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Iwould not use saw dust or shavings for a mulch unless it had been standing for a year in a corner of your garden.New sawdust or and shavings will ruin the soil and you will not grow anything well at all until its gone.How do I know? I did just that and all my flowers and plants suffered and all my plant lets shriveled.It took a year to recover.SO PUT THE SHAVINGS ASIDE.
it could be anything taking your fish,could be heron or a cat,your lucky to have otters in your area such beautiful creatures.I doubt very much if they would come near your pond unless it was really quite(they are very shy).Best to either go for a wildlife pond and have no worries or protect your fish with netting or iron grid protector .
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my climbers are Albertina ,pink and only flowers the once with a perfume,light and Iceberg,white and beautiful scent and flowers over and over again and easy to do cuttings.
everything is blown about the garden and puddles of water and fences blown over,the paths and steps are slippery and I wish spring would come.I did see some snowdrops yesterday so there is hope.
I put mine into pots with good drainage as my clay soil just would not let them grow with out being eaten by slugs so I can weather them over winter in the shed and control those pesky slugs who love to devour lupins.
I think one type can look stunning ,a deep blue,but your choice really,
just witnessed our two foxes having a relationship in the back garden,they were rather connected for awhile and total unaware of being observed as i was meant to be looking for bird life,they then relaxed and the female so sweetly slid on her side across to the male ,who now ignored her,she kept this playfulness up for some time,then they fell asleep on the the lawn in the rain,then disappeared,I then went on to spot to bedraggled pigeons who looked worse for wear.


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Apparently, I can't spell and drink at the same time!
I am from south Texas, but I don't refer to my windows as "winders"!
Well I have search several forums and still undecided. Here is what I have and what I am looking for...
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3000cu. ft. 25x15 TV room w/ hard wood floor w/ a cased open to the front. We sit long way veiwing in the room. I know we need a throw rug and heavier drapes on our winder for acoustics...
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36" JVC Tube w/ Cable from the wall... (no box)
Yamaha 5 disc DVD and 5 speakers from remaining HTIB DVD-C700.
The sub stopped working (if it ever worked) but it was only a 6.5" driver. We need a reciever that will accomidate the 5 speakers and a 12" powered sub in the tv room, then I want to install a single speaker outside under the patio. We are into action/comedy DVDs, sports, a few shows and music. We are not looking for HIGH end material.
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This paper will discuss about Leading Change from front by the top man of the organization for betterment of the business. By successfully implementing change, it can create competitive advantage, but the lack of it could put into a death spiral. The companies that look at change as opportunity become more dynamic, health and grow. Those companies that fear change will become stagnant and will eventually die. The implementation of change will provide the necessary results that help in the growth of the organization. There are few organizations that effectively integrate the change in core discipline and focus on reality. Leading Change does have an element of risk, but if implemented in the proper way will bring success to business. Successful companies do incorporate disruptive thinking in all their practices such that they have some value proposition due to this act. By making process improvements that bring satisfied customers to the fold of the company will create a change in the business model and bring new opportunities to the organization. Many organizations invest on change on a continuous basis and become successful and in the other end of the spectrum there are companies who do not like to make any change and be in the "me too" market and not become successful. It is important for managements to relook at their business model and bring the needed change.


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This versatile seasoning will wake up the flavor in both meat and vegetables, guarantees Joan Hallford. "This zesty mix is so simple to make. I always have a jar on hand," she writes from North Richland Hills, Texas. "I especially like it because it's salt-free, yet it gives food a delicious perk."
- 3 tablespoons each dried savory, marjoram and thyme
- 1 teaspoon dried basil
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- 1. In a small bowl, combine all ingredients. Store in an airtight container for up to 6 months. Yield: 2/3 cup.
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One serving (1 teaspoon) equals 3 calories, trace fat (0 saturated fat), 0 cholesterol, trace sodium, 1 g carbohydrate, trace fiber, trace protein. Diabetic Exchanges: Free Food.
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Statesboro High School's girls soccer team recently held its awards banquet and the following received awards: Pictured, left to right, front row, are: Sarah Brown (Co-Best Defensive Player and All-Region 2-AAAA team); Reagan Thomas (Best Midfielder and All-Region 2-AAAA team); Anna Marie McKintosh (Most Improved). Back row, left to right: Laura Campbell (Coach's Award); Tori Thompson (Best Offensive Player and All-Region 2-AAAA team); Taylor Sarratt (Co-Best Defensive Player and All-Region 2-AAAA team); Makayla Patterson (Most Valuable Player and All-Region 2-AAAA team).
Statesboro High School's boys soccer team recently held its awards banquet and the following received awards: Pictured, left to right, are Joseph Vives (Coach's Award); Cody Francis (Best Defensive Player and All-Region 2-AAAA team); Zac McLendon (Most Valuable Player and All-Region 2-AAAA team); Coach Nick Thrower; George Hill (Most Improved); Matthew Samuiratedeau (Future Blue Devil). Not pictured: Alan Rodriguez (Best Offensive Player and All-Region 2-AAAA team).
The Southern Explosion 18U softball team won the USSSA Qualifier in Forsyth on Saturday.
Bulloch Academy held its Middle School Spring Sports awards ceremony recently. Major award winners were (first row, l-r) Kallie Moore (soccer; most improved); Ava Hiller (soccer; most valuable player); Mary Peyton Freeman (track; best in field events); Dailey Averitt (track; best in running events). Second row, l-r, Will Howard (soccer; most improved); Bennon Smith (track; best in running events); Will Downs (soccer; most valuable player). Third row, l-r, Lanier Olliff (baseball; most valuable player); Hunter Perry (track; best in field events); John Daniel Brannen (baseball; coaches' award).
