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Bentonite Clay as an Eczema Treatment
If all of the previously mentioned eczema bath treatments have not provided your dear skin some comfort, then hopefully bentonite clay will.
Bentonite clay, also known as calcium bentonite or green clay, has been around for many years and over a myriad of industries for a multitude of uses. Ranging from industrial adoptions such as in engineering, agriculture, paper making and foundry uses through to the health and beauty industry for stomach upsets, skin health and toxin and heavy metal removal.
How Bentonite Clay Works
To explain how bentonite clay works, we first have to cover some very simple science.
Bentonite clay has a negative charge, much like distilled water or rainwater (more on this here). The toxins and irritants in and on your body such as bacteria, heavy metals and allergens are mostly positively charged.
Now, due to the absorbent and porous nature of green clay and the opposing charged particles, the clay will actually draw in these nasties and lock them within its own framework. Boom... detox!
The result is very soothed and relaxed eczema with most people reporting almost immediate relief.
This is why bentonite clay is a hugely popular treatment for people suffering from severe eczema and also those going through topical steroid withdrawal.
How to use Bentonite Clay on Eczema
The application of this clay can be performed using a few different methods.
It can be added to the bath, which will allow a good amount of time for the product to work its magic.
Another topical method is to make it into a paste and apply it directly to the affected area until the clay has dried. The only downside to this paste method is that the longer it can stay on the skin ‘wet’, the longer it can do its job and so quicker drying means less benefit.
The final method is as an internal cleanse, used for helping digestion issues and detoxing. Taking bentonite clay in this manner is done by mixing the clay powder with water and drinking. Yummy!
How often should should you use Bentonite Clay on Eczema?
This clay is very alkalizing for the skin and shouldn’t be used too often as it can disrupt the pH of the skin which as I’ve mentioned earlier, is not going to benefit your eczema treatment in the long run.
It has been said that the benefits of taking bentonite clay internally are many, however always make sure you do your research before using and always chose a good quality clay, definitely one that is good enough for drinking such as the ones I have listed here:
Pure Clay Premium Calcium Bentonite
Molivera Organics Bentonite Clay

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Trying for laughs from Pooch Perfect to Black Comedy and Brooklyn Nine-Nine, our critics have your week of TV viewing sorted.
Survivor All Stars
Normally, I am wary of anything the producers do to supposedly spice up the underlying Survivor format, but this ‘‘All Stars’’ season can now be confirmed as the best iteration the Australian arm of the franchise has yet aired.
It wasn’t always clear that the reality series – a sensation on debut in America in 2000 – was going to translate to Australia, with shonky early efforts on Nine and Seven in 2002 and 2006 respectively. But after a slow start when Ten took it up in 2016, the show has found its footing, with an initial Aussie reticence to play a cutthroat game whose motto is ‘‘Outwit, Outplay, Outlast’’ giving way to an enjoyable mix of strategic manoeuvres and physical endurance.
The All Stars remix has supercharged this, combining strong players of differing traits and letting them go at it from the very start; the first two contestants voted off were both former winners. Crucially, this is reality television that relies on the format to put players in watchable situations that might require duplicity or self-abasement – it’s never a matter of those onscreen lashing personal scorn or abject abuse to the narrative as a desperate gee-up (hello MKR).
The mix of people and personalities is diverse, with this season confirming a handful of telegenic adversaries, whether it’s veteran model David Genat, smiling personal assistant Shonee Fairfax, or recently evicted former rugby champion Mat Rogers. Australian fans of Survivor are relishing this season, but it’s also a terrific introduction to curious new viewers. Every episode so far has been smartly shaped and satisfying. –CM
The Good Doctor
Freddie Highmore continues to give a worthy weekly performance in this American network medical drama as Dr Shaun Murphy, the surgical resident who has autism and savant syndrome, but sometimes I worry that the writing tends to confuse the latter for the former.
The abiding social difficulties of autism are referenced from the first scene, where Shaun wakes girlfriend Carly (Jasika Nikole) and says, ‘‘I’d like to have sex’’. The starkness of his request, and the lack of comprehension as to how Carly might reply, are authentic, but Carly’s reaction is shaped by Shaun explaining how he chose the time to wake her by averaging out the length of their sexual encounters and subtracting that from the alarm time. ‘‘That’s very considerate,’’ she marvels, leaving underlying issues ignored.
The Good Doctor often strains at the limits of its concept but when it misses the mark, the failing is noticeable. That said, this episode does feature plenty of hospital-based soap and an old standard for Shaun to master: the patient whose symptoms have previously stumped every available specialist. –CM
NYT Presents: The Weekly
SBS Viceland, Tuesday, 11.10pm
Unfortunately, this is an intriguing but poor episode of a fine show. This docuseries is at its best when it uses the collective insight of the New York Times newspaper to report and analyse a pressing subject. But this effort, which follows the process by which the paper’s Editorial Board chooses one of the Democrat presidential candidates to endorse, settles for anodyne insider access, simplistic reactions, and on the whole lacks genuine debate. Many hours of interviews are condensed into snippets, and perhaps the best insight is incidental: how a candidate such as Bernie Sanders enters the room. It’s mainly informative about the cloistered outlook of those who run the paper’s opinion pages. The Weekly needs to get back in the field, where it prospers. –CM
The first line Michael Weatherly’s titular trial consultant delivers in this stock standard new episode of the legal procedural begins with the legal whisperer saying: ‘If I may interject …’’ He could attach that to nearly everything he says, as the character’s appeal is tied to his clever interruptions, distracted reappraisals, and contrarian corrections. Bull is always right, even when he occasionally isn’t, and your tolerance of this steady American success (which some expected to be cancelled after parent network CBS sizeably settled a sexual harassment claim against Weatherly in 2019) will probably depend on how much you enjoy the triumphant eccentricity and casual wisdom of its central character. –CM
Every comedy sketch show alternates between hitting the target and ballooning a miss, but given the abiding mainstream structures and corrosive history that lurks behind the humour on the ABC’s half hour of Indigenous satire, the bullseyes here are particularly incisive.
Case in point, a number in this episode about an Aboriginal mother (Dalara Williams) on maternity leave visiting the advertising agency where she works, only to be presented with a gift for her baby of a golliwog. But that deeply inappropriate present isn’t the punchline, it’s the instigating moment, with the subversive humour stemming from what the supposedly progressive ad execs say to each other privately in a hurried kitchen confab. It’s an on-the-money sketch – unexpected and revelatory – for 2020, and a reminder that when this final season finishes, Black Comedy will be missed. –CM
In the spirit of this canine grooming series, which has encouraged host Rebel Wilson to make every pun and double entendre possible, let me get a few obvious notes out of the way: Pooch Perfect isn’t quite a dog of a show, but it’s nothing to bark at.
Trying to duplicate the rural idyll that forms the backdrop to the beloved Great British Bake-Off, Seven’s new reality production searches for the sweet spot between specialised idiosyncrasy and public curiosity. But the concept itself is problematic, with a show about competitive dog grooming naturally tending to reduce the dogs themselves to objects that are obsessively fussed over, remade and rendered as prettified tokens. It’s the dog as luxury item, and it puts aside the many qualities – including companionship and comfort – that so many dog owners deeply value.
