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  • External Dimensions 44.5 x 29.9 x 15.2 cm
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The Pop Quiz Backpack is one of Herschel's most popular backpacks. Featuring a slim and minimal design, but packing a punch in organisation. It has almost the same shape and design of the Herschel Classic and the Herschel Heritage but comes with added extras.

The Herschel Pop Quiz features a fully padded, fleece lined laptop sleeve that fits up to a 15" laptop, a fleece lined pocket for sunglasses, personal electronics or other fragile items, a front zippered sleeve for stashing frequently used items and a organisation panel located in a compartment behind the front zippered sleeve - useful for coins, cards, pens and the like. An internal key clip is available to attach your keys to keep them secure. The spacious main compartment also includes an internal media pouch that can feed headphones through a rubber grommet that ports to the exterior of the bag.

Coming with lightly padded, straight cut, adjustable shoulder straps and a haul handle for an alternate carry option, the Herschel Pop Quiz provides protected and essential organisation in a slim and minimal design - fitting for the campus student, the full-time worker, or the daily traveller.

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  • Internal key clip to keep your keys secure in secondary compartment
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  • Lightly padded, straight cut, adjustable shoulder straps
  • Haul handle

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Those Profane Twitter Goofs

What’s the account “libslikdik” doing in the Premier’s Twitter timeline anyway? He took the time to unfollow me last year, but he wants to read homophobes and retweet their anti-carbontax nonsense?

Predictions That Aren’t Fun

“Asia ramping up coal use. US returning to coal. Lets focus on tech like CCS not tax harming econ w/o real GHG impact” – Premier Wall

The Premier, on down to his Twitter troll army defend Saskatchewan pollution because “China and India” do more pollution.

Well I have news for you, China and India do more of everything. They are the biggest ever in… name the category.
“I can’t get into good shape right now, because China and India”. A SaskParty/Conservative excuse generator would be a funny app.

Too Bold A Halloween Costume

The University of Regina has quite a few exchange students. They pay more than a bit to study here in Canada too. One picked a stereotype to make fun of at Halloween, and ended up with more role playing than he bargained on.

This is the sort of over-sensitive reaction that we should be concerned about in our society, not people dressed up as something scary/funny for Halloween.

We Hear #carbontax Won’t Work But It Will Change Behaviour

Coyne has a point:

Kevin replies, “I’m planning the purchase of a wood stove…”

Would you normally buy a wood stove?

There it is. An admission that the changes behaviour (just not in the way intended for everyone).

Bottom Of the Barrel Brad

What’s with Saskatchewan generating unkind Conservative politicians named Brad? Brad “Bumpkin” “Two Finger” Trost threw together some stock images into a meme against people in love being married.

I only see one penis in the image, and two fingers. Where’s the second?

At least the Edmonton-area also has to catch up to Moose Jaw, and Saskatoon & area (who elects Trost).

Leave Or Remain In? The Former UK Chooses Out And About Does Itself In

Brexit: It’s a term I first heard months ago on Twitter in relation to people mostly angry with immigration in the UK. It means “British Exit from the European Union”. The country narrowly voted to leave the EU, and the economy/currency Pound Sterling soon crashed from the uncertainty of the Prime Minister resigning, the opposition leader being turfed by MPs, and the Brexit Leave leaders having no effing plan. One of the Brexit leaders is the former mayor of London, and the other is the leader of the UK Independence Party, a sort of extreme Reform Party hell bent on blocking Muslim immigrants much how Trump has envisioned for the United States.

A great British comic in the US, John Oliver, says there are no do-overs for the Brexit referendum vote. I tend to disagree on this point, even though the rest of his analysis is fine and funny.

There are do-overs, because we have elections every few years or if the loss of confidence in the ruling government takes place. It’s pretty obvious Britons have no confidence in the current government or the choice to Leave. Therefore it’s not anti-democratic to take another vote to determine public opinion following the initial consequences of their earlier vote last week. After all, if people are still satisfied with all of the Brexit results, they’ll again vote for it, correct? It might keep the UK united, otherwise Scotland is set to leave so they’ll stay with the EU, as is Ireland which may unite with Northern Ireland.

Keep in mind I’m no expert on British politics, so if you’ve a correction to make to this summary, please leave it in the comments.

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What To Read?

I am at Grans for a few days and guess what? I have only gone and forgotten to pack any books, or even bring the devils device with me. I mean what was I thinking? However not all is lost as, apart from the local charity shops which I am not allowing myself into, there are fortunately plenty of books here at Gran’s, the only question is which one do I want to read?

Now then, it is most likely that you cannot see the titles or spines of the books, yet I would like your advice on what to randomly read next. So, what I thought was… Could you recommend me a book that is rather off the beaten track of what I have been reading lately and tell me why you loved it or why it was different and when I get back from the next set of visiting hours I can have a whizz through the shelves and see which one Gran has, if that makes sense? I really fancy something that I might not pick up otherwise, so what would you suggest?

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27 responses to “What To Read?

  1. You should read ‘A Void’ by Georges Perec. He wrote the entire novel without using the letter e at all! Not once.

  2. Sharkell

    Watership Down by Richard Adams. I read it a couple of years ago and I still keep thinking of it. It’s easy to read, fun and completely engaging.

  3. Melissa N

    I love your Gran’s place! So many lovely books. The one title I can see is HhHH. I have wanted to read this for some time. I know you don’t love WWII books, but this one looks excellent. Does she have any classics? How about a Bronte or Austen novel? Any short story collections? Since I have read The Diving Belles, I have been reading more short stories. William Trevor, Doris Lessing, and Alice Munro are some of my favorites.

  4. Geisha of Gion by Mineko Iwasaki. It’s the story which inspired Arthur Golden’s Memoirs of a Geisha previously, but due to inaccuracies, was released later as an autobiography. Once the most famous Geisha in Japan, it’s an incredible story about how she broke away from tradition.

    • Ricky

      I thought that the book was okay. Seriously it was so boring that I almost put myself into coma. Without the pictures, I would have been into coma.

