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I don't know why but I'm really fascinated with abandoned churches in this area. When I came across Eyes on Heritage through @EastLibertyPgh , I was hooked! It's a mix of churches that are abandoned but some aren't, I'm also not sure who is behind this site. Either way, it's amazing to just scroll through all the photos and really appreciate the architecture and heritage that is in each of these structures.
St Nicholas Croatian Church (Northside)
Calvary United Methodist (Northside)
St Peter & Paul Church: 130 Larimer Ave, East Liberty
St Casimir Church, 2132 Sarah Street, Southside. Looks like they're painting over the artwork which to me is silly. I would have kept it.
B'nai Israel Synagogue, 327 Negley Avenue, East Liberty
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What a memory of the beautiful church on mission st.
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Essay # 4 - AP Bio Free Response 2006:
The evolution of circulatory systems allowed larger and more-complex animals to arise.
(a) Describe the respiratory and digestive systems' specialized structures that facilitate the movement of glucose into the circulatory system of mammals. (immense surface area: alveoli & villi, extensive amounts of capillaries, digestive system relies on diffusion, facillitated diffucsion, and active transport, respiratory system uses diffusion and hemoglobin to raise the difference in oxygen pressure potential)
(b) Explain how oxygen and glucose are transported within the circulatory system of mammals. (veins deliver oxygen and glucose to the heart from lungs and intestines, heart sends glucose and oxygen to the tissues via arteries and capillaries)
(c) Explain the transfer of oxygen and glucose from the blood and into active cells of mammals.(blood pressure insures movemnt of plasma out of capillaries and into interstitial, concentration gradients promotes exchange)
Circulatory System
Using your text book, online video,
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Circulatory System (Heart):
The role of the circulatory system is to insure the transport of nutrients to the tissues and wastes away from the tissues of a multi cellular organism. Organisms that are composed of only a few layers of cells will not have a circulatory system because diffusion from and to their environment is sufficient. The majority of multi cellular creatures do have either an open or closed circulatory system.
An open circulatory system(mollusks, arthropods) involves the blood moving from a heart or hearts into artery(ies). The blood leaves the artery(ies) and moves into sinuses (body cavities). Muscular movements of the animals body and the pressure exerted by the movement of blood out of the artery(ies) pushes the blood eventually to a sinus that surrounds the heart(s). Blood enters the heart through tiny holes (ostia) to be pumped back into circulation once more.
A closed circulatory system (vertebrates, many annelids) sends blood from the heart into arteries. From the arteries the blood travels through smaller and smaller arteries until it reaches tiny vessels whose walls are only one cell thick. These vessels are called capillaries. This is where where nutrient for waste exchange occurs. No cell in the body is more than three or four cells away from a capillary. It has been estimated that if all the capillaries could be removed from one adult human and connected end to end rather than highly branched, the vessels length would equal three times the distance traveled around the earth.
We will focus this activity on the human (closed) circulatory system and begin with the heart.
The heart provides the needed pumping energy to drive blood throughout the body. It is composed of four chambers that efficiently separates the blood transport into two separate circulatory pathways. Pulmonary Circulation carries blood to and from the lungs. Blood brought into the Right Atrium from all parts of the body is pumped into the Right Ventricle. The right ventricle pumps the blood into the Pulmonary Artery that carries the blood to the lungs. Blood returning from the lungs comes back to the heart in the Pulmonary Veins and enters the Left Atrium.
Systemic Circulation transport blood to and from the rest of the body. Blood coming into the Left Atrium from the lungs is pumped into the Left Ventricle. The Left Ventricle then pumps the blood into the Aorta which has numerous branches carrying blood to all parts of the body. Blood returns from all parts of the body back to the Right Atrium via the Superior Vena Cava (upper body) and the Inferior Vena Cava (lower body).
1- What is the value of separating circulation into two separate pathways? (Mammalian Fetus - ductus arteriosus & foramen ovale)
2- Some babies are born with a hole in the septum separating the left and right ventricle. What symptom might be evident at birth to indicate this disorder?
3- What is the function of the heart valves?
Defects in the valves can compromise the efficient circulation of blood. This disorder can be identified using a stethoscope and listening for strange heart sounds or by using a sonogram.
4- What is the name given to the disorder associated with defective heart valves?
Fish have two chambered hearts, amphibians three, and many reptiles have a partially divided ventricle. Only birds and mammals have four chambered hearts. Dividing circulation into two separate pathways has enabled birds and mammals to be warm blooded (endothermic - internal body temperature not directly regulated by environmental temperature)
5- Why would two separate circulatory pathways be needed for an animal to be warm blooded?
The heart must be able to maintain the ideal rate of beating to insure adequate blood flow with limited energy expense to the body. Therefore the heart beats slower when at rest and faster rate when demand for oxygen and nutrients increases (exercise, stress, trauma). To facilitate this need for regulating heart rate and insuring synchronization of atrial and ventricular contractions, the heart is equipped with its own electrical system.
A small node of cardiac cells (SA Node; sometimes referred to as the pacemaker) initiates the electrical current. The current spreads in such a way as to cause both Atria to contract. The current reaches a second node (AV node)which carries the current in a way to cause the ventricles to contract and force the blood up into the arteries.The SA node has two nerves associated with it. One that increases the rate of depolarization and current formation and another that decreases it. As CO2 levels increase and pH decreases (CO2 mixes with water and becomes carbonic acid) the brain detects this and stimulates the SA node to depolarize more rapidly. Scarlet fever and other diseases have been known to create conditions in the body that can impair or even destroy the SA node.
6- What would a person need to do in the event that their SA node has lost normal function?
Monitoring the passage of the electric current through the heart can provide valuable information needed for the diagnosis of heart and circulatory disorders. The device used to monitor the electrical output of the heart is called an EKG machine (Electro "Kardia" Gram). Sensors are placed on the chest, wrists, and ankles that can detect the flow of the current through the heart. If the current is flowing toward the positive pole sensor the line on the EKG moves up. If the current is moving away from the positive pole the line goes down. Different views of this system can be seen by comparing the EKG output between two or more of the sensors placed on the body. A common EKG output produced between two sensors placed on the body is shown below.
Changes in direction of the output is a consequence of the current flowing toward or away from the sensors. Changing the sensors will lead to variations in shape of the EKG. All EKGs will have a P wave (SA node depolarization), a QRS wave (AV node depolarization & conduction through the fibers in the septa) and a T wave (re-polarization of the AV node). Distances between the waves and sizes of the waves can indicate anomalies of the heart.
7- Why isn't a wave showing re-polarization of the SA node revealed?


