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May 4, 2019

Something Old Is Something New

Welcome to all bloggers that want to boost your blogs by getting out old posts/stories shared again. Everyone seems to be enjoying the opportunity to share those old posts that your blog has archived, gone off the screen, buried unless you clean them up, refresh with a new message in your post and new pictures and message. Then they’re ready for sharing on our “Something Old Is Something New” Linkup Bloghop!

By resharing old blog posts, a seasoned blog post can generate organic traffic. And chances are if a new blogger happens to stumble on your blog they haven’t seen the other 99% of your content. According to Neil Patel, it makes sense to make the most out of a “seasoned post“. But don’t take my word for it, read here Bring Old Blog Posts Back to Life: 5 Strategies that Work So with that let’s get busy and share those “OLD” posts. This week I have put them in order of the oldest starting back in 2012.
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Bloggers are some of the most creative, imaginative and talented women and sometimes men. Whether you bake, sew, create crafts, recycle, upcycle or make home improvements, renovations, write about blogging, saving money, health, dieting, how you built a business, or sharing an idea from an old post, this is going to be a great way to share those buried stories, archived stories!!
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I love helping bloggers and promoting them, that’s why I came up with this event. I hope you will support the event each week, signup for early notifications and other upcoming announcements!

… Now I’m here to help you reinvigorate your blogs and help your SEO generate organic traffic.
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But if you are new this week or missed my first post about this event, check it out, I have added updates, tips and hints on what we are about to accomplish here, if you did not read the Announcement there are lots of tips to get started.
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Watch for my series of articles on “Reviving Old Blog Posts”. There will be information and where to start and using old posts to improve your blog’s stats in search engines. How to turn old posts into traffic, subscriber and money-generating machines. Watch for it. be sure to signup so you do not miss this opportunity.

If you have other ‘NEWER’ posts you would like to share, be sure to stop by Friday Features 5/3 and Linkup there.
I hope that you will enjoy this new event, as this week I am featuring a few blogs that followed the rules.
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#somethingoldissomethingnew Saturday Mornings~Open To the First 50 Bloggers To Share Old Posts. Revitalize a post, Monetize it then come and share!!

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Well, today this is our Oldest post shared, congratulations to Gale, I appreciate that you are sharing an old post, it will help generate “Organic Traffic” in Google!!
Treat N Trick // Nutella Yeast Bread Oldest Post to date was 2/5/2012
You can visit and Follow On Pinterest

Purple Hues and Me // Faux Succulent and Woven Newspaper Napkin Ring 7-5-2014
You can find and follow Purple Hues & Me on Pinterest

Comfort Spring Station // Mango-Salsa Posted 4-20-2017
This looks like a very refreshing salad, I always struggle cutting up mangos and I know there’s a trick, so I buy frozen
Has an Instagram where you can find here to Follow Carol Comfort Spring

A Day of Small Things // A Little Love around the house Posted 2/11/2018
Amy always has the cutest things in her home, some very small and always colorful.
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Our Unschooling Journey Through Life // Pasta Salad with Grapes, Broccoli, and Olives Post Date 4/28/2018
Fresh crispy vegetables in a mix of pasta with a delicious dressing, sounds good for outdoor meals
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Be Sure To Comment For a Chance To Be Featured. But more important is to visit bloggers that are featured and comment on their older post.
That’s what this event is for is to see forgotten posts that have been buried in your blogs.
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May 4, 2019

5 Important Questions to Ask Your Plumber Before Hiring

What you should know before hiring someone to perform services in your home

You need the expert help of a professional problem with any complicated plumbing fixture defect. From clogged drains and sewers to leaky faucets and backflow of wastewater, an expert plumber is the only solution on offer. However, there are a few key questions that you need to ask your expert before hiring him.

We have compiled a list of 5 important questions for you to ask your plumber to ensure you get deal for your buck. Plumbing is a difficult and tricky job, and since the workers will be working inside your property, it is important that you make your decision regarding Sewer line repair Virginia Beach only after favorable reviews from previous employers of the service.

So let’s have a look at the questions

Are they licensed?

This is the big one. A license holder ensures that the service and the workers are legal, trained workers and insured. Never miss out on the point of the valid certification for your expert plumber. Always ask first and make sure that you review at the very least three plumbers with respect to licensing and quotations.

What is the total cost?

Most of the professional services offer free estimates, but you should ideally get it in writing. A visual check is essential for an accurate quote so be wary of services who want to do this over the phone. Some estimates might look good on paper, but the cost goes up with the requirement of materials and fixtures.

Is it an hourly rate or flat rate?

You need to make sure of the payment policy for the plumbing service you are thinking about employing. There are two structures at work, the flat rate, and the hourly rate. The second one might be unfavorable for some as the longer the work continues, the higher you have to pay. So make sure you know the details to avoid unwelcome surprises later on.

When is the payment due?

You need to ask the plumber when he expects to get paid. The payment protocols are different for various services and plumbers. If your expert is asking for the full payment before the job, you should be walking away. Most plumbers use a system of “milestone” which means paying off a certain percentage once a significant part of the work has been completed. Some will use the “number of day” system and ask to be paid after a certain number of days at the job. Always ask your questions before investing in a service.

Who will be doing the work?