      • Really? I thought it was fascinating. It’s the eloquent style she wrote in. The intent of the autobiography was to clarify the factual errors in Golden’s novel, relying on nothing else but her descriptive content.

      • Ricky

        I really didnt see the eloquent style. I thought Golden’s novel is very eloquent. Even though that Golden’s novel has a lot of errors, I thought that it has a very moving pace that Iwasaki lacked. I felt that she only wrote the novel to correct Golden’s novel. Golden has the story. Iwasaki got the facts.

  5. Pick a book with a beautiful, worn leather cover, one that feels good in your hands, isn’t too big and which has a classic feel. Perhaps a book of poetry or a classic you haven’t thought to read.

  6. Sweet Fanny Adams

    Mayor of Casterbridge by Thomas Hardy or my very favourite, L’Assommoir by Emile Zola. Both tales begin with a struggle to rise above poverty and both have similar, yet very different endings.
    Hope you and Gran are enjoying your time with each other x

  7. Jenni

    How about the Roddy Doyle book on the third shelf from the top. I think it is The Barrytown Trilogy.

  8. If you can get hold of it, try The Midnight Dress by Karen Foxlee. It has an intense sense of place (the Queensland rainforest), with echoes of Picnic at Hanging Rock, and a touch of a fairytale feel.

    For short stories – try Ted Chiang, if you haven’t already. His collection is The Lifecycle of Software Objects.

  9. We don’t know what Gran reads, so this is hard! But, since you are on vacay, I would suggest a mystery. Either a golden age mystery – Christie or Sayers – or Henning Mankell (if she has any by him).

  10. I don’t ever recall you having read a spy story – and I spot a John Le Carre on your Gran’s lovely shelves. How about it? I love ’em.

  11. What a lovely photo. If my grandma had had a place like that I would have moved in straight away. Well, what to read? Does she have anything by Raymond Chandler (perhaps not exactly grandma material)? Or what about the superb biography about Daphne du Maurier by Margaret Forster? Alexander McCall Smith? “The Lady vanishes” by Ethel Lina White? “To Kill a Mockinbird” by Harper Lee? Lots of fun. Anna

  12. Laura Caldwell

    Read an American classic and then compare/contrast with the English ones that you have read in the past six months. I find them very different-(except for Edith Wharton, who reminds me of English classics). Read a Steinbeck or Jack London or F. Scott Fitzgerald.

  13. Some historical fiction by Dorothy Dunnett, perhaps? The Lymond Chronicles (first book The Game of Kings) is my favorite historical fiction series of all time. It’s set in the 1500’s, and this first book takes place in Scotland though subsequent books take you to France,Russia, Malta, and the heart of the Ottoman empire. It’s exciting adventure, political intrigue, romance and it expects the reader to keep up. And finally, the central figure in all the books, Frances Lymond is a spectacular character – sort of 16th century James Bond crossed with Rhett Butler from Gone WIth The Wind. Speaking of which how about Gone With The Wind? Addictive, Wonderful book… Looks like you have plenty of books to choose from!

  14. Do you simply want a great tale? How about two teenage boys during the Siege of Stalingrad who each will get a bullet in the back of the head unless, in that war-ravaged city of destitution, they can find a dozen eggs for a wedding cake because the colonel’s daughter is getting married. Their quest is nothing short of an odyssey with some of the most unforgettable characters and situations you’ll ever encounter in a work of literature. It’s brilliant.

  15. EllenB

    Any Ann Patchett there? If you can, go for one of her earlier novels The Magican’s Assistant.

    Hope Gran is doing well.

  16. Lots of classics there though I can’t read the titles. Does she have Ivanhoe by Walter Scott? I read it last year and was totally surprised by it. Think Robin Hood, knights in shining armour, jousting tournaments, castle seiges and brave court jesters. Loved it.

  17. Col

    Reading this makes me realise two things – firstly I don’t get off the beaten track often enough as most of what I’ve read recently is decidedly ‘beaten track’ – hence I have nada to recommend! Secondly I need to get something done with my eyesight – Annabel is spotting author names on spines in the picture and I can barely make out the shape of a book!!! However years ago I stayed with a friend who lived in an Aladdins Cave of books like your Gran’s. Paralysed from choosing by the richness of the fare on offer I decided to choose at random. I used a dice to pick a word at random from the front page story in the paper then searched for a book with that word in the title – on my fourth or fifth go it worked. My word was ‘speedboat’ and there on his shelves was ‘The Speedboat’ by Renata Adler. So my suggestion is not an off beaten track novel but an off the beaten track, convoluted method of choosing one! (P.S. if you use this method, and if by some quirk of fate it also leads you to ‘The Speedboat’ I’d forget it – I though it was a terrible book!)

  18. Go for a book by someone whose name is barely familiar – perhaps someone who was very fashionable when your Gran was younger but has now fallen out of favour, for whatever reason, or look for a run of books by someone you’ve never read and try one. You might get a brilliant surprise.

  19. Don’t have any recommendations for you…but I love her library 🙂

  20. Alison P

    I’m with Col – HhHH is an excellent read. Highly recommended

  21. I know it’s far too late to be recommending a read to you but I’ve enjoyed everyone else’s recommendations! And I think Gaskella’s right about you not having reviewed a spy story, as far as I remember. Could be worth rectifying…

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Dinosaur child

With the short arms but hardly any roar…

While an orderly transported my wife from the ER to her private hospital room, a dinosaur child came calling in the hallway…

(Kaiser Permanente, South San Francisco, California 2017. See my other work here.)

Remembering 2016: the year when everyone died

No, famous people won’t stop dying on January 1. But we lost too many bright lights this year and we hope that 2017 will be better. Here’s a list of noteworthy people who died in 2016.

For the past several months a lot of us have been saying we can’t wait for this damned year to be over.

2016 gave us the worst election season I can remember, and every ten minutes or so another beloved artist would die, it seemed. Any year that gives us Donald Trump and takes Muhammad Ali, David Bowie, Prince in return has done more damage than some decades.

No, people aren’t going to stop dying at the stroke of midnight tomorrow. Continue reading

A dreary walk in the woods … then magic

Saturday dawned gray, cold, and wet. A light mist eased through the forest at my university. But a day walking in the woods with a camera is a good day, no matter the weather, right?