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Director of USGA SW Region Talks TurfBeing a student at PGCC means you get to benefit from one of the greatest perks of our vast network of relationships…spectacular guest speakers. Southern California-based Patrick Gross is an agronomist, but he's more than that, he's also the director of the USGA's Southwest Region, and he has made it a tradition to speak at PGCC Temecula for the last three semesters, with another visit slated for spring 2013.
It might not seem like the most rewarding work, to create something that is going to be trampled and marred repeatedly, but turf specialists see the higher purpose and resign their work to this fate. Famous golfers make headlines and big money because they play well, but beyond their instincts, skill and talent, one must also consider that these guys are playing on the best courses around the world. Looking at it from that perspective, turf specialists and agronomists are the unsung heroes of golf because their success is very much affected by the elements, and golfers better than anybody understand this. As a man who performs visits with the USGA at over 130 facilities each year, Pat Gross understands this.
According to Dennis Orsborn, instructor for PGCC Temecula's Turf Management course, "USGA agronomists are employed to help managers of golf facilities provide the best possible playing fields and sound operations; they assist with the science of turf growing, and the business practices of golf maintenance operations." He continues, "They will directly assist the golf course superintendent and provide Turf Advisory Services for the Greens Committee and management."
Mr. Orsborn brings Pat out to speak because what better person for students to talk to than the guy who's been at the helm at Pebble Beach prepping the course for the U.S. Open in 2010? "I have known of Pat for more than 30 years. I have also called upon Pat to visit and consult on several properties that I was responsible for in the past." Guest speakers of his caliber always make for exciting classroom energy. "Pat was enthusiastic to come and share his experience and to help explain the role USGA plays in keeping golf healthy. He is well known speaker and golf turf expert, and he is renowned in our industry."
Gross, armed with a power point on his experiences, always encourages comments and questions along the way. Orsborn continues, "It is always a pleasure! Pat is obviously a passionate and enthusiastic Ambassador for the game, and students are eager to interact and ask questions relating to his involvement and encounters in the industry." Orsborn concludes that, "It's exciting to have such a renowned and well connected individual in the golfing world."
Pat spent time reviewing what the USGA does to prepare and manage a U.S. Open site such as The Olympic Golf Club in San Francisco, but Orsborn feels that "The best part of Pat's presentation is a countdown from 1 to 10 the most frequently asked questions by greens committees and course management. The number one, of course, is 'Why do they have to aerate the greens just when they are getting good?' So, why do they have to aerate the greens just when they are getting good? Maybe you should swing by the campus next spring, catch Pat in the halls and ask him.


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I just spent a fantastic long weekend skiing with my 5-year-old at Mt. Rose Ski Resort. It was his first time and he loved it! We'd like to go more often, but the distance (and expense) make it difficult.
For those of you with young kids, what ski resorts do you love, and why? Our ideal resort would be not too far away, plenty of easy-moderate slopes, a family-friendly vibe, and not too expensive.
Also, any tips for how to make ski trips with kids successful? e.g. how do you get them to stay hydrated? Take breaks before getting exhausted? Get them onto and off of the lifts? etc? need to ski
You can stay in Arnold, which is maybe 30 minutes from the ski resort. And if you don't feel like skiing one day, there are places right off of Hwy 4 where you can pull over and play in the snow or sled.
Murphys is nice as well--closer to the Bay Area, but further from skiing. You can also find a lot of cabins to rent in the area if you want to stay for a while.
If you do want to truck up to Tahoe, we have found the ski school at Heavenly to be great for our now-7-year-old. After two seasons he is a solid blue run skiier. Bryan in Oakland
I'm looking to meet up in some snowy place with my LA family over the holidays. We're hoping to find something mid-way that is also good for some winter fun. We're mostly interested in some xcountry and sledding and none of us have 4 wheel drives so we'd rather avoid roads that aren't typically cleared and well used. Also, ideally we'd like to rent a vacation home. It looks like Kings Canyon and Sequoia are pretty much mid-way. Have you skiied at these places? Where did you stay? How was it? Thanks! Ye Olde Familie Vacation Planner
My husband and I are the proud parents of a 6 week old baby, and would like to resume some skiing/snowboarding this winter. I'm interested to hear about how other parents solved this problem. Parents' lift tickets seemed like the way to go but they are expensive. Are there any parents' season passes, deals or programs? I think our baby is too young for resort day care, but some resorts have baby sitters; does anyone have experience with this? Any other advice to facilitate a bit of snow fun this winter is greatly appreciated.
1. parental predicament ticket (yes that's what it's called). It's a lift ticket you can swap back and forth between adults. Truthfully you can do this with any ticket as we've never had a resort in tahoe question us. Keep an eye out for deals and you can get some pretty cheap tickets.
2. Share a ski house with other parents so you can take turns with childcare. We're getting a ski lease this year and are always looking for guests. Contact me if you're interested.
3. morning/afternoon spouse swap whereby either you or your husband ski or babysit for the morning or afternoon then swap. It's easier to be with the kids off the mountain so the babysitter drops off the skier and you also don't have to deal with parking.
4. Cross country with the kid in a sled or backpack. Not the same as downhill, but you're still outside in the snow.
It's definitely a lot more work then skiing before kids, but very much worth it. liz
We'd like to go for a cross-country ski weekend with our almost 4-yo son. Any ideas about go places to go for a long weekend from the Bay Area? Lodging too? Thanks! Julia
I am so tired of driving my kids to the snow so they can snowboard, and does anybody know of an organisation or any other way to get them up there without me driving/coming along? and how old do they have to be to send them on their own? is 13 too young?
We are looking for a fairly quiet cross country ski area and cabin or home that will hold 4 adults, 2 toddlers, and 1 teen. Mostly interested in cross country and sledding, within 3-4 hours from the Bay Area.
My 14-year-old want to go skiing more than we want to take him. I grew up in San Francisco and my siblings were members of a ski club called Mogul (late 60s & 70s) that would take busloads of kids up for the day on the weekends. Does anything like that exist in the East Bay? Or does anyone have any other ideas? Mollie
We're planning a 4-5 day ski trip in early January with our two kids aged 2 1/2 and 5. Last year we went to Northstar, which had a great ski school program for my son. We rented a condo nearby and loved the easy transit and also being able to do stuff in Truckee. But the crowds were overwhelming - we went the week between Xmas and New Years. Also, because you had to take the Gondola up to just start your skiing or to get to the ski lessons there was a big bottleneck. Hauling both kids and everyone's equipment up every morning was a huge production.
My Mom is advocating for trying Heavenly this year. How does it compare? (Besides being bigger and more expensive). I like challenging skiing, but I know I won't get more than three or four runs a day given the kid care needs. We are looking for a place that's good for all ages. It seems like there's much more to do at Heavenly, but the casinos are a big turnoff for me. What do the skiing families out there prefer? And will the crowds be less of an issue the first week of January?
