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I have not been consistent the past three months-tracking my food or working out. I normally like exercise but for the past month I just can't get motivated. Maybe I'm bored, I don't know. I think I have realized how difficult this is going to... Read more
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Today, for the first time I actually ate less than my daily calorie allowance. Truth be told, I was really busy at work and went to the gym on my lunch break so I didn't have a lot of time to eat. I had made a batch of brown rice with dried cr... Read more
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I'm finally figuring out what 1,500 calories a day means. I was so used to eating at least 2,000 a day that cutting back was a huge adjustment for me. I think part of the reason is because I never felt like I was overeating. But I'll tell you... Read more
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So I am using my success yesterday to motivate myself to keep it up today. Took my sister out for lunch today for her birthday and sushi with brown rice and water. I have some yummy veg soup for dinner and already went to the gym. Woo hoo! I... Read more
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I'm trying not to get discouraged-two weeks in and I haven't lost a pound. I'm struggling to be consistent with all of my new, healthy habits. Weekends are the worst as I am used to entertaining and cooking up a storm (making lots of fun, appet... Read more
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With all this attention on eating I realized a few things. I eat so, so fast. I usually don't even sit down to eat a meal. Also, if I don't go to the gym first thing in the morning, I don't go at all. I get sidetracked by housework or just s... Read more


text: Helmed by Anthony Harvey, director of the early-70s cult classic They Might Be Giants, this made-for-television romantic drama stars Anthony Quinn and Katherine Hepburn. The pair of aging movie stars appropriately play a pair of aging movie stars named Michael Reyman and Marion Bennett. For decades the two held intense animosity toward one another, but in their golden years they begin to realize that perhaps they've simply been trying to mask their feelings of love. Jason Bateman and Jami Gertz head up the supporting cast. The film was originally broadcast on CBS, March 13, 1994. ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi

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The Marion County 9-10 all-star softball team opened the 2015 Kentucky Little League State Softball tournament by defeating Russell-Flatwoods, 3-2, on Saturday at Zane Collins Community Park in Morehead.
Marion County will play North Laurel in its next game. That game has been rescheduled for 6 p.m. Thursday, July 16. The loser of that game will play Russell-Flatwoods at 8 p.m.
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If I ever had the chance to interview any player from the US Women's National Soccer team I would probably freak all the way out because look how far they've gotten in the World Cup!
They get to play for the title, OUR women's team is playing for the World Cup title. Yes, I purposely repeated myself because that is so exciting, and as a soccer fan, of course I'm going to be excited.
Marion County's 9-10 softball all-stars are heading to Morehead this weekend for the 2015 Kentucky Little League State Softball Tournament.
This year's tournament will begin July 11 at Zane Collins Community Park, 2230 Flemingsburg Road in Morehead. The ballfields are located directly across from a Wal-mart.
Marion County is one of four teams competing in this year's state tournament. They are scheduled to open the tournament at 1 p.m. Saturday, July 11, against District 6 champions, Russell-Flatwoods.
As we plunge into full blown summer when there's very little to hunt, we sometimes get bored … unless we fish.
I don't understand it but not everybody fishes!
Anyway, you've got guns, ammo and everything you need to shoot, but nothing to shoot at! That's not exactly right. You just have to do a little research.
No birds to shoot at? Why not try trap skeet or maybe sporting clays? The little clay birds fly out of traps (launchers) like little Frisbies. The angles and distances vary to give you a more realistic hunting scenario.
Marion County High School hosted a basketball camp June 15-17 for elementary and middle school students. Campers worked on ball handling and shooting skills during the camp.
Marion County 8U Sluggers won the third annual Whitney Roberts Tournament in Lexington July 27-28, playing seven games to take the championship. Pictured, front row from left, are Gracie Benningfield, Maggie Jo Benningfield, Tori Gribbins, Kendra Gaddie, Graycn Mattingly and Coach Mark Caldwell; middle row from left, are Coach Daniel Mattingly, Reece Caldwell, Caitlynn Brady, Laurel Cochran, Chloe Cox and Rose Caldwell; back row from left, are Coach Kirby Gribbins and Head Coach Mike Benningfield.
Question of the week: In how many states can you hunt elk?
Well, I don't know either!
What I do know is you can hunt them in Kentucky!
What are the odds of getting drawn to hunt one of those Kentucky elk?
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Since 2007, Marion County has had either one or both Little League softball teams competing in the state competition.