A good reality-TV show needs to connect to something intrinsic and recognisable, no matter how intricate the gameplay, and Pooch Perfect lacks that. It’s why Wilson is always ‘‘on’’, getting a mention of ‘‘Barbecue Shapes’’ into this episode’s shaping contest before Fonzi, a scampish Labradoodle, is besieged with heart shapes and a Groodle named Owen gets a teddy bear facial cut. In the elimination challenge for the lowest-rank contenders – decided by a pair of imported judges – where the dog’s size vary, Wilson naturally drops a ‘‘does size matter?’’ reference. This feels like a dead-end for reality TV, a last exhausted gasp. A show where every dog on parade looks like it belongs to Marie Antoinette. –CM
Andy Samberg’s face is one of the reliable wonders of the comedy world. Elastic, dude-ish and – sorry, Andy – slightly stupid, it’s a compelling reason behind the ongoing success of Brooklyn Nine-Nine as it enters its seventh year. Just like Samberg’s character Jake Peralta, who’s now grown up to the point he’s trying to have a baby with long-term partner Amy Santiago (Melissa Fumero), Brooklyn Nine-Nine has morphed into one of those reliable go-tos that doesn’t exactly upset the comedy applecart but has enough laughs at the expense of a well-developed cast of characters to keep things moving briskly. –LD
The search for meaning is as varied as humanity itself, and while this way lies the scourge of reality television and all who journey in its name, it also includes programs as unchallenging and comforting as My Way. Anyone currently losing the challenge of getting out of bed in the morning might find their hashtag-inspo among this week’s cast of four Australians dedicated to pursuing life to the fullest. There’s a world-renowned climber who, after leaving the army, decided to climb some more; an amateur astrologist who built his own observatory in his Byron Bay backyard; a group of don’t-call-them-murfers from the Gold Coast; and a woman who started a company based on selling produce deemed too ugly to sell in shops. Chances of finding something relatable: high. –LD
It’s tempting to imagine there was an extra ingredient in the writers’ room tea when Agatha Raisin was conceived, except for the original source material being traced back to the M.C. Beaton novels. This week, James and Agatha’s love is not running smoothly thanks to a flirtatious woman and a dead body. Suspense is to Agatha Raisin as pineapple chunks are to space travel, but fans will lap up Ashley Jensen’s schtick. –LD
Fake tan, big hair and leotards. What’s not to love? The return of Compass for 2020 brings a fun look at “Physie”, a cultish female-only sport introduced to Australia way back in the depths of the Victorian age by Danish immigrant Hans-Christian Bjelke-Petersen. Officially a type of Danish eurythmics, the dynamics of Physical Culture (its official, much less fun name) has seen it chart the changing times for Australian woman over the past 120-plus years. Invented to circumvent the opposition to women engaging in sport, it has evolved to the point it looks like a weird hybrid of jazz ballet, calisthenics and the underwater scenes from an Esther Williams film. In this Compass instalment, proud Physie adherents young and old share their stories. –LD
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What do you do when you need to deliver a crane to Fremantle Port all the way from Shanghai, in China?
You chuck it on a ship, of course, along with four others destined for Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney.
The Zhenhua 24 glided into Fremantle Port Thursday morning for the first stop of its journey around Australia to deliver a consignment of port cranes worth about $15 million each.
The cranes were bought by DP World for its Australian container terminals, part of a nationwide infrastructure investment of more than $180 million by the company.
Each crane is about 50 metres high and weighs 1200 tonnes. They’re due to work with some of the largest ships in Australia.
Navigating the seas with a payload so big is one thing, but the real challenge comes when it’s time to offload the cranes. How do you get them off the ship when there’s nothing big enough at the port to lift them?
That’s where the Zhenhua’s engineering ingenuity comes into play.
As Fremantle Port deputy harbourmaster Captain David Heppingstone explained to Simon Beaumont on Radio 6PR’s Afternoons, the heavy load carrier is equipped with a special “submersible” ballast function that allows it to drop to the level of the port.
This means when it comes time to offload the heavy — and valuable — cranes, they are able to roll off the ship straight onto the port.
Captain Heppingstone said the ship would be docked in Fremantle for several days while the finer points of the plan to unload the crane were worked out, giving ardent ship-spotters ample opportunity to catch a glimpse of the Zhenhua.
“We’re all excited and getting ready for the logistics of its arrival,” he said.
Once offloaded, the new crane will remain at Fremantle Port and join the vista of “giraffes” currently lining the north shore.
DP World said the crane deliveries would allow it to service extra-large vessels loaded with 10,000 or more containers at all its ports across Australia.

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Making mistakes is part of being human, and even the most experienced marketers make blogging mistakes from time to time. However, failing to recognize and address those mistakes can really hurt your blog’s performance and prevent you from reaching your goals.
The purpose of this comprehensive guide is to help digital marketers identify the most common blogging mistakes, understand why they matter, and learn how to avoid making them. With some strategic changes, you can overcome these pitfalls and create an engaging, high-traffic blog that converts readers into loyal customers.
Let’s dive in and explore some of the top blogging mistakes marketers make, as well as actionable tips for how you can avoid them. With focus and diligence, your marketing blog can become a true asset that boosts your brand and fuels your success.
Common Blogging Mistakes Marketers Make
|How to Avoid
|Not having a strategy
|Create an editorial calendar and content strategy
|Stay true to your brand voice and audience interests
|Too much self-promotion
|Offer 80% valuable content, 20% promotion
|Optimize posts for keywords and search intent
|Craft compelling, benefit-driven headlines
|Skimping on images
|Include high-quality images to increase engagement
|Not promoting content
|Share posts on social media, email lists, etc
|Commit to a regular content schedule
|Forgetting calls to action
|Include clear CTAs to drive conversions
|Not tracking analytics
|Use Google Analytics to analyze traffic and engagement
Mistake #1: Not Having a Content Strategy
Having a thoughtful content strategy is essential for blogging success. Without one, it’s far too easy to produce content haphazardly without aligning to business goals.
A content strategy helps define essential elements like:
- Target audience and buyer personas
- Content topics and themes
- Keyword targets
- Publishing cadence
- Content formats and styles
- Promotion channels
- Success metrics
With a documented content strategy, you can create cohesive, purposeful content that attracts your ideal customers. Articles will be focused on topics and keywords your audience cares about. You’ll develop content formats that resonate with readers. And you’ll have a publishing schedule that establishes consistency.
Without a defined strategy, blog posts will seem disjointed. Targeting keywords no one searches for will lead to low organic traffic. Only creating certain content formats will bore your audience. And an irregular publishing schedule will frustrate readers seeking new material.
Spend time upfront outlining a thoughtful content strategy based on market research, trend analysis, SEO data, and an intimate understanding of your buyers. Revisit it quarterly and refine as needed. This will help inform the creation of blog content that aligns with your goals.
How to Create a Content Strategy
Some tips for creating a robust content strategy include:
- Set specific goals – What is the purpose of your content? Generate leads? Increase brand awareness?
- Define target audience – Create detailed buyer personas.