We'd like to take our kids, ages 4yrs. and 18 mo.s, on a trip to the snow. I hear that the area near Dodge Ridge, out past Sonora, is closer ( and faster to drive to) than Tahoe, and tends to be cheaper. Any thoughts on this? Also, though I'd like to get my 4-yr. old on skis for the first time, I don't imagine that would translate into a lot of time on the slopes for any of us, and I can't figure out what to do with the toddler in the meantime. Would I have to try to find a local babysitter? Or stay in the cabin while my husband and daughter hit the snow? What I'd really like to find is a place that has sleigh riding, tubing, tobaggoning, etc., (where you can rent the equipment, since we don't own any), and where we can all play in the snow together. I have no idea how/where to do this. Any / all suggestions appreciated! stephanie
We just started cross country skiing and really enjoy it.Can anyone recommend a Cross Country skiing place that is close to the Bay Area and inexpensive? We have 2 daughters, 4 and 5 years old. The 5 year old has just started learning and loves it.We have been going to Royal Gorge because we don't know anywhere else but it is a bit expensive. ex down hill skier
A HIGH elevation place that's cheap and has set trails is the Sierra Club's Clair Tappaan lodge at Soda Springs. You'll have to walk or carry the kids up to the lodge, then up from the meadow behind the lodge the first, steep 100 yards, but then the main trail is quite gentle. http://www.sierraclub.org/outings/lodges/ctl/ctlinfo.asp#Winter
There are several guidebooks that cover skiing on public lands, but those trails, unless it just snowed (which presents it's own set of problems), can be pretty cut up and icey, not what you want for a first time for the little ones.
Here are some guidebooks for you, they are also available at REI and
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Here's a good link: http://gorp.away.com/gorp/activity/skiing/cros_ca.htm
Don't forget Yosemite (Badger Pass, the valley rarely has enough snow to ski) and Giant Forest national parks, both have good beginner skiing on closed roads and snow covered trails. Been There, Done That
Couple looking to take ten-month old daughter on a short vacation this holiday (by car). Does any one know of a place where we could do some cross country skiing and hiking and have child care available? Other suggestions? John
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Bret Michaels is a man-whore of the highest level. Somehow I think after banging DAISY, for God's sake, and a shit ton of other skanks, banging Tish isn't going to faze anyone. And parents of Disney stars are supposed to break up, right?
Not to mention that if I was with Billy Ray Cyrus, who seems like not such a bad guy but at the same time seems like a douche, I would probably do the nasty with Bret. He's such a ho he's probably not an awful f**k. And then I would douse myself in rubbing alcohol, eat antibiodics like they were candy, and run to the clinic for every STD test known to man.
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Good to have you back, JdR !!
Welcome back John. As usual right in lockstep with the DNC and the Obama Campaign. Does that little curly haired blond twit email you directly?
Nice cartoon John. I would have added some puppet strings attached to him, emanating from a Koch brother's cloud, to paint a complete picture of this pre-corporate vetted puppet, but still, it was very good.
This cartoon is an accurate portrayal of the political process that is being forced on us everyday. Forced on us and we are told to just accept it. Write any legislation on an etch-a-sketch, say a new healthcare law. When it's challenged , and the Supreme Court takes and shakes the etch-a-sketch, the same defeated, unconstitutional law will magically reappear and be put through the process again. Bill after bill, law after law, it is all broken.
mark – It is NOT about that at all. Now all we need is a back flip through a flaming hoop to finish off your contortional calisthenics, and we can all go home entertained.
This might be my least favorite cartoon yet, as it is wildly inaccurate. You should have drawn lines between each letter. It is nearly impossible to draw "stand alone" letters on an etch-a-sketch – surely an advanced skill that Santorum has yet to master. I have seen this gaffe too many times in the past 3 weeks and can no longer sit idly by on the sidelines.
Glad to see you back, Mr. DeRosier. I hope your vacation was good.
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The increased risk of a new cancer was related to a combination of factors including the radiation received in preparation for the transplant, altered immune function, and prior treatment for the initial disease, said Rochelle Curtis, who led the study at NCI's Radiation Epidemiology Branch.
This is the largest study to date to show that patients who received an allogeneic transplant -- using marrow from a "matched" healthy donor -- have an increased risk of developing solid tumors, such as melanoma and brain and thyroid cancers, after transplantation. The study did not address autologous transplantation, which uses the patient's own marrow or stem cells and is now under study in the treatment of breast and ovarian cancer.
The findings underline the importance of lifelong checkups for cancer survivors who have had bone marrow transplants. "Our results should alert physicians and patients to the higher risk of new solid cancers after transplantation," Curtis said. "Transplant recipients should be followed indefinitely to detect early signs of cancer."
To determine the risk of solid tumors, the researchers analyzed a database of about 19,000 patients from the International Bone Marrow Transplant Registry, Milwaukee, and the
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle. Data were contributed by 235 transplant centers in more than 40 countries. Most of the patients in the study had received a transplant to treat leukemia or severe aplastic anemia, using marrow from matched siblings.
A total of 80 patients developed solid tumors, 2.7 times more than would be expected in the general population. The risk rose steeply with time since transplantation. Five to nine years after transplantation, the incidence of solid tumors was 4.1 times higher among transplant recipients than in the general population, and after 10 years, the risk was 8.3 times higher among transplant recipients.
Transplant patients had significantly higher rates of melanoma and tumors in the buccal cavity (lip, mouth, tongue, and salivary glands). The increase in risk was also significant for cancers of the liver, brain and other parts of the central nervous system, thyroid, bone, and connective tissue.
The risk rose with increasing dose of radiation received in conjunction with the transplant and was highest among those who had the highest doses. Ionizing radiation has been linked in other studies to thyroid, bone, connective tissue, and brain cancers.
Age at the time of transplantation also affected risk. Patients younger at the time of transplant -- under age 30 -- were more likely to develop a solid tumor later in life. The highest risks were among those who had undergone transplantation when they were less than 10 years old. Many of these excess cancers were related to prior radiation therapy.
Immunologic factors appeared to affect risk for certain cancers, such as melanoma and cancers of the oral cavity and skin. Patients, particularly men, who had developed chronic
graft-versus-host disease after transplantation -- a disorder in which immune cells from the transplanted marrow attack the patient's skin and internal organs -- were more likely to develop squamous cell cancers of the skin, mouth, tongue, and lips.
Most of the data in this study came from patients followed less than 10 years. Among the 19,000 patients, only 690 were followed for ten or more years and only 104 were followed for 15 years or more. The authors note that further research will be needed to clarify the long-term risk of solid cancers after bone marrow transplantation, especially for breast, lung, and other cancers that commonly take many years to develop.
