hits), movies (Project X was basically one long EDM music video), and the music industry itself (more and more EDM artists have been nominated for Grammys and other music stars are collaborating with more EDM artists). EDM world domination is almost complete. You've been warned.
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UPDATE—August 1, 2014: President Obama signed the Veterinary Medicine Mobility Act into law today! We thank both Congress and the Obama Administration for ensuring that animals can continue to receive life-saving care from mobile veterinarians.
Today the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Veterinary Medicine Mobility Act (VMMA) (H.R. 1528), in step with the U.S. Senate's approval of an identical bill (S. 1171) earlier this year. The Act enhances and clarifies current law to ensure that veterinarians who treat animals caught in disasters, pulled from puppy mills or animal fighting rings, or otherwise located in remote areas may legally transport, administer, and dispense medicines without fear of violating federal regulations. It also provides veterinarians more flexibility in field operations, regardless of their DEA registration locations.
The VMMA helps practitioners who provide in-home care for family pets as well as veterinarians such as those who work in ASPCA Spay/Neuter Operations and our Field Investigative Response team. These brave first responders are called in to assist during animal fighting raids, puppy mill investigations and disaster relief efforts. It is also especially good news for rural veterinarians who routinely travel and provide on-site care for their patients.
The VMMA was introduced in the House by Reps. Kurt Schrader (D-OR) and Ted Yoho (R-FL), the only two veterinarians serving in the U.S. Congress, and in the Senate by Senators Jerry Moran (R-KS) and Angus King (I-ME). We galvanized support among the animal welfare community, bringing together a large coalition of support along with the veterinarian associations to help this legislation make its way through the process. We are so grateful to see Congress pass this important legislation.
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While natural disasters can strike at any time or place, the ASPCA Field Investigations and Response (FIR) Team is ready to deploy at a moment's notice. Over the years, the FIR Team has assisted animals in the aftermath of natural disasters nationwide, including hurricanes, tornadoes, flooding and earthquakes. This month, FIR Team members are using the expertise they've developed throughout their deployments to help lead disaster preparedness drills in communities throughout the country.
Earlier this month, Dr. Dick Green, ASPCA Senior Director of Disaster Response, participated with the Louisiana National Guard in a category three hurricane simulation in New Orleans. During the simulation, coordinated by the Governor's Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness, the ASPCA responded with the Louisiana State Animal Response Team (LSART) to reports of stranded animals.
The ASPCA also participated in a two-day Defense Support of Civil Authorities Training in San Antonio, Texas, focusing on military response to animals during natural and chemical, biological, or nuclear disasters, and determining how the military could best interface with civilians and their pets in times of disaster. Dr. Green presented on emergency animal sheltering and how the ASPCA can collaborate with military agencies during disasters.
Dr. Green, along with ASPCA FIR Medical Director Dr. Sarah Kirk and Adam Leath, FIR Southeast Regional Director, assisted with a Florida state-wide emergency animal evacuation exercise hosted by the Department of Agriculture and the University of Florida in Ft. Myers. Later this month, Dr. Green will help conduct disaster response trainings in Mendocino, California and Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Find out more about the FIR Team's work in the wake of natural disasters, and visit our Disaster Preparedness Guide to prepare your home and family for emergencies.
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Next week will mark the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Sandy, a violent storm that displaced thousands of people and pets and caused nearly 300 deaths in the United States, Canada and the Caribbean. Sandy destroyed homes, shattered lives, and plunged parts of the country—including Lower Manhattan—into darkness for weeks.
Those of us in New York, where the ASPCA is headquartered, were not used to this kind of catastrophic weather event. Despite the warnings, many people avoided making any contingency plans—some even refused to comply with mandatory evacuation orders. Others might have evacuated, but didn't know what to do with their pets. Watch the video below for the story of one Sandy survivor who wishes she'd done things differently.
Hindsight is 20/20, but we shouldn't dwell on the mistakes of the past at the expense of protecting ourselves in the future. With hurricane season upon us again, we urge everyone to heed the lessons taught by Hurricane Sandy and to be prepared for disaster to strike.
1. Have a Plan. Your "all-family" plan needs to include how you will transport your animals, possible routes you will take and your destination/sheltering options.
2. Build a Go-Kit. This should include a photo of your pet, medical and vaccination records, and any special food or prescriptions. We feel so strongly about every pet parent having a pet first aid kit that we've assembled one for you, and right now it's $10 off at the ASPCA Online Store.
