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September 27th, 2013, 08:08 AM #1
Homepage content vs Product Page content?
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Hi all,
A bit of background info.
I have a DIY comparison website that is relatively new and is struggling to get traffic at the minute (the "google dance" and a sale on day 1 falsely got my hopes up at launch!)
After reading many articles and posts on AWB I'm failrly confident that this is due to a) Insufficient content on my homepage b) the data feeds are generic at the moment so the content is probably duplicated all over the web.
From the above I'm now planning on increasing the content on my homepage, revising the trageted keywords and trying to make the links on the homepage relevant to the target audience and search engines, from this I'm hoping to draw visitors to my homepage who will then inturn use my search box and internal links to view products.
But then I'm looking at it from the angle that if I was searching for a new DIY product and I didn't know which site to buy it from, i'd use google and i'd click on a link that took me direct to the product page.
Therefore, to get traffic to my product pages I'd have to increase their ranking on search engines, by restructuring, internal link building and increasing the amount of unique content.
I aim to do both of these, but what are your thoughts on this? Would you aim for homepage first then the product pages, or vice versa?
Also am I way off with my thoughts here and would you suggest other methods?
All comments appreciated!
September 27th, 2013, 09:40 AM #2
Wherever you want traffic to land is where you need need to have content. Consider the following:
1) Add and change up content on your home page frequently (pick a category and promote it weekly, seasonally, etc).
2) Create category landing pages with content. You can have generic content about each category that you leave as is, but come back on a regular schedule (see #1) and add/change up a few lines of promotional text in addition to your generic content. Feature a merchant, feature an item, etc.
3) Start visualizing how you can present your product pages in a more beneficial way. If you say people can compare, give them something to compare. Also, start digesting your merchant's and how they format their feeds' descriptions. Is there something there that consistent and can be changed at import time to give you a different description than everyone else?
4) Start visualizing how you can integrate additional features for your visitors.
5) Start planning for offline marketing - go talk to some old-timers and ask how they marketed before the interwebs...Salty kisses, Sandy toes, and a Pirate's heart...
September 27th, 2013, 09:40 AM #3
in superCool's opinion ....
- make the home page look decent and respectable with easy access to products, categories and other content - home page content is not that important (IMO)
- improve content on product pages
- improve content on list pages (category list, etc..)
superCool has a site that gets most of it's traffic through the category pages - other sites get most of their traffic through product pages. traffic to home page is usually through links rather than search engines
hope for the best but be prepared for a long hard road. this ain't easy
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September 27th, 2013, 10:56 AM #4
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Thanks Both, some good points and i'll definitely be acting on these.
I've neglegted the importance of my category list pages, currently there isn't any text context (or very minimal), i'll change this ASAP
Convergence, I have considered changing the feed description during import and by you also suggesting it I think this is going to move up my priority list. I'll have a go at the weekend writing an update to my script.
I will also work on the hopepage, it also lacks content.
September 27th, 2013, 01:51 PM #5
The homepage is general with good navigation.
You want to create awareness with links to pages with more specifics.
Look up "funnel marketing."~Rhia7 -- Remember the 7
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September 27th, 2013, 06:36 PM #6
Have to agree with what's been said..it's your product pages that you want to draw your audience to.Joey
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September 28th, 2013, 05:18 AM #7
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Thanks for the replies, the product page is now my initial target, but hopefully I can move fast and upgrade all pages quickly.
Rhia, thanks for the pointer about funnel marketing, i've only read a few articles but it seems very interesting and beneficial! I'm stuck in the office all of this weekend so may try and find a few minutes to study this further!
September 28th, 2013, 02:53 PM #8Have to agree with what's been said..it's your product pages that you want to draw your audience to.
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October 6th, 2013, 02:56 AM #9
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October 6th, 2013, 07:31 AM #10
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Thanks Skyguide.
Just an update, I'm currently working on customizing the descriptions of my feeds during import so they will be 100% unique to my site. With a bit of code I can now also pick up on specific words in the descriptions, determine what the product is from those words and then provide a "Helpful Tips" section which has custom text about that product and what other products may be used along side the product (linking to other areas of my site).
I'm hoping to have this complete by the end of the week so I'll provide an update for review
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October 14th, 2013, 10:49 AM #11
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May 19th, 2014, 09:58 AM #12
It is important to have valuable information on the home page and product pages as well. It is also important to upload suitable images on the product pages for increasing the readability.
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THE Director General of the newly created Oyo State Signage and Advertisement Agency (OYSAA), Mr. Yinka Adepoju has said that efforts to rid Oyo State of sub-standard and non-conforming outdoor advertising structures will leave no stone unturned.
Adepoju spoke at the start of the exercise in Ibadan recently. According to the objective is mainly to reshape Oyo State landscape and re-energise the outdoor space "to make it more beautiful, decent and conducive."
The sole aim of this exercise, he emphasized, "is to rid the already polluted environment of dilapidated, dangerous, broken down, non-conforming and sub-standard advertising structures scattered all over the place."
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He however asked all practitioners in the state to visit their sites and ensure that such billboards are properly tagged and well maintained. "Our sites inspection in the last two weeks revealed that so many sites have been neglected by owners as they are found to be in very bad shape. Such sites have constituted nuisance and eyesore for long on the roads. This unprofessional attitude can no longer be tolerated.
"We enjoin practitioners to please respond to this call as we believe this new initiative will provide limitless opportunities for better outdoor growth in Oyo State and request that you be part of it for a more conducive, enabling business environment."
