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Surprising Lambs Quarters — Veggie Gardening Tips

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Featuring Vegetable Gardening Tips, Organic Growing Techniques, and Unique Plants for the Backyard Gardener. March 16, 2006. Many people see Lambs Quarters as nothing more than a common weed, never realizing that a tasty and nutritious green vegetable could be enjoyed, free for the picking. Lambs quarter, sometimes referred to as goosefoot for the shape of its leaves, is my favorite edible weed. And is easy to recognize once you become familiar with it. Discovering Edible Lambs Quarter Weeds. The leaves ...

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Blogging 4 Activists: January 2015

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Monday, January 5, 2015. The title of your blog post serves a number of very important purposes, so it must be chosen with care. Your title is your first tool for attracting readers and search engine results. It begins the process of introducing you to your readers, of developing credibility, and showing off your professionalism and focus. In most blogging platforms the post title also becomes part of the URL for each specific blog post. When thinking of readers, one must consider the post title a promise.

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Blogging 4 Activists: Developing Credibility

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Sunday, November 23, 2014. Blogs are often suspect, when it comes to evaluations of credibility, simply because they are blogs. This, of course, is unfair. The reason activists so often turn to blogging, is because of the total lack of fair and unbiased reporting in the mainstream media. Rigorous fact checking is essential. If we want to be believed we must make sure we are believable. With the Internet at our fingertips, we can fact check almost anything. Proving our credibility is also an easy matter.

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Blogging 4 Activists: Hyperlinking!

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Sunday, November 23, 2014. Is simply a clickable link that takes you to more information, exactly like the word ' hyperlink. When words are used as hyperlinks they are often called hypertext. Hyperlinking words or phrases in your blog post is a great way to provide your readers with more information, to share your sources, and to provide you and your writing with the credibility you need. In Google Blogger, hyperlinking the text in your blog is fairly simple and straightforward. Let’s get started! Once i...

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A Tree Grower's Diary: Favorite Links

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My Bloodgood Japanese Red Maple. As seen in early spring. Tree Links and Resources. Find a Certified Arborist. Anatomy of a Tree. National Arbor Day Foundation. Trees Are Good.com. How to Prune Trees. No More Mulch Volcanoes! What is Root Flare? Protecting Trees During Construction. How Much is Your Tree Worth? How to Build a Compost Bin. Places to Go, Trees to Visit. Within 50 miles of Metuchen). Fun for Children, and Us Adults Too! Real Food and Scandalous Gardening Secrets. Julie's sugar maple in fall.

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Blogging 4 Activists: November 2014

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Monday, November 24, 2014. Before we begin each blog post, we need to have a clear and focused idea of what we want to say. For instance, l. Et’s imagine for a moment, that we are starting a blog about buttons. Let’s say, we have decided that our intended audience members are button collectors, and that they are interested in antique handmade buttons as well as buttons made from natural materials. Before we start writing, we will have to decide where to begin the story and how to focus our blog post.

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Blogging 4 Activists: Focus!

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Monday, November 24, 2014. Before we begin each blog post, we need to have a clear and focused idea of what we want to say. For instance, l. Et’s imagine for a moment, that we are starting a blog about buttons. Let’s say, we have decided that our intended audience members are button collectors, and that they are interested in antique handmade buttons as well as buttons made from natural materials. Before we start writing, we will have to decide where to begin the story and how to focus our blog post.

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Blogging 4 Activists: First Things First

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Sunday, November 23, 2014. Before you begin writing, you need to know who you are trying to reach. In magazines and books for writers, this is called the ‘audience.’. Ask yourself if you are only talking to people in the cause or if you are trying to educate those who may know little or nothing about the issues. The answer to this question will form the basic building blocks of your essay or post. As you start composing it is often useful to vividly imagine your target audience. Sometimes they don’...

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Blogging 4 Activists: Introductions May Be Needed

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Sunday, November 23, 2014. Introductions May Be Needed. When we write about a person, or even when we simply need to mention someone in our writing, we always need to keep our 'audience’ in mind. As mentioned in the post, First Things First. It is useful to imagine a particular person as part of the audience. A. Real person can be thought of or a completely made up person. They just need to represent the actual people we hope to educated or inform. Some iconic personalities need little or no introduction.