- Audit existing content – Identify content gaps and optimization opportunities.
- Conduct keyword research – Use tools like Ahrefs to identify relevant target keywords.
- Plan content themes – Organize content around specific topics meaningful to your audience.
- Map out content formats – Determine the right mix of blogs, videos, ebooks, etc.
- Build an editorial calendar – Plan content subjects and publishing dates.
- Outline promotion tactics – Determine how to share and syndicate content.
- Define metrics – Set goals for traffic, leads, conversions, etc.
Investing time in content strategy creation will pay dividends in the form of well-aligned, high-performing content. Avoid lost time and effort by mapping out a plan before creating content.
Mistake #2: Not Publishing Frequently or Consistently Enough
Publishing blog content on a frequent and consistent basis is vital for attracting new visitors and building loyalty with existing readers. But it’s a common mistake for marketing blogs to have infrequent, sporadic publishing schedules.
Publishing new articles consistently accomplishes several key things:
- Improves SEO rankings – Search engines favor frequently updated sites with fresh content.
- Increases site traffic – New content brings new visitors and gets existing readers returning.
- Builds authority and trust – A consistent content output signals expertise and reliability.
- Strengthens brand awareness – More touchpoints through content aid brand recognition.
- Boosts lead generation – More content means more opportunities to convert visitors.
- Improves loyalty – Readers come to rely on predictable new content.
Without regular new content, your blog will struggle to gain visibility and authority. Readers have no reason to return when updates are infrequent. And lead generation efforts flounder without a consistent stream of new blog posts.
To reap the benefits of frequent content publishing, strive to maintain a regular posting schedule, such as two blog articles per week. This provides readers with dependably fresh content.
For some brands, daily content publishing is optimal, while for others, a couple of posts per month is sufficient. Find the cadence that aligns with your resources and audience needs. The key is sticking to a schedule that’s both frequent and consistent.
Tips for Developing a Publishing Schedule
Strategies for building a consistent publishing schedule include:
- Use an editorial calendar – Map out subjects and publishing dates in advance.
- Build a content bank – Have a backlog of evergreen posts ready to publish.
- Schedule social media – Queue social posts to coincide with blog articles.
- Use ISOT – Optimize content for maximum lifespan through ISOT principles.
- Automate where possible – Use post scheduling tools to assist consistency.
Readers will come to rely on your content publishing schedule. Avoid losing their trust and loyalty by sticking to your cadence consistently.
Mistake #3: Not Writing for Your Audience
One of the most common yet damaging blogging mistakes is creating content that doesn’t resonate with your target audience. This occurs when brands produce posts based on assumptions rather than data-driven insights about their readers.
Content tailored specifically to your audience’s interests, challenges, and preferences is far more likely to achieve key outcomes:
- Driving engagement – Readers pay more attention to relevant content.
- Building trust – Content that shows you understand them establishes credibility.
- Enhancing value – Directly addressing pain points shows you offer solutions.
- Generating conversions – Content aligned to their buyer’s journey moves them towards conversions.
Without audience-aligned content, you’ll see higher bounce rates, lower time on page, and reduced social shares. Readers will disengage from content that isn’t relevant or valuable from their perspective.
To consistently create high-performing content, you must have an intimate understanding of your ideal buyer personas and what motivates them.
Research Your Audience to Optimize Content
Some techniques for better understanding and writing for your audience include:
- Develop detailed buyer personas – Include demographics, behaviors, challenges, and goals.
- Conduct market research – Use surveys, interviews, and focus groups to learn about their needs.
- Analyze existing content performance – See which posts resonate best with them.
- Leverage social listening – Use tools like BuzzSumo to analyze their interests and concerns.
- Consult subject matter experts – People familiar with buyers can provide insights.
Invest time upfront learning all you can about current and future customers. Then leverage those insights to craft content precisely tailored to their preferences. This laser focus on audience alignment will set your content – and your blog – up for success.
Mistake #3a: Not Using the Right Tone and Style
A blog post may address topics relevant to your audience but still miss the mark if the tone and style don’t resonate. Adopting the most appropriate tone and style for your readers ensures content feels natural and engaging.
Elements like humor, formality, word choice, and sentence structure all contribute to tone and style. Consider how these and other elements influence audience perception:
- An overly formal tone may alienate certain demographics.
- Using industry jargon may confuse those unfamiliar with niche terminology.
- A humorous tone may not align well with a conservative industry.
- Short, punchy sentences could turn off audiences preferring an intellectual style.
Misaligned tone and style are a subtle but significant mistake that affects content performance. When the tone doesn’t match audience expectations, they’ll likely disengage, no matter how useful the subject matter.
Aim to consistently maintain the same tone and style readers have come to expect from your brand across all content formats. Refer to existing high-performing posts that resonate as examples to guide your writing style.
Tips for Optimizing Tone and Style
Some ways to refine blog post tone and style for your audience include:
- Analyze high-performing content and identify what tone resonated.
- Review audience feedback and comments for indications of preferred tone.
- Ask a focus group for perspective on appropriate tone.
- Align tone with overarching brand voice and guidelines.
- Adapt tone based on variables like subject matter and goals.
Take time to continuously optimize tone and style as audience preferences evolve over time. What engages them today may need refinement tomorrow. Adaptability will ensure consistent alignment.
Mistake #3b: Not Using Data and Examples to Support Claims
Providing evidence through data, statistics, examples, and case studies is crucial for crafting compelling blog posts. But neglected supporting elements weaken the persuasive impact of content.
Backing up claims through concrete data points and real-world examples establishes authority and enhances engagement in several key ways:
- Adds credibility – Data from reputable sources reinforces your expertise.
- Improves clarity – Specific examples clarify abstract concepts and ideas.
- Boosts memorability – Facts and stories make content more memorable.
- Enhances value – Readers appreciate actionable insights grounded in reality.
Blog posts full of unsubstantiated claims without evidentiary support may damage brand image as readers question the accuracy and validity of content.
Aim to include relevant data points and illustrative examples for every key assertion made within each post. Identify the types of supporting evidence most meaningful for your target audience and focus on incorporating those specific elements.
Finding Relevant Data and Examples
Some strategies for locating powerful supporting evidence for blog content include:
- Conduct original market research surveys to generate data.
- Compile relevant statistics from industry reports and trusted media sites.
- Seek out revealing case studies and success stories from clients.
- Interview experts who can provide real-world perspective.
- Analyze customer testimonials for powerful quotes.
The effort to include strong supporting elements bolsters the informative quality and persuasive power of marketing content. Readers seek – and respond to – practical posts offering more than opinions. Ground claims in hard facts and data for maximum impact.
Mistake #4: Not Formatting Content for Maximum Scannability
In the digital age, readers increasingly scan content rather than reading word-for-word. Optimizing blog posts for skimmability facilitates quicker consumption of information. But neglecting scannability principles in formatting hinders engagement.
Elements that enhance easy skimming of blog content include:
- Short paragraphs – Two to three sentences max.
- Subheadings – Break up blocks of text.
- Numbered lists – Simplify complex information.
- Bold key terms – Draw attention to important words.
- Highlighted summaries – Enable quick grasping of key points.