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At the commencement of the training, Adepoju had charged participants to brace up for the challenges of creating new lease of life for outdoor business in the state.
In what he termed a 'silent revolution' to make Oyo State outdoor space more beautiful, decent and conducive, he enjoined all stakeholders in outdoor advertising practice to join the Transformation Train in order to achieve an unparalleled success in this herculean task of turning around the outdoor scene in the state. This mission, he insisted, "must be accomplished."
The enumeration exercise he affirmed would form the database for the agency as a proper audit of all categories of signs and billboards which will detail out the advertisement on the structures, areas where the hoardings are located, condition of the structures and the GIS location map will be carefully carried out after the training.
Adepoju however reassured stakeholders and the general public that, with this new initiative, there would be provision of limitless opportunities for outdoor growth in Oyo State and a level playing field for all who want to practice in the state.
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Fergus Falls spoils Cards' opener, 45-33
WILLMAR -- Willmar was unable to hold on to a 27-15 advantage as Fergus Falls took over in the upper weights and went on to a 45-33 Central Lakes Conference victory to open the season on Thursday.
Zach Morris, Seth Pollock and Adam Fagerstrom delivered consecutive pins to give the Cardinals a 24-15 lead going into the 145-pound match.
Coty Milhausen then picked up three points, scoring a reversal to break a 2-2 tie and went on for a 7-2 victory over the Otters' Matt Laugen.
But Fergus Falls earned six-point wins in five of the last six matches -- four by pin and one by forfeit.
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The National Vision Party of Kenya is a political party founded, by former cabinet Minister Nicholas Biwott in 2008, in the fall out of his failed attempts to seize control of former ruling party the Kenya African National Union from Uhuru Kenyatta.[1] In December 2012, the party entered a four party coalition including the New Ford Kenya, United Democratic Movement and Kenya African National Union to field a single presidential candidate at the 2013 general elections.[2][3]
- ^ allAfrica.com:Kenya: Biwott Forms NewParty http://allafrica.com/stories/200812040589.html
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I've always been a lipstick lover, but blush and I are having a serious moment. I'm building up a little collection, and my favourites appear to be coral, peachy shades that are perfect for summer. Despite having the most of these, I've rounded up five favourites that suit lots of skintones and deserve to be used a lot for the next couple of months.
Starting off with a real favourite, NARS Liberte. This is a gorgeous burnt coral shade, with a little hint of red. I have to use this incredibly lightly as it is well pigmented, and being quite pale it can go a bit over the top. But swept on with a light hand this looks beautiful, and I'd think is deep enough to suit many skintones too. It's got the fantastic lasting power of NARS, but does fade very slightly throughout the day to a pretty peach shade. A quite similar shade, although in cream formula, is Liz Earle Healthy Glow Cream Blush* in Coral. It does have a bit more of a peach undertone, but leaves a really glowy, fresh pop of colour to the cheeks. This stuff packs some serious pigmentation too, I can't see myself ever running out because you only need the tiniest amount!
Another gorgeous peach is aptly named, Sleek Life's a Peach. It's a matte shade so looks awesome with a tan, and is has such a good formula, pigmentation and lasting power considering it's under £5! One of the newer ones in my life is theBalm Lip and Cheek Cream in 'Pie'. It's a beautiful watermelon pink with a pretty sheen, and even better it can be worn on the lips too, although I haven't tested this out yet. All of these lip and cheek creams come in a little palette now, which I'd love to get my hands on. And last but definitely not least, I've been using the Soap & Glory Peach Party palette for a while now, as it's a perfect mix of a blush, bronzer and highlight shades. You can use this individually or just as I do, giving it all a bit whirl over with a brush and applying around the temples and apples of the cheeks. Don't worry, it's not as drastic as it sounds, and it just gives a lovely glowing look to the face.


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I'm new here to the forum. I've found some posts regarding this topic, but they appear to be older so I thought I'd throw this topic out there again. If this is a redundant post, please direct me to the appropriate URL when I can find the disscussion thread. Thanks!
I need to find a solid keyword suggestion tool for my PPC efforts. I'm looking for keywords in the real estate space. I currently manage just under 25k keywords and have identified those through Overture's tool. I now need something with more logic (misspellings, similar terms, etc) that is easy to use and won't break my bank. I've heard extremely mixed emotions about Word Tracker. Can anyone recommend a tool that they've had great successes with?
Also, what are your thoughts on a bid management tool?
Much appreciated!
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I have quite a few keyword resources list in my directory, you should be able to find something there.
http://www.dwoz.com/?Pr=50[url=http://www.dWoz.com/][b]dWoz[/b][/url] - serious webmaster tools & resources.
April 25th, 2006, 08:30 PM #3
You may want to try wordtracker. You can find it at wordtracker.com Good luck and welcome to ABWDavid Carter
April 25th, 2006, 08:51 PM #4You may want to try wordtracker
April 26th, 2006, 08:36 AM #5
They also have 4 ways to pay... 1 year, 1 month, 1 week, 1 day.
So you can pay for a week for example and play with it. Or pay for a month when you're starting an important project.
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April 26th, 2006, 09:06 AM #6
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WordTracker's the No.1 tool for researching keywords, it's US biased but still great.
April 26th, 2006, 10:39 AM #7WordTracker's the No.1 tool for researching keywords, it's US biased but still great.
My trial was for a day, but with the time zones and all it was actually 3 days of use. The weekend may have been evolved. I checked with them and they said that happens and is OK.