Southeast Bulloch High School had four girls soccer players named to the All-Region 3-AA First Team, and Screven County High School had three players named to the first team.
Riley Dinkins, Sean Healy and Caleb Simmons of Southeast Bulloch High School were named to the boys soccer All-Region 3-AA First Team, head coach Bob Massee announced during the team's awards banquet Monday night.
Things seemed pretty bleak for the Bulloch Academy baseball team on April 24. Down, 2-0, in the fifth inning against Augusta Prep, the Gators were nine outs from being eliminated from state playoff contention.
Claxton's Polly Murray, left, and Labron Glover pose after signing letters of intent to play college basketball Thursday afternoon. Murray will attend Chattanooga State University and Glover will play for Thomas University. Both guided the Claxton boys and girls to the Sweet 16 of the GHSA Class A playoffs."This is something I've been hoping to do since the ninth grade," Glover said. Said Murray, "It's like a dream come true. Knowing what's next is a big load off. Now, it's great to be able to celebrate this with all my friends and family." Glover ...
Statesboro-Bulloch County Parks and Recreation Department baseball and softball scores from Monday:
After a fall and winter filled with Statesboro High School athletes signing letters of intent to play at the collegiate level, five more Blue Devils signed with colleges Wednesday afternoon.
After a disappointing regular season full of more downs than ups, Bulloch Academy backed into the GISA Class AAA state baseball playoffs.
The Statesboro-Bulloch County Parks and Recreation Department bused more than 25 athletes to the Georgia Recreation and Parks Association (GRPA) State Track Meet on May 4 -5 in Carrollton. The results were as follows:
Statesboro High School girls and boys soccer players were selected to the All-Region 2-AAAA team. SHS conducted its team awards banquet Thursday night.
Statesboro High School seniors Erica McDade, left, and Sierra Kirkland helped lead the CSRA's Georgia basketball team to a 70-61 victory over South Carolina at the 13th Annual CSRA All-Star Classic at Richmond Academy High School in Augusta on April 21. Each squad was comprised of the region's best senior girls players. A third SHS senior, Alisia Jenkins, was selected but did not participate because of an SHS track meet. McDade and Kirkland have played together since their days at the Bulloch County Recreation Department. Kirkland signed with Georgia Southern. McDade is deciding between two South Carolina colleges.
ROSWELL - No. 1 proved too skilled, too good and too much for the Southeast Bulloch High School boys soccer team. Top-ranked Blessed Trinity rolled out to a 5-0 halftime lead and dominated the Yellow Jackets, 8-0, in the second round of the Class AA state playoffs Tuesday.
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SOPERTON - Portal put up a valiant effort in a 59-46 loss to Emanuel County Institute in the girls basketball GHSA region 3-A playoffs Tuesday afternoon.
In the weeks leading up to the GISA traditional wrestling championships, Bulloch Academy wrestling coach Andy Tomlin was reluctant to use the word "dynasty" when ...
MILLEN - With opposing teams keying in on Portal's leading scorers, Breyonna Raymond and Chandalier Morgan all season, the Lady Panthers needed a third threat ...
BROOKLET - In the regular-season finale at Southeast Bulloch Friday night, the Yellow Jackets (14-13, 4-7 Region 1B-AAA) came out for warm ups in blue and ...
For many, national signing day is a chance to see what new additions will bolster their favorite college team. However, for some, national signing day ...
At the beginning of the season, plenty of naysayers counted the Portal Panthers out after losing a sizeable senior class the year prior. The Panthers ...
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Southeast Bulloch's Markel Ming and Islands' Hugh Durham had a bit of a three-point shooting contest Friday night in a region 1-AAA matchup.
If a group of chefs were to create the perfect recipe for a successful basketball team, here's how it may look: A teaspoon of ...
In and around Bulloch County, Jonathan Wells was known as a pretty big deal in his playing days at Southeast Bulloch High School. The multi-sport ...
It was a chilly night Friday at Southeast Bulloch, but the Yellow Jackets were anything but cold in a region-crossover game against Appling County Friday ...
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Nicole Kidman says Keith Urban ''opened up'' her sexuality and gave her the confidence to try new things.
Nicole Kidman says Keith Urban ''opened up'' her sexuality.
The 45-year-old actress - who has daughters Sunday, four, and Faith, 22 months, with her husband of six years - admits she has always been shy but the support of her spouse has given her the courage to try new things.
She said: ''He just gave me confidence through just being very kind to me and understanding me, opening me up to trying things, my sexuality, those sort of things.''
Prior to her marriage to Keith, Nicole was wed to Tom Cruise - with who she raises children Isabella, 19, and 17-year-old Conor - for 10 years until 2001 and she admits she relied a lot on the 'Rock of Ages' star for support because she felt so uncomfortable making public appearances.
She recalled to the November issue of Harper's Bazaar magazine: ''In those early years, it was like, 'I'm here and I'm clutching onto your arm and it all feels a little overwhelming and really strange.'
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Because of her shyness, the 'Paperboy' star says she has always been drawn to men who can ''protect'' her.
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I remember Happy Families from first time round. A six episode series following the lives of the Fuddle family, the majority of which played by Jennifer Saunders. Most of the Comic Strip played small to medium roles, but Saunders shone through this. The series follows Guy (Adrian Edmonson)on his search around the world for his 4 sisters (Saunders). From an American soap queen to a hard case convict, Guy tracks them all down and takes them home to Granny (Saunders). Whenever I ask anyone if they have seen this programme, I always get a no for an answer. Am I the only one in the world who remembers it? Thank god for UK Gold, who repeated it in the early 90s, thanks to whom I now have a copy. if anyone out there remembers it, or even has a copy, think yourself VERY lucky. This was an example of 80s English comedy at it`s best, and I find it very sad that with regards to video sales, or future screenings, it may be gone for good.