- Visual media – Images, charts, videos, etc.
Without these formatting tactics, dense walls of text overwhelm readers, and they’ll quickly navigate elsewhere.
Ensure all blog posts follow fundamental scannability best practices. Never publish a post without paragraphs, formatting variety, compelling images, and concise blocks of text. Review each draft asking, “Can someone understand the core message by only skimming?” If not, add scannability enhancers.
Tips for Improving Content Scannability
Some formatting tips to improve blog post scannability include:
- Use the inverted pyramid structure – most important info first.
- Breakposts into short paragraphs with line spacing between.
- Use numbering and bullet points for lists.
- Place relevant images, charts, or video every 1-2 paragraphs.
- Use bolded subheadings and highlighted boxes to emphasis key points.
- Link key phrases to other pages to facilitate quick access to next steps.
- Close with a 1-2 sentence summary of the core message.
Optimizing scannability takes a bit more effort but pays dividends in keeping readers engaged. Don’t sabotage your great content by formatting it as dense, text-heavy walls unfriendly to scanning.
Mistake #4a: Not Using Subheadings and Bullet Points
Adding subheadings and bullet points seems like a minor formatting choice but doing so dramatically improves blog content scannability. Both help break up thick blocks of text, making posts easier to scan.
Subheadings provide clear structure that walks readers through content:
- Adding subheads establishes content hierarchy.
- They spotlight sections for easy skimming.
- Subheadings facilitate navigation within posts.
- Readers will jump to subheads relevant to their interests.
Bullet points also optimize content for scanning:
- They simplify complex concepts and data.
- Visually chunk related information.
- Enable readers to process quickly at a glance.
- Improved memorability from the succinct format.
Avoid walls of unbroken text by formatting posts with generous use of both subheadings and bullet points. The combination improves navigation, hierarchy, and skimming. Readers are far more likely to stick around when posts are scannable.
Effective Use of Subheadings and Bullets
Some tips for using subheadings and bullet points for maximum scannability include:
- Add a subhead every 2-3 paragraphs.
- Place bullets in a separate paragraph from preceding text.
- Limit bullets to one line sentences or short sentence fragments.
- Use parallel structure and consistent grammar for bullets in a given set.
- Summarize key takeaways from sections using bullets.
The strategic use of subheadings and bullets transforms dense posts into pieces optimized for consumption by today’s readers. Make scannability and skimmability priorities by incorporating both elements widely.
Mistake #4b: Not Using Images and Other Visual Elements
Text-heavy blog posts send a reader’s eyes seeking more visually appealing content. Images, charts, diagrams, and other visual elements boost engagement by breaking up blocks of text.
Visual elements enhance marketing posts in several key ways:
- Attract attention – Images serve as visual entry points into posts.
- Enhance explanations – Charts and graphs illustrate complex information simply.
- Convey emotion – Carefully chosen photos impact readers’ mood and feeling.
- Aid memory – Compelling visuals stick in the mind better than text alone.
- Demonstrate results – Use images to showcase product benefits and value.
Posts lacking any visual elements miss opportunities to attract, explain, inspire, and persuade. Moreover, they fail to meet the expectations of modern readers accustomed to digesting information quickly through visual presentation.
Make a habit of asking with each draft: “Where could a visual aid or enhance this post?” Then, incorporate:
- Relevant stock photos
- Custom graphics and illustrations
- Charts or graphs of key data
- Product images
Well-chosen visuals are not just aesthetic but fundamental to conveying and supporting your message at a glance. Don’t rely solely on text – take full advantage of visual elements to maximize communication.
Optimizing Visuals for Maximum Effectiveness
Some tips for using visuals effectively within blog posts:
- Place images every 1-2 paragraphs to facilitate quick skimming.
- Use simple charts and graphs to clarify statistics cited in text.
- Spotlight unique views of products with interesting photography.
- Grab attention with bold or even shocking images at the top.
- Make visuals actionable by including clickable links as appropriate.
- Use custom illustrations and graphics tailored to the brand and content.
- Ensure all visual elements directly align to the surrounding text.
- Optimize images for fast loading with compression.
With strategic incorporation of compelling visual content, your blog posts will become magnets drawing readers in rather than dense walls of text pushing them away.
Mistake #5: Not Linking to Other Resources
Links are not just beneficial for SEO purposes but also provide value to readers. Yet many fail to take full advantage of opportunities to link out to external resources as well as internal content.
Links enrich blog posts in a number of meaningful ways:
- Increase discoverability – Links aid SERP rankings and visibility in search engines.
- Demonstrate authority – Links to reputable sources boost perceived expertise.
- Add value – Links provide access to additional information.
- Facilitate usability – Links enable easy navigation between related content.
- Establish thought leadership – Links showcase knowledge of industry experts and developments.
Despite these advantages, some avoid links fearing that sending readers elsewhere will lead to abandonment. However, carefully chosen links tailored to the surrounding context provide a service readers appreciate rather than detract from your content.
Make linking out an integral practice when producing content. Identify opportunities to link to outside thought leadership and trends as well as internal content where relevant contextually. Both types of links serve readers and support SEO.
Strategic Approaches to Effective Linking
Some best practices around incorporating quality links within blog posts:
- Use keywords targeted for SEO as anchor text for links where possible.
- Link out to data sources, studies, and expert commentary used as references.
- Choose authoritative, well-recognized resources to link to.
- Use links to related internal content to facilitate browsing between posts.
- Link images and graphics to their original source or relevant context.
- Include a “Further Reading” or “Sources” section with external links at the end of posts.
Links demonstrate awareness of the broader digital landscape rather than existing in isolation. Take advantage of opportunities to incorporate links readers will appreciate.
Mistake #5a: Not Linking to Internal Content
Many bloggers fail to take full advantage of opportunities to link internally between their own posts. Doing so provides navigation-focused readers with pathways connecting content.
Benefits of linking internally include:
- Improves discoverability – Helps search engines index and connect related content.
- Enhances navigation – Allows readers to easily follow tangents they’re interested in.
- Supports SEO goals – Internal links pass “link juice” and social signals between pages.
- Increases conversions – Links to product or pricing pages facilitate buyer journey.
- Boosts time on site – Readers consume more content when easily navigating between posts.
Despite these perks, many avoid internal links fearing it constitutes over-optimization. However, when used judiciously, internal linking provides a reader service unaware of existing related content on your site.
Look for opportunities to link to other on-topic posts that share common themes, keywords, or subject matter. This connects your content ecosystem into a web encouraging deeper exploration.
Best Practices for Internal Linking
Some guidelines to integrate internal links effectively:
- Choose keyword phrases relevant to the surrounding context as anchor text.
- Link to older evergreen posts readers may have missed.
- Use links at natural transition points leading to the next logical topic.
- Place internal links in the body text rather than cramming into author bios and headers.
- Include links within roundups and lists of your most popular content.
- Link images and graphics to dedicated posts focused on them.
Internal linking takes some additional effort but pays dividends in the form of improved navigation and increased consumption of related content.
Mistake #5b: Not Linking to External Resources
Failing to link out to external resources is another common blogger mistake stemming from misguided fears about sending readers away. But relevant external links augment content rather than detract from it.
