Gourami Fish From Thailand

Soang carp (gourami fish) is one type of carp that is currently popular. This fish can be harvested within nine months. It’s faster than usual carp cultivation for a year. Because of its advantages, many people are interested in this breed gourami from Thailand.
Carp is a freshwater fish species most superior and demand. The high demand for fish cultivation carp make promises sizable benefits. Unfortunately, the fish harvest is relatively long. To reach the size of the market demand and weighs 500 grams, is required during cultivation about a year.
But, fortunately now there is a new species of carp that can be harvested more quickly. Namely, soang gourami from Thailand. In just nine months, the weight of carp reaches 500 grams, so it was able to hit the market. Because of its advantages, many people are interested in cultivating these carps.
Taufik Rahmat, a carp farmers soang of Solo, Central Java said, the physical condition of carp soang is not different from regular carp that has been widely cultivated in Indonesia. Only black color on carp soang is not too dominant. "So it looks more shiny," he said.
He has cultivated carp soang since 2005 under the banner of PT Karya Community One. According to him, the demand continues to increase soang carp in recent years. "Demand is a restaurant, hotel, and traditional restaurants," he said.
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I Have Google PageRank 3

Some months ago my blogger fellow Harry Nizam visited me at my home in Jakarta. I shew him one of my blogs and asked him to give comments on it.
The first comment he gave me was : “You should improve the blog layout to be more interesting and attractive”.
The second comment was : “You must select one of your blogs to be managed seriously. I mean you must update the selected blog as often as possible.”
The third comment given to me was : “You should increase the Google PageRank.”
Immediately I followed this good advice. And now I can smile, because I've got ranked with Google PageRank  3
Thank you so much, mas Harry !

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Father and Son

I am now using Instagram in taking pictures. It is a fun & quirky way to share your life with friends through a series of pictures. Snap a photo, then choose a filter to transform the look and feel of the shot into a memory to keep around forever. 

You can read more on my first Web using Instagram 

Should you have any comment, I hope you would leave it here. Really appreciate your comments, of course.

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How to Attract Many Readers on Our Blogs

Lots of tricks and tips to attract as many readers on our blogs.
Below I quote some of the ways mentioned above.

Those who are in blogging for years know that readers often get tired of one and the same content type. Even if you write brilliant articles, this doesn’t provide all-time success and recognition. Audience loves experiment, first of all experiments in article format. How many post types can you actually enumerate? Product reviews, tips, how-to’s, lists… is that all you know? Then this article is definitely for you! Have a look at proven article types which really work to engage blog audience and diversify content.
Best-of and top lists
It doesn’t matter how trivial this type may seem, the truth is that it works flawlessly. Ranked lists always seem to generate links, traffic and debate. One question: why did you click on this article title? Maybe, because of “Top 7″ in the heading? The main reason of such posts popularity is that people are constantly searching for the ‘best’ of everything. They love content ranged from good to best, as well as they love a variety of items to choose from. All these “Top-10″, “Best-100″ or “A to Z” roundups contribute to better post structuring and let readers compare items within one list. You can make a list of whatever concerning your blog niche: helpful resources, tools, videos, tips, workarounds, or tricky ways to do something.
Interviews
Interviews with well-known experts also are a good source of links, comments, and traffic. The nice thing about this method is that the only your work involved is writing questions and approaching experts. The interviews can add definitely add credibility to your resource since people appreciate such arrangements. It’s easier if you start with interviewing bloggers who are interested in link exchange and ego bait. The success rates for getting interviews are pretty high as most bloggers love talking about themselves! Still it’s advisable to ask questions within a particular topic, e.g. if a blogger writes about DVD software, ask him about the current state of DVD burning and his forecast. Nobody canceled a catching title for an interview. If your respondent is not so outspoken, you may easily omit his name in the title, just put [INTERVIEW] at the end.
Infographics
I put this type on the third place, but actually it should be on the first and here are the reasons why. First, infographic can deploy complex information in visually attractive datasets and thus make your blog post more eye-catching. Plus, infographic usually receives a wide coverage on the Internet: be sure to get dozens of backlinks and good mention in social media. Now about the minus: it cost money! Of course, you can borrow it from such popular infographic stocks as Visual.ly, DailyInfographic and some others, but this won’t be your infographic and you’ll have to provide credits. No doubt, infographic development requires much time and effort and the outcome is often unpredictable. Still it’s worth trying!
Slideshows
Slideshow is a popular article type which has long been used by Mashable and PC World. This format ideally suits to display series of meaningful information or deploy “Top-10″ lists, especially if there are multiple items on the list. Description for the items can be minimal, since here image is more important. You can make a slideshow in PowerPoint or use Freemake Video Converter to convert photos into video. YouTube or Slideshare are good resources to host your presentations with the ability to get embed code for your blog.
Showdowns
Readers love battles! They appreciate comparisons made for them, even if they don’t agree with the results. Just start typing in Google “Windows vs…” and you’ll get numerous suggestions and search results showing down Windows and other OS’s . Don’t be afraid the make comparison tables, diagrams, list pros and cons and write your personal opinion at the end. The word “Showdown” isn’t very catching in titles, so it’s better to use “vs.” or “battle” and not to compare more than 3 items, because the post will turn in an ordinary list.
Q & A
If your blog is strictly niche-oriented and you receive tons of emails and post comments, assign a post to frequently-asked questions. In such posts you have a chance to speak on multiple topics of little significance. Q&A posts also give a perfect opportunity to build internal linking: just mention previous posts related to the question and make anchor text with targeted keywords. Don’t forget to put questions in bold so that readers could scroll down and start reading with the questions they are most interested in. Be open to your public – publish questions that people ask about your hobbies, interests, jobs you did.
How-to’s
How-to queries rule in Google search, so this post type is very beneficial from SEO point of view. You may pick up any topic, from handcraft to PC issues, just make sure the tutorial syncs with your blog content. Divide your how-to into steps and provide images or screenshots for each step. More than one solution to do the task is also helpful, especially if the task isn’t so complicated.