On June 27 the Marion County 9 and 10-year-old All Stars team played at Joe Johnson Little League Park in Columbia against Glasgow. While they All Stars lost the first game, they played on June 28 in the losers bracket against Boyle County, and more luck came with that game. They won 15-3.
"We played with better defense and better offense this game," Coach Eric Scott said.
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Matt Harvey threw to Travis d'Arnaud on Monday
Matt Harvey again did light throwing with Travis d'Arnaud at Tradition Field in St. Lucie late Monday morning.
He began tossing a baseball last week for the first time since having Tommy John surgery last summer.
11:50 am: Harvey will again throw tomorrow, marking his first time going on back-to-back days this spring (Ackert, Mar. 3).
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I know, I know… This season isn't supposed to be about Harvey, but it's still fascinating to get a peek behind the rehab curtain.
It's rare you get to see a player working on his arm strength, long-tossing and putting a little power behind a few throws, but that's what he was doing. Harvey popped d'Arnaud's glove a few times, which was a sight for sore eyes and a sound to hope for.


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Bernie Wilson scores 17 points as Milan basketball team improves record to 5-0.
Bob Mosher scores 20 points in Monroe Recreation basketball league.
Joe Kavanaugh has 23-point night as Monroe Catholic Central basketball team beats Blissfield.
Fran Friedrichs of Monroe rolls first 700 series of 45-year bowling career.
Scott Lotts leads 60-50 Summerfield basketball win with 29-point effort.
Monroe Catholic Central Tom Eby has 22-point, 20-rebound game.
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Detroit Red Wings sign goalkeeper Greg Millen.
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While eliminating the local police department is being considered in many local municipalities as a cost-saving measure, this is not the case in DeWitt. Conway argued the timing to cut back on law enforcement services is poor pointing to recent trends.Although the increase in percentage of crimes won't be available until year's end, within the last month the town of DeWitt is already 3,000 calls ahead of where it was at this time last year. As far as funding goes, the department costs less to operate than either the DeWitt and Jamesville fire departments.
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The St. John's Red Storm began its exhibition schedule with a 1-1 draw against the Manhattan Jaspers at Belson Stadium on Aug. 15. A total of 20 Red Storm players saw action in the contest, including eight newcomers.
The game, which was played in three 30-minute periods, saw the Red Storm goalkeepers Andrew Withers, Michael Bernardi and Jordan Stagmiller each play one 30-minute period with Stagmiller recording the lone Red Storm save.
"It was good for us to open our exhibition season with a tough and physical match against a quality Manhattan squad," said Dr. Dave Masur, head coach for the Red Storm soccer team. "We used a lot of players tonight because we have a number of newcomers and it was important for them to get their feet wet."
Manhattan had only one shot in the first period, but made it count and grabbed an early 1-0 lead. A 40-yard strike from just inside the right sideline caught goaltender Withers off his line and came down just below the crossbar to put the Jaspers on the board.
St. John's, meanwhile, tallied three corner kicks in the first period and registered a pair of shots, but none found the back of the net.
The Red Storm added three more shots in the second period as well as two corner kicks, but could not level the score as the Jaspers maintained their 1-0 advantage.
The Jaspers held their lead until Prosuk found the back of the net nearly midway through the third period. Marcus Lindqvist started the play with a cross into the box from the left sideline. Prosuk received the ball at the near post and buried a close-range goal to tie the game at 1-1.
"I thought our guys did a good job moving the ball and creating some opportunities," Masur said.
Neither team could muster a tie-breaking goal before the final whistle.
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His most impressive accomplishment was moving from receiver and replacing star senior David Cornwell, who has since signed and enrolled at Alabama.
Cornwell suffered a season-ending knee injury against Yukon on Oct. 4. Kolar came in and was brilliant late, leading the Timberwolves to a comeback victory.
Norman North was 4-2 with Kolar at quarterback the rest of the season, falling to Mustang in the first round of the playoffs.
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The outrage is mere hours away. LeBron James is going to be handed the Rookie of the Year trophy Tuesday night, after which the anti-LeBron venom will undoubtedly be boiling again.
Thing is, I understand completely.
Really. Everyone in the Carmelo Camp, I think I know how you feel.
I know because I had the same aversion to the 24-7-365 worship of Michael Jordan that many of you harbor toward LeBron now. I had it in high school. Had it in college. Felt smothered by it from the moment I was blessed to start covering this league halfway through the 1993-94 season. I didn't understand why everything had to be about Mike, just as Carmelo Anthony's legions of fans complain that their guy is unfairly overshadowed by the unending attention showered on LeBron.