The university was on holiday break. Students had fled home to give thanks with family and friends. I did, too, but returned early.

The deeply overcast sky dictated a flat, low-contrast aspect to the trees and trails in the forest. I looked down. At least I can shoot leaves, now wet and trodden. I like to shoot leaves. A little Photoshop would add hue and color contrast to them, I thought.

But the gray and the cold and the mist cut into my coat and mind. I shivered. Bummer. A dark day growing darker. Melancholy arrived and tapped on my shoulder. I turned and shuffled back onto the main trail, intent on returning to my truck. My Canon hung unused from its strap around my neck. I hate the interregnum between seasons: no leaves on the trees, no snow on the ground.

Franciscans have walked through these woods for more than a century and a half. Franciscans like nature and apparently thrive in it. They have, over the life of the university, constructed stations of the cross on a circular trail in this forest — Bob’s Woods, named after Fr. Bob Stewart, who died of cancer shortly after my arrival at the university.

I am not a Franciscan. I am not as hopeful as they appear to be. Dank, dark weather like this day’s further eroded my ability to detect hope.

Then I saw …
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Cubilin, a binding partner for galectin-3 in the murine utero-placental complex.

Galectin-3 is a lectin important in animal development and regulatory processes and is found selectively localized at the implantation site of the mouse embryo. To better understand the role of galectin-3 at the maternal-fetal interface, a binding partner was isolated and characterized. Homogenates of uteroplacental tissue were incubated with immobilized recombinant galectin-3, and specifically bound proteins were eluted using lactose. The principal protein, p400, had an M(r) of 400,000 in SDS-PAGE. Physical properties of p400 and amino acid sequences of seven tryptic peptides were similar to cubilin from rats, humans, and dogs, identifying p400 as the murine ortholog of cubilin. This was further supported by the tissue distribution observed only in yolk sac, kidney, and ileum with monospecific antiserum for p400. Cubilin occurred in yolk sac epithelium throughout pregnancy, but galectin-3 was there only during the last week. Unexpectedly, cubilin was found only in perforin-containing granules of uterine natural killer (uNK) cells, although galectin-3 occurred throughout the cell cytoplasm. In situ hybridization revealed cubilin mRNA in yolk sac epithelium but not uNK cells, implying that yolk sac-derived cubilin is endocytosed by uNK cells via galectin-3. This is consistent with cubilin being an endogenous partner of galectin-3 at the maternal-fetal interface and suggests an important role for cubilin in uNK cell function.

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Mesh terms: Amino Acid Sequence | Animals | Antigens, Differentiation | Carrier Proteins | Chromatography, Affinity | Dogs | Embryo Implantation | Embryo, Mammalian | Extraembryonic Membranes | Female | Galectin 3 | Gene Expression Regulation, Developmental | Humans | Membrane Glycoproteins | Mice | Molecular Sequence Data | Placenta | Pregnancy | Rats | Receptors, Cell Surface | Sequence Alignment | Sequence Homology, Amino Acid | Transcription, Genetic | Uterus | Yolk Sac

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Lenten Catechesis—Thursday of Lent 1

The Fifth and Sixth Commandments

You shall not murder.

The entire sum of what it means not to murder is to be impressed most clearly upon the simpleminded [Deuteronomy 6:7]. In the first place, we must harm no one, either with our hand or by deed. We must not use our tongue to instigate or counsel harm. We must neither use nor agree to use any means or methods by which another person may be injured. Finally, the heart must not be ill disposed toward anyone or wish another person ill in anger and hatred. Then body and soul may be innocent toward everyone, but especially toward those who wish you evil or inflict such things upon you.
—Large Catechism Part 1:188

It is God’s ultimate purpose that we let harm come to no one, but show him all good and love…. He would ever remind us to reflect upon the First Commandment—He is our God, which means He will help, assist, and protect us in order that He may quench the desire of revenge in us.
—Large Catechism Part 1:195

You shall not commit adultery.

[The last five commandments begin by] talking about our neighbor personally. Then they proceed to talk about the person nearest him, or the closest possession next after his body, namely, his wife. She is one flesh and blood with him [Genesis 2:23-24], so that we cannot inflict a higher injury upon him in any good that is his. Therefore, it is clearly forbidden here to bring any disgrace upon our neighbor regarding his wife.
—Large Catechism Part 1:200-201

Among us there is such a shameful mess and the very dregs of all vice and lewdness. [The eighth sixth] commandment is directed against all kinds of unchastity, whatever it may be called. Not only is the outward act of adultery forbidden, but also every kind of cause, motive, and means of adultery. Then the heart, the lips, and the whole body may be chaste and offer no opportunity, help, or persuasion toward unchastity. Not only this, but we must also resist temptation, offer protection, and rescue honor wherever there is danger and need…. To speak in the briefest way…: everyone must live chastely himself and help his neighbor do the same.
—Large Catechism Part 1:202-205

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Prostate Cancer Journal: My Friend Peter

I made a new friend last week. You don’t always get to pick your friends ahead of time, and such is the case with Peter. He showed up during the course of my prostate surgery. I was totally unaware of his arrival, but he was greeted by everybody in attendance as one uniquely qualified for his task. By the time I regained my senses after the surgery, Peter had obviously become a fast friend. He cared for me deeply and touched me in ways I had never experienced before. And I found I couldn’t leave him behind. Upon my release from the hospital, my wife and I made a place for this new friend in my life.

bestest buds

Peter has been faithful; despite my outbursts and even wishing him harm, he as stuck by me without question or recrimination. Peter is giving; he retains nothing for himself but passes on all that he has every minute of every day.

These hot, fast friendships have their challenges. We found that Peter was a bit demanding and a bit clingy. And while his friendship tapped an inner well I rarely thought about, having him around each minute of each day is wearisome. Peter is an “up front” sort of friend, but admittedly very private. So, getting ready to leave the house with Peter is stressful and frankly exhausting.