Benefits of thoughtfully linking out to other sites include:
- Demonstrates awareness of industry experts and developments – Position yourself as an authority versed in the field by linking to those setting trends. Mentions confer status.
- Adds context and credibility – Support content and claims by linking to referenced data sources and studies.
- Offers alternative views – Show objectivity by referencing others with contrasting perspectives.
- Provides additional value – Enable easy access to more information via curated links.
- Can strengthen relationships – Linking to other influencers and sites fosters community.
With these advantages, there are ample incentives to avoid the temptation to horde readers through omission of external links. Provide value through curation.
Choosing Quality External Links
To maximize benefits, ensure external links are:
- Contextually relevant and useful – Related specifically to surrounding topic and discussion.
- Current and authoritative – Reliable sources actively publishing on the subject.
- Enriching but non-essential – Supplements your content rather than providing key info readers need.
- Curated sparingly – Include only best, most authoritative resources.
- Followed up with analysis or commentary – Don’t just link and move on – offer perspective.
- No-followed when appropriate – Use nofollow on purely informational or commercial links.
Quality over quantity applies to external links. A few well-chosen authoritative resources are far better than a laundry list of mediocre sources. Relevance trumps all else.
FAQ About Blogging Mistakes Marketers Make:
Here are the top 5 FAQs with 30 word answers for each:
Why is having a content strategy important?
A content strategy aligns blogging with business goals, defines audience and topics, sets guidelines, and measures performance.
How often should you publish blog content?
Aim for a consistent cadence, like weekly or biweekly, that provides fresh content for readers.
Why write content specifically for your target audience?
Tailored content that resonates with and provides value to readers performs best.
How do you improve content formatting and scannability?
Use short paragraphs, ample subheads, bullets, and relevant visuals to facilitate easy skimming.
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One amazing thing about the Springfield area is the large amount of organizations and groups dedicated to helping others and giving back to the community. This week we had the opportunity to volunteer with Habitat for Humanity here in Springfield, and we had an amazing time!
Habitat for Humanity strives to help homeowners achieve strength, stability, and self-reliance through shelter. They believe that every person in Springfield and the surrounding areas deserves to have a safe and affordable place to live. The Springfield affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International opened in 1988 and has either built or renovated 570+ homes since then, impacting over 110 households per year, and providing shelter for more than 1,100 men, women, and children from Greene, Christian, and Webster Counties in SWMO.
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Volunteers will have the opportunity to help build and repair homes within the community and help revitalize neighborhoods.
During our volunteer opportunity with Habitat for Humanity we were actually at a build site. We had the opportunity to help paint one of the homes! We had an absolute blast, and would recommend this to anyone looking to get involved!

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No one will ever be able to hang any label of 'softie' or 'all talk, no action' on the Failed Bands of Oklahoma. To conclude the first-annual, partially successful first-annual SAGA WEEK, the FBO did something no prog rock fan, or otherwise, has ever done:
Listen to Saga's eight-chapter 'concept album' in order, five times, back to back.
Over each of Saga's first four albums -- the underrated disco/prog Saga (1978), the overworked Images at Twilight (1979), Silent Knight (1980) and the masterpiece Worlds Apart (1981) -- the Ontarian band released two songs subtitled by 'chapters.' They came out in a scrambled order (eg Chapter 6 in 1978, Chapter 2 in 1979 etc). Most songs are gloomy, meandering, synth-based songs -- frequently with chants. Debatably the 'chapter' subtitles provided a prod to what were often the least interesting songs on the albums.
* 7 or 8 songs begin with synths, the other begins with piano -- the full deal is nearly 50 minutes
* 5 of 8 songs are over six minutes, none are under four-and-a-half
* 3 of 8 have clear-cut sissy vocals, while 4 of 8 have very Dennis DeYoung-sounding vocals (no, that's not always the same thing)
* 5 of 8 songs have touches of macho guitar riffs
* 2 of 8 songs have obviously unnecessary musical segways
* 1 of 8 songs sound like the band Europe (who, by the way, still exist and at last have decided to do an 'almost unplugged' record... in 2008)
--> FBO Observers: Saga never named this Chapters album! We need ideas for a name of the Saga 'Chapters Concept Album.' We'll send on our suggestion. To help the brainstorm, here's an overview of each song.
IMAGES (Chapter 1)
Synopsis: guy sits with chalk drawing pictures that the rain blurs while people circle him and laugh.
Sound: Sissy piano, almost operatic/Antony vocals, hard to pump up at traffic lights, gets stronger at musical outro
Lyrical highlight: the character uses 'small bits of chalk' to draw
DON'T BE LATE (Chapter 2)
Synopsis: The song (a single, appearing as a live video in early MTV days) is a dialogue between Saga's long-haired, whispering keyboardist (playing a robot/humanbot?) and lead singer Michael Sadler (as The Lead Character/Parcel Carrier). The robot/keyboardist wants the other to 'not be late.' And is really worried about it, it seems. The Lead Character (LC) must deliver 'a parcel' at 10:00 (presumably night) and seems rather blase about it all.
Sound: Spooky, prodding with water-stream keyboards and classical-music outro with distorted guitars. Not unenjoyable in all fairness.
Lyrical highlight: 'can you pick up this slowing pace' -- slowing?
IT'S TIME (Chapter 3)
Synopsis: The elusive story plot starts to unravel here, something akin to a prequel to Styx's 'Kilroy Was Here'. The Lead Character has 'metal thoughts' and yells out 'it's time -- make me now!' Apparently he's being transformed from human to machine.
Sound: Sound-wise this again sounds like what Styx would pick up for 'Mr Roboto,' with full synth chords playing off overly busy sissy acoustic guitar fills -- then going into a rather poppy song, and turning into a pre-'Red Barcheta' solo (to simulate machine construction?).
Lyrical highlight: 'Even larger than I dreamed/this metal shift, a perfect shift'
WILL IT BE YOU (Chapter 4)
Synopsis: Lead Character is feeling good, under a joyful keyboard pattern, and deliriously tells us that 'only one will survive -- 'will it be me? will it be you?' (Apparently talking to the tense keyboardist/robot character, but it's unclear.) In the end, he sassily predicts 'yes! it will be me!'
Sound: Possibly a single if the 'Chapters' album were packaged together (and it should be), with a sing-along chorus but the dreary chord-changing musical bridge should be edited out and brought right into the guitar-chugging last verse.
Lyrical highlight: 'computer dance, metallic romance, it really seems you had no chance'
NO REGRETS (Chapter 5)
Synopsis: A classic 'morning after' song with Lead Character pausing for reflection following the narcisstic romp of Chapter 4. Casual listens beckon thoughts of gay human/humanbot sex and abandonments, but it's more likely LC betrayed the keyboard/humanbot by escaping some sort of 'transformation precedure' half done...
Sound: Synthetic bells lead into an unbearably sissy vocal and deceptively interesting melodic lines that lead gradually into the one-time-only robotic chorus 'can you say there are no regrets?'
Lyrical highlight: 'Far down below, he could see the scars, left from the night before.'