3. Know Your Neighbors. Find someone you can entrust with a key to your house. If a disaster occurs when you are at work, your neighbor may be able to reach your pets.
4. Vaccinate and Microchip Your Pets. If you are ever required to shelter your pets, you will want them protected against disease. And the single most important piece of advice we can offer is to microchip your pets and keep your contact information current with the chip's maker. It is truly their ticket home.
Guest blog by Jennifer Leary, a volunteer with the American Red Cross.
Jennifer Leary is a Philadelphia firefighter, the coordinator for the Philadelphia County Animal Response Team and founder of the Red Paw Emergency Relief Team.
In 1999, Hurricane Floyd claimed the lives of millions of animals, and thousands more were separated from their families. Many of these animals would have been saved if a pet-friendly coordinated response plan had been in effect. When Hurricanes Irene and Sandy struck, we saw that many counties had incorporated co-located pet shelters into their evacuation plans, but most people don't know the amount of planning it takes to make this happen.
When a co-located pet shelter is developed, there are things an emergency planning committee needs to take into account:
- The area where the animals are contained needs to be away from general population, but close enough so that the families can come by and care for their pets
- There needs to be safe, outdoor access for dogs
- A good source of ventilation is vital
- The area needs to be pet-proofed and safe for all pets
As a volunteer for the Red Cross, I was assigned to a co-located pet shelter during Hurricanes Irene and Sandy. When a member of the community came to the shelter with their pet, the individual was greeted by a Red Cross volunteer who directed them to the temporary pet shelter. At pet check-in, a photo was taken of the family with their pet; along with proper paperwork, this helped maintain proof of ownership of the animal. The photo was also used to create special ID bracelets that were used as a visitor's pass.
Emergencies come in many forms, and they may require anything from a brief absence from your home to permanent evacuation. Knowing their beloved pet has access to a safe haven helps families deal with the emotional tragedy of being forced out of their home.
When preparing your pets, research safe locations in your area that can shelter pets during emergencies and write them down in a list. The Red Cross has some guidelines here and the ASPCA has guidelines here.
If you were faced with a rapidly approaching hurricane or tornado, or were caught unawares by a devastating earthquake, what would happen to your pets? Do you have a plan for how you'd keep them safe?
If you're among those who don't have a plan, the time to create one is now. September is National Preparedness Month, and that means making sure you're ready to keep both yourself and your pets safe in an emergency. Where to start? Read our tips for disaster preparedness. We'll tell you everything you need to know to keep your precious companion animals safe in an emergency.
"It's often too late to create a plan for your pets when you're in the middle of a crisis," says Tim Rickey, ASPCA Vice President of Field Investigations and Response. "The best thing to do is to be prepared in advance."
Think you're ready for anything? Take our preparedness quiz and find out!
If you're in a position to do so, please consider making a donation to the ASPCA today. With your support, we've been able to dispatch our responders to the most harrowing sites of natural disasters without a moment's hesitation. Help us be on the ground to help animals in need at the times when they need us most.
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I get asked what's a blog and how to blog all the time, as if I know. I have been blogging since 2006 after Andy Beard's blog influenced me to stop spamming them and make one. I thought it would be cool if in some way, one day, I could have a blog like my seo hero lol US based link builder Jim Boykin (who in fact was the first seo I ever ended up meeting as a result of blogging).
I do treat this blog as virtually a personal blog, but I always have someone looking over my shoulder these making sure I don't get us sued (unsuccessful move as it was :) ) again so I need to remember Hobo is sort of a corporate blog.
On a simple level blogging just about adding content to your site. The more content you have, the more traffic you'll get, the more links you'll attract, the more domain authority you'll build, and around you go again.
We got over 650,000 visitors to our site, most from blogging in 2009. There's no single way to blog and here's what I learned and how I did it if you are totally new to blogging.
Every time I blog I have some simple aim in mind, and on a post by post basis, none are really that clever, but together as a whole, I hope to create, well, a resource of sorts that drives traffic.
