I just started using the Google Sitemap plug-in, and it generates a sitemap at .../sitemap.xml, but when I try to view it, here's what I get. Does anyone know what's going on? I think I'm missing a schema or stylesheet, but I'm wondering why the plug-in wouldn't have taken care of that, and I don't know how to create that file (if that is the problem). My website is http://firstcoasthealthypets.com Screenshot:

John Wesley Powell, the famous American explorer, and I share a birthday (today), so I'm sharing this story. Back in the nineteenth century, a famous explorer named John Wesley Powell mapped the Grand Canyon. Of course, going down the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon for the first time presented a special problem - he didn't know how long the trip would be. All he could do is estimate based on what he knew of the overall dimensions of the canyon. Since rivers don't flow in a straight li

Just finished Course 2! Accomplishments: A niche (pet health), website http://firstcoasthealthypets.com, public readership, connection to my Google+ account, and knowing that I have contributed new knowledge to people regarding their pets' health. Pretty satisfying! What I haven't done yet: Haven't seen my page appear in any Google searches yet, but my site is still small. Will continue to write more content with targeted keywords, and hope to see it soon. I also haven't made a dime yet, but

Ok, this has blogged this before, http://www.copyblogger.com/grammar-goofs/ Refresher, and some additional points: 1. Pay attention to verb tense. A singular subject takes one form of a verb, a plural subject takes another. A very common verb "is" is used thus. "He, she, or it is" vs. "They are". Use "is" and "are" correctly and you look smarter. 2. "It is" is a contraction and can be spelled it's (with an apostrophe). When something belongs to something else, it's not a contraction and is s