Hi James,Thanks for your visit & your kind words! Yeah, it feels good to have revived my blog. It’s the best way I can effectively communicate with the online world.I’m glad to see that you address information overload as a real problem, and that you have a plan of action in place to combat it.Great job, James! No wonder you’re doing so well online.
What are you indicating, man? I know everyones got their own view, but really? Listen, your web site is interesting. I like the hard work you put into it, especially with the vids and the pics. But, come on. Theres gotta be a better way to say this, a way that doesnt make it seem like everybody here is stupid!
you read the article in the link, she skinned the squirrel in Winter's Bone, not The Hunger Games. It is a little misleading in Chez's statement tho... "...she recounts her on-screen squirrel-skinning scene in the 2010 movie "Winter's Bone." "I should say it wasn't real, for PETA. But screw PETA," she told the magazine.
In October 2001, I went to visit family in New York. Although they told me they were OK following 9/11, I really did have to see them (and it) for myself. During that trip I was fortunate enough to see one of U2's three shows at Madison Square Garden. To call that show an uplifting experience is an understatement. It truly did border on a religious experience and I'm glad the country and even the world was able to share in that experience during the Super Bowl half-time. As cliche as this sounds, it really did show me the enormous power music can have.
Tout à fait le genre d’articles qui me rend accro à certains blogs!Je suis aussi une fidèle de l’eau de rose sanoflore, et jevais me laisser tenter par la crème lavante d’uriage.Moi aussi je finis beaucoup de produits en ce moment et j’essaie de ne pas entamer 50 trucs en même temps!! Mais je continue d’acheter ce qui me fait plaisir et je range les produits en attendnt leur tour!
Coucou Mathilde,Je te suis depuis quelque temps déjà au quotidien sur ton blog et ce soir j’ai pu visualisé en directe ton apparition sur TF1, félicitations !!!! C’était vraiment super sympa mais bien évidemmment trop court… Ravie pour toi en tous les cas… Je crois d’ailleurs que tu vas faire de nombreuses et nouvelles adpetes à ce magnifique blog…Bonne continuation à toi et encore merci pour tous tes conseils !!!BiZz @naïs.
After going over a handful of the blog posts on your web page, I honestly appreciate your way of writing a blog. I book marked it to my bookmark website list and will be checking back soon. Take a look at my web site as well and let me know how you feel.
– I’m testing Mint 8 myself at the moment and it’s really well made I agree. I’ve been a fan of Mint since version 4, before that it we finding it’s feet a bit I felt. It’s rocked hard since 2007. I think it’s still the easiest distro for anyone to learn Linux with
Hi there just wanted to give you a quick heads up. The words in your post seem to be running off the screen in Safari. I’m not sure if this is a format issue or something to do with web browser compatibility but I thought I’d post to let you know. The layout look great though! Hope you get the problem solved soon. Thanks
The following time I read a weblog, I hope that it doesnt disappoint me as a lot as this one. I mean, I do know it was my choice to learn, however I actually thought youd have something fascinating to say. All I hear is a bunch of whining about one thing that you would fix in case you werent too busy searching for attention.
I know others were not thrilled to see your site listed side by side with the others, but I have to thank the NY Times for introducing me to your site. Love the metrics, especially the live, continuously updating sleep log, and then now and then photos. My problem is with the article’s assertion that parent-bloggers are crashing towards a self-fulfilling letdown: “And of course the more parents blog, the less likely they are to get the attention and validation they seem to crave.” For me, and I bet for a lot of other bloggers, flexing our fingers into flowing sentences, and seeing the fruits of our non-paying labor up there in all its monitor-glowing glory is reward enough.
While I think that Bob had a point-- I agree that the whole mindset of the piece was combative and didn't address the points that you made. And, yes, I would be a little pissed as well. I'm glad that you won't engage further. You stated your case, he stated his. Done.
Is ook een van mijn favoriete boeken. Je blijft er naar terug grijpen om ideeen op te doen.Recepten vind ik soms wat te Engels (=zuur). Dit los ik op door de azijn niet ineens toe te voegen.Het formaat van het boek vind ik wat aan de grote kant om mee op pad te nemen. Daarnaast gebruik ik meestal ook nog een determinatieboek als ik op pad ga. Kleiner en ook duidelijkere foto’s dan in Wild Food.Naast bovengenoemde boek van Roger Phillips zijn ook aan te bevelen:* Paddestoelen uit de keuken van Carlucio;* A cook on the wild side van Hugh Fearnley Whitingstall (incl. DVD)
For years I felt the pressure to make an extra effort for all of the school-sanctioned gift giving opportunities. This was the first year I let it all go and, man, was it liberating. I think a nice note to the teachers letting them know how much you appreciate them holds a lot of value.