TIRED WORLD (Chapter 6)
Synopsis: The Lead Character wanders into an abandoned city. Hey man, where is everyone?
Sound: Fuzzy '70s keys slip into a rhythmic song with a lot of high-hat action and chants, and a little Brian May guitaring in the unsatisfying chorus.
Lyrical highlight: 'This cry has no one left it can bother'
TOO MUCH TO LOSE (Chapter 7)
Synopsis: Ah! The Lead Character wakes up from a dream, but 'one picture still stood clear' -- he looks around him and sees nothing but hordes working and working. Apparently on something 'metal' to 'enable its flight.' Matrix? Bladerunner?
Sound: A roaming keyboard leads into a peppy, open-guitar-chord song with uplifting, Queen-style choruses and Brian May-style guitar overdubs.
Lyrical highlight: 'As the numbers grew, their swarm blackened his view'
NO STRANGER (Chapter 8)
Synopsis: The keyboardist/humanbot character returns here to confront Lead Character in a 'something is happening here and you don't know what it is, do you Mr Jones?' moment. Apparently they'll both lose their memory of everything; New Character sighs at the end, 'I suppose we'll have to miss what you'll decide to do.' Perhaps sit and draw images with chalk? (See Chapter 1.)
Sound: This song is fantastic: the lost Saga classic you may not know. Again starting with a pokey keyboard softly winds its way into an explosive, summer-single guitar riff with quarter-note piano notes and infectious vocal line. (Unlike Geddy, Sadler CAN sing.) Curious the chorus comes about once, then sits buried under the verse later on. Long meandering musical outro.
Lyrical highlight: 'It wasn't long ago... I was one of your kind'
And such concludes the FBO's first-annual Saga Week.
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God Gives Grace Generously
I just turned 70 years old. I have all the normal aches and
pains, but I am otherwise healthy! I am thankful for the
healing God has given me from stage four Lymphoma,
Thyroid Cancer, and Brain Cancer. I like to share with
others what God has done! I am thankful to be alive!
Since I was diagnosed with cancer in 2012, I have
discovered old dogs can learn new tricks!
(1) I learned to pray, “God, I need your
sustaining grace.” I admit, there were times I felt like
giving up. But I learned to throw myself on the
sustaining grace of God and cry out for His help. In
James 4, the Bible says that “God gives grace generously”.
(2) I learned to let God’s Word comfort me,
strengthen me, and give me the energy to keep going. For
many years, even before I got cancer, I awaken each
morning at 4 am for my Bible study and prayer time. It
was the Psalmist who said, “Revive me with your word”
(3) I learned to hold on to God’s promises. The
“He gives strength to the weary and increases the power
of the weak. Even youth grow tired and weary … but those
who hope in the LORD will renew their strength. They
will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not
grow weary, they will walk and not be faint”
(Isaiah 40:29-31 NIV).
(4) I learned to keep my eyes focused on the hope
of Heaven, not just on the here and now. I know I have
already lived a lot longer than I have left and I will
receive my ultimate healing when I breathe my last
breath because Jesus is my Savior and Lord. God is good
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Despite there being plenty of steak, ribs and burgers on the menu (in true American style) I went for a lighter main of salmon with succotash. I perfectly nice piece of salmon was really made great by the perfectly crispy skin on top. It’s amazing how doing the skin properly can really transform a piece of fish. I wasn’t really sure quite what succotash was or if I’d had it before. It’s one of those things you’ve heard of and have a vague idea of but hadn’t quite managed to come across it yet. For my British readers it’s basically a bit of a sweetcorn and vegetable medley. It was really packed full of different flavours and one of those things that makes you feel good about yourself because you know you’re consuming loads of nutritious goodness but it’s also really tasty too.
A few friends tried the steak on our visits here and by all accounts it was very good. I can personally vouch for the dirty fries, with tonnes of garlic, a bit of a spicy kick and cheese they were naughty, but oh so nice.
We just about had room left for desserts and I went for the crème brulée. The real test with a crème brulée is the very first crack in the caramelised topping, you want it to break fairly easily but not be so soft that it won’t crack into shards. Thankfully this crème brulée didn’t disappoint. A lovely crisp topping and deliciously creamy and chocolatey underneath. You couldn’t really ask for much more from it. There’s a really good selection on The Farmers Union dessert menu. Another notable stand out dish was the salted caramel bread pudding, not as heavy as you’d expect and the caramel was to die for.
White Chocolate Crême Brulée
The Farmers Union is a really great place for a great value, very decent meal in a chilled out environment. A great place for social gatherings and I would imagine a great place to get chatting to people if you were to take a seat at the bar. Having tried a few different things on the menu and one night visiting with a party of fourteen who all left happy and satisfied, I really couldn’t find much fault in any of the food here. Another USA favourite that I’d like to take home with me!


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I am not quite finished with The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern, but I have to say that I am amazed at the technique of using present tense throughout the book. Not only is the tense difficult to maintain, but it is so fitting for this particular story. Even with the jumps through time it feels like we're right there, experiencing the Circus, seeing Chandresh's mansion, watching the Illusionist. I love the mystery it creates along with the sense of urgency, pulling you through the story. I've tried this technique before. I love the end result, but I couldn't imagine keeping it up throughout an entire book. Of course it is a fun technique to try, even just as a prologue or summary. I am going to re-try this technique this month for a new picture book. I'm not sure if I can work with this tense without giving a creepy or mysterious feel (not very good for picture books), but worth a try anyway.

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Limerick selector Donal O’Grady admits hurling needs a black card
DONAL O’GRADY SAYS the time is right to introduce the black card into hurling, following a host of recent examples of cynical play.
The former Limerick star was involved in one such incident back in the 2014 All-Ireland semi-final when he hauled down Kilkenny’s Richie Power with the goal at the forward’s mercy.
O’Grady didn’t even receive a booking for the incident.
“The match would have been over,” he recalls. “It was actually a miracle he didn’t meet the ball head on anyway… whenever I got back. I actually ran around the goals, [referee] James McGrath came in to the umpire and I ran around the goals and tried to hide from him.
“Because I knew I was gone because I had the yellow just got about five minutes before it or whatever.”
Players such as Huw Lawlor and Danny Sutcliffe pulled off high-profile cynical fouls in the 2020 championship, the Limerick selector says a harsher punishment is needed.
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“The black card is a funny one. I’ve seen some real cynical fouling this year. It’s been mixed, one standing out for me would be Huw Lawlor’s one [when he held Galway forward Niall Burke’s hurley in the Leinster final].
“There’s been a lot. Like the black card, I think it would affect a hurling team more than a football team, if that makes sense. Taking a full-back out of a hurling team is a real, real hole to leave.
“It’s a tough place to play as it is, whether it’s 10 minutes in a sin bin or something I’d possibly be leaning towards but something will have to be done.
“I think something will have to be done because it’s too easy, in a one-on-one situation you can bring someone down now and the reward for the attacker is a point whereas there was probably a 90 or 95% chance of a goal.
“I definitely would see going forward something would have to come in to stop that cynical fouling because there’s no advantage to a forward taking on his man if he’s going to be brought down and there’s going to be a point out of it.”