My friendship with Peter is as close a relationship as I have ever experienced. It is also an ill-fated relationship, for today Peter and I must be parted. The reality is that I must move on in my recovery, and I have to go, alone. Peter cannot go for me. The absence of his indwelling presence will be a void in my life.

Farewell, my friend, Peter.

[During a radical prostatectomy, a foley catheter is inserted into the urethra. The catheter assists the surgeon during the transection and resection of the urethra and then supports the urethra as it heals. The patient keeps the foley catheter in place from 7 days to 3 weeks depending on the procedure and the surgeon involved. I named my catheter “Peter.”]

Other  posts in the Prostate Cancer Journal can be found under Categories in the sidebar of this blog.

Prostate Cancer Journal: The Choices We Make

With treatment, I am not very likely going to die as a result of my prostate cancer, as my father before me did. The scoring and grading complete, I am among those with a 90%  chance of being prostate-cancer-free through at least the next ten years (10 years is pretty much the extent of the data), and can look forward to being a cancer survivor. Thanks be to God that such mercy has been given to me.

While my prognosis is just about the best that one could hope for, I am at somewhat of a loss before a buffet of good treatment options. Advancements in medicine offer those with prostate cancer a plethora of choices of excellent treatments:  da Vince, brachytherapy, IMRT, IGRT, clinical trials, active surveillance, proton beams, HIFU, laparoscopic robotic radical prostatectomy, cryotherapy. While the biopsy was certainly uncomfortable and nerve-wracking, and the news that I had cancer invoked rage and fear, having to pick my own treatment may yet be the most agonizing part of this journey through prostate cancer so far. Continue reading

Prostate Cancer Journal: Positive for Cancer

Ever since hearing that my elevated PSA might be a cause for concern, I had been preparing myself for the news, preparing myself to hear that I had prostate cancer. Dad had it, why shouldn’t I? I’ve been steeling myself so that I wouldn’t scream, or yell, or, God forbid, cry when I heard the news.

“Mr. Kinnaman, your results came back positive…” That really is the only thing I heard in our brief conversation. As Dr. de la Paz continued to speak I looked at the pictures on my desk, pictures of my wife and I on a cruise, pictures of our four grandchildren. I ask a few questions, write a couple of notes that mostly make sense later, but while hearing, I really am not listening. I have cancer.

The Roller coaster of Rage and Fear

boulder-dashRage is what fuels all the reading, it is the cranking up of the roller coaster, “clack, clack, clack,” as I am taken higher, the rage that this should happen to me “clack, clack, clack,” higher and higher; rage, being pushed on by the idea that if I read enough I can find a solution, rage that compels me to exhaustion to find the next website, the next procedure, the next presentation on YouTube. And then just as I reach the pinnacle and seemingly have nowhere else to go, I overtop and begin the free fall into fear: fear of loosing my health, fear of the surgery, fear of radiation therapy, fear of incontinence, fear of impotence, fear that I’ve let you down, fear that dying will hurt, fear of leaving my wife alone. While on the way up it felt like rage would leave me with no place to go, fear seems like it could go on forever. And along the way fear throws me into switchbacks of loathing and pity and ultimately into the 360° of doubt: did I do enough, should I’ve been more vigilant, can I make a treatment decision that will make a difference? Continue reading


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Google Panda 6 Months Out Still Has People Baffled

google-panda-update-2-doThe six month anniversary of Google’s Panda update passed quietly yesterday – guess everyone was too distracted dealing with the latest tweak to the algorithm to notice. The only article I saw was by ZDnet reporting that HubPages CEO Paul Edmondson says SEO doesn’t work (seriously guys, three exclamation in the headline?).

Panda has created a scenario where publishers who don’t embrace SEO are condemned to feel the sting of what happens when they don’t. SEO DOES WORK but you can’t rely on your father’s methods anymore.

The battle between marketers and Google has been raised to a very high level and as more and more of everyday decisions are being made with the help of search, the stakes have become critical. Many businesses operate totally online without the net of a brick and mortar business to support them when things go wrong.

The intent of Panda was “designed to reduce rankings for low-quality sites–sites which are low-value add for users, copy content from other websites or sites that are just not very useful. At the same time, it will provide better rankings for high-quality sites–sites with original content and information such as research, in-depth reports, thoughtful analysis and so on,” Google told us on the fateful day six months ago.

While Google’s intent was to clean the SERPs of low quality and duplicate content, the initial impact saw a large number of good sites experience huge traffic drops. Many have yet to bounce back, while others are starting to gain back their ground.

If you have not read Google’s Webmaster Guidelines there is a good chance you have not done all your homework. Relying on articles from others to come up with your answers is not the answer. Sure, you can use them to get some idea of where to start, but the site and topics of your content are all yours (unless you are scraping or duplicating others’ content) and you need your own frame of reference to make the right decisions.

What Panda has shown is that changes have been different for sites based on their content and language – the algorithm seems to have the ability to differentiate the topics and languages and use the information to create changes in the SERPs that are tailored to that information. Publishers of widespread topics have had the toughest time as what may work to help one area could hurt another, and in most cases they are using a single method to correct their problems.

For a starting point I recommend looking at the “design and content guidelines” Google outlines, but extend their suggestions and work some of the recommendations others are offering.

While I can understand why a furniture site that has been around since before Google is offering $25,000 to anyone who can get them out of the Panda wasteland, it is the proactive response of DaniWeb that has shown there is a way if you take that step back and concentrate on your content and your industry. Dani Horowitz worked on improving her content and the site’s overall SEO and while Panda still hurt, new rankings helped offset some of the sting. But a new tweak to Panda had the site back and the efforts brought along even more traffic.

“Panda 2.3 went live on July 23rd and traffic just instantly jumped back up to normal that very day,” Horowitz tells Search Engine Watch. “We’re now seeing traffic at the same pre-Panda highs in some countries, while other countries are even better than ever. Overall, we’re seeing more pageviews than ever before.”

Another site hit by Panda was Pocket-Lint, whose owner contacted Search Engine Watch as he was confused about why his site’s traffic had suddenly dried up. We diagnosed a few issues, and earlier this month Stuart Miles reported that “after 2 months of redesigning and tweaking, Panda 2.2 arrived, and our traffic is back. In fact, thanks to the changes we’ve implemented in the meantime, it’s even higher than it was before the original algorithm hit. We also believe we have a better site for it.”