- Some blog posts are for attracting links from other sites
- Some posts are for growing a reputation and influence in social media
- Some posts are for giving back, helping those who have helped you, and linking out
- Some posts are about the company, but not many
- Some posts are about the company's products, but not many
- A lot of posts are about unlocking domain authority and ranking in search engines
- Some posts are about connecting with industry or niche players
- Some posts are about conversation
- Some posts are about traffic
- Some posts are about increasing subscribers (and losing them)
- Some posts I do because I have an affiliate link
- Some posts are just to test how Google works
- Some posts I do because I like writing and putting ideas down
- Some blog posts are for fun – (dumb posts can often do really well in social media circles)
- Some blog posts are a bit more serious
Blogging is pretty easy – and it looks as though you get better (or at least it gets easier) the more you do it especially if you copy how others do certain elements of it.
I learned (and still learn) how to blog at:
- Andy Beard
- Daily Blog Tips
- Pro Blogger
- Copy Blogger
- and I like the stuff Outspoken Media pump out these days
These people do it better than me, and/or make more money blogging. Of course everybody loves seo book and seomoz for the way they've presented seo to the masses, and I like SEO a bit more geeky these days so I like reading Sebastian's Pamphlets,
Huomah and SEO By The Sea to name a few.
My single aim when I started this blog was to add content to my site which, because of the way blogging works, pages appear immediately in Google results.
What I've learned in simple terms is most people don't care about your boring company or products (leave that for the search engine visitors who are looking for your stuff) and most people connect with the individual if the voice behind the blog is at least honest.
Helping others out when you can, seems to be a good way of getting on in the blogging world.
Some savvy marketers might say the biggest mistake I made (probably) was running the blog for 3 years with virtually no ads of any kind, but I'll introduce some sort of limited advertising on the site in 2010. I don't want that stuff to get in the way.
Actually, I think my biggest mistake was blogging for nearly two years not giving a damn about subscriber counts, which is actually my most important metric now even above traffic and search engine positions for this site at least. (Compare your feed with others
here and learn how to increase subscriber counts here)
We've got well over 6,000 email subscribers when at the start of the year i thought I'd set myself a target of 2,000 so, cool, it has seemed to work out just by blindly pushing on.
I think the biggest mistake you will probably make is you'll be scared to link out to other blogs and send traffic to other blogs (even those in the same industry as your company).
And that is a mistake.
If you're not even a bit generous with your links in articles, and all your links are to internal pages, you're making it much harder for yourself. I see blogs do this all the time – being stingy with links – it's so narrow-minded.
I blog about what I want to blog about and I link to wherever relevent. I don't care if it's newsworthy or not and I don't want to turn into anything like a seo news blog, but at the beginning, tracking industry news stories is always a good way to go.
I prefer to add content which might be of help to folk, and might get me a link at some point. That's my blogging strategy at the moment lol and I would rather do that than scour Twitter all night for the latest news story.
The benefit of blogging for us is simple: we've never had to pay anybody for advertising, ever, or had to ask anybody for work, ever. Because of it, the phone goes every day. It takes about an hour a day (usually at night) to do. Not that hard to understand.
It's by no means the end, but I thought I would share some random thoughts about what I've learned about corporate blogging to date.
One last tip? I think blogging should be at the centre of any social media marketing you employ and I don't think it's too late to start – ever.
If you've got any blogging tips, experiences or nightmares you're willing to share, you could drop them in the comments.
How To blog? What Should YOU write in a blog?
Just some of the questions I get asked all the time, and it kind of gets tiring answering the same stuff over and over again – especially when the enthusiastic Q&A How To Blog session with favourite clients culminates in, well, no actual action client side.
But once again one of the ladies at Outspoken Media have come up with a great post for those bloggers who are just starting out and stuck for ideas what to blog about.
Do check it out! I did share the benefits of corporate blogging above, but the post above gives you actual ideas what to blog about.
Automatically Post Your Blog Posts To Twitter, Linkedin & Facebook
IFTTT stands for If This, Then That, and the name is practically self-explanatory. If one of the several triggers you setup happens, then the service activates whatever multiple commands you designate
When I publish a post on Hobo, ideally I want it to automatically be shared to the Hobo Facebook page, Linkedin, Google Plus and Twitter profiles. If you haven't heard about it, ifttt.com is very useful. FREE, too.
Ifttt has been about for a while, is a joy to use, easy, and can actually automate a lot of other social services, not mentioned in this post – and potentially save you loads of time:
– unfortunately no Google+ option as yet (unless there is a workaround I don't know yet).
See here for more.
Do I put A Blog in Sub-Domain or Sub-Directory on Main Site? Which Is Best?