When Limerick were last in the All-Ireland final two years ago O’Grady found himself doing co-commentary on local radio. This time he’ll be involved after joining John Kiely’s backroom team this season.
“It’s been a big learning curve for me coming into this set-up,” he admits.
“They’re probably into year four of their development. Just to see their physique and the speed they move at and whole set-up at training and everything, it took me a couple of weeks to get used to it.
“I played with a few of them and they’re the exact same guys personally as in they’re very driven and they want to do the best and this young group that has come in with them are complementing them.
“As a group, you can’t question what they’re trying to do, just keep getting to All-Ireland semi-finals and finals as much as we can and thank God we’re there on Sunday week.”
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The ex-Limerick skipper retired in 2016 with a Munster title to his name and just two years later the Treaty were All-Ireland champions for the first time since 1973.
Does he ever wish his career started a few years later so he’d be part of this all-conquering group?
“Oh sure I wished I was part of it, there’s no doubt, yeah,” he says.
But O’Grady wasn’t “one bit” jealous of seeing the players climbing up the steps of the Hogan Stand in 2018.
“You’re totally engrossed and wanted them to win. In my career, what we went through, for every two or three bad performances we gave a bit of hope with a good one but then we couldn’t just have that consistency early on.
“As we went on maybe 2012, ‘13, ‘14 we did manage to win that Munster title and get back to a bit of consistency there and then John took it on to a new level. Yeah, you’d give anything to be below winning an All-Ireland medal.
“They’re hard things to come by but at the end of the day, the group of players are a serious bunch of players and thank God they got over that line in 2018.
“Because it certainly does take that pressure off slightly, that that one is done because for every year it drags on, there’s no point saying otherwise, ‘73 is still raising its head so I think that was important.”
He feels the county game has moved on even in the four years since his own playing days ended.
“From looking at the lads from the outside as supporter for a couple of years after I finished, I was kind of looking at them: the physique, the speed they’re going at now, getting faster and faster.
“I was kind of questioning would I ever be able to mix it inside there. Then when you see them up close at training and I suppose the whole scientific approach to training now has gone to another level as well.
“All that is incorporated into Paul Kinnerk’s methods with training. It’s just all a totally new level for me, looking in anyway and obviously other counties are at that level as well.”


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New Zealand teenager Lorde is on course to deprive James Arthur of his second number one single as the two went head to head in an epic chart battle.
According to midweek sales figures the 16-year-old’s single Royals – which has already soared to number one on the iTunes chart - is leading Arthur’s track You’re Nobody Till Somebody Loves You by 7,000 copies.
The song recently hit number one on the US Billboard charts, making Lorde – real name Ella Yelich-O’Connor the youngest performer to score a US number one since Tiffany in 1987.
Her debut album Pure Heroine – which has already topped the charts in her native New Zealand – is set for UK release on October 28.
Arthur’s latest track, meanwhile, is his first new release since his X Factor winner’s single Impossible last December.
That single was the fastest seller of 2012, shifting over 490,000 copies in the space of a single week – and eventually went on to achieve sales of 1.3m, making it the biggest X Factor winners’ single of all time.
Elsewhere in the charts, OneRepublic’s number one single Counting Stars looks set to fall to number three, while Dutch act Showtek are poised to debut at four with their track Booyah featuring We Are Loud and Sonny Wilson.
And The X Factor effect is being felt further down the countdown, with Katy Perry’s Roar rising back up to number five in the wake of last Sunday’s appearance on the show – while Robin Thicke, who also performed, leaps back up to number 22 with Blurred Lines.
There’s more good news for Perry in the album charts with her latest release Prism set to beat James Blunt to the top spot.
Midweek sales show the singer with a lead of 7,000 sales over Blunt, who is hoping to score his third number one album with Moon Landing.
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Progressive: This company will help do some of the comparison shopping for you when you look for low cost motorcycle insurance. You'll find the rates and premiums to be very affordable, in most cases. The company will compare their rates to the rates of other major providers. This can help ensure that you don't pay a premium that's too high. While they will do some of the comparison shopping for you, it's really best not to solely rely on their results. You will likely want to do some shopping around for low cost motorcycle insurance on your own.
Esurance: You'll find this company provides low cost motorcycle rates. This company is all paperless, so you'll need to do your shopping online. You can get free quotes online, so you can find what rates you will pay fairly quickly. This is a growing company, making some real progress in the industry. You will find their premiums to be fairly inexpensive. When you try to compare providers for the best premiums, you will want to check them out.
You can find low cost motorcycle insurance from a number of different companies, not just the big boys. If you would really like to explore all the rates possible, you have plenty of options. For many, trying to find inexpensive premiums means exploring some other options.
Specialty: You will find many companies, often much smaller, that specialize in low cost motorcycle insurance, rather than having policies for all sorts of vehicles. This can be a great place to shop for a new policy. Keep in mind that you will often be dealing with less known companies. On the flip side, you'll be dealing with specialists, perhaps absolute experts in the field.
Your other policies: If you have any other policies, perhaps for a boat, home, or car, you may be able to use it to your advantage to find the lowest rates possible. Not only will you be doing business with a familiar company, but you may be able to take advantage of premium rate discounts. You will find that many providers offer large discounts if you have multiple policies with them. Give them a call, and see how their low cost motorcycle insurance policies and rates compare to other companies. Many companies offer it, but don't really go out of their way to advertise it. Best of all, you may get a premium discount that applies to your other policies as well, making it a great way to save money. Check them out for low cost motorcycle insurance and see what you can find.
Local providers: Take a drive down your local main street, or take a look through the yellow pages. You are sure to find low cost motorcycle insurance providers in your area. For many, dealing with a local company is preferable. In most cases, you will have a local agent to deal with, unlike many of the larger companies. If you really like this idea, you should have plenty of options for saving money on your premiums locally.
As you can see, when it comes to low cost motorcycle insurance, you have many options. You can go with the major providers, or the smaller specialty providers. You can use your existing policies to save even more money, making low cost motorcycle insurance a great bargain. Do some comparison shopping, and see what rates you can expect to pay. It may take a little time and effort, but you will get very reasonable rates, and save money.

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Recipe: C'est La Vie Baking Co.'s Berry Muffins
Updated 11:31 am, Friday, June 14, 2013
Makes 12 servings
2 cups flour
1/2 cup sugar
3/4 tablespoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 1/4 cups milk
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 large egg
3/4 cup melted butter
4 ounces fresh (or frozen) berries of choice
Instructions: Heat oven to 375 degrees. Combine flour, sugar, baking powder and salt. In separate bowl, combine milk, vanilla, egg and butter. Mix wet and dry ingredients together until almost combined (do not overmix), then gently stir in berries. Mix until combined, being careful not to overmix dough. Scoop into cups of buttered muffin pan. Bake until toothpick inserted in center of muffin comes out clean, about 20-30 minutes.
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Per serving: 230 calories (50.6 percent calories from fat), 13 g fat, 50 mg cholesterol, 220 mg sodium, 25 g carbs, 1 g dietary fiber, 4 g protein.
From Taylor Becken, C'est La Vie Baking Co.