Among the fixes they implemented were improving the navigation, removing, reorganizing and merging content, reducing advertising, removing duplicate content, and cleaning up HTML code.

To counter the Panda algorithm you need to know your industry – many who dropped the most and are still there may have not had to do that before, as they were at the top and thought others needed to copy them. SEO has changed and Panda is just part of it – local and mobile have grown in importance, and how we interact with the search engines has also changed.

Become more knowledgable about your industry but try to include your users’ perspectives. The one big tip I got from Google is that they have used their technical advances to reconnect with how they started.

Google’s algorithm at its start mirrored how scholarly articles referenced other studies – those referenced most often were generally the seminal works on the subject. Unfortunately, this lead to link buying and link spam. Panda is an attempt to return to these early methods, but Google can now apply latent semantics and understands duplicated content better.

Read the articles below and then apply your own knowledge – remember Panda is not one answer fits all, if it was SEO would be easy.

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February 29, 2012

So, my friend, Vicky, and I got back from SPA on Sunday at 5.  We had planned to go on Friday but bad weather was predicted, so we left on Thursday instead, staying Thursday night in a cheap motel, and moving to the Harraseeket Inn on Friday.  I think I liked the cheap motel better. At least it had hot water in the morning, which the Harraseeket was decidedly lacking in, not only in our room, but several others as well.  I have mixed feelings about SPA in general.  800 women, all over enthusiastic about fiber, so that they want to know if you spun the yarn, knit the sweater, how, when, where the fiber came from, etc.  gets old fast for me.  I understand they are enthused, but it is as if because they are at SPA, they have permission to ask way too many questions about stuff of total strangers.  The people we have sat with for the past two years, friends of Sherry’s, are perfectly nice people, but I don’t feel that I really know them, and I’m not good at casual, meaningless conversation, so I am probably more of a minus than a plus, in terms of their enjoying themselves, with a lump sitting in their midst silently glowering and wondering when she can possibly leave and retire to her room, so as to be relieved of being there and so to relieve them of the lump in their midst.  I’m not into shopping.  I hate outlets and find, in general, that they are filled with stuff they couldn’t sell at regular prices…for no one is going to sell stuff cheaper if they can sell it at regular prices!  The fiber market is filled with beautiful things, but I find it sad that out of all the vendors, perhaps two, maybe three, had New England fiber. The rest were commercial; people didn’t have animals; they imported fiber, probably from other countries, and hand painted them, which is okay, it is one world, after all, BUT I would like to have seen more local fiber.  We did stop at Friends’ Folly Farm on the way home, about 40 minutes north.  Pogo, who does my fiber processing for my jacob fiber, is an amazing person. Her shop is a yurt, which was fascinating, and she showed us around the mill, explaining how each machine worked. I dropped off a lot of fiber to be processed for Sue, and picked up my jacob, absolutely beautifully done. Pogo used to have a vendor space at SPA, selling her incomparable wool and mohair mix, dyed beautiful colors, but for some reason, she wasn’t invited back one year, and so one more local fiber artist is replaced with imported yarn.  It was lovely to see the folks from the Maine Island sheep there with their wool.  And there was a guy with alpaca fiber, which holds no interest for me, but at least it was New England fiber. And one more booth where the woman tending it THOUGHT the fiber was from local sheep, but didn’t know for sure; she was just tending the booth for a friend.  Anyway, Pogo’s was a real treat. So was a side trip out in the country five minutes from Freeport, to a farm shop called “Bessie’ Place” owned by two friends of Pogo’s, whereat I bought quite a few things, locally made or designed.

I’m thinking perhaps next year I’ll skip SPA.  I like having a weekend with no chores to do, no meals to make, able to just sit and knit and spin all weekend, but I’m thinking SPA isn’t doing it for me.  Having to make small talk with strangers I seem to have very little in common with is just too stressful.

It was good to see Vicky and Sherry and so many people enjoying themselves, however, even if it wasn’t my thing.

February 22, 2012

It snowed last night, not a lot, but enough to cover the ground, anyway, so it’s rather beautiful out there this morning. It is supposed to hit 49, so I will have to enjoy it while I can, for, by mid-day, I suspect it will be gone.

A quiet day…

February 18, 2012

Well, I did go to Donald’s yesterday, arriving by 9 a.m. when he was considering what to do with a weak lamb.  My being there made it a bit easier, for it is hard to hold a ewe who doesn’t wish to be held, and graft a lamb onto her teat, when the lamb is weak, hasn’t got a strong sucking instinct and also doesn’t want to be held.  So, I held the mama, and Donald grafted her on, or tried to.  That didn’t work very well, so he milked out mama and then fed baby.  Later, he went to the grain store, bought some pritchard teats, excellent nipples for small lambs, and fed her a couple other times. By this morning she was nursing on her own. Victory!  I forgot my camera.  Not very clever, I know, but I had my spinning wheel, a change of clothes, purse, and a bag of fiber, plus some skeined up yarn and plastic bags to contain skeined up yarn to remember aside from the camera, and the camera just didn’t get remembered.  When I left Donald’s, I went on to Sue’s store, Hodge Podge, in Newport, and sat there visiting and spinning til about 1 p.m., then came home.  I did some baking, made a simple dinner, and then we watched two episodes of Downton Abbey, which we are thoroughly enjoying.

Today, I baked another cake, read some in the Sparrowhawk, Volume II, which I started earlier in the week, and took a nap, an easy day.  Nine eggs today so far!  They are starting to lay again with gusto.  Another sign of spring.  Donald’s lambs were very cute, all four that had been born so far, and it was good to see them.  It was a reminder that I need to give CDT boosters to my ewes sometime very soon.

And next weekend is SPA in Freeport, Maine.  I have some fiber put aside to bring.  I will spend the most of three days spinning and knitting and relaxing with 800 other women who converge on the town, filling all the inns and hotels and motels and b and b’s.  I will not do much shopping.  I’m not a recreational shopper.  Some women go out twice a day and return with bags and bags of “bargains” from LL Bean and other outlet stores.  I really seldom found anything in outlet stores that I’d want.  I’m content to sit and spin or knit.