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UK Based = Physical Location
US Biased = Focus of Data Sources.[url=http://www.dWoz.com/][b]dWoz[/b][/url] - serious webmaster tools & resources.
April 27th, 2006, 01:19 PM #9Originally Posted by Woz~Rhia7 -- Remember the 7
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Thanks Rhia, for some reason Keywords fascinate me so I have always been on the lookout for resources. There's more out there, I just haven't found them yet.[url=http://www.dWoz.com/][b]dWoz[/b][/url] - serious webmaster tools & resources.
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There are some broken links - the ones I've found DupNoMore and DaScrambler (might want to change them).
OscarMy DataFeed Scripts - php datafeed scripts for your site
Shareasale datafeed scripts - to display Shareasale datafeeds
Linkshare datafeed scripts - for multiple Linkshare merchants
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Hehe, thanks Oscar, I'm on my way.[url=http://www.dWoz.com/][b]dWoz[/b][/url] - serious webmaster tools & resources.
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New Website Set Up To Help North Yorkshire Teenagers.
6:54am 22nd November 2013
Young people in North Yorkshire who need help with health or money or other issues and who want to find out about activities in their area, have a new, dedicated website to turn to.
The North Yorkshire Youth Support Service website offers a wealth of information to young people aged 11 to 19 and up to 25 for those with special educational needs or disabilities.
The website www.nyyss.org is full of information and advice on issues that affect young people such as health, housing, money, relationships, staying safe, and education and careers, with links to organisations that can offer specialist support.
The site also includes information about the Youth Support Service (YSS) and its many activities, plus up-to-date news relevant to young people such as apprenticeship opportunities and local and national events and projects.
"We hope young people will find this an invaluable resource as a one-stop shop for information and advice about issues important to them", said County Councillor Tony Hall, North Yorkshire's Executive Member for the Youth Service.
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A professor has quit his job at the university to expiate his son's eyes disease. Giovanni's blindness drags Angelo into a never ending crisis. Finally, from Angelo's socially committed past, dark shadows spread out; he comes face to face with himself and gets back to his role as a father.
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Adhese goes back to 1998, to a small company named Doggybites – founded by Sven Marievoet and Tim Sturtewagen. Doggybites was at first solely dedicated to the development of websites. One of our first much notable projects was the launch of the website of Kamagurka, a Belgian comedian and painter.
The websites we developed in cooperation with Kama were cutting edge back then, with radio and video streaming and an advanced online community (even before social media was a hype in Europe). Furthermore, what's more important: all of the websites were profitable through the use of ads. This would prove to be the starting point for what Adhese is today: a full-scale ad serving platform with extensive reporting, in-depth analysis and accurate forecasting.
Soon thereafter, we drifted away from developing websites and started to develop applications for specific customers as well. Our partnership with Corelio, one of Belgium's major publishers, stems from this period. Corelio asked us to create a tool to manage their internal ads (and we delivered). And just a little while later, Corelio wanted a tool to manage and measure their whole online inventory. This cooperation pushed us even more towards the development of a tool to deliver online ads and deal with lots of data: the actual birth of Adhese.
The evolution of Adhese accelerated thanks to partnerships with Netlog and Hyves, two huge social networks dating from before the rise of Facebook. Both called on Adhese for handling their inventory and large amounts of user data – during their heyday. It enabled us to transform Adhese into a flexible ad serving tool, able to handle large amounts of data in real time.
Over the past five years, Adhese has released three major updates, each of them with a wider scope of possibilities for our customers. And that's why we do it: because we love satisfied customers.
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"Always remember that it is of no consequence to you what other people think of you. What matters is what you think of them. That is how you live your life." – Gore Vidal
When I heard Gore Vidal give this advice on Charlie Rose, I didn't just pause my DVR. I swear, I felt my life pause. He seemed to be talking directly to me—writer/secret seventh grader (posing as an adult) who worries and wonders way too much about what other people think. I know I am not alone in the self-doubt department, especially among authors. But the idea that my perspective matters the most and that the way I see things is how I live my life—that got me thinking—not just about my personal point of view, but also about the characters I write and their perspectives.
Why are some characters able to hold our attention? Is it the way they see other people? Themselves? Their world? Is it the choices they make? And when a story requires more than one perspective, how can all the points of view matter? Do they have to matter equally?
I've done my best to read most of the new releases in Middle Grade and YA, and from what I've learned, there is no formula to writing a believable, engaging perspective. There isn't one way to tell a story. Anything goes, as long as it is done well. But the way your characters see things—regardless of the first, second, or third person—matters a lot. It's like any magic potion—lots of love, a pinch of common sense, and a few funny, unexpected ingredients.
Before I read The List by Siobhan Vivian, I was skeptical about a book told from 8 points of view. Anyone else feel that way? I wasn't sure I'd be able to connect with the characters or follow all of the story lines. I have trouble juggling so many details. But it works. I was surprised as I read along that I didn't get lost or have to flip back and re-read. I liked having the chance to dip into different people's minds, to see the story of The List their way, and experience how each of them viewed the world around them. I liked that the novel belonged to each of them for a moment. For me, it solidified Vidal's point, that what matters most is the way you see things—your point of view.