I was at the school that was used for some of the filming (I added the school name to the filming locations). They filmed during the term time so we saw the cast around campus. The headmasters garage being used (and exploded if I remember correctly?); the one side of the school converted to look like a French village street (and desperate attempts by students to get some souvenirs); a bedsit in the same corridor as mine being painted green for a scene (a nasty colour green as well but I don't remember which scene) and Ade Edmonson giving autographs on cigarette packets of students who were not allowed to smoke :) Happy days....
Ahhhhhhhh. I was about 11 in 1985 when I saw this and still at Primary School, at the time I was mourning the end of The Young Ones - this gave me my fix until Filthy Rich and Catflap came along the following year. Reading some of these IMDb reviews has been very nostalgic and has helped to bring back some of the memories from it. I remember Stephen Fry as the doctor, he was playing a doctor in an advert as well at the time so I think he got a bit type casted that year and this was the first thing I'd seen him in. I remember the French artist model character after reading her mentioned on here. I can still remember the theme music which I loved at the time and the tapestry title sequence. This was being shown roughly around the time of "Girls On Top" the ITV sitcom with French and Saunders in and I was a fan of both. This was very much advertised as a Jennifer Saunders vehicle (although French was in it) and it displayed her talents well. French and Saunders got their own series about a year later and it wouldn't be until Absolutely Fabulous that she went off and did something this individual again. I remember Happy Families had me in hysterics and there was some very close to the bone humour. As I said I was 11 at the time but my sense of humour has been fairly unchanged by time (I'm now 30!) I would really love to see this get repeated. Lets hope it does.
It appears that I am also one of the few that ever remember this great series!? I just wish I could find it on DVD. Scene/s that I remember and grin about wherever I am are Ade trying to buy a sandwich in America and him being run over on the drive of his house and crawling to the door :) Saunders is also superb in the roles she plays, seeming to really be at one with the characters and manages to crush Ade so smoothly every few minutes as his craziate bonkers mum.... (another series quote ;) ) This is one of those shows I saw once and wished i'd found re-run, gutted I missed the Gold repeats :( All in all it was fantastic, but then I'm biased as I sometimes resemble Ade and quote him and his characters ad nauseum ;)
I remember watching this series in the 80s too and found it really funny. The episode I remember best was the one with Madelaine, the dippy, romantic sister who lived in France, believing herself to be an artist, or an artist's model and who actually turned out to be a nude model for the slimey French guy. I also remember Rik Mayall was in that episode as the priest. I enjoyed the series, but have never seen any re-runs of it, sadly. Oh yeah, didn't Dawn French as 'cook', turn blue in the last episode?!!!
Happy Families follows Guy Fuddle (Ade Edmondson) in a search for his
four sisters. The first episode is an introduction, then each episode
is dedicated to one sister and in the last episode they reunite with
the grandmother. Every episode has it's good moments. The episode with
Joyce and the people fleeing from hospital to avoid her singing
reminded me of Hyacinth from Keeping up Appearances. And Roxanne was
great, especially the part when Guy is getting her out of jail. I also
liked Cassie, a satirical view of the world of soap-opera stars.
This series shows how versatile Jennifer Saunders is. She plays five different characters and she is believable as each one of them. The conclusion is a little silly but that doesn't hurt the appeal of this show. Ade is wonderful as goodhearted, naive Guy. Dawn French (cook) and Helen Lederer (maid) are very good in their respective parts. I especially liked Flossie's (Helen's) accent. Also, Hugh Laurie and Stephen Fry add a little charm to the overall impression. Rik Mayall has a small part in the episode about Madeline. His portrayal of a neurotic French priest is magnificent.
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It's such a crying shame that gems like this get lost in the archives,
while the BBC continues to churn out new rubbish, day in day out. Oh
well, maybe their plans to (eventually) digitise their archives for the
benefit of licence fee payers will mean that we can finally see this
excellent series again.
I remember two episodes in particular from this series...
- the sister who's an apprentice painter is somewhere in rural France (Lost In France plays as she dances through the meadows) and her painter tutor is desperately attempting to seduce her in ever more explicit ways, but she's so naive that she never realises, even when he shoves half a melon onto the end of his old boy in an attempt to prove his point (ahem) once and for all...
- the episode involving the sister who's a nun was the funniest by miles - Adrian Edmondson goes to the village shop where the little old lady insists on selling him a dirty magazine despite his protestations ("you young boys, you come in here, looking for a mag...") - fortunately this comes in handy as he uses it to distract a policeman's attention while he scales the convent wall (after giving the policeman the magazine and telling him that "I won't be going anywhere near the wall, let alone over it") - he then dresses as either Jesus or an angel (my memory fails me on this one) and hangs from a tree with fireworks exploding all around in an attempt to convince his sister to leave the convent...
It must have been funny for it to have been so firmly etched on my memory for nearly 20 years. Can't wait for access to the BBC archives...
after reading everyone else's comments i thought i should do my duty and post one too yea like many of the others that commented i had a vague recollection of a scary granny a drippy ade edmonson and a senile cook and very amusing sisters....especially madeline "madeline madeline i want to go to bed vis u" hehe that episode was so good but i was lucky to make a friend when i moved here who happened to love the show as much as my memory was bad and had all the episodes on tape which was great i got to see granny being all scary again and I'd completely forgot that stephen fry and hugh laurie made appearances as doctors...its a pretty good cast which you will all know from looking above and definitely worth searching for and buying. if you do find it and are not happy then i am deeply sorry..anyway i digress this is not so much a comment or review on the show as such more a silver lining for everyone like me who remembers but hasn't seen it for 20 years....i managed to get a copy tonight from ebay so if u all keep your eyes peeled then maybe you'll be as lucky as me...
