Saturday, October 23, 2004
MetaBlogging
Though Blogger's profiles aren't updated enough to be accurate, according to my own count, I've got only 18 more posts until I blog my 1000th entry...and just three weeks until my second bloggiversary!
Any and all suggestions of-and-for and appropriate celebratory gesture or two would be especially welcome. I think Shaw's suggestion to redesign may turn out to be the winner...but let's see what else ya got, world!
Incidentally, other dubiously notable profile info includes the fact that I've written over 277,960 words in the blog since I started blogging way back in November 2002. One can't help but wonder how many novels that would have been. Sigh.
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If at all possible, try to publish your 1000th post on your 2nd blogging anniversary. The folks at NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) define a novel as 50000 words mimimum. By that count, you could have written 5 or so novels. But given the state of the publishing world, if you'd done that, your regular readers would have almost certainly been deprived of everything you have given us.
# posted by David : 10:05 PM, October 23, 2004
__________________ David writes: If at all possible, try to publish your 1000th post on your 2nd blogging anniversary. A good idea, and I had high hopes that things were going to work out that way several months ago. However, after giving it serious thought, I've decided that it would drastically change the way I blog. Imagine trying to decide for each entry if THIS was the one that was going to have to be held back to make it come out right, or THAT one; if this topic would have been ordinarily worth blogging but not if I wanted to make the numbers come out right; if this entry needed to be combined with three others so I could actually be blogging at the correct rate to make it just on time and no more...well, you get the point -- my concern is that the whole deliberate nature would seriously compromise the tonality, the subjective quality and relevance of my blogging, moreso as we got evercloser to the actual date (which tuns out to be more like 28 days from now, so there'd also have to be a whole mess o' days with no blogging at all to make it work.) This blogging is no game -- I do it for posterity (my daughter, one day, to have a record of my thoughts in her childhood), and for my sanity, and only tertiarily for the universe at large (though that's a close second, since it serves my ego well to be read and appreciated, and to be part of the blogging recipro-community). It would be just awful, both for me and the blog overall, if it suddenly was. And having some neat number trick result isn't worth those high stakes. If it accidentally turned out that way...I'd run out and buy a lottery ticket, quick. But I suspect we'll hit 1000 about a week before, maybe even more. I guess it's just plumb worth keeping myself honest to have the numbers come out that far off.
# posted by boyhowdy : 10:24 PM, October 23, 2004
Writing for the children is important and something that I think they'll appreciate, it is one of the reasons that I have my blog. But I sometimes wonder if I want them reading all of my thoughts.
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Subject: HIGH TECHNIQUE ELECTRICAL HOME APPLIANCES---COMPUTERIZE GAS KITCHEN
Date: Mon, 7 Jan 2002 08:53:27 +0000 (UTC)
From: "MRS WANG"
Organization: FUJIAN HUALI TECHNOLOGY CREATING CO,LTD
Do you like to comprehend a computer housemaid ? Do you like to own a blue soldier ? Today , SHIELD gives you the answer .
SHIELD is a computerize gas kitchen which is controlled automatically and intelligently. It is a world wide invention , is a new generation of the gas kitchen..
What is the benefits that SHIELD brings to us ? Firstly , it will relieve you out of the kitchen ,you shouldn't be in when you cook the food .Second ,it solved the problem that the food would be burned ,the soup be out and the gas be leaked .And it will make your family safer and healthier.
Do you want to understand much more merits about SHIELD? Please see the followings:
1. amounts and the kinds of food (boiling water, porridge, rice , soup ,fish ,meat ,medicine), SHIELD will regulate the temperature and time to cook automatically ,and the soap won't be out ,the food won't be burned .It will turn off the electric and gas source by itself ,and tell you by springing out the music .
2. when needing and you can set five times to light fire .
3. ,it will send out a big fire ,and when the temperature reached 100 ,it would change the flame .If the temperature is below 100 ,it will turn to be a big fire ,and keep the flame blue .The containing of CO is less than 0.04% of total .(standard :less than 0.05%) . And then it reduced the pollute .
4. B"CAutomatically limit the time of offering gas :It is 30 minutes that offering the gas. When cooking ,it won't be out whenever it is blew or watered .Because when the fire is out , it will light automatically. When the gas leaked ,the density reached up a level or the temperature of the platform is over 80 ,SHIELD will warn you and turn off the electric and gas source .
5. need ,it can set the temperature and heat the food by itself .
6. according to the container .
7. 70.51%(standard :higher than 55%).Comparing to the common gas kitchen ,it can save more than 40%source of total .
8. natural gas and marsh gas to cook , also can use many kinds of pans, such as iron pan ,aluminum pan and high pressured pan. SHIELD computerize gas kitchen is a housemaid , is a soldier .Is there anything more important than the safety and health of your family ?
Let us share more happy in our lives .Not to bore for the burned food, not to be sad for no time for cooking .For you love your family ,please begin with SHIELD .Possessing SHIELD is possessing love .
-Spam E-mail for a Home Appliance "published" at We Made Out In A Tree And This Old Guy Sat And Watched Us,
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