Some in the audience might recall a column I wrote for ESPN.com in September 2001. It was my plea to MJ to stay retired, because I found the notion of a comeback with the Wizards -- which was going to overshadow anything else happening in the league for months -- so utterly boring. Annoying, even. I simply couldn't understand why the first Jordan comeback, after which he won three more NBA titles, wasn't enough for people. I was perfectly content to watch everyone else who MJ left behind in 1998.
Until this month, no column in my three years writing for this website generated more e-mail vitriol from the people than that MJ view. That changed when I offered two explanations in the past couple weeks to break down why I was voting for LeBron over Carmelo for Rookie of the Year. Those explanations generated as much 'Melo passion and LeBron-bashing as my Inbox withstood back in '01, when it was flooded by streams of MJ-backing. Only this time I didn't see it coming. I didn't expect LeBron vs. Carmelo to be the hot-button issue on the same level with All Things Mike.
So ...
It is not without sympathy to the Carmelo Camp -- and Kiki Vandeweghe, one of the general managers I most respect -- that I bestowed my ROY vote on LBJ. But, again, the rules say you can only vote for one guy, and I stand by what I said in the last two columns: Good as 'Melo's first season was, LeBron was an irresistible choice. I covered one of Kevin Garnett's first pro games, and I remember how Titan legend Cedric Ceballos dunked on KG and mouthed "Not ready, not ready" to the courtside fans after punking the kid out of high school. I was a Laker beat writer for Kobe Bryant's rookie season and saw the degree of difficulty of the preps-to-pros jump on a daily basis. 'Melo, true, is not much older than LeBron, but there has never been a high schooler who has made the jump the way James did. Compare his rookie-year numbers to KG, Kobe, Tracy McGrady, you name it. Even without the playoff berth that Cleveland missed by one game, James had a historic season.
Some of the venom pitched our way so far has been rather humorous. I love getting hit with the East Coast Bias accusations, even though I've lived in a Western Conference city for all but 13 months of my nearly 11 seasons covering the NBA. Even better are the accusations that I'm being paid by Nike or Coca-Cola to stump for LBJ. Anyone who knows me well will tell you that the money I've spent on glass bottles of Coke alone has probably generated more revenue for that company than James' work as a pitchman. Coke should be paying me, but because I'm their Consumer of the Year. Every year.
Sorry to disappoint, but I voted for LeBron simply because he was the right choice. The most popular protest we've received is the one that contends that LeBron's ability to live up to the hype has nothing to do with what actually happens on the court. Excuse me? The never-before-seen expectations placed on LeBron create the kind of pressure that can ruin a guy's game. LeBron faced an ungodly amount of nightly scrutiny and pressure to avoid failure. You don't think that could have affected his on-court performance? The fact that it didn't definitely does have to factor into the ROY voting.
In Cleveland, LeBron had to overcome a sickly, losing culture before the Cavs could even think about making a playoff push. He had to do more leading than a kid out of high school should. Failing to secure the No. 8 spot in the East is surely the one major strike against his campaign, but there is fresh numerical support for his case as well: If you want to talk about statistics, please note that James averaged more Birdies than Anthony, 16.96 to 14.21.
Birdies, for the uninitiated, are the end product of a formula Larry Bird devised long ago to quantify a player's contribution to overall team success. Bird likes to add a player's points, rebounds, assists, steals and blocked shots ... and then subtract his missed shots, missed free throws, personal fouls and turnovers ... and then divide the total by the number of games played. Using that formula, James' Bird rating approached the 18.31 registered by Indiana's Jermaine O'Neal, who's widely considered the MVP of the East.
"All anyone talks about with this guy is how much talent he has -- what you don't see is how much work LeBron puts in," said Cavaliers assistant Bob Donewald, who James likes to call "my assistant head coach" and a member of Paul Silas' staff in New Orleans before Cleveland.
"From Minute 1, all he has done is work. He's one of the most coachable kids I've ever seen. Paul gives him something to work on and LeBron will just turn to me and say, 'Let's get it done.' It started back in July when Paul told him he had too much movement in his shot. (James) wanted to watch tape after tape after tape until he corrected it. We won't go three games now without sitting down and breaking down film of (something) he wants to improve. His jumper, his ball-handling, his low-post game -- everything."
OK, OK, OK. We hear you. We've broken down the 'Bron-over-'Melo voting process three times -- twice more than originally planned -- and it's just whipping some of you into a frenzy all over again. So this is really it.