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Things are changing dramatically. The LA River, which began construction in 1938 as a giant storm drain, has been ignored for years. Most Angelenos have had no idea that the 51 mile long waterway even existed. Previously the abode of the homeless and the setting for countless movie shoots, the River has suddenly been discovered and people and organizations are scrambling to beautify the waterway and gentrify the adjacent communities. Seven fine art photographers have gathered together to exhibit their personal visions of the River before it changes forever.
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How well do the dethatchers you tow behind a riding lawn mower work? Here is a URL to the type I am referring to:
I live in the Florida panhandle and I have a centipede lawn that is almost an acre big.
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Your post asking about how well the 40-inch Brinly tow-behind dethatcher works is now 4 years old, but I have the same question. Did you ever get an answer?
The one I bought from Sears last year looks about the same but a little taller, and it has a handle for raising it that you can reach from the seat of a tractor. It works okay. It tore up a bit lawn more than I wished, but the yard was in terrible condition when I started, and it was probably a bit too dry that day.
I don't know or I didn't look to see how much that one was. I think I paid about 65.00 at Sears for mine.
Thanks fishinpa. The Brinly is about the same price at HomeDepot, but I don't know if the Brinly has the lifting handle, which sounds like a good idea. A couple more questions come to mind, however. I lifted one of the Brinly cartons while at HD, and it seemed very light. Did you have to weigh the dethatcher down with concrete blocks or whatever when you were dragging it? But what I'm really curious to know about is how this item compares with the dethatching ability of a power rake such as made by Bluebird, Classen, etc.? Have you had any experience with those you can compare the drag-behind with?
I have had Sears and Agri-Fab tow behind dethatchers in the past. It doesnt matter what brand you go with....theyre all the same besides a few minor mod's. Majority are made by Agri-Fab, even John Deere dethatchers. I have a 60" Front mount dethatcher for my 425AWS. I love that thing....the front mount makes it so much easier because you have more directional control over it and you dont have to weigh it down. Just my 0.02..
I just look at it as: for the 69.00 or whatever I can get 10 or 20 or 30 "rakes" out of it instead of 100.00 a pop for an afternoon with a power rake.
Be advised that if your yard is in bad shape you gonna get PILES of debris. I advise you mentally prepare to have several spots in the yard to drag to and clear the rake at. Then you just rake those piles onto a tarp and drag them to where-ever you going to burn, compost or can that stuff up to dispose of.
Also note if it's in REAL BAD shape as mine was, you going to expose alot of bare dirt spots and your be prone to more crabgrass than usual. This is one of the first steps in "making things right" as I call it though. Just plan to aerate and seed in the fall.
Good luck and feel free to PM me. I'm no pro (lco) just a homeowner "working it hard" and trying to learn from my mistakes and all the advice I've gotten around here.
Thanks again fishinpa. That's exactly the kind of feedback I was looking for.
I did some more searching and found another manufacturer of tow-behind dethatchers. The name is JRCO, and their product looks pretty much like the Brinly, but it seems to be a bit more husky and a lot more expensive, about $420 plus shipping. But it seems to be targeted for commercial landscapers, so maybe that justifies charging 6 times as much for the product. To them, perhaps, but not to me. They also have a couple of dethatchers that mount in front of a tractor, and I have to admit that looks like a good idea. But I'll probably go with the Brinly or the Sears tow-behind. For awhile I had seriously considered power raking. However, a lot of comments made by others contributing to these forums suggest that power raking is not only more expensive and time-consuming, it's not necessarily even good for the lawn.
I've looked at most of them and found I perfer the Sears model vs. the Agri-Fab. I really like the spring loaded tines as the final product is a bit more like the rental units. They are a bit more forgiving. I also liek the fact that every two spiked are tied together, not the who;e row of spikes. This allows the unit tu turn easier.
The Jrco tine rakes are commercial grade. I don't think those others are. The jrco has about twice the tines as the tow behinds.
The thing to remember using any tine rake is multiple paswses. If you really want to make a diference in the lawn go over it several times wiht the rake.
ONce is just for raking out somne leaves and sticks maybe but to make a dent in the thatch go in different directions multiple times.
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Dr. Hugh H. Tilson, one of the authors of the Institute of Medicine's 1988 report on "The Future of Public Health," will give the ninth annual Ned E. Baker Lecture in Public Health Thursday (April 3).
He will address the impact of the report 20 years later when he speaks at 2 p.m. in 228 Bowen-Thompson Student Union.
Tilson, a member of the clinical faculty at the University of North Carolina School of Public Health, has spent the majority of his career in public health. For 15 years, he worked for Multnomah County, Oregon, as a public health officer and human services director. There, he pioneered Portland's "Project Health," which is widely cited as a prototype for national health-care financing under a "managed competition" model. He also was state public health director for North Carolina.
In 1976, he was president of the National Association of City and County Health Organizations. He spent 15 years with the Wellcome Foundation, now GlaxoSmithKline, as a pharmacoepidemiologist.
Tilson earned his medical degree from Washington University in St. Louis and a doctoral degree in public health from the Harvard School of Public Health.
A founding member of the UNC Institute for Public Health, Tilson is also a Senior Fellow at Maine's Center for Public Health, where he is credited for creating the Sagadahoc County Public Health Department, Maine's first county public health agency. He continues to serve as a volunteer health officer for the department.