Would I host a Blog on sub-domain or a sub-folder on the main site?
For me, like a lot to do with seo, it would depend on what I had to start off with:
- Sub-domain – If I have a large site with a lot of domain authority, like a powerful brand, or a well-known organisation or institution, I'd consider a sub domain. The benefits are enormous – an EXTRA two spots in Google search results, etc, etc. After all – as a brand the site already HAS a lot of domain authority (Pr7-10). I'd be spreading that s*** all over the place if I had the resources to actually build value into the sub domain – like Google does :)
- Sub-folder/sub-directory – If I have a smaller site (Pr0-Pr7), like most of us have, I would put it on the main site (it doesn't have to be in a folder it could be in the root), because you are LOOKING for MORE domain authority, and links generated by your blogging will help your whole site gain trust in Google and ultimately gain more trust – trusted links are a key to good rankings in google these days – though it's worth pointing out Pagerank isn't always an accurate measure of the amount of trust a site has
For most, putting a blog on your main site is of most benefit, if of course, you are actually going to spend time making the blog a useful destination. Neither is a quick win – both include a lot of work, but making something of value usually does.
Ultimately it's the quality of WHAT you put WHERE, rather than WHERE you put it.
I'd never put a blog on a separate domain, and I'd never go with the even easier option of hosted blogs on domains I don't own.
PS – I'd use WordPress, and I'd respect the license. ;) There's more than one way to skin a cat – What would you do?
* Someone emailed me and asked me this. So I mentioned I would blog it.
How Did They Start The Best SEO Blogs?
Ever wondered how you start a blog? Ever wondered how best seo blogs in the UK and US started? I decided to take a look at how some of the blogs I read on a weekly basis kicked things off. (EDIT 2013 – Note some posts have flagged as 404 and since removed)
- Rand Fiskin
Andy Beard
- Aaron Wall
- Jim Boykin
- Dave N
Michael Gray
- Sebastian
- Matt Cutts
- Todd Malicoat
- Danny Sullivan
- Joost De Valk
- Tamar Weinberg
- Wiep Knol
- John Andrews
- Tadeusz Szewczyk
Maki XMCP
- Donna Fontenot
- Tim Nash
- Lyndon Antcliff
- Michael Martinez
- Marty Weintraub
- Hamlet Batista
- Debra Mastaler
As you can see, these (mostly UK and US) blogs went on to become quality seo resources. The most important thing to note is that they…..started. It's 2008, but it's still not too late to start your blog, no matter the industry.
Blogs help build brand awareness. An interesting blog post can generate natural incoming back-links and build domain authority, which is a must for success in Google. Blogs allow you the means to update your site easily and let other sites know about your site. A blog allows you to participate in many communities. There's so much a blog can do for any business, if you start blogging with some regularity.
What are you waiting for?
All the best for 2008 from Hobo Web.
Most Popular Pages On Hobo SEO Blog
Following on from our post about traffic to this blog in 2009 from search engines, here's some stats on our content.
I wrote about 150 posts or so and I did take about a month off blogging at one point. A post every couple of days or so it works out. About 65,000 visitors a month visit the site at the moment and about 30,000 read it via feedreader.
Pages on Hobo were viewed a total of 1,044,114 times in 2009 with 877,466 unique views. On average people stay on the site for about 2 and a half minutes.
- The most popular page on the Hobo site (created in 2009) was our quick start guide to Google seo we published in April (which Matt Cutts of Google voted for at Sphinn which was cool) – according to GA 30,177 people viewed it. (10 Dec 2008 – 10 Dec 2009)
- Our second most popular page was our free beginners guide to SEO Ebook.
- Third most popular post was our linkbuilding for beginners post (which we followed up with another free ebook)
- Fourth most visited page in 2009 was our post sharing which
wordpress plugins we use on the Hobo site
- Our guide to Google Local Business Center mash-up proved popular at the end of the year too.
Creating how-to-guides is a good tip for any blog if your new to blogging.
Older content still proved popular of course, including one page which has accounted for @90,000 visits every year for a while. A lot of the things I write about there are always folks looking for information on for instance keyword density and keyword research.
These stats don't include feed reader views (305,486 views since we started properly sometime in 2007)
Is Twitter Killing Real Blog Comments?
I'm just toying about with Twitter at the moment in terms of actually contributing to the conversations but since the rise of Twitter I am seeing less comments across the board on a lot of my sites.
