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We tried calling Palo Alto Medical Foundation (the DMV of health care). If you can ever get through the phone tree, they'd be glad to have you explain to them what Flumist is, transfer you to six other people, then tell you they don't have it.
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Did you call Safeway? I remember seeing on their website that they offer it, but I'm not sure which locations have it nor when they offer it. good luck and good health!
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The 13 Most Memorable Blog Posts of 2013
My 13 Most Memorable Blog Posts From This Year
Can you believe we are in December of 2013? This year sure has flown by for me. Do you have any blog posts that stick out for you that you read during this year? Or do they all sound and read alike? I found some that really made me think, re-read and thoroughly enjoy. They stuck out because they were unique and really hit a nerve as well. I'm going to share them with you. (Of course there were many more great posts this past year but I choose to pick only 13.)
Here Are My 13 Favorite Blog Posts From This Year:
Marriage Isn't For You – This was the blog post that had over 24 million views in just 3 days by Seth Adam Smith. It resonated with me because I disagreed and it really hit a nerve. Maybe that's why it go so many views and over 4,300 comments!
What I Learned From Walking Away From Social Media for 5 Days – By John Paul Aguiar – This post appeared early in 2013 and I never forgot it. I wondered what would happen if I did the same, how many people would really notice?
Forget FOMO. I've got FOBF – The fear of being forgotten – A similar post to John's by Nancy Jean of Just My Two Cents. Does anyone really care if we are NOT active on social media Nancy asks as she took a real two week vacation.
The Day I Almost Lost My Blogging Business By Having Too Many Eggs in the One Basket – This is one of the most inspiring blog posts by Darren Rowse over at ProBlogger. Imagine Darren almost losing his business? He really teaches us an important lesson here.
The Birthday From Hell by Adrienne Smith – A very sad blog post that will make you cry and realize how precious life is. Adrienne always keeps it real and this is real as it gets. My heart still goes to Adrienne on her loss. This is one of the most emotional blog posts you will read.
How to Configure WordPress SEO by Yoast Correctly? This informative by Reginald Chan is one of my favorite blog posts for referring to directions for Yoast – an SEO plugin. It's one of my favorite plugins and every so often I have to update things along the way.
Blogger Interviews – Blogging and Social Media HOA with Mitch and Ileane – How could I not have these 2 blogging greats on my list? You will see how real they are in the video between Ileane and Mitch. You will see how "life" happens even on a video. They are real people and they explain to us how they have become top bloggers in their niche.
12+ Helpful Blogging Tips for Pet Bloggers – Another dynamic duo – A guest post by Bren over at Mayura's place. Bren's 12 simple tips can be used for all blogging categories but she focuses on the pet niche. The same strategies can apply for other types of blogs. This is a must read for beginner and experienced bloggers alike.
Why Blogging Naked Is The Way Forward – Doesn't Tim Bonner's title make you want to read this post? It sheds light on how to be unique with the millions of blogs out there in the massive blogosphere. Great tips via Tim on this post.
Is Your Sitting Posture Correct? I found this post to be one of the most informative blog posts for our blogging health. I started 2013 with a pinched nerve and offline for at least a week due to it. This post by Harleena illustrates for us the proper way to sit as we sit for hours on end at our computers. Don't wait till your are in pain or unable to use your computer to check out Harleena's post.
Bloggers Are Helpful – I think I really loved the image on this post by Ashley Faulkes. But this is a must read for new bloggers who don't realize the value of relationships while starting their blogs. It really teaches us that we are not blogging alone on an island.
When A Wonderful Woman Tells Her Story – One of the best blog posts is an interview of Angela McCall done by Silviu from NetMarkSuccess. This was an awesome interview done that makes you get to know the person on a professional and personal level. I learned so much about Angela from this interview! It was one of the best interviews I've read. It included a video too.
How to Grow Your Blog to 100,000 Visits a Month Within 1.5 years by Neil Patel – This is one of the best blog posts I've read on how to get your blog over the top and become successful. It really inspired me and I think every blogger should read it today.
Heading Into 2014 Blogging
It's hard to believe we are almost done with 2013. Do you have new blogging plans for 2014? What can we learn from the above posts to make ours more memorable in the coming year? I hope to have more blog posts in 2014 after reading Neil Patel's post. Enstine Muki touched on this as well with his Alexa ranking dropping fast in 34 days. I will continue to research if SEO or Social brings more traffic in 2014 as the online landscape continues to change. On a personal note 2014 may bring dramatic changes to my personal life and some of these may touch on my online ventures as well. I'm sure I will learn even more and have more to share for 2014. As a wise uncle of mine always says:
Life's a journey, hang on and enjoy the ride!
Which are some of your favorites of all blog posts from 2013?
What do you want to see from me in the coming year here at Inspire to Thrive?
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71 Responses to The 13 Most Memorable Blog Posts of 2013
Thanks Lisa for sharing these amazing post with us.Some of them I've read like configure wordpress SEO by yoast and other but some of post are not which I will surely gonna check. These post really seems interesting and Thanks once again for sharing with us.
