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Hacked!

Sorry to have to write about this after such a long layoff without writing anything, but this site has recently been hacked by some bastard and a load of malware inserted into a lot of the files.

This cost me a lot of time cleaning it all out, so you’ll have to bear with me while I get this show back on the road at some stage.

At present my writing commitments are too tight to allow me much time at writing any of my blogs at the moment, but whenever I get a break I’ll get back in here and add some more informative organic articles to this place and maybe even spruce it up a little.

Terry Didcott
Natural and Organic Food

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Bits and Bobs…

Natural and Organic Food has been given some Google love in the form of a PR2, which came as a bit of a surprise as I haven’t been promoting this site as much as some of my others, but a nice surprise nevertheless.

I’m sure it has a lot to do with the amount of good quality content in here and less to do with the eternal scrabble to obtain back-links from other sites that most marketing bloggers seem to be hell-bent on. Ah well, sometimes it’s good to take things at an easy pace and let things like this happen when they happen!

As for this site in general, I’ve not gone overboard in trying to turn it into a money making machine as it’s not really that sort of site. True, there are a few affiliate books and other bits and bobs here and there that I’ve put up to earn a few dollars from it so it can pay its way and justify my time in looking after it. But in the end, there are my other higher profile sites that can do that much more effectively. That leaves this place to run at a nice, sedate pace – which fits in nicely with an organic lifestyle!

So don’t despair if you notice the odd advertising banner appear here and there – it’s not a sign that tons more will follow, just me trying to make an honest buck from my writing and blogging.

Lastly, hows this for a neat organic tip:

If you’re worried about burning wood in a stove because of the CO2 emissions, don’t. If left to rot naturally in the wild, that lump of wood will give off exactly the same amount of CO2 as it decomposes naturally as it would if your burned it, so in actual fact you are not doing the environment any more damage by burning it and actually saving on other non-renewable sources of fuel like oil.

Terry Didcott
Natural and Organic Food

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