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Twitter: https://twitter.com/#!/hoonroro
Was supposed to be a member of LEDapple, but quit because of his different musical style.
i love all bout him
hes handsome,smart,cutie faces and more
i like to meet him
i like to make a picture with him
i kinda like him 47%
dOnT bE sO sTuPiD ..
yOu r jUsT a Fan !
dOnT dReAm sO high gHuRlS !
u all look so stupid .. !
cOuZ HE WILL MARY ME
-- really but you are the 1 who is soooooo f`cking dreaming so high b`tch
hey! just a little respect.. its not bad to dream/wish you know?
Deletehey gils..chi hoon is mine only.........no one girls allow to linger him.because hi is just mine only....so dont be possesive much..........okkk.........
Deletehey girls! dont fight in one guy .. TSK TSK .
It's just Chi hoon..DUH!!!??
And oppS! sorry Chi hoon ! Tsk
and ohh ! i'm tiffanie dacalos :) tsk tsk
SOMEDAY... I'll meet him.
he's sooooo GORGEOUS! hihihihi.
Dear Lee Chi Hoon...
with your ultra sexiness flawless milky white face and hot bod, i want to maryy you even though im only 17 and you're 24!!XD
same here im 12 years old .. tomorrow is my birthday... muah.. love yah
Delete.. love you lee chi hoon.. i love your smile, face specifically your lips, and eyes.. everything .. lahat na like ko and love..
im inlike and inlove with you.. muahahaha
bukambibig ko ata ikaw nu.. cute mo kasi gwapo pa pogi pa handsome pa,, haha paulit ulit?
Makita ko lang si Lee Chi Hoon, pede na ko mamatay! OA much? XD
Deletei'm alliah villanueva..!! lee chi hoon my classmates and me is so like and love you,your so cute,handsome,i like your lips,eye and all about you..!!! <3
Duhh~ I'm still 13 years old but I'm turning 14 this coming APRIL 3!! BuwahahahahahXD AND HIS BIRTHDAY IS APRIL 4!!! >:) ^__^v
Deleteboom! i have the same birthday as him! i love chi hoon OMG!!!
ReplyDeleteMan this guy is cute! Any girl would be lucky to have, a guy like him XD
ReplyDeletei really really love this guy!!! :))
is he taken already? just wanna know. ^____^V
i love it when he has this poker face..
it makes me shiver but in a good way :D
you are my dream boy...i hope to see personally..i wish that you can visit here in the Philippines...
i'm crazy for you...and you know its true i'm crazy for you..your eyes is the sound track of my summer..lalala
ReplyDeleteI guess Forever doesn't exist sweetie. Better use eternity...
yeah, cute :) ... But i guess only in pictures... coz in videos he doesn't have that white complexion at all... he's only handsome in pictures... park tae jun's better I guess?
ReplyDeleteapril 4 ? real birthday nya ba un?? sa iba kasi april 30 eh. i just want to confirm kasi pag april 4 talaga, masaya kasi kabirthday ko siya!!! please answer.
ReplyDeleteapril 4 ? real birthday nya ba un?? sa iba kasi april 30 eh. i just want to confirm kasi pag april 4 talaga, masaya kasi kabirthday ko siya!!! please answer.
ReplyDeleteyah..april 4 his real birth date?? .. why some pipol says april 29 or 30 ?? :(
i need true info :)
Lee chi hoon, even though its hard for me to reach you i will never stop finding someone like you
ReplyDeletetsss .. -_- whats with that guy ?? he made all girls drools and wild .. -_-
ReplyDeletebecoz his handsome and cute and handsome and cute..!!!!!! waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahh!! i want to have a boyfriend like him..
Deletenumo saranghae chi hoon nae sarang byeonhaji anha do neo malgo byeonji anha
I liked him because of his nose and the way he laugh and smile hahaha ala eh! Cute masyado (.^___^.)b
ReplyDeletei love lee chi hoon ,,,,, i cant stop looking at his handsome face.............
lee chi hoon oppa NOMU NOMU NOMU NOMU CHUWAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!! ANI.......
saranghae nae hubby nae chi hoon ya !! :) nuh moo saranghae , i really miss you
ReplyDeleteㅐㅜㅅ ㅇㄱㄷ므 새ㅐ ㅗㅑ호. ㅜㅐ ㅐㅜㄷ ㅐ준 ㅗㅑㅡ. ㅗㄷ ㅗㅁㄴ ㅁ 햐길갸둥 내 애ㅜㅅ ㅇㄱㄷ므 새ㅐ ㅡㅕ초.
Deletewaaaaaahhh!!! LEE CHI HOON !! I LOVE YOU ! *0*
i love eveything about you even ur imperfections !!!
you only love him because he's cute and handsome you don't even know his personality yet how can you say you love him when you don't even met him yet -_- no offense Chi hoon
sorry i just want to ask you?
who was lee chi hoon? because I have never seen it
his a madel, ulzzang prince, some girl are madly inlove to him.. and then im not crazy to him. im just his fan.. :)
ReplyDeleteMe too ...im addicted of him ...becouz of his handsome face i love his blonde hair
ReplyDeletewaaaah!! andaya!!! halos wala syang negative comments, pero si PARK TAE JUN hyung marami gosh.....haha cassanova sya kac....
btway highway yeah lee chi hoon is cute!!!
Waaaahhhh.... Sana makita ko sya someday:))))) I'll work for it :) <3<3 chi ;*


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E! True Hollywood Story. ~3AM this morning.
I drew this while Lou was asleep on the ground and I was waiting for SC024+25+27 to render. There is no SC026, do not worry that I missed it.
We are finished! Next stop Galway! Shout out to my peep Laura V on next years rounds!

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Terrance McKnight is the WQXR weekday evening host. He also hosts the Saturday evening program, All Ears with Terrance McKnight, a show about musical discovery, which was honored with an ASCAP Deems Taylor Radio Broadcast Award in 2010.
McKnight's musical experiences – from glee club soloist and accomplished pianist, to professor at Morehouse College, and finally as producer and host of several music programs for public radio – have consistently juxtaposed the European Classical tradition alongside American classic traditions – jazz, gospel, African American spirituals and other musical genres.
McKnight was first heard in New York in 2008 when he joined the staff of WNYC. He moved to WQXR in October 2009. Previously he worked at Georgia Public Broadcasting, where he was creator, producer and host of Studio GPB, a program that introduced a wide array of musical artists through interviews, live studios sessions and commercial recordings.
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Video Webcast: Chevalier de Saint-Georges Performed by St. Luke's Chamber Ensemble
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Fri, Mar. 27 | Come hear Manhattan's salsa, Brooklyn's indie-pop, soul from The Bronx, Queens indie folk and Staten Island thrash metal: Only one can be crowned the city's best!
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Fri, Feb. 20 | Queens takes the stage in our quest to find New York City's best up-and-coming musical act. Come for a party, hear great music, then vote for your favorite performance.
No Boundaries: Music in the Life of Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson
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Fri, Feb. 13 | The Bronx takes the stage in our quest to find New York City's best up-and-coming musical act. Come for a party, hear great music, then vote for your favorite performance.
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Fri, Feb. 6 | Sold Out- Manhattan is sold out, but join us for the Bronx on Feb. 13. Manhattan takes the stage in our quest to find New York City's best up-and-coming musical act.
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Beginning Friday afternoon at 3PM, The Jonathan Channel celebrates the birthday of Ella Fitzgerald. For over five decades, Ella Fitzgerald dominated the jazz world and tomorrow afternoon, we're having a party. From 3PM to 7PM, WQXR's Terrance McKnight hosts a musical tour through the life of this dynamic performer.