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The month of May kicks-off the summer movie season. This year’s summer movies are going to make a big splash with audiences.
Adventure sets sail in may with “Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales.”
Things rev up in June with “Cars 3” crashing into theaters.
“Summer brings us a Pixar movie,” said Marketing Director with Classic Cinemas, Mark Mazrimas. “Lightning McQueen is back on the race track, voiced by Owen Wilson and Mater and a lot of his friends will be back. Always colorful, great animation, ‘Cars 3’ should be a lot of fun.”
Also in June, ancient history comes back with a vengeance in this monster reboot of “The Mummy.”
“Universal Pictures wants to create a whole new monster universe so who do they hand the keys over to, but Tom Cruise, who’s going to battle an evil princess mummy who gets awakened from the dead,” said Mazrimas.
Then, comedy hits the jackpot in “The House.”
“You’ve got two parents that didn’t plan well for their daughter going to college, and when they’re played by Will Ferrell and Amy Poehler, you know their daughter’s in trouble,” said Mazrimas. “So they come up with this scheme that they’re going to turn their basement into a gambling den to raise money to send their daughter off to college.”
July brings director Christopher Nolan’s “Dunkirk” to the big screen, depicting 400,000 Allied soldiers trying to escape the French beach of the same name during World War II.
“This is a movie that you want to see on the big screen so should be an epic movie and maybe on Oscar contender opening up in the summer,” said Mazrimas.
And Stephen King’s words once again come to life in “The Dark Tower.”
“It’s taken along time to get to the screen,” said Mazrimas. “I know a lot of fans of the Stephen King books are looking forward to that one.”
The film makes its way to our world in August.
This summer, Ogden 6 will once again be hosting their Wednesday Morning Movie Series, where tickets to select kids movies are just $1.
Naperville News 17’s Evan Summers reports.


Dáil Éireann - Volume 198 - 27 November, 1962
Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Drainage of County Dublin River.
Mr. P.J. Burke Mr. P.J. Burke
16. Mr. P.J. Burke asked the Minister for Finance when work on the Matt River, Balbriggan, County Dublin will commence.
Mr. O'Malley Mr. O'Malley
Mr. O'Malley: Tenders for this work will be invited early next year.
Mr. Sweetman Mr. Sweetman
Mr. Sweetman: It is a pity Deputy Burke is not present to offer his customary congratulations.
Dáil Éireann 198 Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. Drainage of County Dublin River.


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With Richard Pryor, Ace Trucking Company, Patti Deutsch, Michael Mislove. A collection of skits, parodies, musical performances, and film clips supposedly relating to the peace movement of the late Sixties and early Seventies , but more a general patchwork than a purposeful collection. Directions: Pat dry chicken boneless cubes with kitchen towel or paper. You can cook Dynamite chicken using 24 ingredients and 7 steps. Here is how you cook that.
Ingredients of Dynamite chicken
- You need cubes of Chicken breast cut in to.
- You need of Black pepper.
- Prepare of Salt.
- Prepare of Paprika.
- Prepare of Chili powder.
- Prepare of Garlic powder.
- It’s of Onion powder.
- You need of Ginger powder.
- You need of Oregano.
- Prepare 1 cup of Flour.
- It’s 1/2 cup of corn starch.
- You need of Oil for frying.
- You need 2 of Eggs.
- You need of Water.
- It’s of Lettuce.
- Prepare of Thousand island dressing.
- You need of Or.
- Prepare of Make your own dressing.
- Prepare 1/2 cup of mayonnaise.
- You need 1/4 cup of sweet Chilli sauce or chili garlic sauce or sriracha sauce.
- Prepare 1/4 cup of ketchup.
- It’s 1/8 of buffalo hot sauce optional.
- Prepare to taste of Salt and pepper.
- It’s 2 tablespoons of sweet relish ( check my page fir the recipe totally optional.
In bowl,add corn flour,wheat flour,black pepper powder and salt,mix well & set aside. Heat the oil and fry the coated chicken pieces at medium heat till golden Prepare sauce by mixing all ingredients mentioned in "For Sauce" section Dip each fried chicken piece in the sauce and serve in Champagne glass over lattice leaves. The film was partly funded by and features John Lennon and Yoko Ono. It is a collection of subversive comedy sketches and routines relating to the peace movement.
Dynamite chicken instructions
- Wash and cut your chicken breast in to cubes.
- In a bowl add 1/2 cup flour and all the spices as you like them to be.
- Add the two eggs and small amount of water mix until a batter is formed.
- In another bowl add the remaining flour corn flour and all the spices mentioned again.
- Add the chicken to the batter then to the corn flour mixture abd in to hot oil fry them till golden brown..
- In another bowl add the dressing ingredients and whisk add the chicken making sure it’s well coated. In your serving glass place the lettuce followed by the chicken and enjoy.
- You can wrap it in a tortilla bread and enjoy it as a sandwich.
Dynamite Chicken is probably the easiest and tastiest of fried chicken dipped in sauce. I'm using the velveting technique to make the chicken breast soft. Velvetting: To make chicken breast soft and melt in the mouth like velvet, I'm coating the chicken with a tiny pinch of baking soda. The Dynamite Chicken cookbook is here! Everyday low prices and free delivery on eligible orders.


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A strange, damaged girl lives with a family after escaping a cult in this debut YA suspense/thriller that was inspired by true events.
When fifteen-year-old Jules Mathis comes home from school to find a strange girl, her mother explains that Mae is one of her patients at the hospital and will be staying with their family for a few days. But shortly after, Mae is wearing Jules’ clothes, sleeping in her bedroom, edging her out of her position on the school paper, and kissing Jules’s crush. Then things get weird.
Jules walks in on a half-dressed Mae, she’s startled to see a pentagram carved into her back. Soon white roses start turning up on the front porch, a rabid dog bites one of Jules’ sisters, and Jules’ parents, who never fight, start arguing behind closed doors.
Jules pieces clues together and discovers that Mae may be a survivor of the strange cult that has taken over a nearby town. And they will stop at nothing to get Mae back.
Daria Polatin is an award-winning playwright and TV writer, and ghostwrote two books for Alloy’s New York Times–bestselling series The Clique. As a playwright, Daria’s work has been presented internationally, including at the Kennedy Center in DC, and in New York, London, and Hong Kong. She is a founding member of The Kilroys, the advocacy group for female and trans writers, promoting gender parity on the American stage. She lives in Los Angeles.


To exploit the vulnerability, an attacker would need to send digitally signed XML data with a crafted DTD to a targeted system. To achieve this objective, the attacker may require access to trusted, internal networks in which the targeted system may reside, which could limit the likelihood of a successful exploit.
Microsoft has corrected this vulnerability by modifying the way the affected software validates XML digital signatures.
The Cisco Applied Intelligence team has created an Applied Mitigation Bulletin to address vulnerabilities that Microsoft disclosed in the October 2013 security bulletin release. This Cisco bulletin, which assists administrators in identifying or mitigating these vulnerabilities using Cisco devices, is available at the following link: Cisco Applied Mitigation Bulletin: Microsoft Security Bulletin Release for October 2013