I’ve finished the body of the Einstein jacket and will start on the sleeves tonight while we watch yet two more episodes of Downton Abbey.  I have a cake to frost, but first need to run around the corner to the Downers’ Corner (not to be confused with Downton!) Store, to get some cream cheese with which to make the frosting.  Or maybe I’ll just use butter and forget the cream cheese!

All in all, it’s been a lazy and restful day.

Ah, the joy…

February 17, 2012

…of not having a sermon or a presentation pending, to just be able to do what I want to do.  I’ve put aside all that stuff about emerging church.  I’ve put aside commentaries.  And now, I am pondering what things I want to do today.

For starters, I have three balls of yarn to skein up.  Then, excitement!, Donald called last night to say his lambs have started popping.  One ritual I follow every year is to go to Donald’s to see the first lambs of the season.  Mine aren’t due for another month or more, so seeing his will spur me on to get the things done I need to get done before lambing.  After tea with Donald, I will head to Sue’s to spin a bit more of the jacob I’m spinning for Mila.  Three skeins finished, three more to go.  Then, stop on the way home at the market to pick up a few things I forgot Tuesday.  Home later this afternoon, after a satisfying day with friends. I will take my camera to snap some photos of Donald’s lambs, so you can all get a quick dose of cute to last you until my lambs show up.

It feels and smells like Spring out there, but not a Vermont Spring, a New Jersey spring.  It’s way too early for Spring to be settling in Vermont.  Still, there is part of me that loves it.  The part of me that doesn’t love it is the part that is involved in allergies!  Wow, they’re awful this year.  I’m supposed to get a respite when all that leaf mold is covered with 2 feet of snow!  Well, there is no snow, so nose run, post nasal dripping, asthmatic coughing…blech!  And the trees haven’t started blooming yet.  It’s going to be a doozy of a Spring allergy season, I’m guessing.  But hey, I”m healthy other than that.  Life is good.  What’s there to complain about? (Knock on wood!)

The “Emerging Church”

February 15, 2012

Okay, tonight I am presenting some information and leading a conversation on the Emerging Church, which seems like a label put on stuff I’ve been doing for years, but hey…I promise after tonight, I’ll move onto some other, less churchy subject, but preparing for this has been taking up every spare minute.  I’ve read articles, watched videos, read books, taken notes, posed questions for tonight, AND made beef stew, for the context of the conversation is a pot luck dinner.  (Biblical characters from Genesis through the letters of Paul really knew that if something important was to be discussed, FEED the participants!)

It is still way too warm for this time of year, which makes the woodstove heat way too much, so I’m spending more time in the back room than the front room where it is.  It’s about 44 right now, instead of the 24 I’d expect for this time of year in this place.  The sheep are managing, for 44 is still cool enough for a nice long wool coat.  The way things work, probably, the day they are shorn it will turn abruptly ice cold and they’ll be very unhappy.

The hens have begun to lay more regularly, so I’m getting about 8 eggs a day.  In another month, it should increase to 12-14 eggs a day.  I hope…

The younger goat has jumped out of their pen twice now, into the sheep yard.  She runs around and then seems to jump right back in.  She has not attempted to jump the higher electric fence.  Good!

I’ve been working on my Einstein jacket, have finished the “skirt”, the back and the right front, am halfway through the left front. THe big question now is whether to make the sleeves the blue of the body or the variegated of the skirt.  Hmm…I have another 20 rows to decide.  I’ll do that later.

Time to go…

Onward and Upward, trudging along…

February 9, 2012

Well, on Sunday, I am taking over for our priest who is going away, or is away…and I have to come up with a sermon that won’t bore peeople! The lesson is particularly difficult in that if researched carefully, shows an angry, indignant Jesus at the idea of healing a leper.  At the leper? At his quiet time interrupted.  Who knows!  In any case it is NOT the sweet, caring Jesus the Church expects us to buy outright.

And I’m trudging along preparing for the “emerging church” conversation on next WEdnesday.  Found a great book by Alan Jones. (whom I love, generally).  However, it started with him self absorbed and making me crazy. Finally, I’m through that to the normally brilliant and introspective Jones I know and love.  I’m learning a lot.  One interesting thing I’m observing is that when Episcopalians (who are Anglicans: read, ideas about religion developed in the fog of London!) talk about emergence, it has to do with bible stories having no fixed meaning, lots of layers and lots of “unknowing”.  When Richard Rohr, who is a Roman CAtholic and someone I admire, talks about emergence, he seems to focus on Jesus’ non-negociables versus the church’s non-negociables. (Rules?, absolutes?  More in the vein of the philosophy within Roman Catholicism…or is that fair?  No idea…still have more to study, but in any case, there probably ought to be balance between rules and no rules.  I had a friend once who called the Episcopal Church, “the great big church with no rules”.  I replied, “But, no, you’re wrong: there is one very big rule: “there are no rules!” I was exaggerating, as was he, but we seem to live in fog and are comfortable there.  Finding absolutes isn’t our gift as Episcopalians.  I find that does exasperate some people. Oh, well…)  Now, I have to read Brian McLaren, and Evangelical non-denominational type, to see what he focuses on.  I think we all seem to identify with some characteristics of this emerging church thing, and avoid others that make us uncomfortable.

Anyway, doing this reading is taking up some of my time, but not all. In the last 3 weeks I’ve spun and plied about 8 pounds of yarn, all skeined up and taken to Hodge Podge to be sold, or to reside til I decide to make something with some of it. I’ve also washed one fleece. One more to go. Then send those two off to be processed.  I’m down to 3 pounds of fleece to spin before March 20th, shearing day.  (MY rule!)

I got an email from a friend in Germany about how cold it is there: basically what it SHOULD be here: lots of snow and temperatures hovering around zero, dipping down or rising up a bt on some days.  We have so little snow cover. I really wonder how this will effect grass, crops, bugs, etc.  People have told me they’ve found flies outside.  And mosquitoes.  And I wonder about ticks?  It has been cold a bit, so hopefully, the lack of snow cover has meant more ticks are killed but then the warmer times might mean they are reproducing more, who knows.