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Here is a simple, quick, and easy blackened red snapper recipe that you can whip up in your kitchen in little to no time. If you're never cooked blackened fish or chicken before, I must warn you that this type of cooking can create a lot of smoke in your kitchen. Despite all the smoke that's produced when you cook blackened recipes, it's well worth the time and effort that you'll spend clearing the smoke from your kitchen. Red snapper is one of my favorites when it comes to blackening fish. I have tried this recipe many times and have always like the results. Give the recipe and try and see for yourself.
Recipe Ingredients:
Cajun Seasoning Mix (Makes about 1/2 cup)
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Contrary to logic, it's not the freezer you need. Instead, grab a bucket and fill it halfway with ice. Add cold water until it covers the ice, about ¾ full. Then, toss ¼ cup of salt in the bucket. Salt helps lower the freezing point of water to below 32 degrees. Now, submerge your bottle and swirl it around for a few minutes. Presto — instantly chilled. The next time thirsty friends stop by on a balmy day, you'll be ready for them.
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The past two weeks have seen the largest amount of corporate bond issuance in more than two years, following the Bank of England's moves to buy the assets.
The BoE announced two weeks ago that it was launching a £10bn scheme to purchase UK corporate bonds, similar to the ECB's move this year, in its move to expand QE.
Data from Dealogic shows that last week saw £1.65bn of sterling corporate bond issuance, while the week before saw £1.78bn of issuance, from the likes of BP and BMW. It is the largest amount of issuance since the start of 2014.
The BoE said it will buy sterling investment-grade corporate bonds from companies making a 'material contribution' to the economy.
Andreas Michalitsianos, fund manager on the JP Morgan Sterling Corporate Bond fund, says the BoE move "coupled with structurally powerful, long-term tailwinds already in place" mean there is more growth left in the investment grade credit market.
"We can look to Europe's recent experience for a sense of where UK [investment grade] credit may be heading. The European Central Bank's staggeringly ambitious corporate bond purchasing programme has had a major influence, with spreads of eligible issuers tightening by approximately 35 per cent since the announcement of the program in March.
"If the ECB were to carry on at their current rate for the next three years, they would own as many corporate bonds as all of the retail funds in Europe, so they're hoovering them up at quite a rapid clip. This major incremental, non-economic buyer is a bullish signal underpinning corporate bond markets."


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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Directed by Armand Attard, this feature film with audio in English (original language) was premiered in 2013. The movie, whose libretto belongs to D.H. Lawrence, Kay Campbell and Armand Attard, was developed in UK. You can watch Inside the Mind of Mr D.H.Lawrence online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2013.
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Runtime: 63 minutes
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Uzette of the Sarah and Vinnie Morning Show on Radio Alice (97.3 FM) recently reviewed our enamelware on her YouTube channel! We have been huge fans of this radio show since we moved to San Francisco a couple years ago. The whole crew is funny and completely entertaining, without being overbearing or corny like most morning DJs. Even if you don't live in the Bay Area, I highly recommend giving their show a listen - it's available via podcast or even on video replays throughout the day.
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Ever wonder what would happen if you threw a piece of enamelware into a campfire?
Me too!
"Don't do it man!"
"A little warm in here guys!"
4 IPA's and 1000 degrees later... and maybe a few pieces of Halloween candy for good measure :o)
The aftermath!
"Thanks for leaving me out here all night! I need a Bloody Mary..."
Besides a small series of slightly melted spots along the rim it's perfect!
I'm pretty impressed with how only the rim was slightly damaged by the extreme heat. The main body of the tumbler was stuffed in an unbearably hot bed of coals. The only damage to the body I see is from the metal tongs I was manhandling it with... I didn't have an infrared thermometer (this time!) but the temperature had to be north of 1000 degrees.
Your best bet is to keep your tumbler full of your favorite tasty beverage and out of the campfire, but it is nice to know it will survive. :o) All of our enamelware is made using the same process, whether it's a tumbler, a roasting pan, a coffee pot, or some other piece destined for a campfire. So rest assured, it can take the heat.
Now its time for me to try cooking an Ossobuco in my French Oven under the stars!
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"Gingrich drew applause, and at times standing ovations. "
Difficult to listen to Newt speak and not jump up to applaud..I do even at home!
President Newt Gingrich—"Our beloved republic deserves nothing less."
Newt was awesome. Sarah Palin said tonight that Newt is sounding awesome in his last speeches. She wants the energy reform discussed. She pleaded with all candidates to discuss that issue though, Newt is on top of that issue now. She was ask if she could recommend which candidate to vote for in Michigan. She said she didn't know who she could support in Michigan between Mitt and Rick. She took up for Rick on his social issues. She said we need big reforms more so now. I still think she is pulling for Newt. I just wish she would help him since the media keeps telling the public he is done now for 3 weeks and Newt has no experience and solid plans. if she-is tied in a contract, why can't she quit-or maybe she's in a contract that she will have legal liabilities. I wish she would join Newt as VP. I don't understand what she is doing when she goes to the edge to support Newt, then stops. People are pleading with her to help Newt on her facebook. If she doesn't help, soon, I think we will end up with Romney. I am thinking Romney will win Michigan. She said she knew the establishmnet would not ask for her help at all so she should go rogue to get the energy policy changed by joining Newt.
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Consilience' is the annual flagship conference of the Law and Technology Society of National Law School of India University, Bangalore.
This year, the Conference will be jointly hosted by the Law and Technology Society, and SpicyIP, India's premier blog in intellectual property and innovation law and policy. Previous editions of the Conference have focused on themes such as 'Net Neutrality' and 'Cloud Computing'.
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He's still in 12 month clothes for the most part. There are a couple of 9 month items I'm still squeezing him into as well, but those days are coming to an end!