The authors of this study emphasize that bone marrow transplantation cures many patients with cancer or other life-threatening diseases and produces long-term survival in a large number of other cases. "These benefits clearly outweigh the risks of late complications," said Curtis. "But among patients who have received transplants, constant vigilance is called for to detect signs of solid tumors early, when they are more treatable."
*The study is titled, "Solid Cancers After Bone Marrow Transplantation." The authors are Rochelle E. Curtis, M.A., Philip A. Rowlings, M.B., B.S., H. Joachim Deeg, M.D.,
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I haven't been too too worried about my heart rate lately, I still check every once in a while and make sure it doesnt go crazy again. I think if you're worried about over working your heart check in with a doctor. But like you said when you went to the er everything came up fine, double checking shouldn't hurt. And exersize is the best way to relieve the stress, and maybe having a doctor will give you a peace of mind so you can keep working hard.
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And my boyfriend is the same way he just doesnn't really get it. He tries to tell me to just get over it which is the last thing I want to hear. I, also, HATE going to parties or out to eat or anything. I like being at home, on my couch watching a movie. He's getting to be a little more understanding now, but we have had our fair share of fights and almost break ups. Maybe you should have him read an article or something?
And as for me I am from the midwest and I just got back from the keys in florida so I had a really really rough week. I've never been so far from home (about 22 hours away! ) I'm home now but I feel weak because I barely ate anything while we were there. I'm kind of hoping this trip makes my anxiety a little easier, like if I can go that far then going to the store should be a breese..hopefully lol.View Thread
The attendance officer told me that kids with "real" problems know how to get to school on time.
I feel your frustration and your daughters hurt.
Keep reminding her that she does have a real problem and not to let those jerks get to her.
Better yet, maybe you could get the doctor to call them and have a little word in? That would be quite interesting.View Thread
"So what if you fail? You get up and you try again."
I repeated it in my head over and over and over to where I would say "yeah, so what if I fail?" And it took the stress off. Not that she should think that and not study or anything, no no no. It might help release some of that stress of the test taking and homework.
I'm very proud of her! I have actually dropped out of high school 4 years ago and got my GED 3 years ago, and I'm terrified of going back to school.View Thread
I felt that way when i got the job i'm in now. I really didn't want to answer their call haha. I was very anxious from the call up to the interview, but afterword I felt really good.
Maybe you can call them back and say your phone died or got disconnected?
My boyfriend does the same thing, doesn't know why i'm hard on myself, or why i take all the stressers to the extreme.
He doesn't quite understand that we don't want to take them to the extreme, that's just how they feel with us.View Thread
My heart usually does race, of course, but this kind was insane. I think with mine I had way too much caffeine that day but it still scared the living daylights out of me. Like you I kept feeling my heart, and anytime I would walk I would try and walk as slow as I could so my heart wouldn't race.
When people have panic attacks there's a trigger. I'm guessing if you were in church and if it was full you might have gotten overwhelmed and panicked and now you're worried it'll happen again (in my opinion not sure, i'm no doctor.) My trigger is sick. I'm worried ill be sick or see or be around people that are sick.
Also I think it could be letting the stress build since you said you've always been stressed. I highly recommend seeing a counsler, especially since you're dealing with grad school and letters and all that fun stuff. Talking helped me alot.View Thread
Pacing helps me and so does talking,, but at work I go into like a manic state and I wont shut up and I'll just go on and on and on lol.
But I recommend trying the night time yoga.I like to do it right after I shower and i'm in my pjs (shorts, t shirt.) Sometimes I do it before my shower in yoga clothes.View Thread
I'm going to try some breathing and exersizing right now. I live in the midwest and right now i'm in florida for my brothers wedding and every day since the day we've left I have had a bad episode. I'm actually missing my brothers rehearsal dinner right now. I think it's getting a little better because I'm actually eating something now where as at first I didn't eat for two days.View Thread
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Cochrane's battles on land as a politician are described with equal attention to colorful detail. While mounting a vigorous campaign against corruption in the Admiralty, he gained many enemies, who, in turn, framed him in a sensational stock exchange fraud case. Imprisoned briefly, he fought back with his usual intensity, restored his reputation, and returned to sea, bound in 1818 for the wars of independence in South America. Once again with nearly total disregard of danger, he helped liberate Brazil and Chile from colonial rule. Upon his death in 1860, a few weeks before his eighty-fifth birthday, he received a hero's burial in Westminster Abbey.
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But for stalwart fans like myself who tend to consider every nuance and minor detail of the show's sketches, the sentiment is either only partially true or not true at all. Sure, the show saw a spike in viewership thanks to Tina Fey's Sarah Palin impression, leading critics to praise SNL's "creative resurgence." But the buzz was just as strong when Will Ferrell played George W. Bush nine years ago. (And, furthermore, it wasn't as if the show didn't have its culturally resonant hits in recent years, not limited to Maya Rudolph's Donatella Versace impression or Andy Samberg's fusion of Internet humor into the mix).
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How to Prevent and Treat Dandruff
Three Methods:Treating DandruffUsing Home RemediesPreventing Dandruff
Dandruff, a condition characterized by flaking, itchy scalp, is one of the most common dermatological conditions. Fortunately, while the exact cause of dandruff is not known, there are some things you can do to reduce your risk of getting it, and effective treatments are available. So if it looks like a winter storm is following you - and only you - read on.
Method 1 of 3: Treating Dandruff
1Use a shampoo designed to treat dandruff. If dandruff persists despite regular shampooing, you may need something stronger.
- Try a shampoo with zinc (look at the label on the back); zinc helps fight off dandruff. There are a variety of zinc-based anti-dandruff shampoos available at your pharmacy or grocery store, and they usually work.
- Be sure to follow the instructions carefully, and make a little extra time to shower, as most of these recommend that you leave them in for 5-10 minutes and lather twice.
2Oil your hair with herbal oils or use special herbal gels. Gels from India have been known to help. Do this on a regular basis, at least twice a week for improvement
3Use a medicated shampoo. For more severe dandruff, a medicated shampoo maybe be necessary.
- Be aware that there are different active ingredients in dandruff shampoos. If one does not work for you, you can simply try another.
- Ketoconazole (brand name Nizoral®) is extremely effective against certain types of dandruff that are caused by a fungus.
- 1% Ketoconazole is available without prescription in the US, 2% requires a prescription. The 2% is available without a prescription in Canada.
4Be patient. While anti-dandruff shampoos may produce results after a few uses, it can take a week or two to see any difference.