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In his final act as England captain, Andrew Flintoff was perfectly noble. He did not hide, he did not bluster, he did not cry, although he must have been desperate to find a darkened room somewhere in which he could weep buckets and try to forget it had ever happened.
England had been beaten, nay hammered, by 10 wickets on the fourth day of the fifth Test in Sydney and the Ashes series result read: Australia 5, England 0. Only once before had there been such a catastrophe. On 1 March 1921 on this very ground, Australia won by nine wickets to secure their whitewash.
The tourists were led then by Johnny Douglas, an old boy of Felsted, who had won an Olympic gold medal for boxing and played football for the England amateur team. It is difficult to imagine that Douglas was as dignified as the old boy of Ribbleton Hall High School, Preston was yesterday.
Perhaps Fred was relieved that it was all over at last and that he would no longer have to try to slug it out on the most uneven terms with the best team in the world playing better than they had ever done.
Barely an hour after Matthew Hayden had thrashed the runs which took Australia to victory - levelling the scores with a six thumped unceremoniously over long on and then punching a single through cover - Flintoff attempted to put the result into some kind of perspective. "They hit us hard in the first game," he said. "In patches we have competed with them and played some good cricket but every time we have tried to get a foot in the door it has been closed in front of us."
He was at a loss to explain how or why so many key players had under-performed. The highest opening partnership of the series was 45, the first time in a full Ashes series in Australia when the tourists had failed to put on at least one half-century first-wicket partnership. They were bowled out five times for under 162. Out of a nominal 100 Australian wickets at their disposal, England took only 59.
"It's hard to put your finger on," said Flintoff. "It's inevitable that players will lose form from time to time. Quite a few of us have done it at the same time and coming to places like this that just can't happen.
"Going in to that first Test at the Gabba we thought we could do something but we have come up against a side who have been magnificent for five Tests."
He derided the notion that England were insufficiently prepared: "I'm not going to make excuses. That first match at the Gabba I was ready to play Test cricket, and I think I can vouch that for the rest of the lads."
But that was not the truth. England were not ready at Brisbane. Indeed, when Australia's captain Ricky Ponting was asked about the turning point of the series, the moment when he felt Australia's foot was on England's throat, he replied: "The drinks break at Brisbane." It might even have been earlier than that: the first ball of the series from Stephen Harmison, a wide that landed in the hands of Flintoff at second slip.
Ponting admitted to having a tear in his eye at the loss to the side of three great players: Shane Warne, Glenn McGrath and Justin Langer. He also revealed something of the real difference between England and Australia: "It's important that we enjoy this for what it is because to achieve what we have doesn't happen every day. But in a couple of days' time, it's back to work again."
The last word should go to the great showman himself. Reflecting on leaving the glare of the spotlight, Warne said: "Hopefully, I will get people off my front lawn and following me in cars. Maybe I can get my gear off and dance on top of the bar if I want to." He just might.


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woke up this morning to find some little gits have cut my crome wing mirrors off,and dented and scratched the doors in the process!!
sorry about that mate.....seems a common thing, keep an eye out on ebay as you may be able to pick them up from their house really annoys me when this happens, sad little b***rds
audi,s fault for making such an expensive external item where thieving little druggy toerags can get them, the bmw m3 owners have the same **** happening daily.....with their mirrors sorry for the news, especially damage to the doors what a nightmare ...
thanks guys. this does seem to be a common thing. im worried now that when i replace them it'll happen again!
They need their friggin hands chopped off, mine got taken not so long ago so know how you feel bud. Still F'd off about it but there is nothing you can do. I thought about replacing them as they can be had for £150 but whats the point when they'll only get stolen again.
Gutted for you. Happening far too much. Seems a shame but maybe cheapies non alu would be best, hope you get the damage fixed.
out of interest i went to audi to see how much it would cost for a geniune pair of wing mirrors. this is what they quoted, inc vat £802.38!!! lol, i nearly fainted. any body know of a much much cheaper way to gey hold of pair?
This has happened to far too many people! I've only just recently bought some and put them on, but it's making me worry like hell that some vandal is trashing my car while I'm sleeping... I keep jumping out of bed at every noise, and the first thing I look for every morning when walking to the car is if my mirror covers are still there.
They will mate. I just bought one from a scrappy which happened to have a chrome cap on it. Job done for now.


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Sunday, February 5, 2012
Leopard print and mustard
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Love this outfit it is so Alabama, I have been delving into my tackier side, and I flipping love it! I would say I have a number of staple items, they always tend to be blazers and a couple of my favourite dresses, I have so many clothes but tend to grab the same ones when I am feeling lazy! x
ReplyDeleteThe entire outfit is to die for!
I'm loving the glasses, especially.
Paris of Juno Barrington VintageSuch a great outfit! I haven't owned a pair of pants in years but I am so tempted by those babies...
Funnily enough I am actually wearing my unusual clothing staple today (and every other day).... it's a black cotton mumu from India and it feels like a dream. It has vibrant red, aqua and green patterning and looks very 20s, or so I keep telling myself. I don't know what i'd do without it! xxThey're perfectly acceptable for day to day wear! But then one of my favourite dresses is a halterneck sarong-skirted number I made in leopard print jersey- that one gets a LOT of day wear in summer. I've never been one for mustard yellow personally, but you're right, it works really well with the colours of the print.
ReplyDeleteThese pants are fabulous- perfect with the pop of yellow.
www.michellesstylefile.blogspot.comI kind of want to steal this entire look from you! :D Ironically, I just hit up Target the other day and say they had leopard print jeans, which I immediately tried on. lol. They were skinny jeans, so I felt like more of a scenster wearing them, but now I'm on the lookout for similar slacks in a more vintage silhouette! ;)


