08Aug 2025 by Jayme G. Cottman No Comments

Zoloft Side Effects I Have Experienced

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  Zoloft is a miracle drug to some, offering an escape from anxiety, obsessive compulsive disorder, depressive disorder, and panic disorder. I have personally been taking Zoloft for ten years. A little longer than the time I have been using my skin care product I bought with the help of vitamin c serum for face reviews. I am very happy with Zoloft, but Zoloft does have side effects. It is really up to you to determine if these side effects outweigh the benefits of taking Zoloft. One side effect that I have suffered from since I have been on Zoloft is excessive sweating. I know this is not something that you want to hear, but Zoloft does make you sweat more then you normally do. This is easily countered by dressing…
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08Aug 2025 by Jayme G. Cottman No Comments

Web Standards, Semantic Markup and Cross-Browser Compatibility

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I have been in the web design field for over eight years of my life now, and only recently has the importance of web semantics presented itself to me. If you have ever cruised around the blogosphere, or the teen blogging realm of the internet, you may have seen things like "Valid XHTML" and/or "Valid CSS". These terms are applied when a web developer takes accessability and following web standards into consideration. At the forefront of validation and web semantics is w3.org, or the World Wide Web Consortium. This website recommends using valid, semantic markup to ensure cross-browser compatibility, as well as the accessibility factor of websites. W3C does not, however, create these rules and standards. That is the job of ISO, the International Organization for Standardization. Let's say that…
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08Aug 2025 by Jayme G. Cottman No Comments

How to Hire Professional PR Help

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Do you need high quality and expensive PR help? Or do you need something basic, because most of the work you can on your own? These are some of the question you need to ask yourself before you go and solicit help from PR companies. Here is a list of dos and don't's you can follow while selecting PR help: Do use an agency if you feel like you need some real professional help and have the budget to do get some PR help. Do consider using an agency if you spend more than $3000 a month on PR ventures. This money will go a long way with a professional PR company. You will really be getting your money's worth while saving you time to do other things. Do not…
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Where Do Lions Live?

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Lion (Panthera leo), large, powerfully built cat (family Felidae), second only to the tiger. The proverbial "king of beasts," the lion has been one of the most famous wild animals since earliest times. Lions are most active at night and live in a variety of habitats, but prefer grassland, savanna, dense scrub and open forest. Historically, they ranged throughout much of Europe, Asia, and Africa, but are now found primarily in parts of sub-Saharan Africa. An isolated population of about 650 Asiatic lions forms a somewhat smaller breed that lives under strict protection in India's Gir National Park and Wildlife Sanctuary. The lion is a well-muscled cat with a long body, large head and short legs. Size and appearance vary considerably between the sexes. The prominent feature of the male…
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08Aug 2025 by Jayme G. Cottman No Comments

Where Do Snow Leopards Live?

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Snow leopards have evolved to live in the harshest conditions on earth. They scale the large, steep slopes of mountains in Central Asia with ease, blending into the landscape. But these majestic and elusive cats face many threats, including habitat loss and degradation from climate change and human encroachment, retaliatory killings due to human-animal conflict, reduced prey, and poaching. WWF is working to reduce human-wildlife conflict, increase anti-poaching efforts, and protect fragile snow leopard habitat. Here's a look at what you should know about the species: Where do snow leopards live? Snow leopards live in a vast area in the high mountains of northern and central Asia, including the Himalayan region. In the Himalayas, snow leopards live in high alpine areas, usually above the tree line and up to 18,000…
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What Do Lions Eat?

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Lions are carnivores They eat many different kinds of animals, known as prey. Lions can eat a lot! Male lions eat an average of 7 kg of food per day and lionesses eat 4.5 kg. Both can eat up to 15% of their body weight during just one meal. For a male, that's the same as 70 cans of cat food! Lions are known to be greedy and hunt animals even when they are not hungry. When a lion tucks into a juicy zebra and another animal comes near, he often forgets that it will be killed in his zeal to catch more food.Lions can't run very fast. With a top speed of 60 kilometers per hour, they are quite slow compared to the 97 km / h of a…
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08Aug 2025 by Jayme G. Cottman No Comments

Where Do Leopards Live?

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Leopards are large and graceful cats, known for the beautiful pattern on their fur. Leopards are usually considered African animals, but they also live on other continents.In this AnimalWised article, we will explain where leopards live. We will also talk more about leopards and their natural habitat and distribution. Keep reading to learn more! All about LeopardsThe leopard, scientifically known as Panthera pardus, is a member of the Felidae family. In other words, it belongs to the cat family. Compared to its cousins, the tiger, jaguar and lion, the leopard is the smallest of all big cats.There are 9 recognized leopard subspecies. They are the following: African leopardIndian leopardJavan leopardArabian leopardPersian leopardAmur leopardIndochina leopardSri Lanka leopard What do leopard subspecies have in common?As we said above, there are nine different…
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08Aug 2025 by Jayme G. Cottman No Comments

Zac’s Backs: NFL Divisional Playoff Picks

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Welcome back to the only NFL picks here on Associated Content that have gone flawless both in playoff games and political predictions. This is Zac's Backs. The Kid started off strong last week, going 4-0 during Wild Card weekend. Truth be told, there was some ugly football played last week. Not one of the four teams that advanced looked like championship material. The playoffs can be unpredictable, though, and you can never be 100 percent sure about anything. With that said, here are my picks for the Divisional Playoff games. Seattle at Green Bay We all watched as Seattle held firm control over Washington for about three quarters of football before taking a five-minute nap, during which the Redskins attempted to make things interested. Washington finally fell apart as almost…
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How Fast Are Cheetahs

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Cheetahs-the fastest land mammals in the world-are incredible creatures. They can reach speeds of up to 70 mph and swim (although they don't like it). The cheetahs' name derives from the Hindi word "chita," which means "spotted.''These large cats, while fearsome, do not have the ability to roar like a lion, but they can emit what is known as a chirrup, perhaps the sweetest sound you will ever hear a lethal cat make. Cheetahs are an endangered species These cats are not endangered-not yet. But they are vulnerable. In fact, their numbers in the wild are so low (they numbered about 7,100 in 2016) that people involved in species conservation are pushing for them to be declared endangered.National Geographic reported that cheetah numbers "could drop another 53 percent in the…
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Lightweight Backpacking and Some Insider Tips

Lightweight Backpacking and Some Insider Tips

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  A growing number of backpackers have become aware of lightweight gear. People are starting to look at ultra light backpacking as appealing especially when weather conditions are favorable. The lightweight backpacking movement now evolves around 5 different systems: sleep, shelter, clothing, packing, cooking systems from thepnw.co. Sleepers During summer or moderate weather conditions, the sleeper is a light weight foam pad. During winter or cooler weather, the sleeper of choice can be an inflatable sleeping pad. This adds additional comfort and protection from a frigid ground. Cooking system For short (weekend hikes) some prefer a small alcohol stoves because it's so lightweight and simple to operate. Others prefer the heavier canister stoves for the better (compressed) fuel system, Shelter The foremost change in the movement toward lightweight backpacking is in…
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