5Switch it up. If one type of anti-dandruff shampoo doesn't seem to work, or if it works for a time but then doesn't, switch to a product with another active ingredient (the active ingredient will be labeled on the bottle).
6See your doctor if the problem persists after more than a couple weeks of treatment. There are prescription shampoos available, and prescription steroid creams may also help.Ad
Method 2 of 3: Using Home Remedies
1Use aspirin. Aspirin contains salicylic acid, which is an ingredient used in many anti-dandruff shampoos. Crush up two aspirin tablets to a fine powder, then mix this powder with the required amount of your regular shampoo in a bowl. Apply and allow the shampoo to sit in your hair for a minute or two before rinsing out.
2Use tea tree oil. Tea tree oil can effectively reduce dandruff. All you need to do is mix a couple of drops of pure tea tree oil in with your regular shampoo and wash as normal.
3Use baking soda. Baking soda helps to fight the fungus that often causes dandruff. Dampen your hair with water, then rub a tablespoon of the baking soda directly into your scalp. Rinse out with plain water, do not shampoo.
4Use egg oil. Massage egg oil (eyova) well in to the scalp and leave it on overnight. Shampoo off in the morning. Use twice a week for rejuvenation of the scalp skin and elimination of dandruff. Egg oil contains immunoglobulins which reduce the auto-immune response of skin to external pollutants or chemicals.
5Use apple cider vinegar. Apple cider helps to correct PH imbalances on your scalp which can cause dandruff. Mix equal parts apple cider vinegar and water in a spray bottle and spritz directly onto the roots of your hair. Leave to sit for 15 minutes before rinsing out.
6Use coconut oil. Coconut oil helps to moisturize a dry flaky scalp, thus reducing dandruff. Massage three tablespoons of the coconut oil directly into your scalp (it smells great!) and leave to sit for an hour before washing out with shampoo.[1]
7Use lime. Squeeze the juice from 1 to 2 limes. Apply it to the dandruff zone. Scratch into the scalp area and leave for for about 3 minutes. Then rinse out. Repeat each day over 2 to 3 days; the dandruff should start to retreat.Ad
Method 3 of 3: Preventing Dandruff
1Eat a healthy, balanced diet. As if you needed another reason to eat right, it turns out that a healthy diet may ward off the flakes.
- Make sure to get plenty of zinc, Omega-3 fatty acids, E and B-vitamins, and avoid excessive yeast and sugar. Research suggests that dandruff is at least in part caused by a fungus that thrives in yeasty, fatty, sugary environments.
- Though this does not necessarily directly affect the conditions of your skin, your overall health will help with how your body responds to the fungus causing the dandruff.
2Avoid stress. Stress challenges the body's defenses and encourages all sorts of ailments, including dandruff, so relax now and don't worry about wearing a black shirt tomorrow.
3Limit your use of hair styling products. Hairspray, mousse, and gel may contribute to dandruff in some people.
- They may also cause excessive drying of the skin, which can cause flaking - or trigger allergic reactions.
- If you notice dandruff soon after you begin to use a new product, chances are the product is to blame.
- The exception to this would be using a therapeutic styling gel or spray formulated with tea tree oil.
4Wash your hair regularly. Dandruff seems to thrive in oily hair, so regular shampooing can help you fight it off.
- If you already have dandruff, washing your hair may help you keep the symptoms (the flakes) under control until it goes away. Massage your scalp so that you clean your skin, as well as your hair.
- This is one time when the "repeat" directions in "wash, rinse, and repeat" may be useful. The first washing breaks up the waxy sebum, and the second washing helps rinse it all away.
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- Use cold water when you shampoo your hair.
- It's best to get your vitamins from food, rather than nutritional supplements. A quick Internet search will turn up foods you can integrate into your diet that are rich in zinc, Omega-3s, and B-vitamins.
- Tea tree oil has antiseptic qualities that may help kill the fungus, and keep your scalp moisturized. You can buy a small bottle at many groceries and health food stores, and add 5-6 drops to your regular shampoo. Or just purchase a shampoo that contains tea tree oil.
- If your dandruff shampoo stops working be sure to get a different kind. This happens because your body is same thing everyday you build up a tolerance.
- Avoid detergent based shampoos.
- Rinsing your scalp with a rinse of 1/4 cup white vinegar to 3/4 cup water may help the problem. The natural acids will help loosen any sebum (dead skin and oils) that clings to your scalp and flakes to form dandruff. Rinse thoroughly with warm, not hot, water. If you don't rinse well, you will smell like vinegar. While white vinegar is the gold standard of home remedies, apple cider vinegar or lemon juice should work as well. Lemon juice may lighten dark hair.
- If anti-dandruff shampoos aren't working, or if you notice redness on the scalp or silvery or yellow flakes, you may not have dandruff at all. A number of other conditions can lead to flaking skin and itchy scalp. See your primary care physician or dermatologist.
- Wear light-colored clothing (especially tops) while you have dandruff. Most people won't even notice.
- Try the condition only treatment first during a vacation or a time when you will be less publicly visible, since your scalp will be very oily at first. It will take two weeks to a month for the balance of oils on your hair and scalp to adjust itself.
- Buy and use two or three different types of regular shampoo and don't use the same one two days in a row. This way build up is minimized. For some reason this gets rid of lesser cases of dandruff.
- If you have hay fever, eczema, or other skin or respiratory allergies, your dandruff may be caused in part by an allergic reaction. In this situation, you may find it helpful to shampoo LESS frequently, so the natural oils that protect your scalp aren't stripped away. Allergic people may also react to dandruff shampoos by generating more dandruff. If you think this may be the case for you, try washing your hair with conditioner only, or washing less frequently.
- Try using a softer shampoo. During an interview, several barbers have said that the cause is often a harsh shampoo which kills or dries out the skin.
- Plain old fashioned Listerine® (the original amber formula) works wonders on dandruff! In fact, up until the 1980s, the label even mentioned that it was effective on infectious dandruff. Daily or several times a week, saturate a cotton ball with Listerine and swab over your scalp. The menthol and methyl salicylate are particularly effective at helping to relieve scalp itch. You may also choose to use Listerine as a shampoo rinse, it has similar effectiveness when used this way.
- Leave-in treatments like Scalpicin® may be useful for particularly itchy scalps. They contain either anti-inflammatory ingredients (like hydrocortisone) or one of the active anti-dandruff ingredients. Usually these treatments also contain menthol, which provides a cooling effect that reduces the sensation of itching.
- A quick internet search will turn up all kinds of home remedies for dandruff. While some of these may indeed work, anti-dandruff shampoos are inexpensive enough to be adequate for most people.
- Another possible remedy consists of pouring a generous amount of table salt into your hand before showering and covering your scalp in it. Gently rub it in, covering your whole scalp. Rinse it out in the shower, and shampoo normally.