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Fantasy Hockey: Ranking the NHL forwards for 2015-16 (Puck Daddy)
Dobber Hockey launched in 2005 and Dobber and his staff have hitched their wagons to Puck Daddy to preach fantasy hockey to the Yahoo! masses since 2009. By Demetri Fragopoulos Are you going to be that guy ? You know, the one who talks hockey all the time whether it is in the lunch room, standing in line for coffee, or while working out in the gym. Regurgitating what you heard on the sport talk radio station while driving into work or to school earlier that day. Acting like there is nothing you do not know about the game and its players. What comes out of your mouth sounds reasonable. Yet when it came time make your fantasy draft picks last year you looked worse than Patrick Roy did against Brendan Shanahan (see #3 in that link). When the owner in front of you had his named called for his first pick, your brain froze up much like Sami Salo's did against Belarus (see #4) at the Salt Lake Olympics. Even with the fourth pick in the first round you hummed and hawed for more than five minutes to only flub your selection similar to Patrick Stefan's empty netter (see #1) against the Edmonton Oilers. [ Yahoo Sports Fantasy Hockey: Sign up and join a league today! ] Like Stefan, your gaffe immediately came back to haunt you because your opponents wasted no time to capitalize on your horrible first round draft pick of Rick Nash. The continuous begging for assistance from the other fantasy owners as your draft proceeded became irritating to everyone especially those that you were sitting closest to. Did you honestly think they would give you advice to help you, the guy who knows everything? If you did any preparation at all, it was to print out the roster of your favorite team which happens to be the Rangers. The reality is that the other owners tolerate your behavior and you are invited to the draft every year because you are an easy out. Smarten up and don't be that guy this year. Make a list based on the scoring system of your fantasy league. It does not matter if you are in a keeper or drafting in a single year league. No list equals no chance at victory. Top 10 in Points Do you know that Alexander Ovechkin and Sidney Crosby are the only players to have been in the top 10 scoring leaders in more than five of the previous 10 seasons? They'll be there again but not where you would expect them. Evgeni Malkin, Pittsburgh Penguins It has been four years since he was last seen in the top 10 NHL scorers but with the addition of Phil Kessel over the summer he will return to the list and be the top guy. He will still get his share of points with Crosby and on the power play. John Tavares, New York Islanders I would not say that he broke out but he did assert himself as a contender for future scoring titles. With the roster naturally improving there is more in him to give. His age and numbers are much like Seguin's, including power play goals and game winners. Alexander Ovechkin, Washington Capitals He hits, he shoots, he scores and he does all three a lot. Out of the last ten seasons he has made the top ten point producers eight times. No one comes close to his three year goal totals and only Crosby surpassed his point totals for the same period. The only thing missing is a Stanley Cup. Tyler Seguin, Dallas Stars If it were not for the Toronto-Pittsburgh deal and the two surgeries on Jamie Benn's hips this summer I would have ranked Seguin first. His shot totals are in the elite-sphere. Goal scoring and playmaking are about even over the last three years so he is not stuck to one method to get his points, note that 29 were generated from the power play last year. Best part is that he will be turning 24 in January. Taylor Hall, Edmonton Oilers You might have forgotten that he has been near the top twice before. It would be easy to forget because the Oilers have been terrible. That all changes this year! No lower body injury to slow him down. He will crack the 30 goal mark for the first time and get more than six points with the man advantage. Steven Stamkos, Tampa Bay Lightning His recovery from that horrible leg injury seemed to be behind him even though his point production was admittedly lower than expectations. Then the playoffs came with that evil dry spell in the Finals. Doubts emerged but do not let them frighten you away. He is second to only Ovechkin in total goals over the last three years. Sidney Crosby, Pittsburgh Penguins Ranked second is not bad. The deal for Kessel will help the Penguins by unburdening Crosby. He is a competitor and he will not give up easily. However, individual accomplishments are not his primary focus. Winning the Cup for the second time in his career is. Claude Giroux, Philadelphia Flyers A return to the top 10 is in the cards for Giroux (ranked eighth) this year. Led the league with 37 power play points last year and had combined another 58 points in the two years before that. Even though he earns more assists than goals shooting the puck is not an issue. Phil Kessel, Pittsburgh Penguins Oh how he is going to love playing for the Penguins this year. Look for goals and more goals to come from him. He might even turn out to be a hotdog but I am sure that Crosby and Malkin will keep his new found enthusiasm in check. Just out of Yahoo's top 10 overall at number 11, but the 10th ranked forward. Jamie Benn, Dallas Stars Can you call the reigning scoring champion a sidekick? The Seguin-Benn duo will prove once again that they are a formidable force. I look at their power play point totals and anticipate that an increase will be forthcoming. With Benn you also get some ancillary shorthanded goals/points as well as blocked shots and hits.


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Milo Adventist Academy
Milo Adventist Academy | |
Address | |
324 Milo Drive Days Creek, Oregon, Douglas County 97429 United States |
Coordinates | 42°56′04″N 123°02′07″W / 42.934507°N 123.035342°WCoordinates: 42°56′04″N 123°02′07″W / 42.934507°N 123.035342°W |
Information | |
Type | Private, Day & Boarding |
CEEB code | 380668 |
Principal | Randy Thornton [1][2] |
Grades | 9-12[3] |
Number of students | 85[4] |
Color(s) | Red, white, and black [2] |
Athletics conference | OSAA Southern Cascade League 2A-4[2] |
Mascot | Mustangs[2] |
Accreditation | NAAS[4] |
Affiliation | Adventist |
Website | www |
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Milo Adventist Academy is a private Adventist high school in the rural unincorporated community of Milo, Oregon, United States. It is a part of the Seventh-day Adventist education system, the world's second largest Christian school system.[5][6][7] [8] As Milo no longer has a post office, Milo Academy has a Days Creek mailing address. The only access to the school's campus is by the historical Milo Academy Bridge.
The school has been accredited by the Northwest Association of Accredited Schools since 1964,[4] and is known for its horse program.[9]
The required curriculum includes classes in the following subject areas: Religion, English, Oral Communications, Social Studies, Mathematics, Science, Physical Education, Health, Computer Applications, Fine Arts, and Electives.
Spiritual aspects[edit]
All students take religion classes each year that they are enrolled. These classes cover topics in biblical history and Christian and denominational doctrines. Instructors in other disciplines also begin each class period with prayer or a short devotional thought, many which encourage student input. Weekly, the entire student body gathers together in the auditorium for an hour-long chapel service. Outside the classrooms there is year-round spiritually oriented programming that relies on student involvement.
See also[edit]
- List of Seventh-day Adventist secondary and elementary schools
- List of Seventh-day Adventist colleges and universities
- List of Seventh-day Adventist hospitals
- List of Seventh-day Adventist medical schools
- List of Seventh-day Adventist secondary schools
- Seventh-day Adventist education
- Seventh-day Adventist Church
- Seventh-day Adventist theology
- History of the Seventh-day Adventist Church
- Seventh-day Adventist Church
- Image of garden located below the campus chapel
- ^ http://www.miloacademy.net/contact/staff
- ^ a b c d http://www.osaa.org/schools.aspx/MiloAdventistAcademy/
- ^ "Oregon School Directory 2008-09" (PDF). Oregon Department of Education. p. 139. Retrieved 2009-05-28.
- ^ a b c http://www.northwestaccreditation.org/schools/Oregon.pdf
- ^ http://www.csmonitor.com/Commentary/Opinion/2010/1115/For-real-education-reform-take-a-cue-from-the-Adventists"the second largest Christian school system in the world has been steadily outperforming the national average – across all demographics."
- ^ http://www.religionfacts.com/christianity/denominations/seventh_day_adventist.htm
- ^ "Department of Education, Seventh-day Adventist Church". Retrieved 2010-06-18.
- ^ Rogers, Wendi; Kellner, Mark A. (April 1, 2003). "World Church: A Closer Look at Higher Education". Adventist News Network. Retrieved 2010-06-19.
- ^ Milo Academy Horse Program
External links[edit]
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Even splattered with dirt, this little pepper is a luscious red! It was in our friend Helen's small garden and caught my eye.
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Betty Maxey gave props (16 Jul 2012):
Great eye, it pops!!
Saroj Swain gave props (16 Jul 2012):
Fabulous shot
Leslie Hunziker gave props (16 Jul 2012):
making my mouth water!
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Michele Wambaugh (Deleted) said (17 Jul 2012):
Love it, love the textures!
Raymond Fausel gave props (17 Jul 2012):
cool shot
Andrea Petersen gave props (17 Jul 2012):
That is a nice looking red pepper...I love sliced red, green and yellow peppers mixed with a tossed lettuce salad.....Today we had lambs- quarter, a green plant that grows wild, for our lunch and drank the juice that it was boiled in...It was very good and tastes a lot like spinach...
Lynn E. Harvey gave props (17 Jul 2012):
Just a pepper, but it is the simple, everyday things that are so beautiful, that create great beauty!
Regenia Brabham gave props (18 Jul 2012):
Terrific color on this!!!