Have you ever thought about including a little bit more than just your articles? I mean, what you say is important and everything. But think about if you added some great visuals or video clips to give your posts more, “pop”! Your content is excellent but with images and video clips, this blog could undeniably be one of the best in its field. Superb blog!
Nuchter nadenken en gewoon plukken boven ‘plashoogte’ van dieren én mensen en er is niets aan de hand.….Maar ik moet zeggen dat ik mijn oogstplekjes niet prijsgeef aan de ‘massa’ in deze app. Dat is zoiets als adverteren met de stilste plek in Nederland die zich vervolgens ontwikkeld tot een van de rumoerigste.
Oh man…. if my mom was still alive, she would’ve pitched a fit at that commercial….. she always insisted on making our costumes because she knew she could do a better job…. although we as dumb kids always *wanted* the storebought costumes, even though they were just a cheap plastic jumpsuit type thing with a really crappy plastic mask…. the only problem with this arrangement when I was really young, is that she would dress me up in something she wanted, not what I wanted…. the great embarrassment of my young life was when she put me in this “Great Pumpkin” costume, complete with tights, while my brother got to be the much cooler “Tin Man”…..
Hi there would you mind stating which blog platform you’re using? I’m planning to start my own blog in the near future but I’m having a difficult time choosing between BlogEngine/Wordpress/B2evolution and Drupal. The reason I ask is because your design seems different then most blogs and I’m looking for something completely unique. P.S Apologies for being off-topic but I had to ask!
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Unbelievable how well-written and informative this was.
Hi James,Thanks for your visit & your kind words! Yeah, it feels good to have revived my blog. It’s the best way I can effectively communicate with the online world.I’m glad to see that you address information overload as a real problem, and that you have a plan of action in place to combat it.Great job, James! No wonder you’re doing so well online.
Ppl like you get all the brains. I just get to say thanks for he answer.
What are you indicating, man? I know everyones got their own view, but really? Listen, your web site is interesting. I like the hard work you put into it, especially with the vids and the pics. But, come on. Theres gotta be a better way to say this, a way that doesnt make it seem like everybody here is stupid!
you read the article in the link, she skinned the squirrel in Winter's Bone, not The Hunger Games. It is a little misleading in Chez's statement tho... "...she recounts her on-screen squirrel-skinning scene in the 2010 movie "Winter's Bone." "I should say it wasn't real, for PETA. But screw PETA," she told the magazine.
In October 2001, I went to visit family in New York. Although they told me they were OK following 9/11, I really did have to see them (and it) for myself. During that trip I was fortunate enough to see one of U2's three shows at Madison Square Garden. To call that show an uplifting experience is an understatement. It truly did border on a religious experience and I'm glad the country and even the world was able to share in that experience during the Super Bowl half-time. As cliche as this sounds, it really did show me the enormous power music can have.
Thinking like that shows an expert at work
Walking in the presence of giants here. Cool thinking all around!
I'm not easily impressed. . . but that's impressing me! :)
Tout à fait le genre d’articles qui me rend accro à certains blogs!Je suis aussi une fidèle de l’eau de rose sanoflore, et jevais me laisser tenter par la crème lavante d’uriage.Moi aussi je finis beaucoup de produits en ce moment et j’essaie de ne pas entamer 50 trucs en même temps!! Mais je continue d’acheter ce qui me fait plaisir et je range les produits en attendnt leur tour!
Coucou Mathilde,Je te suis depuis quelque temps déjà au quotidien sur ton blog et ce soir j’ai pu visualisé en directe ton apparition sur TF1, félicitations !!!! C’était vraiment super sympa mais bien évidemmment trop court… Ravie pour toi en tous les cas… Je crois d’ailleurs que tu vas faire de nombreuses et nouvelles adpetes à ce magnifique blog…Bonne continuation à toi et encore merci pour tous tes conseils !!!BiZz @naïs.