- Try to often put oil on your hair.
- Try not to scratch your scalp (even if it is itchy); This causes even more dandruff to fall everywhere.
- Dandruff contrasts with dark clothing so consider wearing something light.
- Avoid itching. Itching makes your scalp bleed, which causes more dandruff to be produced.
- Watch out for shampoos that are packaged to look like dandruff shampoos but only say that they will rinse away loose dandruff. Any shampoo will rinse away loose dandruff.
- Discontinue use of any anti-dandruff shampoo or medication if the condition worsens or spreads, or if you notice side effects. Consult your primary care physician or dermatologist if the problem doesn't go away.
- If the dandruff doesn't begin to go away within 1 week seek medical attention. There may be a fungus involved. A treatment containing hydrocortisone will feed many topical fungi, which will just make a bad case of dandruff much worse.
- Over using medicated shampoos can cause dandruff of a different nature and even damage hair.
- Using more than one anti-dandruff product may cause redness and irritation.
- Some anti-dandruff shampoos, such as those containing selenium sulfide or coal tar* may discolor light or dyed hair.
- You could pick up a shampoo without SLS (and other potential irritants) from a store like Whole Foods, or Wild Oats.
- The FDA and the European Union have declared Coal Tar as a carcinogen. [2] Weigh the benefit of dandruff-free hair against the cancer risk, which is much, much smaller than the cancer risks from smoking or suntanning.[3]
- Avoid Sodium Lauryl Sulphate (SLS). It's a foaming compound that's a mild irritant. Some people find that using specialist soap without SLS as a shampoo for a couple of weeks makes their dandruff go away. You'll probably get it back if you switch back to ordinary shampoo. [4]
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- Shampoo with one of these anti-dandruff ingredients: ketoconazole, zinc pyrithione, selenium sulfide, salicylic acid, coal tar extract, or sulfur. If one doesn't work try another.
Sources and Citations
- Mayo Clinic
- MotherNature.com
- Dandruff Control Made Easy Articles and products to control dandruff and beautify your hair using tea tree oil and natural herbal ingredients.
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Rosie was appointed Chair of London Food by the Mayor to help improve Londoners' access to healthy, locally produced and affordable food.
Rosie is a writer and broadcaster. She founded Spare Rib, a feminist magazine, in her early 20s and was the UK's first female editor of a British daily newspaper, the Independent on Sunday. Rosie was editor of the Daily Express. She has also been editor of Esquire and the Independent. She owns a smallholding in Somerset and has written a book about her experiences on this farm, 'Spotted Pigs and Green Tomatoes – a year in the life of our farm'.
She developed Capital Growth which was launched last year by the Mayor, to boost "grow your own" by creating 2,012 community food growing spaces by 2012. The scheme, managed by London Food Link, now has hundreds of spaces being cultivated in a diverse range of places including canal banks, schools, roofs, private gardens open to the community and parks. The programme was awarded a Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) Commendation last year for its success in getting communities growing and has launched a competition to encourage primary age pupils to grow food in their school grounds.
She writes and speaks regularly about the importance of food in improving health and in reducing the carbon emissions, which cause climate change.


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Cabo Art & Culture
Come and see for yourself the color and creativity flowing from the old adobe buildings in San José del Cabo's ever growing Art District. Enjoy a beautiful drive along the oceanfront, past hotels and golf courses on the stretch of highway that connects Cabo San Lucas to the more colonial sister town of San José. Along the way your guide will share information regarding local culture, history and modern day Los Cabos. Arriving in San José del Cabo, you will begin at the Town Square, stopping at the San José Mission, one of the oldest missions on the Baja; then, continue on to the Art District. Your guide will lead you through the charming galleries where you will be able to greet the artists and admire their work, giving you time to look through the galleries and shop for something to your liking. There are many galleries featuring the works of artists from around the globe. At the end of the walk, you will have a final stop at the Baja Brewing Company where you will be treated to three beer samples from the extensive beer menu. A genuine brewmaster will explain the brewing process and teach you how to sample beer like a pro. At this point you may wander off on your own to browse in the galleries and souvenir shops before meeting up with your guide for the return to Cabo San Lucas.
Wear comfortable walking shoes. There are stairs in the Art District. Guests wishing to leave the tour in Cabo San Lucas can return to the ship on their own. It is an easy 10-minute walk back to the tender pier. Before boarding your tender back to the ship, you will also have time at the dockside flea market for shopping.


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Thursday 15 December | 09:00-12:45 | Convention Hall C
Geometry processing is a fast-growing area of research that designs efficient algorithms for the acquisition, reconstruction, analysis, manipulation, simulation and transmission of 3D models. This course covers different aspects of Geometry Processing, related with the reconstruction of high-level information from raw data.
The first part of the course explains how starting with a point set (e.g. acquired with a 3D scanner), one can reconstruct a valid mesh, and then recover higher-level information (symmetry, structuration into parts).
The second part is related with mesh-based computations (e.g. UV mapping and deformations) that need to define a function space over the mesh. We will introduce finite elements, spectral function bases and some of their applications.
The course is based on the following courses/book, together with new elements :
• Geometry Processing based on Polygonal Meshes (SIGGRAPH and EUROGRAPHICS Courses, Botsch et.al)
• Polygon Mesh Processing (AK Peters / CRC Press, Botsch et.al)
• Spectral Mesh Processing (SIGGRAPH and SIGGRAPH ASIA Course, Levy and Zhang)
Attendees need to be familiar with at least one programming language, notions of geometry, linear algebra, data structures and algorithms.
Course Schedule
Session 1
5 min. Lecture 0: Introduction (Lévy)
45 min. Lecture 1: Low Level: Reconstruction, Meshing and Sampling (Lévy)
45 min. Lecture 2: High Level: Recovering Structure and Symmetry (Zhang)
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Session 2
45 min. Lecture 3: Function Spaces I: Finite Element Modeling for Geometry Processing (Lévy)
45 min. Lecture 4: Function Spaces II: Spectral Mesh Processing (Zhang)
5 min. Wrapup, Q&A
Bruno Lévy directs the ALICE project team in INRIA Nancy Grand-Est and in the LORIA lab. His research topic is numerical geometry, with applications in numerical simulation, real-time rendering and scientific visualization. Some of his results (e.g. LSCM) are used in several commercial and open-source softwares.
He defended his Ph.D. thesis in 1999 and received the Gilles Kahn / Académie des Sciences SPECIF award in 2000. Then he did a post-doc in Stanford. He was program co-chair of ACM SPM in 2007 and 2008, and program co-chair of ACM/EG SGP in 2010. He is associate editor of TVCG (IEEE) and Graphical Models (Elsevier). He was awarded a grant from the European Research Council in 2008, received the Lorraine regional young researcher award in 2010 and the INRIA young researcher award in 2011.