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By Burn The Wine September 13, 2014
But I'm not really one for beer, friends. I can count the ones I thought were tasty on one hand.
But that doesn't mean that I don't understand the deep and abiding love that folks have for beer. I have friends and loved ones who are beer connoisseurs, who insist that beers are chocolately and taste like coffee or various fruits and berries (when they certainly do not).
They've tried to educate and impart to me their love of porters, stouts and IPAs. It hasn't sunk in, despite their best efforts. But what if there was a way to please beer-lovers and beer-not-so-much-lovers? What if the was to drink your beer and eat it too?
You can totes do that! Here's a list of delicious items that celebrate that culmination of the fermentation process. Make these super-fun and super-delicious items for your own home-based Oktoberfest!
These cute little beer mugs are filled to the brim with decadent Bailey's Irish Cream ganache!
Despite the name, you don't have to be a dude to enjoy these heavenly cakes. Just combine candied bacon and your favorite brew with Bisquick, eggs and brown sugar.
Beer and whiskey add flavorful dimensions of yum to this barbeque chicken slider recipe.
Betty Crocker SuperMoist devil's food cake mix and stout beer make for a rich, delicious cupcakey base. Top 'em off with Irish cream-infused buttercream frosting and indulge in all the yum!
Corned beef, sauerkraut and warm melted cheese are cuddled up inside a crispy crunchy wonton wrapper, just waiting to be dipped in a Guinness and brown sugar reduction.
Guinness adds a lot of bold flavor to this thick and hearty chili. Perfect for the fall!
These are the savory-est, beer-cheesiest, most macaroni-ed cupcakes ever conceived of by humankind! Please enjoy responsibly. You can increase the flavor even more by adding bratwurst slices or popcorn to your plate.
No, you've not been teleported to Merry Old England – it's just going to taste that way. The sriracha dipping sauce is spice so nice for all the golden flaky goodness.
"What?!" You are saying. "That's just crazy!" I think you mean crazy-genius. Your taste buds will thank you.
I know this might sound a little weird, but I promise it's actually amazing. It's beer and buffalo wing flavor in a mighty bready formation!
You know the song these awesome little cakes reminded me of – and that's all we're gonna say about that. Betty Crocker SuperMoist triple chocolate fudge cake mix and a stout ganache will have you saying, "Let's have a party".
Just take Progresso Recipe Starters Creamy Three Cheese cooking sauce, add a little beer and even more cheese, and you're well on your way to a flavorful and super-easy appetizer that's ready in minutes.
Just replace the root beer with actual beer for an adultified version of a childhood favorite!