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Hi Lisa,
Yeah I agree this year has been gone very quickly I still can't believe that December is gonna end soon and the new year is so near to us. Anyway I haven't read any of the mentioned post will go through one by one.
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Hi Lisa,
You did nice work by compiling such great works for us. I was to watch a movie just now but now I am thinking to take two hours off and read these.
Though I have read two or three posts out of these already. Specially the last one from Neil Patel.
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I really liked this one : How to Configure WordPress SEO by Yoast Correctly
You briefly explained the use of Yoast Plugin. I was bit confused earlier. But now all cleared. Thanks for sharing this informative post with us. Cheers 🙂
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Neil Patel's 100,000 visitors was a kill. I go back to it every now and then. Darren's post was also great because it teaches two great lessons, how to bounce back and how to diversify. Usually, we are so google obsessed.
My personal favorite is "how to configure wordpress SEO by Yoast correctly" by Reginald chan. Who has put in all his long blogging experience in this blog post only to configure wordpress SEO correctly. I had always been an admirer of his work since so long, but this post was much more than what he actually write. This is a very helpful tutorial, not only for beginner's but also for mature bloggers. One must learn from this guy, as he is the one who got his blog's alexa in 20'000s and page rank to two. I also have gone through some of the blog post mentioned in this article but for me, Reginald's configure wordpress SEO by yoast correctly is the winner of 2013. Nice post Lisa.
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Neil patel's post on how to grow traffic is also my favorite blog post which I've bookmarked and I think I've read it several times. You've done a great job by compiling the list of great posts at one place. I'll check them all now.
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Thanks for sharing this great post. I haven't read the birthday to hell. So stopping at your blog has given me one more post to read.
John Paul post was an inspiration. I think his post resonates because he shares a part of him to his audience.
And that is why he has that amazing number of twitter followers. Sometimes am like will I get there. And something tells me life is a journey.
Thanks once again Lisa for your awesome collection
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Thanks for sharing this post Lisa! I finally have something worth reading while traveling. I already started reading Marriage Isn't For You and I like it. Married or not married should read this post. I'll continue on the rest tonight and I will get back here and leave a follow up comment. Thanks Lisa!
An excellent list and you gave me a lot to read tonight 🙂 I recognize a few posts (marriage one, Darren & Neil's posts), but need to check out the others.
I need to start posting twice/week (currently posting once/week, although I am trying to post every weekday this month for a test/case study). I plan to use video in each post similar to Derek Halpern. It's a noisy world out there and we have to differentiate ourselves.
*reading Tim Bonner's post now*
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Hi Lisa, What a wonderful collection of blog posts! When I saw the title, I assumed it was your 13 most memorable blog posts which would have been difficult to choose. This list must have take you a lot of time, you covered some of my favorites too. I will have to check out some of the others that look fascinating.
Do you keep a running list throughout the year? Very cool!
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Hi Lisa,
Seems like Santa is already here 😉
I've been to few blog posts you already mentioned, and I'm definitely on your side as they deserved to be mentioned. However there are few I couldn't and I wouldn't find unless you came up with this post.
I've pocketed to read 'em later on and it's one last goal for me in this year to go through posts I saved until November. Hopefully, will dig into December too. Else next year 🙂
Thanks for including the Brenda's post up here and she did a wonderful job there. Exhilarated to see it's in favs list of yours Lisa 🙂
BTW loved the quote!
You have a lovely weekend dear!
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Lisa Great blog! You have a great picker when it comes to choosing awesome blog posts. I have read most of them and I have to agree with you 100%. There were as couple I missed so glad you didn't miss them. I was glued to my computer for over an hour reading these stand out blogs.
One of the best things about reading great material back to back is the inspiration it gives me to write and to take it up a notch or two. That means going out of my comfort zone and raising the bar. It's a good thing I am a bar raiser in general.
Thanks Lisa for sharing these gems. XOXO 😛
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Hi Lisa,
Just recently thought of doing something similar for the end of the year but thought it was too early! But guess not, uh? Great minds think alike! 😛
I love these types of posts because you can get so much great information on blogs you may not have heard of before or never knew about. It means I've got a lot of reading to do! 🙂
Thanks for a great list. I'll be checking a few of them out. Thanks for a great share!
Take care,
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Hi Lisa,
Thanks for making it so easy to connect with some awesome bloggers! I know a few on this list, but am excited to meet the rest of them.
I've been thinking of one of my end of year thankful posts and have a list of 50 people. I do have to shave it down a bit!
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Hi, Lisa,
Indeed wonderful list. 🙂
I have read some of these post and rest I will read very soon. You have done it very nicely.
Thank You for sharing with us. Have a nice week. Ahead. 🙂
Hi Lisa,
Thanks so much for this wonderful list of recommended posts – there are a few here I haven't explored yet, so I've added them to my "must read" list, particularly Neil's post, which looks very interesting.
One of the most memorable posts I've read this year is a recent one on Copyblogger about the tips writers can pick up from reading children's literature – a really fun way to learn how to improve your writing!