Besides, I wouldn't be surprised if LeBron says something at his press conference about how he'd gladly hand the trophy over to Anthony if it meant the Cavs could be playing a playoff game Tuesday night. It's also time to stress that both of these 19-year-olds should be considered for a spot on the Olympic squad if roster slots keep opening up as expected. No, they're not veterans yet, so neither one has a seniority in. Yet both deserve immense credit for what they've added to the league.
One thing we can all agree on: These two have restored some faith in American hoops, with the sting of Indianapolis 2002 still fresh. Globalization might be the rage in David Stern's office, but one of the most reassuring developments of the season has to be knowing that this country can still churn out two teenagers so good that there's 24-7-365 arguing about who's better.
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Brett Eldredge Releases 'Mean to Me' Video
Brett Eldredge has released the music video for his newest single, 'Mean to Me.'
Jerrod Niemann Wants to Get Brett Eldredge Arrested on Keith Urban Tour
Jerrod Niemann is currently out on the road with Keith Urban and Brett Eldredge as part of Urban's Raise 'Em Up Tour, and true to his wild nature, the 'Drink to That All Night' hitmaker is hoping to find some trouble.
So, Brett Eldredge Really Swam With Sharks to Celebrate His No. 1 Single
Brett Eldredge sure knows how to celebrate! The singer congratulated himself on a second No. 1 hit with 'Beat of the Music' by going deep and swimming with sharks -- without a cage!
After Swimming With Sharks, How Will Brett Eldredge Celebrate His Next No. 1?
To celebrate his first No. 1 with 'Don't Ya,' Brett Eldredge decided he'd do something a little dangerous and go skydiving. Now that he's racked up his second No. 1, he's planning to swim with sharks. No, really.
Brett Eldredge, 'Mean to Me' [Listen]
If Brett Eldredge is trying to become country music's next great romantic, it's working. 'Mean to Me' is his follow-up to back-to-back No. 1 hits. Make it three straight love songs for this Midwestern Romeo.
Brett Eldredge Already Writing for His Next Album
Although Brett Eldredge has just announced a third single from his debut album, he's already looking into the future. The 28-year-old singer has started writing for the followup record.
Brett Eldredge Announces New Single 'Mean to Me'
Brett Eldredge took to social media on Wednesday (June 25) to announce some exciting news to his biggest fans: he's releasing a new single from his debut album, 'Bring You Back!'
Taste of Style – Tight T-Shirts Make Summertime Hotter
Sometimes a country boy (or girl) chooses comfort over classy. With temps pushing 90 across much of the country, this was the week to stay cool in country music with fitted T-shirts! Between scoop necks, graphic tees, plain and chest-hugging tees -- there was a lot to look at.
Brett Eldredge on the Makeout Scenes in New 'Beat of the Music' Video: 'I Love My Job'
The last 30 seconds of Brett Eldredge's new 'Beat of the Music' video finds the singer locking lips with a beautiful blonde. The scenes took multiple takes, and he tells Taste of Country Nights host Sam Alex he wasn't complaining.
Brett Eldredge's ACM New Artist of the Year Campaign Includes 'Cameos' From the President, Pope + Ron Burgundy [Watch]
Brett Eldredge is one of the nominees for New Artist of the Year at the 2014 ACM Awards and he's trying to get your vote by reminding you that he was literally everywhere in 2013.
Brett Eldredge Hits the Beach in 'Beat of the Music' Video
Brett Eldredge's 'Beat of the Music' video transports viewers to sun-drenched beaches and carefree island vacationing, enticing every country music fan to purchase a flight to anyplace warm ... stat.


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Quietly launched two weeks ago, IT.com targets enterprise technology decision makers.
A new vertical search engine targeting enterprise technology buyers has quietly launched at IT.com.
The beta search destination, now in its second week of operation, is supported by two models: CPM-based sponsorship and pay-per-click listings. Its founders, including the former CTO of OgilvyInteractive, aim to make it a resource for people in need of guidance on tech purchase decisions.
The company has secured several major tech advertisers as launch sponsors, including Qwest, Nortel, SBC, Intel and Microsoft.
"We have a very good sampling of the most serious IT vendors in the world who have trusted us with their name and have spent effort and money to participate in the site," said John Balestrieri, COO of IT.com. Balestrieri was CTO at OgilvyInteractive before starting work on the new site.