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From slashed public-housing funds to reduce foreclosure-prevention services, Mother Jones lists 12 ways sequestration cuts will stick it to the poor.---
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Defense cuts as part of sequestration, meanwhile, will hit some states especially hard, like Virginia, which fears cuts will slide the state into a recession.—The Economist.
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7th April 2009, 14:43 | #107 |
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| Map Here is the map that i referred to you in the last post.. |
7th April 2009, 14:49 | #108 |
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| Forget the map. For the latest upto date information...check on T-BHP The exact distances, landmarks, road conditions from mettur to Sathyamangalam are discussed in a few posts before. Please go thru them |
7th April 2009, 14:54 | #109 |
Senior - BHPian | @ rangaraj The route from Sathyamangalam to Mettupalayam goes via Bhavanisagar, Sirumugai. Awesome 2 lane state highway, you would find the Bhavani Sagar dam on your right hand side for some distance after which you will have the forest with electrical fencing for a long stretch. Dont worry about the map, just ask for directions for Mettupalayam at Sathyamangalam its not difficult to find. Edit - I have added the map which you had marked with the route marked from Ammapettai to Mettupalyam by hand - please note that its not the actual route map but a tentative drawing for your reference. Last edited by pypkmsrikanth : 7th April 2009 at 14:59. |
7th April 2009, 18:19 | #110 |
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| Thanks guys.. Will write up my travelogue post the trip.. |
13th April 2009, 11:33 | #111 |
BHPian | Was on the Thoppur - Mecheri - Ammapet - Anthiyur - Athani - Sathy - Annur - CBE route this weekend. It was my first time on it, & after zipping along on 4-laned roads till Dharmapuri this route was a disappointment. The route consisted of relatively narrow 2-laned roads with bits of broken tarmac & a lot of commercial traffic in both directions (which made overtaking quite tedious). Average speeds drop drastically in the Thoppur to Sathy section. The Sathy to CBE route (NH 209), however is, amazing ! Although its still median-less & two-laned, its relatively wide, has been relaid recently, & is delightfully twisty - driving on this stretch will bring a smile to your face On the return leg I took the tried-&-tested CBE - Avinashi - Salem - Dharmapuri route. From CBE, splendid 4-lane roads greet you for a distance of around 70 Kms towards Salem. Beyond that, 4-laning is being carried out & a few diversions exist. Some sections haven't been touched at all, but thankfully they are very brief. Once you hit the Salem bye-pass, its one glorious 4-lane stretch to Krishnagiri & then onwards to Chennai. I would prefer the Salem - Avinashi route to the Thoppur - Sathy route, to CBE. Toll for the stretch, from CBE to Chennai, is Rs.48 (Dharmapuri) + Rs.35 (Vaniyambadi) + Rs. 45 (Pallikonda) + Rs. 25 (Samudram) + Rs. 30 (Sriperumbudur). Another toll-plaza is coming up on the CBE to Salem stretch. L&T have to be commended for their excellent work on the Krishnagiri to Salem stretch & the BP-A2B on the Dharmapuri - Krishnagiri stretch was a welcome surprise. Last edited by im_srini : 13th April 2009 at 11:39. |
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| I concur with srini on that and i would take the Blore- kgiri - Salem road any day amazing roads , give the route from Salem to Coimbatore another six months and this will be as good as the Kgiri - Salem strech .. and it would be a breeze from blr to cbe |
14th April 2009, 20:18 | #113 |
Senior - BHPian | Thats a good update. Coz when I did Salem - Cbe a year or so back it was horrendous. Took 4 plus hours. It was not the time but the traffic and the absence of shoulders. I would still love the Ammapet route as its quite scenic and peaceful to drive. Remember these were not even State Highways. These were single lane rural roads which have got upgraded quite recently. Sathy - Cbe is NH. The road quality decreases steadily as we go up from Sathy towards Chamrajnagar. Yes once the Salem - Cbe stretch is done it should be 2 hrs or lesser for the whole distance. srini, do u have an exact update on where the 4 laning is complete and where it is not? Is the Avinashi byepass done? How's the Perundurai - Salem route. Is that complete? I guess once guys get used to 4 lane driving and times it can be a disappointment with the 2 lanes. |
15th April 2009, 16:13 | #114 | ||
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Avinashi-CBE was a troublesome section with a lot of commercial traffic - the 4-lanes & median should help a lot in making this stretch motorable for smaller vehicles. Even on the rest of the route towards Salem, its much better than what it was a few months back. One or two sections have not been 4-laned (2-laned roads with questionable pavement), but the distances are quite short, often just a Km or two (max). This stretch is ~90% complete & there are occasional diversions from one side to the other. Like HellStar has mentioned, give it a few more months, say by Diwali, & this stretch should be glorious to drive on. The Krishnagiri-Salem & Sathy-CBE stretches are my favorites now, too bad they had to go & put up all those humps in the ghat section Last edited by im_srini : 15th April 2009 at 16:19. | ||
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Am dying to try this route. Have traveled to CBE quiet a few times and all the times it was pain, either near Avinashi, or beyond Avinashi-CBE stretch with lot of trucks. May be will do the trip for the heck of it. Nainar | |
16th April 2009, 23:43 | #116 |
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| Hyderabad-Banglore-Coimbatore On 8th I was to travel to Guruvayoor with my family to attend a wedding. Had booked tickets by Sabari Express up to Trichur. Unfortunately only half the number of seats were confirmed and as the train pulled in to Secunderabad station I made a last ditch effort to get all the tickets confirmed, but in vain. On an inspiration cancelled the tickets and came back home, took the Innova and drove to Kerala. Reached Bangalore around 10 in the night. While nearing Bangalore I was weighing options as to which way to proceed—Mysore-Sultan Battery-Calicut or Mysore-Malvalli-Sathy-Coimbatore or as I vaguely remember the route mentioned by csentil in this thread on page 1. Finally decided on the last option and drove on towards Hosur. Much before Hosur, stopped at a hotel for the night. Actually I could not remember the route clearly. Using my mobile net connection managed to open Team-Bhp site and noted down the places enroute. Around nine in the morning left the hotel. The traffic was just warming up in Bangalore city and managed to reach Hosur without much trouble. There is a place attached to HP petrol bunk before Krishnagiri where we had breakfast. Good place with nice facilities for travellers. Hit the road again and I was amazed at how nice the road is that took me to Dharmapuri. However, I made a mistake before reaching Dharmapuri. Somehow while reading the route on the net I understood that I had to cross Dharmapuri. Actually someone had mentioned in the thread "Dharmapuri (bypass)". I thought one has to go through Dharmapuri to reach the bypass. Wasted a full 30 minutes driving through the town. I even had to encounter the closed railway gate before driving back to the highway. Drove through Mettur and on to Sathy and Coimbatore. The road was good. The ubiquitous TVS 50 all over the road was giving me headache. Once I nearly knocked down a man who decided to turn right at the moment I was about to overtake him. He non-chalantly put his right hand out to indicate his intention to turn right to go home without caring a hoot if there was any vehicle coming behind. ABS brakes in the Innova saved his life. I believe the road would be wonderful early in the morning or in the night. I went through Ammapeti-Mettur road because I was apprehensive of Salem road as mentioned in the thread. However, as I opened the thread today to read I was pleasntly surprised to note what im_srini had written. Next time I shall take the Salem route. In fact, after driving the four lane, it sort of irritates you to drive through Mettur etc. It is worth mentioning that just before reaching Ammapettai on the highway, severe restriction was imposed on the speed on the ghat like road that winds down. It appears that some ghastly accidents took place in that stretch. The last time I drove my Palio MJD through Sathy-Coimbatore route was about four months back. Then I felt the road to be very good. But now sitting in the Innova the road looked atrociously twisting and winding. I could not achieve the speed I got in the Palio. On the return journey I drove through Calicut-Sultan Battery-Mysore-Bangalore. I regretted this decision of mine very soon. After Gundalpet the road suddenly turns for the worse. It is a poke marked surface that greets you all the way up to Mysore. It's really uninteresting to drive the Mysore-Bangalore road now. Quite a few speed breakers have come up on this stretch, many of them without any warning. The joy of Mysore-Bangalore drive is no more. I believe the engineers should have designed the road considering the villages and towns that the road was cutting across. In those places the road should have been elevated to allow locals to move across under the road through some underpass. It's time they went back to the design board for a brand new road, away from these villages. Work on Bangalore-Hyderabad road is going on full swing. I am sure it is going to be another full year before this road becomes a full four-lane. I would like to thank csentil for the route instruction for Bangalore to Coimbatore. If only one can find a way to avoid driving through Bangalore city, the drive from Hyderabad to Coimbatore is definitely quicker than through Hyd-Bang-Mysore. |
17th April 2009, 17:06 | #117 |
Senior - BHPian | Hey thanks man. There are a lot of updates on this thread from all users and that's what makes Team Bhp so great. Yes the Sathy road is extremely winding. There are a few blind turns and are quite accident prone. So a lot of newbies to that road commit the cardinal sin of overspeeding and then find themselves stuck in a bad position at times. |
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| I'm going to drive from Blr to Cbe next week. Since a lot of work seems to be going on in the highways in the field, I need an update from team on the entire stretch. I'll do Whitefield-Attibele-Hosur-Krishnagiri-Dharmapuri-Thoppur. From here, I've done both Thoppur-Salem-Avinashi-Coimbatore and Thoppur-Mettur-Bhavani-Perundurai-Coimbatore before. I've seen the Salem route is tedious with lot of traffic. How is the situation now? Avinashi-Cbe is also a big problem with traffic. So I want to avoid this unless its completely 4 laned. Can anyone who drove recently give an update pls? After Mettur, how does Ammapettai-Athani-Sathy compare to Bhavani-Perundurai. If the roads are nice in the former I'll take that to avoid Avinashi. Update on that please. Is there a bypass for Kaveripattinam, Dharmapuri and sathyamangalam? Also, I've to goto Peelamedu. Is there a ring-road to reach this place skipping Ganapathy-Gandipuram? EDIT: Safety is very important to me, above Speed and Time saved. Last edited by GenuineOptimist : 27th May 2009 at 14:27. |