Thanks again for a great share, Lisa 🙂
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Hello Lisa,
Wow that's a wonderful list of great posts, I think i haven't read any of them :). I'll surely heads up to read all of the posts mentioned above.
Thanks for sharing!
Lisa, great post I also cam't believe it is December already. This is usually around the time I reflect on my failures and success with blogging and online marketing. I'd say by the 2nd week of December I usually start to look back on what I need to do differently and decide which direction I head in the New Year.
Great list of postings, nothing better than a one stop shop for some good reading ..
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Hey Lisa,
Thanks for the shout out on this post. I do really appreciate
Meanwhile, I don't know how I missed Neil's post. Thanks for listing it here so I can get to it 😉
Hope you are having a wonderful week
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Hi Lisa,
Absolutely loved the post "walking away from social media." Definitely an awesome idea to try, but I can agree that it would be very hard to do that for me personally. Thanks for sharing such a collection.
Josh May
Hi Lisa,
Thank you for sharing those posts and you've just given me more to read in an instant here. I'm glad it's not food because I'll feel fat already 🙂 I guess I'm thinking food, because a good blog post is like a good meal to me 🙂
You just gave me an idea here, as I have to start making some lists for end of the year posts.
Thanks for the share.
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Wow, I'm on a list and it's not for anything bad. I owe that to Ileane. 😉 Thanks for the addition Lisa, I'm greatly honored.
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Hey Lisa
What a great collection and so kind of you to include us all. Great idea.
I have read most of these, but there are a few I have not seen yet, so thanks for highlighting them.
I gave you some sm love on G+ and twitter, so hope you get lots of visits!
have a great week
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Hi Lisa,
This truly is a great list of blog posts. Some of them I've read and some I haven't. I'm especially looking forward to Mitch and Ileane's post…they are awesome bloggers. I'm going to have to read the one about marriage and see what got you and everyone all fired up. :).
This year just flew by didn't it? It sounds like you've got quite a year ahead of you and I wish you all the success in the world both in your personal and work life.
There are a lot of posts I enjoyed reading. I soaked up a lot of information this year from you, Adrienne, Donna and others but the one you wrote about the free apps to make our life easier…that was truly a time saver.
Just by you sharing what you've learned with us is good enough for me :). You have the best resources around!
I have to get the hang of Pocket to bookmark these posts…thanks for sharing Lisa! Hope you're having a great new week!
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Hi Lisa
Thank you so much for including me in your list of most memorable posts of 2013. That's made my day and even possibly my year!
I must admit, I know some of the posts you've mentioned but not all, so I will go and check them out.
For me, a couple of posts really resonated with me this year in particular:
Traffic Generation Cafe: How To Promote Your Blog –
I refer back to Ana's post every time I submit a post on my blog.
Inspire To Thrive: Blog Burnout – How To Get Over It And When Not To Tweet –
Oh look, that's one of yours! 🙂 This post really resonated with me Lisa because it came at the time that I felt quite demotivated and it really helped to get me back on track.
I'd love to get some more tips on Facebook, Twitter and Google+ next year Lisa. That's what I'd like more of from you, particularly Facebook. I'm lousy with my Facebook Page.
As for my 2014 plans, pretty much the same with my main blog. For my niche blog, I'm still working towards the $1,000 mark and I'm two-thirds of the way there.
Once I get there, I then need to decide whether I introduce more products and try and make it an authority blog or build more niche sites and rinse and repeat!
I'm not sure which way I'll go yet.
In any case Lisa, I appreciate your friendship, help and support over the past year. Thank you!
Enjoy the rest of your day.
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Hey Lisa,
What a great list and a wide variety of topics.
I so appreciate you sharing one of my posts too but yeah, that was a sad one. Although I haven't been dwelling on the fact he's not here, he's certainly been on my mind a lot. The funny thing is though that he won't let me forget him. I know people will say I'm nuts but he visited me a little over a week ago now.
I have a plant that sits to the right of me on my filing cabinet that is level with my desk. It's within arms reach. I was sitting here typing away and all of a sudden it's like someone slapped the leaves on my plant. I just sat there a moment wondering what the heck was going on but later learned it was Scott trying to get my attention. He sure did, if only I could have had a conversation with him. You know, so I could hear what he was saying cause I know he sure can hear me.
Thanks for this list and there are several I haven't read yet but a lot I have.
Have a great week Lisa and thanks again.
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Hi Lisa! Wow! You spent a lot of time on this post and mentioned some really great posts as well as authors! Thank you for sharing my guest post on Mayura4Ever. I'm truly honored. 😳 There are so many great ones that I read this year, I don't think I could possibly pick and choose! But one thing you and I both agree with is that first one, Marriage Isn't For You post. Egads!
As for 2014, just keep doing what you're doing cause it's working for ya!
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Hi Lisa,
Wow…what an excellent idea!
I love this post. You gave me an idea what I should do on my blog before the end of this year…include some of the most memorable posts in the year 2013. Thank you for the mention in your bog. Silviu created a unique and wonderful interview. All of his questions are unique to me. He really studied my blog before he even raised those questions. He's just amazing.