Sales of IT.com's PPC links are managed through a bidding platform similar to what the major engines use, and they appear alongside organic results in the same manner.
Category sponsorships, meanwhile, will initially be sold at a $10 to $15 CPM. The launch sponsors are in a special charter program, for which billing terms were not disclosed.
For the sponsorships, IT.com offers additional detailed reporting and unmediated editing of creative. "We capture every query, we capture every post-query action. We create, on the fly, a real-time marketing survey, which is presented to the sponsor," said Balestrieri.
On the bid-for-placement front, executives claim the engine is quicker to demote poor-performing links than its horizontal search counterparts. Bidding on brand names owned by rivals is forbidden.
"We demote more quickly and more severely. What we really don't want to happen is for advertisers to try to do on our site what they do habitually in some e-commerce situations on Google or other sites," said Balestrieri. "What we've learned from our end users is they care a lot about relevancy. Our users don't want bait and switch."
Results pages only include links to tech vendor pages, which IT.com crawls using its own proprietary technology. The organic part of the search equation has been in development for a year and a half.
IT.com's distribution strategy is a combination of standalone search and syndication deals, through which its search box would appear on tech-oriented content sites. Executives said they are in talks now with several potential partners.
Vertical search has been flagged as a key growth driver for the search marketing business. Most of the attention has been focused on consumer categories like retail and travel, but many SEM experts are watching the B2B implications as well.
"If you take a look at spending on B2B versus B2C, there appears to be a huge upside to business-to-business. They are attacking a portion of the market that has a lot of [potential]," said Joshua Stylman, co-founders and managing partners of SEM firm Reprise Media, when shown the engine.
Until March 2012, Zach Rodgers was managing editor of ClickZ's award-winning coverage of news and trends in digital marketing. He reported on the rise of web companies, data markets, ad technologies, and government Internet policy, among other subjects.
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If you decide to use this video to replace your headlights then bring the model and make of your vehicle to the store so you can purchase the appropriate fixtures. Remember to double check packaging before departing the store to ensure you have a set of headlights for the model and make of your vehicle. Each headlight is sold separately so carefully check both boxes.
Remove the headlight assemblies from their packaging and set your laptop on your vehicle and follow the step-by-step YouTube instructions. After opening the hood of your vehicle, gently remove the bumper, but be careful because the bumper is made of flimsy plastic material and can break easily. Keep bolts and screws in order as you remove them from your vehicle, so they are in the same order you removed them. Attempting to put screws and bolts in the wrong order will not work because they will not fit. Once you have completely removed the old headlights, you will notice a black clip underneath the frame of the vehicle. Plug all the wires into your new headlight and gently push the new headlight assembly into the black clip. This may require someone to hold the bumper while the first person adjusts the headlight. You will hear a "snap" once the headlight is properly installed. Before snapping your headlights into the clip make sure they are functional. You cannot return electric merchandise to an auto supply store once the product is bolted to the frame of the car. Once both headlights are installed, replace the bumper remembering to use all of your screws and bolts in the order you removed them. If you need any assistance, you can trust auto repair in mesa az for any of your vehicles inquiries.


text: In olden times, [[InnocentBystander ordinary people]] would be very careful what they said because words have power. You didn't have to be a priest, oracle or wizard to cast spells with words, anyone, ''anyone'' could potentially [[RealityWarper make something happen just by saying so]]. The reasons are both supernatural and mundane. Lending weight to the proverb "you're only as good as your word", you have [[IGaveMyWord an obligation to follow through on your promises]], lest you face [[TheOathBreaker social]] (or even [[MagicallyBindingContract supernatural]]) consequences. This is why there is nothing more dangerous than making [[ThePromise promises]] lightly (even [[ImpossibleTask impossible ones]]). Firstly, some fool hero ''will'' complete the task and since your word is binding you'll be compelled to keep your promise. The other is because you are ''never'' alone... someone or some''[[TheFairFolk thing]]'' will be listening, and may well decide to give you [[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor exactly what you wish for]]. More than one such tales starts because someone said something they shouldn't have, or started making [[DisproportionateRetribution very]] [[BreakTheHaughty ill advised]] [[{{Pride}} boasts]].Speaking in the heat of the moment is doubly dangerous, it's not uncommon for {{Curse}}s to be cast this way to everyone's sorrow.At the same time and on the other end of the spectrum, taking a vow of silence and undertaking some task or penance can break a curse. SuperTrope to: * BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor* BlackSpeech* IKnowYourTrueName* LiteralGenie* ThePromise* TheScottishTrope* SpeakOfTheDevil* TemptingFate* ThreatBackfire* WordsCanBreakMyBones* WordPower----!!Examples not otherwise included in a subtrope[[AC:Fairy Tales]]* In ''Literature/JesperWhoHerdedTheHares'', Jesper's brothers lied about what they were carrying to the old woman. They thought. When they got to the castle, they found they were carrying what they had said.* In ''Webcomic/{{Sinfest}}'', [[http://www.sinfest.net/archive_page.php?comicID=4484 don't actually read]] [[http://www.sinfest.net/archive_page.php?comicID=4483 the words Fuchsia found in Boogle]]. They've got power.[[AC:Music]]* ExactWords in Johnny Rivers' "Secret Agent Man." The following line? "You'll give yourself away."[[AC:Web Original]]* At some point in ''Series/{{Noob}}'' [[CansanovaWannabe Valentin]] tries to pick up a girl in {{MMORPG}} by telling her "I bet you're a bomb in real life". The girl in question is a MadBomber in-game, and not interested at all.----<<|OlderThanDirt|>><<|FairyTale|>>


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Thanks to everyone for a wonderful year in 2010. Wishing you peace and happiness in this holiday season and looking forward to connecting with you in the new year!