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From Sathy road, you can take a left at Saravanampatti where you will seea sign that says "Airport Road" or something like that. This will takeyou directly to CITRA/Peelamedu airport. Roads are OK with minimal traffic, once youhit Avinashi Road you can turn right and come into the City to reach Peelamedu. Not sure if this is the best route as it is longer than the regular Ganapathy-Gandhipuram route. | ||
27th May 2009, 15:24 | #120 |
Senior - BHPian | Quicksilver has covered almost everything. You will not see Kaveripatnam, Karimangalam or Dharmapuri in your life ever again. Once you cross Krishnagiri bypass you will only see awesome roads all the way till Thoppur. There's a toll gate just before the Thoppur ghat section. Actually Perundurai - Avanashi is done pretty much however Salem - Perundurai is still work in progress. My uncle usually does Krishnagiri - Thoppur - Omalur - Sankagiri and then onwards to Perundurai - Avanashi - Coimbatore. He says this route is also pretty much ok. Thoppur - Mettur roads have deteriorated a bit after the rains but still doable. Do update once you do this sector. |
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Can't believe my surgery date is upon me!! Not really nervous at this point...probably won't be till I'm marked up & ready to go. # other gals here will be at BCRH during the same timeframe as I am, so that'll keep things interesting! There are so many mixed reviews regarding Cardenas's BBL, I hope that I will be one of the positive stories!
Anyone else out there leaving you kids behind for the first time???
One thing I AM nervous about is leaving behind my 5 & 2 year old for the first time. I have never been away from them, let alone for 2 weeks. You can somewhat prepare a 5 year old, but what the heck do you do with a 2 year old? I hate thinking that he will feel abandoned by me!!!! I will make video calls to them every night(thank you free wi-fi), but I can't help but feel GUILTY for leaving :(
Screw surgery, I don't wanna leave my kids!!!
Getting mother's guilt- I've never been away from my little ones and I'm leaving them for so long. I'm not concerned about surgery at all....I can't help but think if something happens to them while I'm gone I'll never forgive myself. I know it's irrational, I'm just being emotional...sigh I'm bringing my ipad so I an Skype with them every night. Love my babies :)
I'm Here.....
At Beauty Care. Miss my babies. Surgery in the morning. Food is delicious and staff are super friendly.
Recovery is Slow
Recovering slowly, muscle repair is TIGHT, so stomach is squished and eating very little to avoid vomiting. I'll do a better update once I'm home & up to it
Incision why won't you heal!!!!
Feeling frustrated. It's been 4 1/2 weeks and this incision refuses to heal. It keeps draining, opening, etc. I saw a local PS who says I have cellulitis & prescribed me bactroban ointment. Dr C said I should also be on antibiotics, so I'll get that as well. I don't get it....I am super paranoid about making sure my hands & incision are clean. I thought I'd be worrying about which scar fading cream I'd be using now, not walking around like an oozing zombie....sigh. Patience, right? Yeah, I know...ugh
Stitch Reaction
So, it turns out the holes are abscesses cause by a reaction to the stitches used. My body keeps "spitting" the stitches out, so it has to create holes for them to exit from.
My dilemma is, do I want to have the incision redone,so I can remove the offending stitches?, or do I keep hoping the holes will finally close on its own with no further complications? I'm at 7 weeks today and my incision, where it's closed, it thick and dark from all the scar tissues caused by the reaction to the stitches.
Love my shape...hate my incision, that's where I'm at today.
My dilemma is, do I want to have the incision redone,so I can remove the offending stitches?, or do I keep hoping the holes will finally close on its own with no further complications? I'm at 7 weeks today and my incision, where it's closed, it thick and dark from all the scar tissues caused by the reaction to the stitches.
Love my shape...hate my incision, that's where I'm at today.
I'll take what I can get!
So, the incision is mostly closed now, but it is DAMN ugly! LOL I swear it's like I have a twizzler under my skin! It is hard, dark maroon colored and raised. I'm trying to massage it, but I don't know if it'll work. Some areas are more sensitive than others and so I have to be more gentle there. Still have some areas where there are stitches sticking out, so I don't know if they will open up or will heal over it. It's a waiting game. I hope everything closes AND STAYS CLOSED so I can put on the silicone treatment, which will hopefully soften these f-ers up.
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Comments are displayed in the context of an original post, and may be a mix of syndicated reply posts from other sites received via Webmention, as well as locally created comments.
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How to
How to display
Goal: display received comments in high fidelity, at least as nicely designed as the comments that are "natively" displayed on blog posts and silo posts (e.g. replies on Twitter posts, comments on Facebook posts, Flickr/Instagram photos, etc. - see Silos below for analysis of their practices).
Per Accept a comment, your system should already be:
- Listening for webmention on your server (have your server software support it)
And when your server receives a webmention URL:
- parse the h-entry at that URL (only use the first h-entry if there's more than one, seriously, it's supposed to be a permalink) - use a microformats2 parser to do so.
- if its hyperlink to the original post lacks in-reply-to markup, then add it to the "Related Articles" or "Mentions" section in the post footer, otherwise keep going:
- get commenter information to display
- if the h-entry has a p-author, use its h-card:
- otherwise get the first* rel-author link on the page, retrieve the URL it points to, and use its representative h-card:
- logo/photo
- name
- url (of commenter profile/homepage)
- get the text of the comment to display
- IF the h-entry has an e-content, AND if the text is not too long (per your own site UI preference/design, but note that "too long" may be both by character/word count or by number of lines if the content contains newlines), THEN use that, after sanitizing (filtering out unsafe HTML).
- IF there is no e-content OR it's too long, THEN
- IF the h-entry has a p-summary, AND the text is not too long, THEN use that (useful author crafted summary or for longer posts where only a part of it is the comment)
- IF the p-summary is too long (per your own site UI preference/design), THEN truncate the p-summary yourself (per below TRUNCATING details)
- ELSE truncate the e-content (if any) yourself (per TRUNCATING).
- IF the h-entry has a p-summary, AND the text is not too long, THEN use that (useful author crafted summary or for longer posts where only a part of it is the comment)
- OTHERWISE (no e-content and no p-summary), IF it has a p-name, THEN use that
- IF the p-name is too long (per your own site UI preference/design)
- THEN truncate the p-name yourself (per TRUNCATING).
- TRUNCATING: IF the text of the comment (however you got it above) is too long (your site, your judgment), THEN abbreviate it with some intelligent ellipsing code (e.g. see POSSEing an abbreviated note to Twitter for some thinking) and provide a "See more" / "View more" / "More ..." link to the permalink (useful to have an explicit link to the whole comment right next to the ellipsis when YOU (your site) has chosen to truncate or show only a summary because comments can themselves have an ellipsis at the end).
- get more comment info to display
- use the h-entry dt-published for the time of the reply
- additionally, its dt-updated could be used for an "edited: datetime" annotation in your display
- use its u-url for the permalink (hyperlink the time of reply to the permalink)
- use the h-entry dt-published for the time of the reply
- optional location brainstorm - because not many have implemented location info in posted replies
- use the h-entry p-geo / p-latitude / p-longitude for location - you may need to use a service to translate that into a human readable neighborhood / city / state / country name. perhaps hyperlink to a map, or an aggregation on your site of all posts (and comments) near that location.
- (Issue: perhaps h-entry could use a p-location property similar to h-event that would permit embedding of an h-adr with structured address information.)
- use the h-entry p-geo / p-latitude / p-longitude for location - you may need to use a service to translate that into a human readable neighborhood / city / state / country name. perhaps hyperlink to a map, or an aggregation on your site of all posts (and comments) near that location.
With that information a sufficiently rich display should be possible in a "Comments" section in the footer on the original post permalink. Add to that for each comment:
- webaction like/favorite/props button/link
And you've hopefully got a comment display of similar fidelity to anything the silos have.
Note: some of this has been implemented!
- Storytlr receives comment posts via pingback, then parses the post content and author information from the h-entry and h-card on the page, and then displays:
- author of comment from h-card / name, photo, url properties
- contents of comment post from h-entry / content, published, url properties
- e.g.: http://eschnou.com/entry/testing-indieweb-federation-with-waterpigscouk-aaronpareckicom-and--62-24908.html
- ... what implementation will be next?
- is good enough because a) there aren't many multiauthor blogs, comparatively speaking, and more importantly b) this is retrieving a *reply* post, and those are always written by a single person, so there should only be a single rel-author on *that* page. Real-world counter-examples welcome.
in realtime
Even better, if you can display comments in real-time on people viewing a post, when they're received by your server, it looks amazing to the user. Idea/challenge 2013-09-30.
How to overview:
- keep a websocket open from the browser view of your post with comments to your server
- have your server push comments to your browser view your post through the open websocket.
See also: detailed how to, sample code, demo video
How to markup
The post the comments are in reply to should be a top-level h-entry, and comments on it should be marked up as h-cites nested under the comment property. For example:

The Main Entry

John Smith

A few insights I've had:

Comments

 Jane Bloggs
Ha ha ha great article John.
  <time class="dt-published">2015-07-12 HH:MM</time>

 Kim Codes
What were the insights?
  <time class="dt-published">2015-07-12 HH:MM</time>
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What each of these do:
- u-comment - identifies the element as a comment on the h-entry, for comment discovery when reading an h-entry for salmention receiving.
- u-comment h-cite - identifies the comment as a citation of an actual comment likely copied from somewhere else, for providing a hint for comment discovery to crawl further for an original.
- The u- prefix on the "comment" property works to get the u-url from inside the h-cite
- u-author - URL to the comment author's site
- u-author h-card - h-card to structure the author's URL and name into a single structure
- p-content - complete text content of the comment
- p-content p-name - use the text of the comment as a label for the comment if necessary in a compact list presentation
- u-url - permalink of the comment, necessary for salmention receivers to uniquely identify individual comments
- dt-published - when the comment was published, provides a text label for linking to the permalink
See also:
Which documents a bunch of pre-indieweb thinking of how to markup comments, especially when comments were only made natively on a post directly, rather than being propagated peer-to-peer.
In general this "how to" and the indieweb approach is a further simplification of the microformats comment-brainstorming, with properties added as needed by real world needs.
p-content on comment body
Note that class="p-content" is used for the body of the comment, here's why:
- p-* instead of e-*: The easiest and safest thing to do is to only show plain text comment content from someone else's site. Therefore use p-content instead of e-content. If you were including links, images, or anything else richer than plain text from someone else's site, then you could use e-content.
- p-content instead of p-summary: Typical comments are small enough to display in their entirety, thus that common case is the entirety of the content not a summary, therefore p-content is more appropriate than p-summary. If for some reason you find it necessary to truncate the comment (or use someone else's "p-summary"), then yes, you should use p-summary instead of p-content.
- I think the h-cite markup only works for comments via pingback/webmention, but what about comments made directly on the post using a comment-form? -- pfefferle
- Native comments make sense as "h-entry" since the copy of them on the post is likely the canonical copy. - Tantek 13:45, 12 July 2015 (PDT)
How to delete
How to delete comments received from other sites.
If an indie web reply/comment post is deleted, that user's site is expected to send another webmention accordingly.
If when attempting to retrieve the reply permalink URL your server receives a 410 GONE, then your server is expected to delete the existing syndicated copy of that comment.
See handling deleted posts for details.
IndieWeb Examples
Ryan Barrett
Ryan Barrett using WordPress, reply comments since 2013-01-15 e.g.
(native comments since 2003-08-09, e.g. https://snarfed.org/2003-08-09_back_from_vacation ) Uses:
on each embedded comment
Aaron Parecki
Aaron Parecki using p3k since 2013-05-29 (first received comment shown)
Aaron has also supported real-time display of received comments on his posts on aaronparecki.com using p3k since 2013-10-13.
Barnaby Walters
Barnaby Walters using Taproot since 2013-06-26 (date of first comment received) and marking up using .p-comment.h-entry (since ????-??-??) e.g.:
Ben Werdmuller
Ben Werdmüller using idno since 2013-07-04 (date of first comment received), e.g.:
Pelle Wessman
Pelle Wessman using webmention.herokuapp.com since 2014-01-04 (first comment received) and u-responses
to link to an external h-feed
with a list of all received comments. Example:
gRegor Morrill
gRegor Morrill using Nucleus CMS since 2014-01-08, e.g.
- http://gregorlove.com/2014/01/1178/
- Displaying a consolidated list of local blog comments with webmentions, in chronological order.
- Displaying likes/favorites as meta information if a comment is received from the same person. See the implementation notes for more information.
Marty McGuire
Marty McGuire using webmention.io since 2017-03-17 (first comment displayed) to display replies and comments backfed from bridgy. Example:
Manually Display
E.g. List of links in a post footer section:
Tom Morris
Tom Morris sometimes adds links+favicons to a "this post is discussed further at" section (recent example).
Tantek Çelik sometimes maintains a citation list of posts which link to one of his posts, e.g.
And more recently is experimenting with manually incorporating indieweb reply posts into a comments section:
Kartik Prabhu
Kartik Prabhu sometimes manually adds comments/replies to his comments on other sites that don't support webmention:
Past Practices
- Tantek used to maintain lists of links to his posts of people's names linked to comment permalinks:
Past Examples
Laurent Eschenauer
Laurent Eschenauer using Storytlr: displayed comment posts from the IndieWeb marked up with h-entry and received via pingback, and comments posted locally on his posts, in an integrated time-ordered "Comments" section, since 2013-04-19 (til ~2016). e.g.:
Sandeep Shetty
Sandeep Shetty using Converspace since 2013-06-22 (date of first comment; was up til ~2016)
In general existing blog/silo posts display comments (in either chronological or reverse chronological order) with the following details:
- commenter logo/photo
- commenter name
- hyperlinked to commenter profile
- full text of comment
- time of comment
- often in relative time since rather than absolute datetime
- though see reasons why you should not be displaying relative dates
- hyperlinked to comment permalink
- often in relative time since rather than absolute datetime
- commenter location (variable granularity) at time of comment writing
- hyperlinked to silo aggregation of activity at that location
- like/favorite button (to like or favorite the comment/@-reply)
Tumblr groups various different response types into a generic "notes" feed, at the bottom of each post (example). They show:
- The author's username
- The author's profile photo
Twitter shows all tweets which are both in-reply-to a particular tweet AND contain the original tweeters @name below the tweet metadata in chronological order. They provide a "reply" box above (?) the reply feed (example). The tweets have:
- The authors name
- The author's @name
- The author's profile photo
- A relative timestamp
- The tweet content
- A bunch of actions (on hover)
Facebook treats comments as completely secondary to "full" posts, showing them in chronological order beneath the post's action bar. Facebook only show the latest ~4 comments if there are more, and display the leave-a-comment box below. They have:
- The author's name
- The author's profile photo
- The comment content
- A relative timestamp
- 'via mobile' if applicable
- Like button w/ like counter
Comment Hiding
shutup.css is custom stylesheet that hides comments on many popular websites. As such it is empirical research on how silos mark up comments. See the CSS for details.
Existing specifications for display
Included here for thoroughness / historical purposes - a critique of existing specifications for display.
Summary: Existing specifications either don't say much or provide bad advice for what to display (if anything) in response to receiving a webmention.
Trackback display
The TrackBack Specification (and Trackback Wikipedia page) doesn't appear to have any explicit implementation guidance for how to display trackback pings that have been received.
In practice however, many CMS's display trackbacks in a section explicitly labeled "Trackbacks:", and for each such trackback ping:
- title of the post that sent the trackback
- ellipsed [...] ... [...] summary text, which is nearly unreadable without more context, and doesn't even show what phrase linked to the original blog post if any.
- the overall visual design is very dated and has fallen behind modern comment presentation designs
Pingback display
See Pingback: Poor display for detail on how the specification itself provides very poor advice on display.
Pingback display practices appear to have been mostly based on Trackback display practices. Unfortunately, in practice Pingback displays are nearly always useless, e.g.
Problems demonstrated:
- "Pingback from" is jargon - provides no value to the user - only noise
- the title of the comment blog post is useless as it provides a summary of the original blog post
- the [...] ... [...] summary text is nearly unreadable without more context, and doesn't even show what phrase linked to the original blog post
- in the first pingback, even just including the entire first paragraph of the comment post would have been better. And if it wasn't a reply then it should just be a list of related articles (date, author, linked post name, all marked up with h-cite), rather than including cryptic broken summaries.
- the overall visual design is very dated and has fallen behind modern comment presentation designs
Why use p-summary when I can truncate e-content
Q: I guess if I grab the e-content and think it's too long, I might as well just truncate it myself. why would I need the p-summary?
A: Because the p-summary is likely (or even just possibly) explicitly crafted by the author/publishers to be a more meaningfully truncated version of the e-content than you could yourself automatically truncate.
Why use u-comment instead of p-comment
Q: Why use u-comment
around the comment instead of p-comment
A: u-comment
will parse the comment's implied value as the comment's URL, which is useful for salmention support. [1]
- Long posts where only a part of it is in-reply-to another post and a large chuck of it is a tangent should not be published as a reply/comment and instead should be published as a mention. Noting this here because this is accounted for above in the "How to display > get the text of the comment to display" section and it might wrongly send the message that (largely tangential) posts like these should be marked up with in-reply-to. (See [2])
- https://the-pastry-box-project.net/marie-connelly/2014-june-24
- For places where comments can't be included in line the use of a
to point to another page containing a list ofh-entry
objects with all of the received comments would be useful. Useful in blog lists and when using an external WebMention endpoint such as webmention.herokuapp.com Kodfabrik.se
- 2016 The Guardian series: the web we want "How can we end online abuse, and have better conversations on the web?" discusses challenges of online comments, e.g.
- 2016-04-12 The dark side of Guardian comments
We decided to treat the 70m comments that have been left on the Guardian – and in particular the comments that have been blocked by our moderators – as a huge data set to be explored rather than a problem to be brushed under the carpet.
- 2016-04-12 The dark side of Guardian comments