Anyway, so many interesting bloggers you have mentioned here. I bookmarked this and meant to come back again and read some more. Thanks for sharing…and….
Thank you for your friendship, Lisa. Also thank you for the privilege to engage one another. I love all of my blogging friends. Have a great week…
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It was an awesome read. And loved your not accepting just any kind of job, just for the sake of it. I know I haven't hit it big online but knowing what we stand for and being able to stand for it even when we face challenges is what makes us stand out. Thanks for standing out and being an inspiration to others
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Hi Lisa,
Thank you very much for the mention. To see my name here, together with the names of extraordinary people like Darren Rowse, Ileane Smith, Adrienne Smith or Neil Patel is a great honor. This is the most beautiful day I have ever had since I start blogging.
May God send you a rain of wonderful blessings
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Wow, these are all great posts…I especially like the one about marriage. I went over and read it and think it's the type of story more people (married or not) need to read. I also like the blogging naked piece. Who WOULDN'T enjoy blogging (or doing almost anything) naked? Woo hoo!
I'm going to go around and read the others on your list too as soon as I get finished with my work today.
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Out of all the blogs you read I'm so honored that you added the interview with Mitch and me! Thanks so much Lisa.
I still laugh at the "life" moment and my daughter said "that's embarrassing Mom".
Thanks again for all your support Lisa. I will certainly check out the others on your list!
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Hi Lisa,
Thanks a lot for the kind mention about the sitting posture post – I guess we all need to take care of our health first, isn't it? 🙂
Love your list indeed, and I think I've read most of the posts mentioned, except for a few that I'd love to catch up with pretty soon. What a memorable way indeed to end Thanksgiving, yet give thanks to all those whose posts you remember. Yes, this time Reginald beat us – I just got your email and here I am, but he's pretty fast too!
Thanks once again, and have a nice day ahead 🙂
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Oh my!
Lisa! Thank you soooo much! Been a huge pleasure to see my blog listed on your site. Aww~ Thanks for sharing Lisa.
I really love this and thank you…and yes! Thank you so much for sharing!
*Great write especially with the Mariage isn't for you! That is sweet stuff to read.
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The most effective way to prevent STDs and pregnancy is to not have sex. Learn ways to stick with abstinence. But if you decide to have sex, it's important to know how to protect yourself. Having unprotected sex puts you at risk of getting an STD and becoming pregnant. About 1 in 4 teens has an STD, and many do not know it. And, having a child when you're young can be difficult emotionally, physically, and financially. Girls who have a baby in high school are more likely to drop out. Only about half of teen mothers receive a high school diploma by the time they are 22.
The chart below shows the different options to protect yourself against pregnancy. Of all these options, latex condoms are the only method that protect against both pregnancy and STDs. The best way to prevent pregnancy is to use hormonal birth control. Not all of these methods will protect you from STDs. It is important to use dual protection – using a condom in addition to a hormonal form of birth control – to prevent STDs and pregnancy.
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Where do I get facts about how to put on condoms?
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Only buy condoms made of latex or polyurethane (plastic). Do not buy condoms containing lubricants with spermicide called nonoxynol-9 (N-9) as they may cause skin irritation or tiny abrasions that make the genital skin more susceptible to STDs. It's important to remember that baby oil, Vaseline®, hand creams, and Crisco are all oil-based lubricants that can break down latex and put you at risk for STDs. The products that work best to lubricate condoms are water soluble lubricants like K-Y Jelly®, Glide®, Aqualube®, most contraceptive jellies, saliva, or even water.
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One of the first steps in using a condom is finding out where to buy it. The good news is that you don't need a prescription to buy condoms, which means you don't have to visit a doctor for them. You can easily get a female or male condom at drug stores, family planning clinics, grocery stores, pharmacies, health departments, and student health clinics. Health departments and clinics may offer condoms at low cost or even for free. The next time you're at your local grocery store, try to find the section where condoms are sold.
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If you are concerned about pregnancy, there are two types of tests that you should know about: blood tests and urine tests. You can visit your doctor to get a blood or urine test that can find a hormone, hCG, that is found only in pregnant women. You also can perform a urine test using a home pregnancy test to find the same hormone. Home pregnancy tests can be bought at most drugstores, and are usually not expensive. Using one of these tests can help you know for sure whether you are pregnant.
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Barney was really nice. The food was kind of overpriced given the quality and they could really stand to clean this more often but it's passable
My step father and I stopped in a few days ago for a pastrami sandwich. the place had a bit of a line. There is not a lot of staff available, so there will be a bit of a wait. When we received our sandwiches we got a warm "thank you..come again" and proceeded to enjoy our Pastrami sandwiches. My...
Try not to let the 'cover' fool you. This truly is one of if not the best real pastrami sandwiches you can get. I've been eating here a long time and it really is cleaner than it looks. He is very careful. It is sooooo good. A must if you love pastrami!!!!!!!
Everytime I go here I love it Barney is the owner operator very cool guy his food is awesome put mustard on that pastrami sandwich with the pickles and stuff and get a whole sandwich and you will be satisfied.