Bubba and buster seem to be the two he gets the most often.
Right now he's sleeping 11-12 hours a night and getting two 2ish hour naps a day. He's still waking up for at least one feeding at night though, so I plan to do some kind of sleep training this month to get him sleeping all the way through before his first birthday... say a prayer for us!
He's still a pretty good eater! He really likes his veggies and his snacks (Plum Organic Teething Crackers are a gift from the Lord!) He's not a fan of bananas or any berry. So unfortunate! I keep trying to sneak him blueberries or strawberries and he keeps spitting them right back out! Ha. He loves feeding himself too, so any small item that he can pick up is usually an easy sell.
Crawling, standing, eating, being tickled, playing with Dada, "catching and throwing" a ball and playing with his socks/shoes.
Having his face wiped. If it were up to him he'd be crusty all day, everyday!
He's currently cutting his two front teeth, bringing the grand total to 5! He's also starting to imitate us, play more independently and he tries to catch and throw the ball (usually).
Best Moment:
This month has been full of sweet, everyday moments. I don't know if I'd be able to pick just one, but I'm savoring all of the big smiles, belly laughs and mama-cuddles. He is quite possibly one of the happiest, most fun babies in existence.
Worst Moment:
We've still had a couple of hard nights since he's teething, but overall it hasn't been too bad.
Other Tidbits:
- I know this probably won't last forever, but I really love grocery shopping with Deacon. He generally just sits there and talks to me, tries to "get" me and smiles at the other people we pass. I usually have at least one person stop me and tell me how sweet/cute/good he is when we're out and about
- He has started to show a little more of his mischievous side this month. It's funny for now, but it's a reminder that the days of discipline aren't far away either!
- He is ticklish EVERYWHERE. Some favorites are his ribs, collarbones, belly, thighs and feet.
- Right now he thinks I am HILARIOUS. Like, all I have to do is look at him and say "BOO!" and he starts cracking up. And if I decide to pop out from behind a doorway or the couch, forgettaboutit. Dada gets plenty of laughs too, but at the moment Mama seems to be the funniest/silliest one in this house


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text: Saturday 24th October 2009 I travelled out into the Peak District for the wedding of Claire and Paul. The day started off at St Lawrence Church followed by a champagne reception in a marquee situated on the lawns of Thornbridge Hall. An image from their day can be seen below.


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The 10 Most Unforgettable Books
The power of a good book—its ability to be both incredibly personal while also revealing larger truths about the world—is not easily forgotten. Here, the Sweet editors share the books that changed their lives—and which might change yours, too.
The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath, 1963
Rebecca Deczynski, editorial assistant, @rebeccadecz
Age I Read It: 16
Favorite Line: "I took a deep breath and listened to the old brag of my heart. I am, I am, I am."
How It Changed Me: Before I had the pleasure of attending a feminist liberal arts college, this book was the first time that I ever read about a female protagonist struggling to balance the opposing dynamics of complacency and ambition in an unforgiving, patriarchal world. Just like Esther Greenwood, I saw my life branching out before me like a blooming fig tree.
Eventually I'd follow in Esther's footsteps as a magazine intern in New York, and while my experience may have greatly differed from hers, I've always taken solace in the fact that not everyone has their entire life figured out. The Bell Jar provided comfort and company in the face of existential dread—and six years later, I'm reaching for more than one fig.
White Noise by Don Delillo, 1985
Rebecca Bates, senior editor, @re.beccabates
Age I Read It: 17
Favorite Line: "I invented Hitler studies in North America in March of 1968. It was a cold bright day with intermittent winds out of the east."
How It Changed Me: "The station wagons arrived at noon, a long shining line that coursed through the west campus"—that opening sentence alone is mesmerizing. Delillo's imagery and prose are always brutal and funny. He mocks the absurdity of academia, while laying down a background of insidious consumer culture and postmodern anxiety (the protagonist and his wife are terrified of death to the point of obsession). The plot crackles like static and then erupts into an incident that becomes known as the "airborne toxic event." As a writer, I suddenly wanted to master the ability to write about disorienting shifts in culture with such lyrical aplomb.
Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte, 1847
Catherine Fuentes, managing editor, @cat_fuentes
Age I Read It: 15
Favorite Line: "I am no bird; and no net ensnares me; I am a free human being with an independent will, which I now exert to leave you."
How It Changed Me: Despite always being a voracious reader, English was never my favorite subject in school—until I read Jane Eyre. Jane was a character who taught me the importance of having a strong sense of self at a time when my insecurities were at an all-time high. I learned to speak up and be my own advocate, the importance of forgiveness, and that there's no such thing as perfection.
These lessons were critical for a teenager, but are just as important to remember now as an adult. Reading a book with a strong female protagonist set me down a path to constantly seek out books written by female authors. It also influenced my decision to study English in college. Now, Jane Eyre has jumped to the top of my summer reading list so I can see how it impacts me all these years later.
The Things They Carried by Tim O'Brien, 1990
Natalia Tyndall, administrative assistant, @tallylabella
Age I Read It: 17
Favorite Lines: "You're twenty-one years old, you're scared, and there's a hard squeezing pressure in your chest. What would you do? Would you jump? Would you feel pity for yourself? Would you think about your family and your childhood and your dreams and all you're leaving behind? Would it hurt? Would it feel like dying? Would you cry, as I did?"
