Chawlk

1. Drawar
2. Fenxy
3. Decaflon
4. Two Credits
5. Wriging
6. Loose Suits
7. Chixe
8. Dud3s
9. Wing Colors

 

oui - going home to Jamaica for 2 weeks. Buh-bye wintery weather in Michigan - hello sandy beaches and hot days.

Ooh I've been pondering this same thing. I have an archive of 400 food reviews and I would love to feature some of the older reviews. But here are my thoughts.

There are a few options. That top box with all the meta information could be used to house a random - or featured - post with an exerpt.

Also I like the related entries. But, I also like regular monthly archives and categories. I have used them to navigate people's sites and I am sure others do and will.

Also the layout instead of showing the last n entries - for example, could show the last entry from each category.

I think magazine style layouts lend towards showing more content, but it's harder to incorporate ads.

I don't mind ads at all - unless it's a personal site. Sites that give value and are less personal in nature - then I say go for it (as long as it's not pop up ads). Personally I hate to see ads disgused as content - and text link ads on a text heavy site. I have no problem clicking on the ads that interest me, but I don't want to be fooled into it.

People who hate ads are just haters - in my opinion :0)

I got it because it was free. If it wasn't, I wouldn't have bothered.

Coffee like most people said - then personalized google to check feeds, email etc.,

I like #1, #2 second. Not sure I get the pregnancy world cup tie in with #3 - kinda scary actually

I would sleep, watch movies and read. No internet either - but that's just because I'm on it so much.

Actually - I changed my mind. I'm going with Abi's idea and choosing 5 random 9Rules sites and leaving a comment 'cuz I loves my 9ers.

I would change the layout and upgrade it - but I also like Abi's idea.

I'd hide in plain sight in Manhattan - fit right in with the rest of the crazies, super heroes and villains that I see everyday.

This not a Happy Day. It is a bad, bad day.

Sprint just changed their text messaging rate or something, so there is a clause in your contract that says if they change any of their terms and agreements, you can get out of the contract. Go to consumerist.org for more info on this.

To really stand out in an interview is to be memorable - something has to be different about you.

For example: my brother is a civil engineer. He has a portfolio just showing some of the sites that he has worked on, some equipment etc. He stands out because it is not a normal thing for an engineer to have a portfolio.

How do you not only SAY you have passion - but where's the proof.Concrete numbers of how you increased sales at a previous company and what did you do; maybe for a web designer, say - you know what, let me show you my work in action and whip out your laptop (with wireless network card?) and bring up some sites you worked on - or do it on theirs - whatever.

Okay - my embarassing story: my entrance to the net was by way of a personal blog (now defunct). I had a blind date with a guy once, and wrote all the "I hate this guy because he is fat, ugly blah blah blah" on my blog.

However, I still continued talking to him, until one day he says, I found your blog online. I was so embarassed. He is like, well, I gained weight because of a health condition etc. I felt like I wanted to just curl up and die. He was a champ about it though and to this day we are friends - oddly enough.

Instructions on how to get photos from your phone to Flickr here

I use Google Analytics and was using Performancing in the past. I started using it again 2 days ago and it is fabulous! Great looking interface and I love the details that it provides.

From a novice user and occasional digg user: I really like your app - I'm not sure if the design is just temporary, but I would make it much clearer that these are the most commented stories on dig - forget the 'townhall' and make the 'most talked about' way bigger and bolder - And also the link to the stry more prominent, and if possible the last few comments too with a link to view the rest.

I cannot believe I have the longest commute so far: I drive 45 minutes every morning and it takes 1 hour to get back home in the evening. I leave by 7:15 AM and get off work between 4:30 and 5:00PM.

Definitely Google Search - seems like a lot of people are looking up foods before they try it.

99 problems and a bi$@h ain't one by Jay Z
because sometimes there are more important things in life.

The egg of course!

My favorite flavors are rum and raisin and grapenut *yum* Hard to find in the US though.

JPhill - you are making Michigan seem not as nice as I think it is going to be. I'm moving to Ann Arbor for work (which oddly enough will not be in AA).

Marie Curie. She was one of the smartest women to ever live.

grrr *i'm moving to Michigan - can you imagine a Jamaican battling those winters in Michigan!!

I also wanted to say there is no 'about' section. What's the blog about - the direction, i.e. what can I expect to read. Also nothing about the person that's writing the blog? Yeah - I'm nosey like that. I want to read more about who's writing the blog.

Also, I have to second commenting regularly on other blogs - the ones that interest you (and that return the favor and comment on yours - otherwise, you're wasting you time with that), and joining some forums (although I must say I never got lots of traffic from this).

In NY - it's weird weather. One day it's cold, break out the light jackets, the next day it warms up. i would say autumn 'unofficially' started about a week and a half ago. Leaves are changing color eveyrwhere!

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Finally the update! Good job Josue - sorry I doubted you :0)

Foods to avoid: chicken wings - hard to look cute tearing into those. Salad - I think should be avoided too - get the damn thing on the fork - chew * chomp * chew.

Best thing: Soup (as long as the guys don't slurp it :0) and any boneless meat!