Love this place. The owner is there for business not idle chit chat. Friendly but busy. Great pastrami not the usual sliced stuff. Has it flown in. Price is moderate. Found him when work ordered sandwiches in. 10 years ago Been going ever since.. Servings are smaller and buns smaller but the food is the focus here. It is great...
I am always on the lookout for a good pastrami sandwich. I went here and it was good, but I think Red Rock Subs has them beat. Trying to get in and out of either place is a bit of a nightmare. The problem is Barney's is tucked back in a corner and is easily missed. Nobody pays much attention...
Pastrami sandwich is ridiculous its HUGE and delicious! The man behind the counter owns, cooks and serves his customers! If you tell him to make it house or classic style youre good- he puts the best of everything on it. Simple and yummy.
very tasty but nothing to brag about, be sure to bring cash he takes nothing else. The parking lot is a cluster &%$^ so be prepared to be trapped during busy lunch hour. Decor is not his strong suit either, it's plastic chairs and awkward in here best to get it togo!
Steamy hot place. Only had pastrami. Good, somewhat fatty, food. Good quantity for the price. Go for the pastrami.
Barney can be a little grumpy sometimes, but if you can overlook that, and the "Hole in the wall" ambiance you are in for a treat. He steams the pastrami like any east coast deli, and it really makes a difference. Very flavorful, and for the size of the sandwich, well worth the price! Don't miss this one!
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3. OLB Tyus Bowser, Houston 6'2" 244
4. ILB Connor Harris, Lindenwood 5'11 241
5. RB James Conner, Pittsburgh 6'2" 240
5c. TE Jeremy Sprinkle, Arkansas 6'5" 256
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OK, response from a bro in the upper end training industry (D1 college, pro football). If Pgh IS having their players lift heavy during the season, then they are not the norm.
In a nutshell, there is more focus on bar speed (explosiveness) than poundages. It's all formulated though. Using bands and chains, they go percentages. Waves vary from 50% to 70%, sometimes lower. There will be an occasional phase of heavy 1 rep maxes, but it is rare. I just forwarded you our latest newsletter that explains the primary methods. I actually wrote that part of it for XXX, so I'm ready for your critique.
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Lighten up and when people don't agree with you just move on, state what you believe, stay consistent in your message if you really believe it and don't take it personal. Trust me more than a few don't agree with me but I could really care less and I don't go into attack mode whenever they attack me for having a different opinion as several frequently do. Life is too short for that nonsense.
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I asked the poster when I EVER claimed to be an expert. He had no reply.I do not purport to be an expert. You do. I find it quite comical that somebody with no apparent expertise jumps to conclusions that the Steelers must not only be doing certain types of exercises, but that those exercises must be wrong.
Purposeful condensation.I have no idea what your qualifications are but I'm pretty sure that the Steelers have a professional training staff.
Inflammatory.Only those with truly nothing to boast about use this line. Insecure much?
Focused on attacking poster instead of discussing the original point.Funny how the guy that claims to be in on the Steelers training is the one asking why the Steelers suffer 'all these injuries- maybe it's due to training?'.
Dude- maybe it's you?
Inflammatory, for no apparent reason.True, she could be the sanitary bin cleaner... or the overpaid janitor.
Hadn't considered those options.
Combative. Unnecessary.What are your qualifications? Did you buy P90x? Please share. And thanks for the comic relief.
Pure ad hominem attacks, prohibited by stated board rules.hemorrhoids, errrr lyodroid will clear all this up when he gets home from school.
5th grade is tough y'all.
So I have a question: Why is it when others turn to ad hominem attacks, it's just over looked? But if I even respond to said attacks, I am the one stirring stuff up? I think it's safe to way there are some warped perceptions going on around here.
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|Biographie 1974-1977
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Greene, John Robert, 1955-
Presidency of Gerald R. Ford.
Lawrence, Kan. : University Press of Kansas, ©1995
|Named Person:
|Gerald R Ford; Gerald R Ford; Gerald R Ford; Gerald R Ford; Gerald R Ford
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|0700606386 9780700606382
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|xv, 256 pages ; 24 cm.
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Spicy Pork Kabobs
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Prep 15 mins
Cook 10 mins
Spicy Italian kabobs are great finger foods for game time.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 907.18 g boneless pork chops, cut into 1-inch cubes
- 236.59 ml fat-free Italian salad dressing
- 14.79 ml honey
- 29.58 ml dried red pepper flakes
- 1 large red bell pepper, cut into 1-inch pieces
- 1 large green bell pepper, cut into 1-inch pieces
- 1 large onion, cut into 1-inch pieces
- 24 (144 inch) wooden skewers (soak in water for 30 minutes before using or in Garlic Herb: Infused Skewers (#4))
- Place pork cubes in zip lock bag; add salad dressing, honey, red pepper flakes peppers and onions. Seal bag; refrigerate for at least 1 hour to overnight to marinate.
- Thread pork, peppers and onion on skewers. Discard marinade. Place kabobs on greased broiler pan and broil 5 inches from heat, or grill over medium-hot coals, for about 5 minutes per side.
