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Adventures in Onederland | Sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast.
Sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast. March 31, 2014. One Week, All In. I’m down 30lbs since starting WW back in Sept (? 8230; in recent weeks it’s been a game of just staying the same, not gaining. And now I’m tired of that. I WANT to lose weight. I want to feel better. It’s time to be serious. My targets for the week:. 8211; Drink water (Not pop, not coffee). 8211; Take my vitamins. All of them. 8211; Go to bed when I’m tired. No later than 10pm. December 11, 2013.
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Adventures In Onederland | "I can't go back to yesterday because I was a different person then"
I can't go back to yesterday because I was a different person then. August 17, 2015. Today I saw a friend who I had not seen in a couple of years. When he saw me he smiled the biggest warmest smile and said, “Wow Margaret, you don’t even look like the same person! 8221; That compliment meant more to me than he could ever have known! This person has known me since we were 8 years old and has seen me struggle my whole life with my weight! The Struggle is Real (Part II). August 17, 2015. This weekend has be...
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Adventures in Online Marketing
Adventures in Online Marketing. It is a journey, but who says it can't be fun! Kindle Singles Pro Launch. Shiny New Object Syndrome. How to Embed a Google Calendar Into a Blog Post or Page. Posted on January 1, 2015. Middot; Leave a Comment. It really took my business to the next level. I have recurring income, established buyers, and more confidence in myself than I’ve had in years. Filed Under: Must Read Posts. Shout Out to All of You – I’m So Thankful! Posted on November 28, 2014. Middot; 8 Comments.
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Adventures in Online Money
Adventures in Online Money. My Goals with this Blog. Are to document my experiences with various income streams and programs in my quest to becoming a full time freelancer working from home. I plan to list my current 'eggs' and to post the things that have and haven't worked for me. Rugs for my hippy fireplace! Posted by tehblogging trolless. Never thought youd hear me mention this! It never occurred to me that there was such a thing but yes, there is such a thing. Posted by tehblogging trolless. Ive bee...
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Weve moved to - danlynch.org/blog. Please head over to the new address for the latest news, this site is no longer in use. Saturday, 17 January 2009. Nothing to see here move along. ATTENTION: The Blog Has Moved to danlynch.org/blog. This is just a note to make sure everyone knows, this blog has moved to so there won't be any updates here - danlynch.org/blog. See you over there, thanks. At 1/17/2009 09:55:00 pm. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Nothing to see here move along.
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adventures in optimization
The charming adventures of a developer. Friday, July 18, 2014. Are we getting happier? A look at trends in Hedonometer.org. S happiness data using Julia, JuMP, and GLPK. Hedonometer.org popped onto my radar a couple weeks ago. It's a nifty project, attempting to convert samples of words found in the Twitter Gardenhose feed into a time series of happiness. This post examines another approach. It follows the structure of Robert Vanderbei. S excellent " Local Warming. Hedonometer.org introduced an API.
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Adventures in Ordinary | A catch-all for creative adventures in my ordinary life!
A catch-all for creative adventures in my ordinary life! Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. We Can Build It. We Have The Technology. When we moved into our house in May 2013, this was our kitchen:. As we unpacked and found homes for things, our grocery “pantry” ended up being one of the tall cabinets above the kitchen sink/counter here:. We’d talked about putting in a pantry-type cabinet in the kitchen, and the attack of the killer hot cocoa tin convinced John it should happen soon...