Hao Richard Zhang co-directs the Graphics, Usability, and Visualization Lab at Simon Fraser University, Canada, where he is an associate professor in the School of Computing Science. He received his Ph.D. from the Dynamic Graphics Project (DGP), Department of Computer Science, University of Toronto in 2003 and M. Math and B. Math degrees from the University of Waterloo. His research interests include geometry processing, shape analysis, and computer graphics. He was a winner of the Best Paper Award from SGP 2008 and the Most Cited Paper Award for the journal Computer-Aided Design in 2010.


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Eve Samples: Hobe Grove developers intent on keeping huge project alive
If you thought last year's elections were a death knell for Hobe Grove, the mega-development proposed for a rural area west of Hobe Sound, don't send flowers to the funeral home just yet.
The New York-based company behind the project is intent on keeping it alive.
Undeterred by the new slow-growth majority on the Martin County Commission, Coventry Development Corp. continues to push its proposal to build 4,300 homes and 4.6 million square feet of business and education space on agricultural land west of Florida's Turnpike and south of Bridge Road.
Recently, its efforts are hinging on a singular question:
How many new homes does Martin County need?
Coventry apparently doesn't like the answer that's already on the books.
An executive with the company — which paid almost $44 million for the 2,800-acre property in late 2011 — last week penned a guest column for Scripps Treasure Coast Newspapers. In it, he complained that the county hadn't updated a document that projects housing needs since 2009.
"As Hobe Grove moves through the approval and, ultimately, development process, we intend to comply with the county's comprehensive plan," wrote Warren Wilson, a senior vice president with Coventry. "Martin County is also obligated to meet that same standard and comply with its own policies."
Wilson glossed over one huge fact:
Hobe Grove itself does not comply with the county's comprehensive plan, which serves as a blueprint for growth in Martin County.
Nicki van Vonno, the county's growth management director, verified this fact.
"The land-use designations on the property are not consistent with the projected use of the project," van Vonno said. "And the application is for a property that is clearly outside the county's urban service boundary."
Wilson, in a statement emailed to me Wednesday, responded that Coventry is following the county's rules by petitioning for an extension of the urban area. Such requests are permitted — but far from guaranteed — under the comprehensive plan.
To get the urban area moved, Coventry will have to prove that Martin County needs the thousands of new homes and millions of square feet of business space.
With that in mind, Wilson and others on Coventry's payroll are putting pressure on the county to update its "residential capacity analysis" — a jargony name for the document that indicates how many new homes are needed in the county.
The most recent analysis, completed four years ago, revealed the county's population is expected to increase by 18,352 people between 2010 and 2025. Assuming 2.2 people per household, the study found Martin County would need 8,304 new homes in its urban areas over the same period.
Boost that number by 25 percent, to make sure we have enough capacity for growth, and the number hits 10,380 homes.
Guess how many new homes could fit into the existing space within the county's urban areas:
More than 16,000, according to the 2009 study.
It's hard to make a case for 4,300 new homes outside the urban boundary with that kind of capacity inside it.
We can see why Coventry is pushing for a new study. And the county will have to do one.
County commissioners approved rules in 2011 that require an updated housing analysis every two years. Van Vonno said she hopes to have it done by July, a few months after the state releases new population estimates.
In the meantime, Coventry has asked the county to stop the clock on its development application until the new study is complete.
"That is something that we are still reviewing," van Vonno said.
Even if the application is put on hold for a few months, it's unlikely to improve Hobe Grove's longevity.
The Martin County Commission's slow-growth majority will remain intact until at least 2014.
If the development comes up for a vote before then, the smart money says it will be dead on arrival.
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U.S. Sen. Bob Casey Jr. jumped on the pro-gay marriage bandwagon last week.
Like so many other politicians who have looked at the polls, which show quickly growing public support for the concept, he's decided it would be OK to allow same-sex unions.
He's a little late to the coming-out party, but those who support marriage for gays cheered the decision.
Leaders of Sen. Casey's Catholic Church did not, saying his position was disappointing and contrary to church doctrine.


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The risk: Driving while texting or using cell phones to call is against the law in many states. How many people pull off the road to text or call? How many employers allow their employees constant use of their cell phones, and when does the work get done? Would their job be at risk?
The cell phone has become an extension of their bodies, in their hand or at their ear. Putting it away when visiting someone or having dinner at home or in a restaurant would show good manners, but most don't consider they are being rude. A phone can be put on pulse if you are on call or such as a doctor.
Some show lack of respect with their phone on and in use while in church. Even when many churches request you to turn your phone off, there are those who don't believe that means them.
Like the young of today, have we become so self-important, unseeing or unfeeling that we think this is right? As a senior citizen, manners were drummed into our heads, so I for one know this is not right.
Can we all see the error of this new technology, embrace it, use it as it is meant to be, but not fail with how it affects those around us? I hope.
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Web Roles and Responsibilities
The EERE website has dozens of contributors from DOE, the labs, and various contractors to the 130 website areas that comprise EERE's Web presence. This page outlines the major roles and responsibilities for EERE's offices and programs and how they support the EERE website.
The Communications Team
These are the key roles within the EERE Communications Team who work on the EERE website and their responsibilities.
EERE Web Enterprise Manager
The EERE Web Enterprise Manager, Karla Olsen, manages the EERE website, approves all new sites, domain requests, and new navigation, and directly oversees all changes made on the EERE corporate level sites. The EERE Web enterprise manager represents EERE at DOE Web policy meetings, manages Communications and EERE Web contractors, and oversees redesigns, new Web applications on EERE corporate-level pages, and overall EERE Web publishing and reporting.
EERE Web Project Manager
The EERE Web Project Manager, Carolyn Hinkley, manages daily updates and features on the EERE corporate sites, creates new corporate pages and projects to enhance the EERE website, and leads EERE's social media activities.
EERE Web System Administrator
The Web System Administrator, Alex Clayborne, manages the EERE Centralized Web Hosting Environment and the OpenText Content Management System. Alex and his team also assist the Web Coordinators and their lead contractors with requesting domain names from the Office of the CIO.
The EERE Offices
These are the key roles within the EERE Offices who work on the EERE website and their responsibilities.
DOE Program Director
Each DOE Program Manager is accountable for approving all new sites, redesigns, and special domain requests. They are also responsible for assigning their site area Web Coordinator to their respective Web site.