Christmas Greetings
ProBlogger the Book: 44% Off Today at Amazon
If you've been putting off buying ProBlogger the Book (the 'real' paper one) that I wrote with Chris Garrett – today's the day to pick one up at Amazon.
Normally retailing for $24.99 today they have it at 44% off – just $14.04. They often have had it at 30% off so this is the lowest I've seen it go.
I've no idea how long it'll last at this price – so whether it's for you to help you ramp up your blog in the new year or whether it's a stocking stuffer or Kris Kringle gift for a friend or family member – grab your copy today.
PS: this is the 2nd edition of this book and it's also available for Kindle as well as as an Audio version.
A 5-Day Course to Help You Create Killer Content for Under $30!
Later today the first ever ProBlogger Academy short course, "Creating Killer Content for your Blog," goes live. Have you joined yet?
It's going to be an exciting week. Chris Garrett and I have put together some great content and are looking forward to interacting with students.
This five-module course will walk you through the five key aspects of creating a blog with the type of content that will:
- engage the readers you have
- draw in new readers
- build your profile and credibility
- help you to better monetize your blog.
If those things are of interest, this is the course for you.
What is it?
The course is presented with videos and articles over five modules (in five days) by myself and Chris Garrett (co-author of the ProBlogger book) and covers these topics:
- Planning your content: coming up with ideas, finding your voice, types of posts to try
- Structuring your content: writing your content in a way that works
- Polishing your content: taking good content and making it great
- Killer multimedia content: podcasts, interviews, slide shows, and video
- Live webinars: two Q&A calls with myself and Chris at the end of the week
The live calls will be held on Friday at different times of the day to make them accessible to as many people as possible in different time zones—but we'll also record them for you.
You have access to all of the content for 12 months after the course runs, plus you'll gain access to a Q&A tool to engage with other participants and Chris and myself during the coming week.
Join the Fun and Learning Today
Best of all, this five-module course costs just $29.95 (cheaper if you buy the four-course bundle we're offering). Check out all the details and sign up today here.
Five days of learning for under $30? You won't find courses like this for less!
Doors open about seven hours from now, but sign up now to get access when they do.
It's going to be a fun week and I look forward to connecting with you personally during the course!
How to Create Killer Content for Your Blog: New Course Starting Soon
While great content doesn't guarantee success, it sure does help! Yet so many bloggers struggle to produce content that engages with and meets the needs of readers.
As a result, Chris Garrett and I have put together a brand new short course—Create Killer Content for your Blog—to help set you on the right track.
The course is presented over five modules (in five days):
- Planning your content: coming up with ideas, finding your voice, types of posts to try
- Structuring your content: writing your content in a way that works
- Polishing your content: taking good content and making it great
- Killer multimedia content: podcasts, interviews, slide shows, and video
- Live webinar: a Q&A call with myself and Chris at the end of the week.
This course starts Monday, 6 December and it costs just $29.95 (or $99 if you bundle it with the other 3 upcoming Pillars of ProBlogger courses).
If you can't do it all in the week in which the course is scheduled, don't worry: you'll have access to all the course materials for 12 months, so you can take it at your own pace.
Who is this short course for?