How It Changed Me: My favorite chapter, "On Rainy River," details the main character's anguish over being drafted into the Vietnam War. I read it over and over. The fact that O'Brien could write in a way that made a teenage girl from the New Jersey suburbs feel a kinship with his protagonist and feel the heartbreaking effects of war is still incredible to me.
I found this book at the perfect age: I was still going through that selfish teenager phase, but I was just on the cusp of adulthood. The writing totally popped the little bubble I was in. Even though I read a loaner copy for a class assignment, I ran out to Barnes & Noble and bought my own copy right after handing it back in.
Saturday Night by Susan Orlean, 1990
Mallory Rice, deputy editor, @mallory-rice
Age I Read It: 18
Favorite Lines: "Saturday night is when you want to do what you want to do and not what you have to do. In the extreme, this leads to what I think of as the Fun Imperative: the sensation that a Saturday night not devoted to having a good time is a major human failure and possible evidence of a character flaw. The particularly acute loneliness you can feel on a Saturday night is the Fun Imperative unrequited."
How It Changed Me: A little more than 25 years ago, Susan Orlean had a really good idea for a book: She'd travel around the United States spending Saturdays in different cities and towns, and then report back on what she discovered about how Americans choose to spend the most anticipated night of the week. The resulting book takes readers to quinceañeras, divey lounges, main drags, comfy couches, and a weird place in Miami billed as a "longevity center."
Orlean's approach to the style of writing known as New Journalism felt totally fresh to me, it wasn't macho and overbearing like some of the other authors I'd read—she was open and endlessly fascinated and always used her personal experiences to illuminate the subject, not to overpower it. Lots of literary journalists like to talk about how maintaining a sense of curiosity is the key to their success. But I've never read anyone who strikes me as more sincerely curious than Orlean—it's a great model for writing and not a bad one for living, either.
Tess of the d'Urbervilles by Thomas Hardy, 1891
Chantal Strasburger, assistant editor, @chantagold
Age I Read It: 17
Favorite Line: "A strong woman who recklessly throws away her strength, she is worse than a weak woman who has never had any strength to throw away."
How It Changed Me: I was pretty serious about sculpture when I discovered Thomas Hardy, and I immediately began a series of gigantic ceramic figures inspired by his dark, complicated protagonists and their tragic and hopeless lives. Specifically: Tess. The pieces were large, with gaping eyes and long, twisted necks. It was the first time I really took a tortured character out of a book and tried to understand them in another medium. Working on that collection resulted in many hours of sculpting and reflecting, thinking and soul-searching (needless to say, I was a high school art student with a lot of emotions).
Feminism Is for Everybody by bell hooks, 2000
Abbey Maxbauer, editorial intern, @abbeymaxbauer
Age I Read It: 17
Favorite Line: "As long as women are using class or race power to dominate other women, feminist sisterhood cannot be fully realized."
How It Changed Me: I have always been on board with the idea of gender equality, but when I read Feminism Is for Everybody, I began to think more about the complexity of the feminist ideology. The society we've built requires us to educate ourselves about the many roadblocks standing in the way of what bell hooks saw as a more equitable feminist future. I was deeply changed by learning about the concepts of privilege and sisterhood—my worldview has undeniably shifted for the better.
The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison, 1970
Chanel Parks, assistant editor, @chanelinezp
Age I Read It: 21
Favorite Lines: "Along with the idea of romantic love, she was introduced to another—physical beauty. Probably the most destructive ideas in the history of human thought. Both originated in envy, thrived in insecurity, and ended in disillusion."
How It Changed Me: The Bluest Eye is one of the rare books that has made me cry—sob, in fact. The novel's protagonist is Pecola Breedlove, an almost-orphan who encounters intense racism; she becomes convinced that she's ugly, and pines for the quintessential whitewashed standard of beauty: blue eyes. When I read this—not having learned to fully grasp my identity and express myself as a black woman—it was extremely powerful.
I grew up in predominantly white neighborhoods, and while I thankfully never encountered the same discrimination as Pecola, I felt the pain of what it's like to be ostracized because of the color of your skin. I had come face-to-face with the toxic thoughts that I wasn't good enough, sometimes believing that life would be better if only I had different hair. As I embarrassingly cried in a corner of my college's library, I realized I wanted to help younger generations facing these unhealthy standards, and write about a spectrum of beauty—look at me now!
The Color of Water by James McBride, 1995
Molly Elizalde, associate editor, @mollyelizalde
Age I Read It: 16
Favorite Line: "In running from her past, Mommy has created her own nation, a rainbow coalition that descends on her house every Christmas and Thanksgiving and sleeps everywhere—on the floor, on rugs, in shifts; sleeping double, triple to a bed, 'two up, three down,' just like old times."
How It Changed Me: As a high school student, I read anything I could get my hands on, but for some reason, rarely outside the genre of fiction. In a writing class in 11th grade, I was assigned James McBride's memoir The Color of Water and a whole world of creative nonfiction and essay-writing opened up to me. Reading McBride's honest and personal account of his upbringing (one of 12 black children to a white mother) made something something in my brain click. I used this book as an example the first time I wrote my own personal essay, which was also the first time I took real joy in writing.
Jesus' Son by Denis Johnson, 1992
Stefan Marolachakis, senior editor, @stefanmymind
Age I Read It: 18
Favorite Lines: "Sometimes I heard voices muttering in my head, and a lot of the time the world seemed to smolder around its edges. But I was in a little better physical shape every day, I was getting my looks back, and my spirits were rising, and this was all in all a happy time for me. All these weirdos, and me getting a little better right in the midst of them. I had never known, never even imagined for a heartbeat, that there might be a place for people like us."