Web Coordinators
Every major program represented on the EERE site has a Web coordinator who is responsible for overseeing all Web activities in their office. Web coordinators also manage the day to day changes and maintenance of the office websites. They must be DOE employees. Web coordinators have the following responsibilities:
- Monitor and update their office websites
- Ensure that the program director reviews and approves all new sites, redesigns, Web applications, and URL requests
- Provide guidance to and direct Web project teams to the correct resources
- Guide office staff and contractors in required maintenance tasks
- Report total program website expenditures for annual budget reporting as part of EERE Congressional budget preparation
- Oversee OpenText maintenance agreement with ActioNET for support to office websites
- Attend EERE Web Coordinator meetings.
See the list of EERE Web coordinators to find a Web coordinator for a specific office.
The Web Governance Team
All new Web projects need to follow the guidelines at the Process and Approvals page. All new projects must be run by the Web Governance Team.
The Web Governance Team helps project teams comply with government and EERE standards in the Web environment. The Web Governance Team consists of the EERE Web Enterprise manager, the EERE Web project manager, the Web template coordinator, the Web technical manager, and the Web Governance Team Facilitator.
Web Governance Team Facilitator
The Web Governance Team Facilitator is the liaison between the EERE Web Web Governance Team and the Web site project team. The facilitator is also responsible for managing the Web Governance Team's documentation.


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Blog longevity.
Maintaining a blog for the long haul can be challenging at times. Like the ups and downs of a long-term relationship, there will be times you will want to throw in the towel and walk away. It feels like it is simply not working. Or not worth the effort.
There will be days you just don't want to write. Sometimes weeks. There will be seasons you just don't feel motivated. When you have a full-time job, significant life events or other projects consume your time, or life just gets hectic, maintaining a blog can be overwhelming.
I understand this. Some of my readers may have given up on me several times in the last several years. I have droughts. I had one recently. This one was a combination of significant life events combined with a full-time job. The stress zapped any motivation to write right out of my brain.
Yet I never wanted to give up. I knew I would be back. I think most bloggers go through this phase at some point. I can't be the only one who has neglected my blog (and my readers) on an occasion or two.
Blog Creation Has Changed
When the idea of creating a blog first develops, most people have a ton of momentum to start that new project. Excitement dominates. Ideas are flowing in, bouncing off the walls of the mind. When blogging first started out years ago you could put up a few posts, add some SEO, social marketing, and hope for a flood of visitors to your site.
Several years later, much of that has changed. Not only has the momentum fizzled, but Google has changed the rules. Old-fashioned SEO is no longer effective. Now, quality counts. This is a good thing.
Another factor is the ever-increasing creation of blogs. Blogging is no longer something new and unique. It is a lot more competitive to get readers because there are so many blogs out there.
Maintaining Blog For the Long Haul
So what do you do? The good news is that by putting in time and effort to keep your blog going for the long haul, you have a better chance of getting traffic and returning visitors.
Most people give up too easily when they're first starting out their blogs. They still want to believe that they can just set up a blog and watch groves of visitors come to it. In reality, creating an established blog takes time. And dedication. And work. But it doesn't have to be hard.
A few things can help.
Creating unique and quality content. This is even more important today if you want to gain favor in the eyes of the search engines and even more importantly, to gain regular readers.
Publish blog posts on a regular basis. This one can be the most challenging, especially if you are the sole content provider for your blog. "Regular" can mean twice a week or daily, just make sure you are consistent.
Treat your blog like a business. Depending on your goals, this is a perspective that will help you take your blog serious, and treat it with the attention it requires.
Come up with a publishing schedule. While I don't currently do this, it is something I have thought about doing in the future. This keeps you accountable and helps your readers know what to look for.
Take breaks. While it is important to stay consistent on updating your blog regularly, you will get burnt out at some point. Take a few days off and come back with a fresh mind.
Allow guest posts. This is one tactic I have used for a couple years now. This not only provides a different perspective from others, but gives you a break from creating fresh content. Just be sure you have guest post guidelines to keep up with quality content.
Ask readers what they would like to see. Once your blog starts getting stagnant, it may be time to reach out to your readers and ask what they would like to see. This also makes them feel like you are providing content that is relevant to them.
Write an occasional short post or a photo post. Sometimes it is okay to have a short post or photo post if you don't have much else to write about.
Content curation. This has been a tactic that has become more popular in the last couple years. Essentially, you provide a bunch of links to other related content across the web, compiled into one post.
Assess and revise goals annually. Each year, you should take some time and assess your goals for your blog. You can look at content, monetization, marketing, and social media.
By sacrificing with some hard work in the short-term, you'll quickly gain a lot of exposure in the long-term. Eventually you'll have a lot of people coming to your blog because they'll be able to see the quality of information that you're offering. By doing it the right way at first, you'll create a business instead of a get rich quick site.
You'll be able to form lasting relationships with your customers that will eventually result in repeat business. By working hard and doing the necessary things the right way, your efforts will be rewarded.
Once people find a blog that has high quality content and a personal voice, they'll be more likely to stick around and read what you have to say.


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Motorcyclist crashes on M5 at Cullompton
Posted: February 01, 2013|
A motorcyclist crashed and found himself in the central reservation of the M5 this afternoon.
Police say the blue Kawasaki motorcycle slid just north of junction 29 and ended up in the central reservation at 3:40pm.
The male motorcyclist came to rest near the central reservation, said police.
The outside lane on the M5 at Cullompton is closed southbound between junction 28 and 29, with debris scattered across the road.
No other vehicles were involved and the male motorcyclist is not believed to have suffered and serious injuries.


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From WikiFur, the furry encyclopedia.
Sleet may refer to:
- Sleet, a furry fan who moderates Furs For Christ and the Housepets! forum
- WhiteSleet aka Sleet, an artist with a cat fursona
- Sleet Bailey, a moderator of Luskwood in Second Life
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Top-ranked recipe named "Sloppy Joes, Crock Pot Version"
Cook meat, onion and garlic in pan. Spray crock pot with cooking spray and transfer meat mixture to the crock pot. Combine ketchup, bell pepper, celery, water, br. sugar, mustartd, Worcestershire sauce, and chili powder in slow cooker. Stir into meat. Cover and cook on low heat for 6 to 8 hours or on high heat for 3 to 4 hours.
Spoon mixture into pita pockets and serve.
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Anna and Mara want to make the world as bold and bright as they possibly can. And, of course, this starts with one bare wall at a time. The two friends met while working at a stationery store in San Francisco and their mutual interest for the world of letterpress resulted in the creation of Dutch Door Press. The two use vintage home goods and children's books as inspiration for their folk prints, creating illustrations rooted in nature. The self-proclaimed perfectionists are careful to ensure every print is as flawless as possible – and each color is just the right shade of bright.