Sponsoring his Bowling Green address are the College of Health and Human Services, the National Association of Local Boards of Health (NALBOH), the Cove Charitable Trust of Boston, the Northwest Ohio Consortium for Public Health and the Wood County Hospital Foundation.
NALBOH was founded by Ned Baker, a BGSU graduate and Bowling Green resident who served on the Wood County Board of Health for 12 years, including two terms as president. The lecture named in his honor is simulcast to local health boards nationwide through the Internet, at http://wbgu.org/baker. Following his lecture, Tilson will answer questions emailed to email@example.com.
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I'm sure many people, including myself are very, very pleased about this as it stops scumbag sites from stealing our content.
However, it also appears that some non-scraper sites have been included in this purge (including my own). My site has been active for 5 years and is based on unique content.
Has anyone else been effected by this, and does google intend to refine the algorithm to stop valid, unique content sites from falling victim?
However not having one whengooglebot requests it each time is a good reason for delay in re-inclusion.
SEO1, may I ask what you base this on? I've never heard or seen anything that indicates this. Did I miss something?
My experience is that robots.txt is more often the cause of a site not being included. Not having one lessens the likelihood of a crawler ignoring your web site, since this would indicate all crawlers are allowed.
It is found at the link below:
I clipped a few of the important issues from the page below:
# Make use of the robots.txt file on your web server. This file tells crawlers which directories can or cannot be crawled. Make sure it's current for your site so that you don't accidentally block the Googlebot crawler. Visit [robotstxt.org...] to learn how to instruct robots when they visit your site.
# If your company buys a content management system, make sure that the system can export your content so that search engine spiders can crawl your site.
# Don't use "&id=" as a parameter in your URLs, as we don't include these pages in our index.
Hope this helps.
SEO1, have you seen a high number of sites without a robots.txt file that have been banned on July 28th? I didn't think so.
This thread has deteriorated into a lot of speculation about issues that have shown no real relationship to the July 28th massacre.
I've been watching about 30 sites that are going through this ordeal. Some from WW members and some not. The issues that they seem to have in common have very little to do with what is being discussed in this thread.
The fact is that there are well known "signals of quality" factors that are being ignored while we are stuck here talking about missing robots.txt files and shared IP's.
Didn't know this was your personal thread.
So why did you ask where I found the information on the robots text file?
If you didn't really care you should just have went straight into your rant.
By the way most threads seem to come full circle if you read them from the beginning,,,,
but again since it's your private thread I'm out
have fun solving whjatever problems you have to deal with.....
Fortunately I don't have to deal with those hassles
I'm sorry, I didn't mean to offend you. I'm just trying to point out that there is a lot of discussion about this topic that doesn't appear to be relevant. Perhaps this is only because we don't have a lot of information to go on. This is not my thread, but I'd like to be able to contribute.
I believe my site might have been banned from Google, and I would like to ask you to please consider my site for reinclusion into the Google index. I was using some software-generated pages that might have been the reason. I have removed all of these pages and discontinued using this program. I have reviewed your webmaster guidelines at [google.com...] I apologize if I violated your guidelines, and I promise not to let it happen again.
I've been watching about 30 sites that are going through this ordeal. Some from WW members and some not. The issues that they seem to have in common have very little to do with what is being discussed in this thread.
Being as you've been watching 30 sites and have noticed issues they have in common that may have caused them to be banned why don't you offer them here so we can comment on them.
On the one hand you say there's no death penalty but in the next breath you say sites are banned. Banned is pretty much a death penalty, huh? No more traffic, no more bot, no more PageRank is one lifeless Google site.
And it's not because of a mission robots.txt file.
Being as you've been watching 30 sites and have noticed issues they have in common that may have caused them to be banned why don't you offer them here so we can comment on them.
Glad you asked!
First off, the only sites I am looking at are dedicated search engine/directory web sites. These are not content or ecom sites with directories added on, these sites function only as search/directories. Each one also has a unique database of listings, not ODP.
There are various things that some have in common, but the three biggest factors that I see are #1 these sites have a lot of HTML errors when looked at through an HTML validator, and #2 each one has their domain registered for less than 18 months. #3 is so crazy I'm not going to mention it yet, but with my example, it is a 100% match.
I understand both of these issues are common, and there are a lot of sites which are like this that haven't beened banned. I believe that these may be "signals of quality" that have been eluded to in some of the discussions here at WW. They would probably be just part of the puzzle and not the whole puzzle, but it seems to make sense that a scraper site would have poorly coded HTML since a scraper site would likely be pages copied and pasted into another page, which often causes errors.
My guess is that when you add these factors to other factors such as a high percentage of outbound links, dupe content, etc. even some legit sites slip over the threshold and are banned.
Does this make sense?
I'm trying to get a thread together to compile a list of known or suspected signals of quality. Will keep you posted...
Again your new term is not one that is recognized and adding in more junk only adds to more junk...
Secondly it seems you need reading or comprehension lessons,,, my reference for robots.txt was meant for andem & sunflower regarding ""re-inclusion"" of their websites into the index.
Nowhere did I say it is a reason for being banned.
In closing jr in the past 3 years, I've helped 10 sites banned from Google get back in the to their index. the latest a 100,000 page pharmacy site based in Canada..... ...so I do think I have some knowledge of what I am talking about.
Check the server.. it sounds like a good canidate for having been blacklisted.
There are nearly different 30 servers and each has other sites which are not banned... I don't think this is the problem.
I don't really think that anything before July really applies to this ban, this is different than anything that's happened in the last 3 years.
I'm sorry that this thread seems to have been hi-jacked by some who would rather give out blanket advice without taking the time to understand the issues which necessitated the start of this thread in the first place.
There must be a better place to discuss this issue.