How It Changed Me: When my older sister moved into her first apartment, she immediately invited me over to check it out. After giving me a tour (which consisted of a quick arm gesture and a "This is it!"), she grabbed a copy of Jesus' Son off the shelf. "I think you're going to like this one," she said.
I opened it up, intending only to scan the first page; when I looked up a couple of hours later, I realized I'd just finished reading the last page. Johnson tells the tale of a young drifter through a series of vignettes, each focusing on a different misadventure. I'd never known a book could be so breezy and so weighty at the same time. Night fell, and I left clutching the book tightly, wishing I could wrap the words around me and wear them home like a coat. I wanted in.
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The Beta version is in testing, but soon enough Google Maps may be helping you find parking! It doesn't deliver micro information (yet) like exact spots or lots with spaces, but it can tell you if a specific area you're approaching has limited opportunities. A red "P" will appear on the app that alerts users "Parking is usually limited near this destination." If parking seems less problematic, it'll relay a "medium" or "easy" alert!
So far, it looks like it's function is restricted to large shopping malls or airports. We shall wait and see I suppose!


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Cleaned society's SPIRIT has come back to Cambodia
I can't wait to write this article. I have noticed many times already about this changing attitude. Perhaps many of readers did pay attention to this revolutionary activity as well. For sure, we have to appreciate such rewarding performance like this. This is the best ever model for building a civilized and stable society.
Quess what? It is the culture of cleaning wastes and whatever kind of trash that has become the spirit of many young Cambodians. Why this habit surprise me and all of you? It is because Cambodia or our Phnom Penh capital city was famous in the last few decades a country of disorganize and no discipline.
We can't reject this statement. Even though I am one of Khmer citizens and have to defend our country but I can't. It's, in fact, true that our country was and is not clean. Street, building, and peole are less organized. Even worse than that majority of Khmer did not pay much attention to good environment at all. Maybe some of readers feel and witness the same thing like I am doing right now.
Of course, we accept that we are not as hygiene as one standard society expect to be. Our city and country are not that clean to meet even regional standard. People's attitutde and awareness to clean environment are also ver low. If we walk down the roads in Phnom Penh city, we will encounter lots of wastes, trash, and dirty road etc. You can mane it when you were out there.
Additionally, we may also see Cambodian people both young and old, boys and girls or individual, couple and families are throwing remaining plastic bag and other types of wastes along the streets all over the city although the City Hall has its city regulation to forbid and even fine to those who disrespect the law. Many of Cambodians kept doing the same thing as it was.
There were some explanations regarding this low and uncivilized behavior. For some scholars, they said that it was because of the war. People lost lots of good traditions and values that their ancesters had practiced before. Another would say it's because of seriousness of law implementation. Law has been created by no one has willing to enforce it. The other expalanation seems very convincing is because we do not have such lessons to teach and encourage students to do it at very early age, for example, during primary school.
I am not sure which one is correct but I am sure that right now thing has changed a lot. For the last three years as many of readers have noticed, there have been radical movements by many Cambodian adults towards cleaned city. They sometime gathered by a university initiation, voluntary groups or through social networks such as facebook. They happen to be very active in cleaning our city.
They seem very confident and brave in doing their social work although picking up trash is not a good job to do at all. They have changed their mindset from leaving the job to cleaner's responsibility to do it by themselves. This is very good point to talk about. Let's give credits and encourage this kind of behavior to keep running. Why we have to talk about this goodness? It's because for so long we have always fingered point to one another that were so inactive and did not help develop the country. But now there are people doing, we should also give recognition to them.
As many readers have witnessed, there were many activities relating to the cleaned society movement but I don't need to detail about that. What I wanted to raised all of readers' awareness is few voluntary events and happened without any pre-planing. One major example was during our 2003 King Father Sihanouk's funeral event. We have seen many young and old people joined hand together to clean our city especially the garden infront of Royal Palace. They did it so voluntary and with good heart.
Second major notice was the gathering via facebook by Life Library facebook page led by venerable Oeun Sam Art to clean our city every weekend. I also happened to join this activity few times. I really like it and very proud that I am part of the solution, not the trouble for the country.
The third, fourth, fifth.. and this time it happens in the Olympic Stadium after the football match. I have very carefully observed that it is now becoming a habit of many young Cambodia to share their responsibility in keeping the city clean. As you have seen in some video posted on facebook, both young and old people walked around the stadium and collected all wastes and put them into one organized place. I really like this behavoir. For a clear instance, during the Cambodian All Star Football Match with Thailand on January 23, 2016 hundred of thousands of people joined the match and, of course, thousand kilo of wastes left behind. We may think nobody will care of this but there were many Cambodians who joined that match cared. They did it by their bare hand. They finished and kept it clean before they left home.
Now, the habit of a cleaned city and cleaned enviroment in general has come deeper into Cambodians. Let's it be our new mindset. May it be our gene and continue to our next generation..!
Why don't we do this and let's have a world record or Guiness World Record on calling most youth to join the cleaning city in Cambodia.


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Grim Dawn one of the easiest ARPG titles in recent years
Grim Dawn is a hack 'n' slash action role-playing game set in a fantasy world that has been ravaged by a monstrous invasion. It has been stewing in Steam Early Access for quite some time but is now designated as 'content complete' and is due a full release next month - though you'll get pretty much everything if you buy it right now.