Creating Killer content is for you if…
- you're struggling with producing content for your blog
- you're trying to find your voice as a blogger
- you've run out of ideas to write about
- you're just looking for a little refresher and/or inspiration.
Note: we're assuming participants of this course have a blog. If you don't, check out the free Getting Started Blogging course.
So if you'd like to inject your blog with some killer content, this is a course for you. Sign up today here.
Welcome to a New-look ProBlogger
Those visiting ProBlogger today will notice that we've just released a new theme. It isn't a complete overhaul in terms of look—rather, it's an evolution or refresh of our existing design (much needed). Hopefully you'll find ProBlogger a little easier to navigate and a little less cluttered.
There are quite a few changes in the back end of the site, though, in that we've moved over to the Genesis framework. Brian Gardner from StudioPress has been incredibly helpful in getting us set up—I can't recommend their themes enough!
I'll let you look over the theme for yourself to see how we've gone about it. There are a lot of small changes including:
- threaded comments—something that has been requested a lot
- more prominent social media promotion of our Facebook and Twitter accounts
- a refreshed front page with new featured-post layout
- videos now are full size on single post pages (not more squinting)
- those who leave comments will be depicted in an avatar alongside their comments (pulled in via Gravatar).
There are a few other small tweaks around the site, and there will be at least a couple of new additions in the coming weeks.
I'm sure there will also be a few small bugs that we'll need to iron out, but overall things are pretty stable and I'm looking forward to hearing your feedback (give those threaded comments a workout)!
PS: Some people have commented on Twitter that they want the Subscribe to Comments feature switched back on. I'm interested to hear whether that's the consensus—let me know what you think.
This Sunday You're Invited to #Blogchat to Talk Monetizing Blogs
One of my favorite times of the week on Twitter is on Monday mornings, my time (Sunday night for many of you), when Twitter comes alive with #blogchat.
#blogchat is a hashtag on Twitter that ties together hundreds of bloggers all talking about a particular aspect of blogging for an hour or so. It starts at 8pm Central US time, and usually revolves around a specific topic and/or guest host. Bloggers exchange ideas, ask questions, and network. It's a frenzy of activity, which can seem a little overwhelming, but once you get into the swing of it, it's a lot of fun.
You can learn more about #BlogChat and how to participate here.
This coming Sunday/Monday (depending where in the world you're located), I'm cohosting #blogchat and we'll be looking at the topic, "How to Monetize Your Blog."
I've got a little information prepared to share, but the hour (and I'll probably hang out for longer) will largely be an exchange of ideas. I'm happy to answer as many questions as I can during the hour—so if you have any, do come prepared.
I've also promised a few people to give a bit of the backstory behind my upcoming project, @Feelgooder (which I hope to soft launch in the coming week).
Remember: it's on at 8pm Central US time on Sunday night. So mark it in your calendar, set up a way to follow the #blogchat hashtag, and follow me on Twitter at @ProBlogger!
How to Set Up Your First Blog the Right Way the First Time
Are you convinced you need to start a blog, but you're overwhelmed by the setup process?
If this describes you and you'd like a little hand-holding in setting up your own blog, I've been secretly working with Chris Garrett on a free resource that's designed just for you. It's called:
It is a six-part course that will walk you through everything you need to know about setting up your blog the right way, the first time.
Set up your blog with good foundations
In a recent survey of ProBlogger readers, I discovered two fairly large groups of visitors with similar needs:
Group 1. Readers who were yet to start their first blog.
I was a little surprised to find this out at first, but it makes sense. Many people reading this blog are PreBloggers—they're convinced that they need a blog, and they're now researching how to do it.
When I drilled down into the needs and challenges of these bloggers, I found that many felt real apprehension and fear about the setup process, and wanted some hand-holding in getting started.
Group 2. Readers who had started their first blog, but had regrets about the way they'd set things up.
This group had taken action on their desire to start a blog, but they'd done it in a way that left them with regrets. Perhaps they'd made poor domain choices, hadn't thought through platform selection, or hadn't thought carefully about content and technical issues that hampered them as their blogs grew.
Many of this second group were reading ProBlogger as a way to research setting up their second blog in a way that was better than their first.
Getting Started Blogging
Whether you're just starting your first blog, or you're setting up your second, third, or fourth, you may be feeling a little overwhelmed by the options and how to do it right. Chris and I would love to walk you through the process and help you set up a blog with good foundations.