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These are are nothing short of wonderfully delicious. When I read the recipe to DH I had little hope that he would be willing to try it but I was surprised when he said "I'll try the meat IF you don't put any of those peppers or onions on the stick". I didn't put any veggies "on the stick" but sauted them on the side for myself. He boweled me over with a 5 star rating and I made it two 5's. The kabobs were very tender and had the flavor clear through. I made these for dinner and used 4 pieces per "stick" and while they started out at about an ounce each let me tell you that they shrink quite a bit so plan accordingly. Made for Photo Tag.
I made this tonight with Recipe #227475 - i also added some zuchini, cherry tomatoes, and yellow peppers onto the skewers. I marinaided overnight - I didnt eat the onions (dont like em) but the flavor on the pork was amaizing. I have used italian dressing on steaks and chicken, but never even thought about pork. What leftovers we did have got gobbeled up fast the second i brought them over to DBF's. thanks for the recipe, i think id like to hang on to that marinade for plain old porkchops too!


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Pentax K20D Review
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Battery compartment
The battery compartment on the K20D is in the base of the hand grip behind a locking latch which fits flush when close but must be flipped up to open. The compartment door is spring loaded to open and features a small rubber o-ring ensuring a weather-proof seal when closed. In a change from the K10D, the K20D's battery latch is larger and rotates through 90 degrees, rather than 45, making it quicker and easier to use.
The D-LI50 Lithium-Ion rechargeable is also carried over, which is rated as having a capacity of 1620 mAh at 7.4V (12 Wh).
Secure Digital (SD/SDHC) compartment
The K20D supports SD and SDHC media, the compartment door is in the side of the hand grip and is opened using the same type of twisting lever lock as the battery compartment. Turn the lock and the compartment door springs open, the retention of the card is on a simple 'press to insert, press to remove' basis. There is a rubber seal on the body where the door meets it when closed (ensuring weatherproofing). SD cards provide capacities of up to 2 GB, SDHC for capacities of 4 GB or more.
On the left side of the camera behind another weather-proofed door are all of the camera's connectors. These are (from top to bottom); wired remote, combination USB 2.0 and video out and DC-IN (8.3 V). There's also a standard flash sync socket, the rubber cap from which you will lose the first time you use it.
Camera base / tripod mount
|The base of the camera has a metal tripod mount aligned with the lens axis and focal plane, just to the left of this is the battery grip terminal, covered by a rubber bung in this image.
Pop-up flash
The K20D has a 'P-TTL' pop-up flash unit which has a manual catch-type release. The unit itself has a guide number of 13 and a field of view coverage of approximately 18 mm. Flash sync speed is 1/180 sec. The K10D doesn't have a dedicated AF assist lamp, instead it strobes the flash unit (if raised) to provide additional illumination to the AF system.
The K20D hot-shoe can be used with Pentax specific flash units to achieve P-TTL auto flash, high-speed sync and wireless (such as the AF540FGZ or AF360FGZ) or simply to provide a sync signal to third party flash or studio strobes. The new x-sync socket gives even more connection options.
Lens Mount
The K20D has a KAF2 bayonet lens mount which can take lenses with a KAF3, KAF2, KAF or KA mount lenses, it also provides an option to use the lens aperture ring. Pentax has substantially increased its range of DA and DA* 'designed for digital' lenses in recent years.
While the range may not be as expansive as some other brands', it covers most bases well and includes an interesting selection of primes and lenses designed to take into account the 1.5x 'focal length multiplier' that comes from using a sensor smaller than 35mm film. This includes lenses such as the DA* 50-135mm f/2.8 that covers a range equivalent to 75-202mm but weighs substantially less than a traditional 70-200mm f/2.8 lens.
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The K20D is available as body only or as a kit with the DA 18-55 mm lens. The K20D body only is supplied as:
- Pentax K20D Digital SLR body
- Body mount cover
- Eyecup FP
- ME Viewfinder cap
- Hot shoe cover FK
- D-LI50 Lithium-Ion battery
- D-BC50 Battery charger and AC cable
- Sync socket 2P cap
- Neck strap
- USB cable
- Video cable
- Manuals / Reg. card
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- 2 Specifications
- 3 Body & Design
- 4 Body & Design
- 5 Operation & Controls
- 6 Operation & Controls
- 7 Displays
- 8 Displays
- 9 Menus
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- 28 Compared to (RAW)
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- 32 Compared to (Higher ISO)
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Wonderful camera (for its age)! It is nice that it can use the same accessories with K10D (bodies' compatibility)! Although it is not a FF camera, it helped Pentax to remain at the top of Digital SLRs! I am still using it and I am very happy with it!
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Fuck yes I nailed the gold on Edo Battle. A big thanks to NanmonJiel who messaged me some tips! Many thanks dude.
I'll post the messages so more people can benefit.
Word of advice for hitting Gold on the Edo mission: you can rest three times max; try to do breaks at 400,750 and 950 kills. That way, you are fully charged for the last Chiba Sanako. She mercs like crazy
For my attempt I finished in 32'52"40 which is 203 out of 891. To hit gold the target was 34'21"00. I used Sasaki Kojiro like the roadmap mentioned. The best time to chain your combo is when Sanako opens up with her own combo, your range should be able to interrupt and get a full link on her. Do it twice and you pretty much nail it.