Grim Dawn is set in a vast world that never strays too far from a grim, gloomy, yet thoroughly appealing presentation. Disregarding the obvious lack of lack Hollywood-esque cinematic cutscenes, it wouldn't be a big leap to suggest that Grim Dawn shares quite a few similarities with the likes of Diablo II and Titan Quest.
There's nothing wrong with having similarities to such titles - they are fantastic games, and it is commendable that developers would create a title harkening back to the days of serious-minded gritty ARPG's, but Grim Dawn sticks to the tropes of these games of old with an unshakeable conviction that strips the game of any humour whatsoever.
That isn't to say that Grim Dawn is a bad game, in fact it is a great title - if you are willing to treat the story as a mere sideshow to the incredible amount of action and exploration. Grim Dawn's class system is so achingly perfect that it sets the game head-and-shoulders above pretty much every other ARPG out there.
Each of the classes: Soldier, Nightblade, Shaman, Demolitionist, Arcanist and Ocultist, can be mixed with any other provide a wealth of cross-class opportunities and unlike other games to do this (including Titan Quest, from which the idea was borrowed), there's an incredible amount of support for the various builds through the game's itemisation. Beyond this, the game's Devotion system, which allows points earned from restoring sacred shrines to be invested in star sign constellations, allows for further character development.
There's a huge amount of attention that's been paid to giving players control over their characters and creating a genuine sense of cause and effect in the game's decisions. Sometimes it can mean the death of innocents, or a betrayal from within, or even a quicker route through the game's story, but choices always have an impact.
Grim Dawn, whilst gritty is beautiful to behold, both in terms of the aesthetic and the extremely solid, balanced and tight gameplay. While the story, brutal difficulty and general darkness of the title might not be to everyone's taste, this is one of the easiest ARPG's to recommend to serious gamers in recent years.
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InfiNet Wireless has successfully provided a wireless broadband network solution to the Kazakhstan Railways (KTZ), the first of its kind within the region. The wireless link has been deployed as part of a pilot project connecting trains and railway stations in a single network covering the Astana to Borovoye section of the railway network. It provides passengers with high-speed Internet connectivity for the duration of their journey.
During live trials network speeds reached up to 80 Mb/s per train, while the trains own speed was up to 200 km per hour, with data transfer remaining constant in large open areas and tunnels. To make the network low cost and robust small wireless devices were installed externally to the train and can bear the wind load of the train as it reaches high speeds. Additionally the trains will be integrated into security system comprising of video surveillance and alarm buttons that are connected to a shared monitoring centre.
The solution was demonstrated and endorsed by representatives from KTZ and JSC Transtelecom. The pilot project was implemented jointly with KRIS-Service, a local InfiNet Wireless integrator and initially deployed on passenger trains and the KTZ technology and maintenance fleet.
Wireless technology allows for high-speed Internet access for passengers as well as stable voice communication throughout the train journey. A number of issues that are specific to railways can also be solved effectively through the implementation of wireless connectivity, namely establishing an interactive and automatic system that can control and register ticket and to connect every train to a corporate data transfer network. These measures ensure full control over train schedules and allow for a timely response in the event of an incident.


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Position opening: Graduate Assistant; Photojournalism and Photography
Department: School of Communication
Term of appointment: One-year assignment, renewable for second year, beginning with the fall 2017 semester. Assignment is 8 months, late August until early May. Fall semester starts in late August.
Salary: $6,400 ($3,200 per semester) annual stipend plus fully paid tuition and fees.
Requirements: Undergraduate degree in journalism, mass communication, media studies, or similar degree. Professional and/or student media experience in journalism or mass communication field preferred. Applicants for this assistantship must already have been admitted into the M.A. program and must commit to enroll in a minimum of nine (9) credits per semester. The application processes for the graduate program and graduate assistantships are separate.
Primary duties: Graduate assistant will support the School of Communication's photo departments and labs and is responsible for ordering and maintaining supplies and equipment for the photo labs; for putting up, maintaining and taking down displays of student and other work; and other duties to be assigned.
Qualified applicants should submit, by March 15, 2017, by mail or email, a letter of application, resume, and names and contact information for at least three references to:
Dr. Steven Hallock
Graduate Program Director
School of Communication
Point Park University
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Applications will be accepted until position is filled, and the successful applicant should be notified by May 1, 2017. Point Park University is an equal opportunity employer.


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CHICAGO - Adding fuel to a debate over whether breathing nitric oxide can benefit premature infants, two new studies in the New England Journal of Medicine reached contradictory conclusions.
University of Chicago researchers found that infants who had received small amounts of nitric oxide to treat underdeveloped lungs were less likely to have delayed mental development or disability two years later.
But a study by the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, which looked at babies with more severe lung impairment, found that those who inhaled nitric oxide and those who did not were equally likely to die or to develop chronic lung disease.
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That's so rad!
Of the few fashion stylists in the industry, who are also dabbling with fashion design, is Radhika Mehra.
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Mehra has been styling the young star Alia Bhatt for some of her current appearances and advertisements and has started The Rad Project, a label that offers laptop and tablet sleeves, clutches and wristlets.
We adore her clutches and sleeves printed with pineapples, watermelons, tropical leaves and more.
For those who love glitter, there are several options too, the latest being glitter tassles that can be clipped on to anything you like. One can also get personalised pieces with your name, initials, hashtags or social media handles printed on them.
Log on to: www.facebook.com/theradproj