“I would have been here ten minutes earlier if I hadn’t been stuck behind that Meanderthal.”
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If you’re shopping for your next bike (and let’s be honest, if you’re a cyclist you’re always shopping for …
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One morning last month in East Burke, Vermont, mechanics at Liv were polishing up a fleet of the most razzle-dazzle mountain bikes the company has ever offered. The full-carbon Pique Advanced Pro 29 that I was about to test retails for a whopping $12,300—quite a bit more than the accessibly priced ...Read More Source: Outside Magazine: Gear
On this edition of THE BARACK OBAMA APPROVED WORLD’S GREATEST PODCAST, strange things are afoot! I had a close encounter of the bird kind while waking up over IG videos. After I recovered from that, I find out that Mario Kart Tour isn’t just for iOS but it’s available for …
There are APPs and services that will take existing content from other websites and change it by rewording most of it. Reformatting somewhat and passing it to you to post as your own.
That’s despicable if you ask me. Plagiarism! I won’t do that but I’ll leave that up to your conscience if that’s what you feel is necessary… it’s not.
The way I do things is… take an existing post and cut off all but the first 30 – 50 words or less. Post that and have your software add a link to the original article at the bottom. That’s building your content, building links and readership to the other guy’s content, and at the same time providing traffic back to the originating website when your visitors chose to read more.
It’s pretty much exactly what a search engine will do from the content side of things. Sometimes it takes a little additional editorial work but for the most part, the Import modules I use will take care of that for you.
Nothing here should be construed to dissuade you from writing your own content either. The more great content you create on your own – the better. If you are creative enough (and maybe find a few guest bloggers) you won’t even want to depend on the RSS feeds for any content.
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Your favorite blerds are back, and talking all things X-Men! Continuing from last episode we dive right into the magnificent quagmire which is Powers of …
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The 2018 Carr Fire was one of the worst wildfires in California history. By the time it was contained, it had burned 359 square miles, destroyed close to 2,000 buildings, and killed seven people. It also spawned a massive fire tornado—only the second ever recorded. Meteorologists examining the damage afterward ...Read More - Source: Outside Magazine: Adventure
Here’s a frame from …
What up doe? Miles Amadeus Prower here. Listen, I’m gonna shoot from the hip with y’all; I been mad sleep deprived and slightly overworked. Just saying if you wondering why the intro is different, chalk it up to that. I honestly don’t even remember mixing most of this and sadly …
I imagine this question was prompted by the thought that some themes claim to be more SEO friendly or ready. A person who believes in all the SEO hype would probably look for a theme making one of those claims.
Moving just a bit further they’d probably then wonder why the SEO experts didn’t take their SEO expertise and bundle the plugin and an SEO ready theme together…
Read More Source: Jeff Hawkins’ answer to Why hasn’t one of the big WordPress SEO plugin developers like Yoast created a SEO theme with the plugin as part of the theme? – Quora
The first web browser was invented by Tim Berners-Lee of the World Wide Web Consortium.
The web browser that actually ushered in the World Wide Web was Marc Andreessen’s Mosaic…
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