When I did it, I had 400 at 11 minutes, rested for two to fully recharge, killed to 650 or so before healing up again at 19 minutes in (damn boss nailed me with a shot), then once more at 950 (31 minutes in). Having extra time later on helps
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User Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64) AppleWebKit/535.11 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/17.0.963.79 Safari/535.11
Steps to reproduce:
I upgraded to TB11
Actual results:
getPref() stopped returning correct values. It always returns null after upgrading to TB11.
Expected results:
It should return correct values. e.g.
var listExistingAccounts = getPref("mail.accountmanager.accounts");
should return "account1,account2,account3"
What did you upgrade from ?
I usually upgrade when each new update comes out. So the previous version was 10.0.2.
So I see 11.0.1 has come out and this issue still hasn't been addressed...?
Can you say where are you running that code? In which file?
I have a "custom.cfg" file in the install folder "C:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Thunderbird"
& these are set in my "...\defaults\pref\custom.js"
pref("general.config.obscure_value", 0);
pref("general.config.filename", "custom.cfg");
Usul, this could be a Core/toolkit problem with in the custom script support. Could you CC the right people? I doubt getPref is a TB specific function.
Just for the record, I have not tried replicating the bug because I would not know how to test it, how to see the error in that custom file. Hopefully someone more familiar with the functionality can see the problem straight.
Probably a regression of bug 451161. AutoConfig can not read per-user settings anymore.
To clarify, this is all about Mission control desktop/autoconf. I know the lockPref stuff was working in 11 and 12, I don't use the getPref items myself.
aceman: if you're curious how to test this:
You can easily see this by adding the following lines to your custom.cfg file:
var promptService = Components.classes["@mozilla.org/embedcomp/prompt-service;1"]
var listExistingAccounts = getPref("mail.accountmanager.accounts");
promptService.alert(null, "title", listExistingAccounts);
In TB11+ you'll get a blank message box. In TB10- you'll get a list of the accounts.
Just verified it is broke in Firefox as well.
The getPref function works for default preferences but it no longer works for user set preferences.
This is a big regression.
For anyone looking, the relevant code is here:
Here's more specific code that used to work in an autoconfig file but doesn't anymore. It works fine elsewhere.
var prefService = Components.classes["@mozilla.org/preferences-service;1"].getService(Components.interfaces.nsIPrefService);
var prefBranch = prefService.getBranch(null);
var prefValue = prefBranch.getCharPref("intl.charsetmenu.browser.cache");
At this point, prefValue is empty.
Masatoshi - Michael believes that this is a regression from bug 451161. Would you mind taking a look?
Tracking for FF12 and up since this regressed in 11 and will cause pain for deployments.
The reason is obvious. Bug 451161 changed a reading order so that AutoConfig is called before user settings.
Bug 451161 comment 20 explains why the order was reversed. How can I reverse the order again without regressing bug 451161? I have no idea at all.
Created attachment 611098 [details] [diff] [review]
backout bug 451161 reading order change
That said, larger patch will not be suitable for branches.
Created attachment 611149 [details] [diff] [review]
Don't ignore user set values from pref files even if values are identical to default
If an user set value is identical to the default one and AutoConfig doesn't change the default, the user set value will be removed from prefs.js on exit anyway.
Comment on attachment 611149 [details] [diff] [review]
Don't ignore user set values from pref files even if values are identical to default
Review of attachment 611149 [details] [diff] [review]:
::: modules/libpref/src/Preferences.cpp
@@ +467,5 @@
> rv = reader->Open(aFile);
> NS_ENSURE_SUCCESS(rv, rv);
> nsCOMPtr<nsIUTF8StringEnumerator> files;
> + rv = reader->FindEntries(nsDependentCString("defaults/preferences/""*.(J|j)(S|s)$"),
I'm not sure what this change is for
::: modules/libpref/src/prefapi.cpp
@@ +172,5 @@
> /* -- Prototypes */
> static nsresult pref_DoCallback(const char* changed_pref);
> +enum {
> + kPrefSetDefault = true,
I think 1 instead of true
@@ +745,5 @@
> {
> /* If new value is same as the default value, then un-set the user value.
> Otherwise, set the user value only if it has changed */
> if (!pref_ValueChanged(pref->defaultPref, value, type) &&
> + pref->flags & PREF_HAS_DEFAULT &&
() around the & expression
Created attachment 611324 [details] [diff] [review]
Don't ignore user set values from pref files even if values are identical to default, v2
Autoland Patchset:
Patches: 611324
Branch: mozilla-central => try
Destination: http://hg.mozilla.org/try/pushloghtml?changeset=148d6b76519a
Try run started, revision 148d6b76519a. To cancel or monitor the job, see: https://tbpl.mozilla.org/?tree=Try&rev=148d6b76519a
Try run for 148d6b76519a is complete.