What if googlebot is continuing to spider a site that fell out of the Google index? Does that mean the site might not be banned? I always assumed if a site is banned, it doesn't get spidered, but maybe that's not the case.
Can you tell what googlebot did while it was there? Search engines can get caught up in image maps and other spider traps and go nowhere.
I am very interested as you sound logic for your #1 and #2
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Can you tell what googlebot did while it was there? Search engines can get caught up in image maps and other spider traps and go nowhere.
googlebot has been mostly hitting my homepage index.html. My theory about this is it might be attempting to respider a large number of doorway pages I recently deleted from my site. I also use a custom 404 redirect in .htaccess
ErrorDocument 404 [.......]
that takes a visitor back to my homepage if they click to a non-existant page, instead of the usual "404 Not Found" page. I am assuming googlebot might be deindexing the missing pages.
ErrorDocument 404 [mydomain.com...]
AddType text/x-server-parsed-html .html .htm
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^mydomain\.com$ [NC]
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ [mydomain.com...] [R=301,L]
I assumed the frequent respidering of my homepage was due to googlebot attempting to respider missing pages from Google's cache, but being redirected to my homepage since I have a custom 404 redirect back to my homepage in my .htaccess file. Maybe I should disable my custom 404 redirect, so that my webhost's default redirect takes over until googlebot is finished spidering everything.
I haven't been by the Apache forum in a few days, so I don't know if this has been answered there, but thought it would be good for all to know.
The correct error document location should be a server relative path. In this case:
ErrorDocument 404 /
If not a 302 will be served not a proper 404 'page not found header' - meaning, *all* pages on your site that do not exist are temporarily moved to your index page... this could cause some serious issues, like duplicating your home page every time a page is not found.
From the Apache Documentation:
Note that when you specify an ErrorDocument that points to a remote URL (ie. anything with a method such as "http" in front of it), Apache will send a redirect to the client to tell it where to find the document, even if the document ends up being on the same server. This has several implications, the most important being that the client will not receive the original error status code, but instead will receive a redirect status code.
The default status code for a redirect is a 302.
My site was a casualty of the July 28 tweek. Tonight it's back in the index. I had sent several re-inclusion requests - which I described in the locked thread- looks like they worked.
What's the link to the closed thread again? I looked back and was unable to locate it. I too am about to reply to an autoreply back from firstname.lastname@example.com about my reinclusion request.
I'm not sure if I should repeat what I said in my original message I sent via Google's form page, or just let them know my site is missing from their index. Should I again admit to guilt for using doorway pages and apologize etc.. or leave that stuff out since I already mentioned that in my original message?


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What a great capture! The city with the light and the fog is brilliant! The couple in the foreground makes it even more magnificent!!
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Very romantic and powerful! Lovely light and I like that all the others in the picture are not with the face to the camera, everyone seem to ignore the romantic moment of the couple. Good job!
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heck just writing the above made my hart race & my member swell,warm all over now.
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- I dont. I dont mind small tatoo's but not something of this magnitude. IMO it distracts from his natural manly handsomeness
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- I did add a little giggle to signify I was jesting. On the other hand, I am now hanging out to see whatever wondrous photo you might manage to access.
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Writing for a nation that had recently ended Reconstruction with a devil's bargain that took the federal government out of race politics, Emerson's first biographers had little incentive to commemorate him as a religious rebel who became an abolitionist. Rather, Emerson's legacy was first written in the affirming terms of a literary nationalism built around the heroic independence of the private individual. But in 1882 when Emerson died, even that effort faced significant obstacles because his name, like the word "Transcendentalism," was already shorthand for a self-indulgent posture of mystical optimism.
Despite the emerging caricature, oracular sketches of the sage of Concord always competed with serious efforts to grapple with Emerson's writing. Friedrich Nietzsche's absorption of Emerson's essays and John Dewey's 1903 commemorative essay "Emerson: Philosopher of Democracy" began a continuing project of incorporating Emerson's thought into analysis of identity, aesthetics, epistemology, and spirituality. Partly because of the caricature, Emerson's relevance to politics has always been ambiguous. Philosophers with a particular interest in public life have often addressed Emerson's writing. But they have tended to assume that Emerson's thought is fundamentally self-reflective and that its importance for politics is more implicit than explicit. The priority that George Kateb gives to "mental" over "active" self-reliance, for example, characterizes this approach to Emerson's thought about liberal political identity (2002, 33–36). In recent criticism, however, it has become common to assume that Emerson's essays make explicit political interventions. Thus, in addition to its relevance for subjectivity, spirituality, aesthetics, and epistemology, Emerson's writing also bears on questions of community, structures of public authority, situated selfhood, citizenship, civic obligation, the value of institutional memberships, and other questions related to political integration.
The distinction between Emerson's implicit and explicit relationships to political thought is important because it repositions his project in relation to civil society. It makes him less a critic and skeptic trying to defend individuality against the alienations of mass democracy and industrialization, and more an affirmative theorist of communal relationships trying to envision citizens living in an actually existing civil society.
In the 1990s, works such as Len Gougeon's Virtue's Hero (1990), Phyllis Cole's Mary Moody Emerson and the Origins of Transcendentalism (1998), and Albert J. von Frank's The Trials of Anthony Burns (1998) led to extensive reconstruction of the Transcendentalists' involvement in politics. This research has demonstrated the depth and breadth of their involvement in antislavery and their advocacy of women's and Native American rights. As a result, where it was once reasonable to dismiss Emerson as politically irrelevant and to treat Transcendentalism as an effort to withdraw from the politics of Jacksonian democratization, it is now much more difficult to do so. On the other hand, with the reconstruction of Emerson's thought about race and slavery, recent historicist work has also made it easier to argue that Emerson's politics are either aggressively racist or methodologically reactionary. For example, in her recent history of race in the United States, Nell Painter (2010) singles Emerson out as a uniquely pernicious advocate of Anglo-Saxon superiority. Sean Wilentz (2005), thinking about the procedures that were most influential in the rise of American democracy, accepts the political nature of Emersonian idealism but positions it as a rearguard defense of civic republican elitism reacting against the popular organizations that would embody mass democracy.