After going over a handful of the blog posts on your web page, I honestly appreciate your way of writing a blog. I book marked it to my bookmark website list and will be checking back soon. Take a look at my web site as well and let me know how you feel.
– I’m testing Mint 8 myself at the moment and it’s really well made I agree. I’ve been a fan of Mint since version 4, before that it we finding it’s feet a bit I felt. It’s rocked hard since 2007. I think it’s still the easiest distro for anyone to learn Linux with
Hi there just wanted to give you a quick heads up. The words in your post seem to be running off the screen in Safari. I’m not sure if this is a format issue or something to do with web browser compatibility but I thought I’d post to let you know. The layout look great though! Hope you get the problem solved soon. Thanks
That insight solves the problem. Thanks!
The following time I read a weblog, I hope that it doesnt disappoint me as a lot as this one. I mean, I do know it was my choice to learn, however I actually thought youd have something fascinating to say. All I hear is a bunch of whining about one thing that you would fix in case you werent too busy searching for attention.
I know others were not thrilled to see your site listed side by side with the others, but I have to thank the NY Times for introducing me to your site. Love the metrics, especially the live, continuously updating sleep log, and then now and then photos. My problem is with the article’s assertion that parent-bloggers are crashing towards a self-fulfilling letdown: “And of course the more parents blog, the less likely they are to get the attention and validation they seem to crave.” For me, and I bet for a lot of other bloggers, flexing our fingers into flowing sentences, and seeing the fruits of our non-paying labor up there in all its monitor-glowing glory is reward enough.
While I think that Bob had a point-- I agree that the whole mindset of the piece was combative and didn't address the points that you made. And, yes, I would be a little pissed as well. I'm glad that you won't engage further. You stated your case, he stated his. Done.
Is ook een van mijn favoriete boeken. Je blijft er naar terug grijpen om ideeen op te doen.Recepten vind ik soms wat te Engels (=zuur). Dit los ik op door de azijn niet ineens toe te voegen.Het formaat van het boek vind ik wat aan de grote kant om mee op pad te nemen. Daarnaast gebruik ik meestal ook nog een determinatieboek als ik op pad ga. Kleiner en ook duidelijkere foto’s dan in Wild Food.Naast bovengenoemde boek van Roger Phillips zijn ook aan te bevelen:* Paddestoelen uit de keuken van Carlucio;* A cook on the wild side van Hugh Fearnley Whitingstall (incl. DVD)
Dag nabbit good stuff you whippersnappers!
For years I felt the pressure to make an extra effort for all of the school-sanctioned gift giving opportunities. This was the first year I let it all go and, man, was it liberating. I think a nice note to the teachers letting them know how much you appreciate them holds a lot of value.
Have you ever thought about including a little bit more than just your articles? I mean, what you say is important and everything. But think about if you added some great visuals or video clips to give your posts more, “pop”! Your content is excellent but with images and video clips, this blog could undeniably be one of the best in its field. Superb blog!
Nuchter nadenken en gewoon plukken boven ‘plashoogte’ van dieren én mensen en er is niets aan de hand.….Maar ik moet zeggen dat ik mijn oogstplekjes niet prijsgeef aan de ‘massa’ in deze app. Dat is zoiets als adverteren met de stilste plek in Nederland die zich vervolgens ontwikkeld tot een van de rumoerigste.
Glad I've finally found something I agree with!
Oh man…. if my mom was still alive, she would’ve pitched a fit at that commercial….. she always insisted on making our costumes because she knew she could do a better job…. although we as dumb kids always *wanted* the storebought costumes, even though they were just a cheap plastic jumpsuit type thing with a really crappy plastic mask…. the only problem with this arrangement when I was really young, is that she would dress me up in something she wanted, not what I wanted…. the great embarrassment of my young life was when she put me in this “Great Pumpkin” costume, complete with tights, while my brother got to be the much cooler “Tin Man”…..
Your cranium must be protecting some very valuable brains.
I found myself nodding my noggin all the way through.
Hi there would you mind stating which blog platform you’re using? I’m planning to start my own blog in the near future but I’m having a difficult time choosing between BlogEngine/Wordpress/B2evolution and Drupal. The reason I ask is because your design seems different then most blogs and I’m looking for something completely unique. P.S Apologies for being off-topic but I had to ask!
It's a pleasure to find someone who can think so clearly
Good to see a talent at work. I can't match that.