When you are going for a professional plumbing service chances are they will have a number of plumbers at their service. There will be a fleet of experts and work laborers working with the service. You need to ask about the plumber and workers who will be working at your property and about their experience, levels of professional courtesy and punctuality. If you do not feel comfortable with the personnel and they don’t not match up to your standards or the service cannot provide the details, you should keep looking.

Always invest in thorough research before investing in plumbing service. This will help you save time and money in the long run.
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May 2, 2019

What Can Go Wrong When You Try To Unblock Your Drains Yourself

Some jobs are best left to the professionals, and no matter how excellent your DIY skills are, you could end up making a situation worse and causing more damage by trying to do things yourself. As a result of this, a small problem can turn into a more significant problem, with the costs to fix the issue also being more significant. There are plenty of excellent advice you can find from articles available online on the use of drain cleaners, and if you carry on reading below, we will tell you why you need to be careful when it comes to fixing a blocked drain.

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Chemical Drain Cleaners

It is common for people to purchase a chemical drain cleaner from their local grocery store, and these can be okay for small blockages and ones that are close to the drain openings. However, among problems with a drain cleaner is that these chemicals can be corrosive and can end up damaging sinks and pipes if it is left to sit, so it is essential that if you are using chemical drain cleaners that you can flush them through the system entirely.

Physically Removing The Blockage

You can also try products such as a drain snake, also known as a plumber’s snake, which you can use to remove blockages in your pipes and drains. These can be tricky to use for the inexperienced and you can end up causing more damage to pipes if they are not in good condition. Applying too much pressure when trying to clear a blocked drain can also cause cracks and breakages along the pipe, and you could end up having to call in a professional anyway.

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Get The Professionals In

If you do end up damaging your drains, you will need to look for a pipe relining specialist covering Sydney, which will be much more cost-effective than digging up and relaying the pipes. Most professional plumbers offering this service will inspect the length of your drains using CCTV and clear any blockages that they find. Using the latest technology, they can then reline the pipe where the problem occurred and fix it with as little disruption as possible. To ensure that you do not have to call a plumber to clear blockages and make repairs regularly, you should also learn how to take care of your pipes and prevent damage from happening in the future.

Taking Care Of Your Pipes & Drains

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If you take the time to learn what to do to maintain your pipes and drains, then you are less likely to have to call on a plumber in the future, and you can avoid expensive costs. You can add things such as screens in the sinks of your home and catch debris before it falls down the drains. You can also try and soften your water if you live in an area that has hard water, doing so will reduce the mineral build up on the inside of your pipes. You should also never wash grease, oil, or fat down the sink as this can build up and be the start of blockages occurring.

Being aware of what could go wrong when you attempt to unblock your drains yourself or the signs that tell you that you need a professional to do the job will save you a great deal of time as well as prevent bigger problems from occurring.
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May 2, 2019September 24, 2020

A Brief Guide to Personal Injury Protection (PIP) Insurance

Personal injury protection is an extension of auto insurance that covers medical bills and in most cases, lost wages. It’s commonly referred to as “No-Fault” insurance as its inherent comprehensiveness compensates lawsuits irrespective of who was responsible for the accident. If you are PIP coverage holder and are injured in an accident, you can enjoy full benefits whether you were at fault or not. In addition to lost wages and medical expenses (including medical & surgical treatment, medication and ambulance fees), PIP insurance also takes care of costs like rehabilitation services and transportation to medical appointments.

PIP insurance is mandatory in 16 states. However, if you live in a state that doesn’t oblige you to have this kind of insurance, you can still choose to get it if:
You often drive with passengers in your car that could hold you liable for their medical costs in case they got injured in a road crash

You don’t have a comprehensive healthcare insurance coverage – a good health insurance plan renders PIP less necessary. For example, if you stay in Nevada and have medical payments coverage, you won’t need PIP because the policy will take care of your medical expenses irrespective of fault. It also pays for any injury to a person in your vehicle.

Filing a PIP claim

If you are a no-fault insurance holder, then you and your entire household may get PIP benefit after sustaining a bodily injury due to entering, occupying or using a car. You will also be eligible when injured as a pedestrian after being hit by a car or anything that’s thrown from a vehicle. You can be entitled to compensation when injured in a passenger bus – but not school buses. PIP also won’t be eligible if you use your vehicle for public services – like Uber and stuff.

Your insurance provider will often want a written notice following the accident. But the compensation will almost always come after you present your medical bill for your injuries to the company. Once you submit your bill, you will be required to file a PIP form, which highlights the basics of your injuries, the date of the accident, and the medical solutions you have received so far. The insurance provider may need you to present a notice of “commencement of treatment” if you are receiving treatment in another place that’s not a hospital-like your personal doctor and so on. This notice should be availed within 21 days of your first office visit; otherwise, you will be subject to a reduced payout. You always want your medical bills paid and you can learn more, visit this website for medical billing services in NJ

Working with a lawyer

The process of submitting PIP claims is similar to filing a suit to any insurance company – and can be daunting, especially when you are injured or taking care of an injured person. It involves gathering medical records, finding medical records going back five years, collecting the names of any witness to the accident, finding a copy of police report, submitting pictures or videos of the crash, making copies of any photographs of your physical injuries, and so on. Having a lawyer by your side removes all these hassles from the process. Your lawyer will take care of the legwork for you, so you can focus on getting better. They will also serve as your legal guide and advocate when the need arises.
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