The authors of the books reviewed below all assume that Emerson's thought was an explicit effort to imagine community. In relation to the construction of an Emerson engaged in reimagining the public sphere, each addresses one of two broad topics. First, Habich's book on Emerson biographies and Levine and Malachuk's anthology A Political Companion to Ralph Waldo Emerson are invested in presenting Emerson as a philosopher of the public sphere intent on analyzing public relationships. Second, the books by David Greenham and Branka Arsić reinterpret Emersonian constructions of subjectivity, but also assume that the Emersonian subject seeks to reshape the public sphere.
Robert D. Habich's Building Their Own Waldos: Emerson's First Biographers and the Politics of Life-Writing in the Gilded Age...
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In the third entry in the Flirting With Fangs series, Chase weaves a fresh story of a modern human woman falling in love with a centuries-old vampire. Taking readers on a ride that is both uplifting and heavy with emotion, Chase constructs a cast of intriguing characters set amidst a flurry of paranormal activity. Throw in an unstable ex-girlfriend and the presence of Mother Nature, and this book is a definite winner!
When the bar Boston Uncommon catches fire, it seems to manager Claudia Fletcher that she'll have to start over. But that's no easy feat, especially since she has it bad for her boss. Boston Uncommon's owner, vampire Anthony Cross, has been in love with Claudia since the day that he met her. He will do anything to keep her in his life — even turn his bar into a tea room. But when paranormal creatures start to disappear, Anthony must juggle his budding relationship with Claudia while trying to find his friends, who seem to have gone missing. Will he be able to rescue his friends and keep the only woman that he has ever loved? (SOURCEBOOKS, Mar., 352 pp., $6.99)
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Why can't they make pokemon look this cool? lol felines are my fave I would love a pokemon like this
Congrats on winning the contest, it looks great and legit I especially like saberoar
yeah can see that one. It makes sense. ^_^
seems legit
I never heard of a pokemon like that. :3
Exellent idea !
This needs to be real!! It's too good!!
That's a great concept! I love how the style matches, and the skull and lamp on the desk.
I've always had this idea but I can't really draw. And mine was a Saber Tooth Tiger that was Ice/Rock
Love this picture. It's a really interesting idea, and very well-executed as far as the actual art goes. I posted it on my blog (alternativepokemonart.tumblr) with your credit, of course, and it's really popular on there.
being a Biologist and a Pokemon lover, cannot unlove this one ^^
sneasel and zangoose
sneasel and zangoose are cats
No, Sneasel and Zangoose and both weasels. Sneasel is a weasel, Zangoose is a mongoose (a weasel). Weasels are not cats.
I don't think so about... neither of them look like cats
I love pokemon almost as much as I love cats!!!! AMAZING!!!
I still wonder why those dang pokemon scientists don't make a time machine and look for pokemon that way.
This should be a pokemon! i would love that knid of pokemon on my team!
This is very original, I love it :3
I say the best part about these ancient cat fakemon is that they remind me of the the official artwork Pokemon get. The idea and design is also quite lovely.
My favorite part of this is the unique and well designed presentation.
Wow its like 1750 pokemon research!!
AHAHHA It's a splendid Idea!
AWESOME. It's a really neat idea, and it actually makes lots of sense.
woah, it looks so realistic!
So realistic, but also has a great cartoony feell.
I swear I thought this was a picture or something when I saw it on the side. I was like. WOAH WAIT WHAT!?
Great work!
I swear I thought this was a picture or something when I saw it on the side. I was like. WOAH WAIT WHAT!?
Great work!
Awesome *3*
oh my god this is amazing, haha!
shinx is a cat?
woah so cool
Now this is a pokemon that needs to exist! ^^
So Awesome!
you should so do this with archen!
I like this one. If only it was real. I'd train one for sure!
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Directed by Brian P. Allen, Bruce Graham's play will run March 5-30 at the Good Theater prior to an April 28-May 11 engagement at South Carolina Rep in Hilton Head, SC.
Lacey will be joined onstage by Will Rhys with a third actor to be announced shortly.
About casting Lacey, director Allen told Playbill.com, "Flo brings so much heart and warmth to all of her characters. The role of Peg in The Outgoing Tide is a great fit. Most people know Flo for her musical theatre work. I think everyone will be wowed by her portrayal of this role."
Lacey added, "It's been years since I did a non-musical, [and] it's a strong but vulnerable and well-written role. The subject of aging and its challenges has been interesting to me for a long time. I've been wishing for a musical about this for years. Maybe one day I'll get to sing about it — and working with my friend Brian Allen will be fun, I'm sure."
The production will also feature set design by technical director Stephen Underwood, costume design by Justin Cote and lighting design by Iain Odlin. Michael Lynch is the production stage manager.
The Outgoing Tide premiered in Chicago with John Mahoney and Rondi Reed. An Off-Broadway production took place in 2012 with Michael Learned and Peter Strauss.
Good Theater performs at the St. Lawrence Arts Center, 76 Congress Street, Portland. Tickets can be reserved by calling (207) 885-5883 or visiting www.goodtheater.com. The South Carolina Repertory Company is located at 136 B Beach Street, Hilton Head. Tickets are available by calling (843) 342-2057 or by going to www.hiltonheadtheatre.com.


