You remember Frankenstein? Well this was used for the first test run - Hammenstein - the brain of a hamster, the tail of a rat, the legs of a gunnie pig and the rest ... well we're not sure really... stuff!
I like it, and there's something I'd really like to see too, that has been brought to my attention with all these year end lists and decade end lists.
A weekly (or if there's not enough stuff) a monthly recap of all that's new in the world, with link to proper complete articles. But something that points out all the cool things created or found in the world over the last month.
It would be I suppose more of a science/tech spin, but there are always new creatures too (like the strawberry crab). It would be pretty awesome if there were a repository on a regular basis highlighting all the great things discovered/created in the world.
if this irks you I wonder if you've noticed the ads on Sun Chips 25% Less Fat (or some various percentage) less fat and then in tiny font below (than other chips)
The assumption is that these are now lower in fat than they were before, but really... they're just lower in fat comparitively. Either way they don't drive my decision making but I've pointed it out to more than one confused friend who assumed they're just continiously reducing the fat in the chips.
I'd have to say the format of tipping your hat to one another in the blog world has changed. same with the idea of a blog roll
It's more about providing via links and re-posting content that you find, than just listing a series of blogs to the left or right of your content.
I feel it does a lot more to give visibility to one another to share the material rather than just name drop. It makes a big difference in whether or not I check out a site.
Alex I'd recommend picking a copy of the book 'Linked In' it's a book on social network theory and developing a hub personality, where you are the connector to both common and obscure material. It's just a way of being congnizant of something you're already doing.
You don't always have to have the best and most unique content but you need to have a good blend to keep people up with the trend and show them something unique. Neatorama stands out in my list of places to check because it contains links to true researched and knowledge based pieces, not just weird facts and lists. There's a science aspect here that isn't well reflected in other places I consider that a strength and would suggest keep building on it.
There's a lot of new and interesting knowledge, and science out there in the blog world that we didn't know about before... let's see more of that. :-)
This here is a gun powder scale, and bullet press.
obviously when you're using a bullet, you don't want it to explode in your face instead of your enemies, so having just enough gun powder but not too much is really important.
It required 2 people to operate. The man had the option of having his partner help, which proved to be somewhat of a mood killer. Or, he could have a friend help though when caught, it caused many an awkward situation. Hence many men desperate enough to use one, had a family member help... this reduced the rumors that would go around, but also made the family dinner very uncomfortable.
Shortly afterwards it was redesigned in it's current, "help yourself" format.
well we had kinda of the same set up you have Miss C,
by the time I was in 5th grade I was receiving 3 dollars a week. it would work out to be just enough to buy SOME of the things we wanted, but not all, so we had to constantly make trade offs.
though we were immediately cut off once we started working. then we had to pay INTO the house, so that we didn't have too much money in our hands to be wasteful with.
Worked out pretty well for me. Not so much for the siblings once they started managing their own money they went a little wild.
I think the coffee cups were all client cups not the staff members. from what I'm reading it was explained that she'd have to clean up after clientele.
A weekly (or if there's not enough stuff) a monthly recap of all that's new in the world, with link to proper complete articles. But something that points out all the cool things created or found in the world over the last month.
It would be I suppose more of a science/tech spin, but there are always new creatures too (like the strawberry crab). It would be pretty awesome if there were a repository on a regular basis highlighting all the great things discovered/created in the world.
The assumption is that these are now lower in fat than they were before, but really... they're just lower in fat comparitively. Either way they don't drive my decision making but I've pointed it out to more than one confused friend who assumed they're just continiously reducing the fat in the chips.
It's more about providing via links and re-posting content that you find, than just listing a series of blogs to the left or right of your content.
I feel it does a lot more to give visibility to one another to share the material rather than just name drop. It makes a big difference in whether or not I check out a site.
Alex I'd recommend picking a copy of the book 'Linked In' it's a book on social network theory and developing a hub personality, where you are the connector to both common and obscure material. It's just a way of being congnizant of something you're already doing.
You don't always have to have the best and most unique content but you need to have a good blend to keep people up with the trend and show them something unique. Neatorama stands out in my list of places to check because it contains links to true researched and knowledge based pieces, not just weird facts and lists. There's a science aspect here that isn't well reflected in other places I consider that a strength and would suggest keep building on it.
There's a lot of new and interesting knowledge, and science out there in the blog world that we didn't know about before... let's see more of that. :-)
This here is a gun powder scale, and bullet press.
obviously when you're using a bullet, you don't want it to explode in your face instead of your enemies, so having just enough gun powder but not too much is really important.
Hence the use of a scale and press.
It required 2 people to operate. The man had the option of having his partner help, which proved to be somewhat of a mood killer. Or, he could have a friend help though when caught, it caused many an awkward situation. Hence many men desperate enough to use one, had a family member help... this reduced the rumors that would go around, but also made the family dinner very uncomfortable.
Shortly afterwards it was redesigned in it's current, "help yourself" format.
by the time I was in 5th grade I was receiving 3 dollars a week. it would work out to be just enough to buy SOME of the things we wanted, but not all, so we had to constantly make trade offs.
though we were immediately cut off once we started working. then we had to pay INTO the house, so that we didn't have too much money in our hands to be wasteful with.
Worked out pretty well for me. Not so much for the siblings once they started managing their own money they went a little wild.
Remember to take pictures and videos of all 3 of them, don't follow the trend of disappearing pictures as you have more kids!
If it's not here yet it's coming soon. I wore it this weekend for the first time, I got compliments on it too!
but if I could I'd like to recommend Office Space for the segment.