This course will walk you through six lessons:
- Preparation. In this lesson, you'll get tips on naming your blog, keyword research, and domain names.
- Platforms. Where will your blog live, and which platform is right for you?
- Types of Blogs. This class is an introduction to some of the different blogging approaches you might consider.
- WordPress. Here, we cover how to install and customize WordPress.
- Adding Killer Content to Your Blog. This lesson is an introduction to the types of content you'll want to add to your blog.
- Introduction to the Pillars of ProBlogging. Once you've got the foundations right, I'll walk you through four areas you'll need to work on moving forward to build a successful blog.
Lessons contain a mix of both video content and articles. This course is completely free and is being run over at SitePoint's courses area. And you'll get immediate access to it all six lessons when you sign up.
We'll send you daily reminders over the week to help you keep on track, but you can take the course at your own pace—all in one go, or over a longer period if you choose.
Interested? Sign up for Getting Started Blogging now.
Too Basic for You? Check out the ProBlogger Academy
Getting Started Blogging is unashamedly for those at the beginning of their blogging journey—those who are starting their first blog.
If you're more experienced, you're still welcome to take the course, but you might also be interested in a new series of short courses that Chris Garrett and I are putting together at the ProBlogger Academy.
These four courses can be completed as a bundle, or you can pick and choose the topics that are most suited to your needs from the following:
- Creating Killer Content
- Boosting Your Blog Traffic
- Building a Community on your Blog
- Monetizing Your Blog
Each course will be held over a week, and will have a forum area as well as Q&A sessions with Chris and myself.
These courses are not live yet, but they will be rolled out in the coming months. You can sign up now or leave your email address to be notified of them as they go live.
Will You Be Blogging for Blog Action Day?
It's that time of year! This Friday is Blog Action Day — a chance for bloggers the world over to raise awareness of a particular issue.
This year, the theme is water, and the good people at Blog Action Day HQ have announced that the White House and the UK Foreign Office will be joining the chorus to help bring attention to water issues this year.
So will we.
Have you registered for Blog Action Day? How will you focus your blog on the topic of water for the day?
ProBlogger the Book: Audio Version Available
The second edition of the ProBlogger book (hard cover) came out earlier this year and enjoyed some great reviews (you can read what was new in the second edition here).
It also came out in a Kindle version at the same time, but in the last few months another version was released: the audio version.
At the time it was released, I was traveling, so I put off posting about it (and then promptly forgot to do so). So here's my belated launch post!
The audio version wasn't heard by either Chris or myself (it's a little strange hearing someone else tell your own story in the first person) but I suspect the guy reading it does so in a clearer voice than either Chris and I could manage with our crazy accents!
I know that many of you learn more effectively by hearing than reading, so if you've not yet read the book, you can grab the audio copy here and listen to it on your iPod, on your computer, or in your car.


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As a class, our state legislators retain their jobs by being substantively ineffective. They achieve just enough to give the appearance of being industrious or even overwhelmed by the demands of the people, but little is addressed that most of us would consider a priority.


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Figure 5.
Integration of L. angustifolius genetic and physical maps: assignment of linkage groups (NLLs) to corresponding chromosomes by BAC-FISH. A: Localization of two BAC clones 074I10 (red signals) and 055L12 (green signals) in two different chromosomes. BAC 074I10 position is represented by genetic marker 074I10_3_1, mapped in NLL-07 (see Results and Discussion). B: Genetic marker 004G15_3 (generated from BAC 004G15, red signals) mapped in NLL-05. C: Three genetic markers (076K16_5, 076K16_3F3 and 080B11_3), generated from BAC clones 076K16 (green signals) and 080B11 (red signals), mapped in NLL-06 and co-localized in the same chromosome site (overlapping signals). Yellow colored genetic markers on NLL-06 graph gave dispersed BAC-FISH signals and are not shown in this figure. D: Two genetic markers 077C13_3 (green) and 057K22_3F2 (red) mapped in NLL-10 and corresponding BACs co-localized in the same chromosome site (yellow signals). E: BAC 083C06 (green signals) co-localized in the same chromosome arm as BAC 017B07 (red signals) previously mapped in linkage group NLL-20. BAC clone DNA labeled with tetramethylrhodamine-5-dUTP (red signals) and digoxigenin-11-dUPT (green signals), chromosomes counterstained with DAPI. Overlapping signals - yellow. Scale bar = 5 μm.
Książkiewicz et al. BMC Genomics 2013 14:79 doi:10.1186/1471-2164-14-79