I found some CDT vaccine yesterday at the Tractor Supply. For basics, I will still go to the locally owned grain store, where they know my name and where local economy is supported, but this is something they don’t carry, and since my vet decided there’s more money in being a pet vet, neither does he. To send away for it would cost me twice what I paid for it, since it has to be kept cold, so they send it overnight mail in fancy, insulated cases.  So, I bought it at Tractor Supply.  Other than that, there wasn’t all that much in this new addition to Claremont’s skyline that impressed me.

Not much else going on…while John is at choir this evening, I’ll continue with my “McLeod’s Daughters” DVD’s, though in reading through synopses online, I came across one that spoke of Claire, the main character, dying.  WHAT!???And they carry on for 3 more seasons after that.  I think I’m feeling very betrayed by their killing her off, despite my rational self saying she probably asked to leave and that was how they wrote her out.  I’m thinking I’m not going to watch any after that episode…if I make it that far.  Silly to get so involved in a series like that, but she’s a shepherd, a spunky woman, and one I identify with to some extent.  Meanwhile, together we’ve been watching “To Serve Them All our DAys” about a Welsh soldier who is mustered out and goes to work at a posh British school.  It’s been intense at times, but very well done.  One more DVD to go.  AND, my “Downton Abbey” series 2 arrived yesterday.  They say “delayed gratification” is a sign of adulthood. I’m trying to wait until we finish this other series, but it isn’t easy. I want to tear it open and go watch the whole thing in one felled swoop.  Not smart…though I would get lots of knitting done.

Have a great day.  I’ve noticed they are increasing in hours of sunlight, which is cheering and a sign that spring, shearing, and lambing is right around the corner. Better get to giving those ewes and does their CDT shots soon!

Slow winter; obsessing on religion…

February 3, 2012

Okay, that’s your warning!  Skip the rest if you don’t want to hear me ranting and raving about religion.

I agreed to lead a conversation about the “emerging church” in two weeks, so, since I know little or nothing about the thing, I need to be researching…and I have been. It is interesting.  The emerging church movement is apparently hard to define, in that it is a reformation of sorts that is happening across the board in all denominations, not from the top down, but in small ways in congregations, from the bottom up.  It’s the realization that somehow Christianity got on the wrong track.  Apparently, now scholars and just plain folks are getting together across denominational lines to take another look at who Jesus is, and what they’re coming up with is not stuff that has been at the forefront of most congregational agendas.  It’s been there, given lip service and a little bit of action, but it isn’t the guiding force behind the existence of the community…that is, inclusivity, feeding the hungry, welcoming the outcast, social justice…that kind of thing.  Instead of serving the members of the club, which is, sometimes, crassly put, what goes on in churches, the whole point of the church should be to alleviate suffering, to love as God loves, or try to come somewhat close to it, however much we fail, anyway.  One example in one book was a guy’s story about visiting a church to speak with them about something.  He showed up at the time ofthe weekday eucharist, which was advertised as being there for the whole community, to welcome people into the church, but the front door was locked. He went around back, found the back door open, and said, “UH?” to a member, who said, “Oh, well, we all know to use the back door.”  And how does that welcome strangers?  What is the message sent?

It appears this movement has been going on for several decades as people question their faith and how it is lived out in churches, and have left churches because there’s a disconnect between what the churches say they believe and what is actually going on in the church.  Makes sense to me.  Now, there are authors, church leaders, and scholars who have named this movement the “emerging church” and are exploring it and celebrating it.  The idea is not to form new denominations, but to re-examine where a particular congregation IS in terms of Jesus’ teachings, prayer, outreach, authentic community…and with one foot in the tradition of that church, and one firmly set on new ground, to find ways to re-form the church to be the CHURCH, the community of followers of Jesus’ teachings.  There is less emphasis on the cross, more emphasis on the incarnation: if God became human, being human can’t be all that bad.  The movement is non-judgemental, is more both/and instead of either/or, sees all religious endeavors as having good in them and possibilities in them, doesn’t define itself in negatives or defensive “we don’t do that” kind of statements, but rather positive statements about themselves.  I’ve just ordered two new books, one by Episcopal priest, Alan Jones, whose stuff I have admired over the years, the other by Richard Rohr, RC priest/Franciscan whom I’ve also admired.  There is also a book by one Brian McLaren, an evangelical minister, that I want to read as well. And I’ve googled “emerging church” and found a wealth of information on line, including some condemnatory articles written by apparently terrified fundamentalists, afraid of this new stuff and what it will do to their pure churches.  Interestingly, I found one site which had a , “READ this stuff, and see the horrors they’re encouraging…” sort of attitude.  I read their list of supposedly dastardly quotes and fell more and more in love with the ’emerging church’!!! It backfired!  I so want to tell them that!  So, now I’m reading the stuff they’ve quoted from as being horrible and loving it.

The real question, of course, is how can I get this boiled down to a 10 minute presentation which is catalytic and ends with one or two pithy questions to get the folks who come excited about the subject, pro or con, so we can have an interesting evening batting around possibilities and seeing what, if anything, in the mix, is helpful to the growth of our church and the people in it.  Part of the trick, of course, is to get a significant number of people to come, which means pithy announcements for two weeks which will intrigue them.   We shall see.

Meanwhile, on the farm, things are just kind of on hold, as the ewes and Hazel Goatie girl get ever wider and the new hens begin laying with more frequency. I’m up to about 5 eggs a day, but would have thought by now I’d be up to 8 or 9 a day, given the number of hens out there.  I do have to put some vaseline on my big ol’ roo, who has leg issues, mites which need to be smothered.  Other than that, all seem healthy.  With so little snow cover and melting temps regularly, however, my sinuses and allergies (and those of everyone I’ve spoken with) are acting up…leaf mold and such, I assume.  Not fun waking up every morning all “glommy” in the nose and then, as it drains, all coughy.  Luckily, it only lasts a short time and then all is well during the day.  Still, I hate it.