Happy Blogging !

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Get Entertainment Tickets

Ticketamerica.com has a wide range of seats for the cowboys stadium and the fox theatre in michigan as well as comerica park seating charts.
For more detailed information, please don’t hesitate to click the following links :

1. fox theatre detroit tickets
2. cowboys stadium tickets
3. comerica park tickets

 Enjoy !

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The Importance of Flying Hours in Fashion Designing

Simple Initial Designs launched 4 months ago 

  Latest Exclusive Designs after 4 months of Flying Hours It's known the term of “Flying Hours” in the Flight World that used to measure the capability or proficiency of a pilot. The more hours of flying a pilot, he is considered to have a much greater ability to control the aircraft. Similarly, in the fashion world. The more hours of flying a designer, she will make her design more exclusive and interesting.
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LESS IS MORE

A few weeks ago, while my senior blogger friend Brian Gardner went surfing on the internet because he was heavily bored on a Friday night, quietly I followed him and wanted to know what he has gotten. I was then surprised because I found him catching a wave that took him for a unexpected ride. What’s that ? Please follow his next interesting story below.
I ended up on Squarespace , and practically fell out of my chair when I saw how incredibly awesome their site design was. For grins I signed up for a trial account just to see what it was all about, and while I was there I fell deeper in love when I saw their UI design.
Recently at StudioPress we’ve been refining our approach to theme design. You may have noticed a subtle trend which includes a fresh design and focus on typography and spacing. As screen resolutions get bigger and the capability of showcasing the web is increasing, we want to extend this approach to our users. So we’re updating our selection of themes, as well as the upcoming design of Genesis 1.9.
Breathability and Spaciousness
One of the things that I like most about the Squarespace design is just how open it feels. Maybe I’m weird, but I’ve developed a claustrophobia of sorts when it comes to viewing websites. Too many sites feel crammed and are extremely hard to read with small font. In my opinion, having 20px of padding around content areas used to be enough, but lately I’ve decided that 40px should be the new minimum. And that’s at a minimum, because in some cases I think that it should be more. Who here thinks that this is a depiction of a good readability experience? Certainly not me. Perhaps a little spacing, larger font and a lot of whitespace would do the trick? So I took matters into my own hands and gave myself a fresh coat of paint. Or lacktherof.
Welcome to My New Digs, Yo!
Kick off your shoes and show yourself around. Things are in the same place, just a little less dust. Much is the same, in other words, is really what I’m trying to say. In fact, I simply recycled the previous theme I was using by customizing just the CSS and renamed it “Surfacing”. For those of you who know me, that name should make sense. One thing that is new for me is a custom homepage, so be sure to check that out.
What are your thoughts about the new look? Or about minimalist design in general? Give me a shout down in the comments, and let’s talk about it!

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