Detailed breakdown of the results available here:
Results (out of 224 total builds):
exception: 1
success: 188
warnings: 34
failure: 1
Builds (or logs if builds failed) available at:
Comment on attachment 611098 [details] [diff] [review]
backout bug 451161 reading order change
[Triage Comment]
Low-risk backout of a regression in FF11. Approved for Aurora 13 and Beta 12.
Attachment 611324 [details] [diff] checked in to inbound.


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I have known both words all my adult life but have NEVER called anyone by either name. There are many others I refuse to use. Why?Aristotle once said, "Man is either the best or the worst of animals."To paraphrase him, when we do things like say those words to others,WE are not even at the level of the rest of the animal kingdom. I've also never used either of those words. Generally I'll say a dam or maybe a weir, and for the other, a pile of sticks. I really don't see how they apply to humans though. And very true about us not been at the level of animals when saying those words, except maybe for Mr Ed.Sorry for being flippant. Hopefully I won't have just inspired some divine/natural catastrophe to wipe out my home tonight.
Yes, there are millions of peaceful Muslims practicing their religion and should continue to do so. Radical Islam i s a political movement, and should be treated as a single entity. (edited to highlight bullet points)Educate yourselves about it. WD is not wrong, and neither am I Why treat 'Radical Islam' (not sure where the line is drawn - depends on your perspective I guess) as a single entity when it is obviously not so. Al Qaeda is different to ISIS and our response to them needs to take these differences into account. And whilst there are clearly political elements to them they are political movements based on religious interpretations. The religious element varies in importance as well. For the previous two it is central. Hamas (mentioned in the next video) may have come out of the Muslim Brotherhood but it is an organisation with more purely political objectives than the other two.As far as the video goes. First off it's one person. An anecdote does not make a powerful movement. Second. We don't have the full context here. Without the full talk and a background on either of them we can't draw any firm conclusions. The speaker also has the power of the floor and the microphone unbalancing any interactions allowing a final word that often does more to confirm the prejudice of the speaker rather than the questioner. Here is the womans response to the video and subsequent accusations . This paints a different picture. How accurate it is we can't tell, once again - it's an anecdote.
And, I fail to see how importing large numbers of hardline Muslims from Syria that even the Saudi's REFUSE to take in is going to improve the situation. Why would you think that governments are specifically targeting hardline Muslims in their refugee intake programs. Clearly that's just divisive rhetoric. Maybe a few 'hardline' (whatever that really means) will slip through but most are simply people of Muslim faith. There's a chance that a few may develop extreme views but this is more likely to happen in an environment of us vs them rather than one of inclusiveness. Some hardline Muslims from Syria. It may not work where you are.
We accept the sincerity of your story and will assume it to be fact. That gives you an n=1 (call it n=2 if you include my history), relative to say 205 million in today's U.S. Workforce. This is absolutely not a statistically significant sample. n=1 is worse than statistically insignificant. It is statistically undefined. You can't divide by (n-1) when n=1.
Enough rain to fill 6 million Olympic sized pools. It seems the Olympic size swimming pool is the medias new unit of volume. But it does sort of lose meaning when it gets to 6 million, sort of like measuring 6 kilometers as 6 million millimeters.If you'd like to borrow one of the unit of measures also favoured by the media over here then it's 30 Sydney Harbours. All only meaningful if you know the size of Sydney harbour and the amount of land inundated.Of course the main measure is the amount of damage done and lives lost. And given the significant damage the amount of lives lost is thankfully relatively low. The advantage of living in a developed country. The equivalent in a place like Bangladesh would be catastrophically worse, and very little insurance and government support to help people get back on their feet and avoid subsequent disease. I don't mean to belittle what's happening there as on an individual level we all react as humans everywhere do but I can't help but relate events like this to those experienced around the world.I guess the main question that arises out of this is 'is it really a once in 500 year flood?'. With weather events predicted to get more extreme it may end up being a lot more frequent than that. Time will tell.Mike
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Director of Development, full-time (UTEC, Lowell, MA)
Posted on February 17, 2017
Job | Lowell, MA, US
Early Education Director (full-time)
Posted on January 17, 2017
Job | Lowell, MA, US
We are hiring!
About us
Established in 1999, UTEC's mission and promise is to ignite and nurture the ambitions of our most disengaged youth to trade violence and poverty for social and economic success.
UTEC's nationally recognized model begins with intensive street outreach to reach proven-risk youth "where they are." Each target youth (16-24, out of school, gang or criminally involved, or parenting) receives up to three years of intensive case management. UTEC provides workforce training through our social enterprises and alternative education through onsite HiSET (GED) preparation. Social justice and civic engagement are embedded throughout, with special emphasis in our organizing and policymaking work, locally and statewide. UTEC's primary outcomes are: crime reduction, employability, and educational attainment.
Visit www.utec-lowell.org for more info.
Breaking Barriers to Youth Success
Contact information
Date Founded: 1999
Government ID number: 38-3669532
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utec-lowell.org twitter.com/utec_lowell facebook.com/utec.lowell.ma
Phone: 978-441-9949
Fax: 978-654-6727
15 Warren St #3, Lowell, MA, 01852, US


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