A recent blog post asked the question was Twitter killing blogging while a poll asked How Has Twitter Impacted the Frequency of Your Blogging? and I wonder if it is having an impact on blog commenting too.
Perhaps people just feel more comfortable commenting in their own 'space' on Twitter. Maybe it's the nature of my posts, or because I don't have D*follow or L*nky L*ve (installed) splattered all over my page titles (I de-optimised that stuff right away!)
Of course, it's not stopped the army of crappy comment spammers with no value to add who find my site using D*follow lists and search engines.
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If you run a blog, you really need to watch out for comment spammers.
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At best, a link spammer might spend hours doing spammy linkdrops which would count for little or nothing because Google is pretty good at devaluing these types of links
One of the reasons I moderate all comments, and use a custom wordpress comments plugin so only returning visitors get a search engine friendly link. EDIT – NOT ANYMORE – Google is serious about cracking down on this sort of thing, so we've disabled this feature.
It's probably kind of easy for Google to spot comments on blogs. On first crawl, it gets the fresh page, second, the page with some comment links, third, more comment links (Google does seem to have a long memory). Probably easy to devalue comments even without knowing the system involved. If you are going to comment, probably best to get in early, and keep it intelligent.
It seems to be getting more and more these days Google is actually telling US (you and me) to clean up OUR existing link profile.
I wonder if this failure to do so will feature more heavily in the 2010 algorithm, in terms of your own site rankings.
If you used this approach in the past and you want to solve this issue, you should have a look at your incoming links in Webmaster Tools. To do so, go to the Your site on the web section and click on Links to your site. If you see suspicious links coming from blogs or other platforms allowing comments, you should check these URLs. If you see a spammy link you created, try to delete it, else contact the webmaster to ask to remove the link. Once you've cleared the spammy inbound links you made, you can file a reconsideration request.
The question is of course… why bother? EDIT – IN 2013 you should bother – Google Penguin looks to penalise sites with unnatural links. I don't see anything on that post that mentions penalties. And of course, if there was, you could just mass spam blogs to take out your competitors. EDIT – Yes, and now this is called negative SEO, and it works (to some extent) to destroy rankings in some cases.
posting tons of links that point back to the poster's site in an attempt to boost their site's ranking
Ah, Google means…. tons. Mass spamming, cross scripting then?
Yeah no wonder Google is posting this I am watching a well known SEO company in England cross script a popular comments plugin for a client, just in time for Christmas – it's working too.
The odd link shouldn't be a problem then?
Others might tweak this approach a bit by posting a generic comment (like "Nice site!") with a commercial user name linking to their site.
Has Google got a range of crappy comment types it's going to start trying to find? That would actually be sweet lol.
But it's kind of vague. Who's blog is getting nuked? The blog the comments are on, or the site the comments point to?
For this reason there are many ways of securing your application and dis-incentivising spammers.
- Disallow anonymous posting.
- Use CAPTCHAs and other methods to prevent automated comment spamming.
- Turn on comment moderation.
- Use the "nofollow" attribute for links in the comment field.
- Disallow hyperlinks in comments.
- Block comment pages using robots.txt or meta tags.
Above, I've bolded the one thing you actually need to stop comment spammers.
Comment spammers are a pain – why I outed one, but this post doesn't really tell us anything we didn't already know….
Block comments pages using Robots.txt?
Not likely.
Syndicating Content Via RSS
Be VERY careful how you syndicate content. In my experience, syndicated content usually ends up on very low quality sites made to get some free traffic from Google without much value add. If you have links pointing to your pages, and your posts appear on lots of low quality sites, you could end up with a manual action on unnatural links. If you leave a credit link in your RSS feed – ensure you nofollow it. Building links via rss is not as useful as it once was. Google doesn't like you using spammers to help you improve your own blog rankings.
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eveyone is into geocaching .
Did you know there is a Scooby Doo series in Jimboomba ? Five of them . What do the kids want to do? FIND THEM of cause.
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And like I said previously on another post Will, who is hooked now??
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What were the goodies you found in the log??
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This is a behavior that really pisses of the community and although they state otherwise, Ubuntu would cease to exist without that community. Basically they cutted one of their legs because their head thinks "Hey, I am up here, what do I need legs for?" This will seriously backfire for Canonical, as you can see that more and more community projects simply don't want to support them anymore.
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