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The Town of Tiverton has a large senior population with many in their golden years. Many of the seniors have no family in town as their kids moved to find work because of the bad condition our economy is in.
The town has a senior center which provides services for those who can't drive any more. The senior director has a list of seniors who need help getting to the grocery store or other retailers. As a town we supported a bus that was used to transport these seniors, lending them the hand they need. Many of these seniors have no one to take them shopping and they are not able to do it themselves.
Last year the bus the town bus broke down and it's beyond repair. The bus was used when we received it from RIPTA with over a hundred thousand miles. Our public works garage did its best to keep it going until rust and a bad injection pump put it out of service.
These buses are cheap enough to purchase used, but our Town Council has made no effort to find one.
The Town Council has transferred over a hundred thousand dollars to an account to hire a full time planner. Keep in mind that the Budget Committee voted against a full time planner and only provided $20,000 for a consultant. The voters passed a budget that also provided for a part-time planning consultant.
My question is, why hasn't the Town Council advertised for a used bus when there is more than enough money in their budget. They transferred $90,000 from the police department's budget to the future needs account several meeting ago. We could buy four buses with that amount. We don't need a full-time planner in this town. We do need this bus, and now!
This council needs to get it's priorities straight. We should have the bus in service now. We don't need a planner at over ninety grand a year.
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Born: January 05,1951 Jagathy, Thiruvananthapuram, India
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Children: Rajkumar,Parvathi,Sreelakshmi
Parents: Prasanna,N. K. Achary,Jagathy,Jagathy N. K. Achary
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Biography: Sreekumar achary (born 5 january 1951), better known by his stage name jagathy sreekumar (malayalam: ???? ?????????), is an indian film actor who has starred in more than 1,500 films in a career spanning over three decades. he's popular mainly for his comedy roles.jagathy is on the guinness book of world records for essaying roles in more than 1500 films. he has won five kerala state film awards for roles in various films.See full bio Read on Wikipedia
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A lifelong resident of Williamstown, NJ, went home to be with the Lord on June 6, 2014.
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A 2007 study of Palestinian suicide bombings during the Second Intifada (September 2000 through August 2005) found that 39.9 percent of the suicide attacks were carried out by Hamas, 26.4 percent by Fatah, 25.7 percent by the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ), 5.4 percent by the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) and 2.7 percent by other organizations.[5]
It's not.
Nuff said.
originally posted by: BELIEVERpriest
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I never really bought the whole Khazarian theory. Im sure that some "Ashkennazi" are just a bunch of white boys whereing yamakas, but I do believe that some of the Jewish rabbis did intermarry with the Khazars. My personal belief is that the vast majority of Jews dont even know they are Jewish. That was the case with me, I just recently discovered my Sephardic heretage.
originally posted by: twilit
The claim that Ashkenazi are all really Khazarian converts has been proven not true by DNA testing. Sure, many intermarried but Ashkenazi DNA can be traced right back to Israel. So, do some research before latching onto b.s. theories just to bolster your already made up mind.
originally posted by: SenterSun
There was another stone found in Tennessee with the same ancient Hebrew. Ancient Hebrew artifacts found in the grand canyon and covered up. Caucasian mummies, 9000 years old, found in spirit cave Nevada.
No sir, your history has been covered up and re-written to suit their agenda and to keep you stupid as to who you really are. Fact.


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Not content with his collection of 7 Michelin-starred London restaurants, Gordon added 3 gastropubs to his empire in 2007. The Narrow in Limehouse, East London; The Devonshire in Chiswick, West London; and The Warrington in Maida Vale, Central London all serve classic British dishes with fresh, seasonal ingredients.
You'll find a great selection of wines, beers and real ales at each pub, as well as the great classic décor that you'll find throughout all of Gordon's Restaurants . Expect to pay from £7 - £19 for a main course and from £13 for a bottle of wine.
Fifteen Restaurants , Jamie is opening a new collection of 'neighbourhood' restaurants called Jamie's Italian . The first restaurants will be opening in Oxford and Bath , and will reflect on Jamie's passion for high quality, authentic and affordable Italian food.
Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, 7 days a week, Jamie's Italian will be accessible and convenient. So whether you want to grab a quick breakfast, a quality, fresh sandwich, a long lunch or a fantastic evening meal, you'll find it at Jamie's Italian.
Carluccio's caffè, restaurant and foodshop in 1991, their aim was to provide great quality, authentic Italian food at affordable prices.
There are now 34 branches of Carluccio's all over Britain, still serving delicious, fresh food. In the Carluccio's shops, you'll find delicious authentic products brought back from all over Italy - from pasta in Puglia, capers from Calabria, olive oil from Sicily, and fat risotto rice from the Veneto.
When Marco Pierre White hung up his chef's whites and retired from cooking in 1999, the foodie world despaired. But instead of disappearing from the restaurant scene entirely, Marco became a restaurateur, and now has a number of enterprises all over Britain.
Marco joined forces with racing jockey Frankie Dettori to create Frankie's Italian Bar & Grill , a chain of exciting family restaurants serving everything from burger's and pizzas to fish and steak. There are 4 restaurants in London - Knightsbridge, Chiswick, Putney and the department store Selfridges.
Brasserie Blanc in Oxford. His aim was to be the best within the brasserie scene in England. Today, there are 7 Brasserie Blanc's in Britain, and they've become the only brasseries in the UK to achieve the Michelin Bib Gourmand.
Brasserie Blanc is perfect for a long lunch or dinner - expect to pay from £7.50 - £16.50 for a main course, and from around £13 for a bottle of wine - not bad for a Michelin-award winning brasserie!
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