I’m off to a funeral later today.  The husband of a sheep friend had cancer on his tongue, which spread into his throat and mouth very rapidly and, unresponsive to the chemo, unable to be totally cut out, George very quickly got weaker and died. It’s been a hard few months for Cindy and the kids, but George is no longer in pain, didn’t linger in pain, and that’s something to be thankful for.  Now I have to go make some pies for a dinner tomorrow evening in his honor.

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Winter time in Florida can be sort of a mixed bag – beautiful sunny days in the mid-seventies can be interspersed with cold, blustery, rainy days.  Sometimes two or three dark freezing days (and by freezing I mean somewhere in the 50’s – sorry, don’t hate me, our summers are killers) which then miraculously change mid-day, the sun comes out and the temps start to soar. This can be challenging when deciding what gluten free recipe to prepare for dinner.

Last week the temps dropped all the way into the high 30’s! (Seriously cold for our very thin Floridian blood!)  In my mind cold weather calls for big bowls of hearty soup, preferably a spicy black bean soup that warms the bones and fills you up. So I soaked some beans in anticipation of a warming, soul lifting soup dinner on a dark, stormy night. By the time I was ready the finish up the soup, the skies had cleared, the sun was blazing and warm breezes were dancing on the water. Hmmm. No worries, with the help of a little citrus, my winter soup was easily transformed from a meal for a dark and dreary day into one bright enough to match the current climate. And a new soup was born.

I love it when my gluten free recipes are as easy as they are delicious and by using Hurst Family Harvest Chipotle Lime Black Bean Soup mix (with its gluten free flavor packet) and some jarred gluten free taco sauce this recipe ended up being really easy.

I love the combo of the spiciness and heartiness of the soup and the bright splash of citrus. To play up the citrus I even made a quick orange salsa. With a few gluten free corn tortilla chips and a dollop of non-fat Greek yogurt, this was the perfect bowl of soup for whatever the weather decided to throw at me.

Soak your beans overnight or if you like your beans softer, for up to 24 hours.

Gluten Free Recipes Spicy Citrus Black Bean Soup

Gluten Free Spicy Citrus Black Bean Soup Recipe

1 package Hurst Family Harvest Chipotle Lime Black Bean Soup Mix
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 medium yellow or white onion, chopped
2 red bell peppers, seeded and chopped
1 jalapeno pepper, seeds and veins removed, minced
8 cups water
2 whole oranges
½ cup of gluten free taco sauce
Kosher or fine sea salt and black pepper
A few dashes of hot pepper sauce (such as Tabasco) – to your taste

Citrus Salsa

4 medium oranges, peeled and cut into segments
¼ medium red onion, thinly sliced
1 small jalapeno, seeds and veins removed and finely minced
¼ cup fresh cilantro
Juice of 1 lime
1 teaspoon honey

Soak the beans from 8 to 24 hours in enough water to cover the beans by a couple of inches. Reserve the seasoning packet.

Drain and rinse the beans. Heat the olive oil in a large soup pan or Dutch oven over medium-high heat. Add the onions, red pepper and jalapeno and sauté for about 5 minutes or until the veggies are soft. Add the drained beans and water. Grate the zest of the oranges into the pot with a microplane or other fine grater. Raise the heat, bring to a boil, reduce heat, cover the pot and simmer for 2 hours. Remove the lid, add the reserved flavor packet, taco sauce, 1 teaspoon of salt, ½ teaspoon of pepper, and hot sauce. Let cook for another 30 minutes uncovered or until the soup is the consistency you like. Taste and add more salt, pepper and/or hot sauce if desired.

Serve with tortilla chips, sour cream, dairy free sour cream substitute, or Greek yogurt, citrus salsa and cilantro leaves if desired.

Citrus Salsa

In a small mixing bowl, combine the orange segments, red onion, jalapeno, cilantro, lime juice and honey.  Serve with the soup.

Serves 6 – 8

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InTolerant Chef February 26, 2012 at 5:18 am

Our summer has been all up and down this year too. This soup sounds lovely, especially with the salsa, yumm!

Carol Kicinski February 26, 2012 at 1:22 pm

I am personally enjoying our little patches of cooler weather as our summers are so brutal – but it won’t last long :)

Ellen (Gluten Free Diva) February 26, 2012 at 9:03 am

Seriously, the wind has been howling and the temps have been pretty darn cold consistently up herein the northeast. This soup fits the bill perfectly! Thanks for sharing. Especially curious to know about the soup mix you used – good for times when you need to throw a soup together quickly. I’m going to give this a try in my pressure cooker. Bet it’ll be a cinch, and delish!!!

Carol Kicinski February 26, 2012 at 1:21 pm

Hi Ellen. We just went from 80 degrees to cold and blustery again! I love this soup mix, they sell it in my local grocery store (and is widely avaiable) and I love it for 3 reasons – the seasoning are gluten free, they have a tasty variety of flavors and beans and it is portioned right for my needs – when I buy a big bag of beans I usually use half and forget about the rest so them when I clean out my pantry I have lots of partially opened bags from who knows how long ago? :) I bet the preasure cooker would be perfect, let me know!

Anita February 26, 2012 at 1:39 pm

Oh my! This sounds delicious. I love the combo of spicy and citrus too!

Carol Kicinski February 26, 2012 at 8:02 pm

Thanks Anita!

Chompchomp February 27, 2012 at 3:42 am

I’ve never tried citrus in my beans….great idea!

Carla February 29, 2012 at 6:46 am

This sounds delish! I already have most of the ingredients so I might give it a go this weekend.

Carol Kicinski February 29, 2012 at 12:32 pm

Thanks, enjoy Carla!

Karin Mesa March 13, 2012 at 7:09 pm

thanks Carol, My now gluten free Colombian husband blesses you!

Carol Kicinski March 13, 2012 at 11:13 pm

Haha – you are quite welcome and I need all the blessings I can get so thank you nd your Columbian husband!

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Tech Email:
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Name Server: dns1.iidns.com
Name Server:
Name Server: dns3.iidns.com
Name Server:
Name Server: dns5.iidns.com
Name Server:
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