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Getting kids in bed
They know every excuse in the book: I need a drink of water. I forgot to give you a hug goodnight. I heard a noise outside my window. Bedtime can be a nightly power struggle for parents when children do not want to go to bed resulting in no winners. Here are some ways parents and children have both won the pajama game:
Provide a "bedtime friend."
Michael refused to sleep unless his mother lay down next to him every night. At first, this was a comforting experience for both parent and child. But, over time, it took Michael longer and longer to go to sleep and he would cry whenever his mother tried to get up to go to bed herself. His mother quickly recognized that Michael needed a transitional object or "bedtime friend" that would substitute the feelings of comfort that she provided him and would allow him to go to sleep alone.
Together they went and bought a stuffed animal that Michael found warm and comforting. His mother talked with him before the trip about finding a "bedtime fiend" and what its purpose would be. After the purchase, she spoke to the stuffed animal, in front of Michael, and told it that it had "a very important job" to help Michael go to sleep. This employed Michael's young imagination and helped to transfer the comforting qualities of his mother to the animal.
Of course the transition from parent to transitional object was not an easy one and Michael resisted the change at first. But with a lot of patience and perseverance, Michael was able to sleep on his own, with his new "bedtime friend."
Celebrate a good nights sleep.
Even the most difficult sleeper has an occasional good nights sleep. Perhaps it was only due to exhaustion that a child didn't get back up with a bedtime excuse. Celebrate it anyway! In the morning prepare the child's favorite meal. Sing, dance, or do whatever it takes to give the child positive attention to the basic fact of having a no-excuse, sleep-filled night. Too many parents do their "song and dance routines" at night after the excuses have been given, reinforcing the very problem parents want to stop.
During these stress times, ignore the irritating please for water or the annoying claims of nighttime terrors. Instead, redirect the child back to bed with a minimum amount of words or actions. This will rechannel the power struggle and increase the percentage for successful bedtime routines.
Discourage scary stories or television show.
Sarah complained of monsters under the bed, ghosts in the closet, and killers outside her window. Nothing her parents did got rid of their daughter's fears.
Finally they found the root of the problem: Sarah had been watching scary movie at a friends house on a recent sleep over and had been exchanging scary stories with friends at school. Her parents talked to the other parents and convinced Sarah to stop the tales of terror. Within a week she was going to bed without any problems.
Make a bedtime routine.
Being a single mother and working a full time job forced Eleanor to use a babysitter for her son Ben in the evenings. Ben had developed a custom of waiting up for his mother and spends some "time together" before going to bed. Eleanor knew he should be going to bed earlier but felt guilty about leaving Ben with someone else and not being with him more.
Once, on a very guilt-filled night, after yelling at him before school, she brought home ice cream for them to share together. After that, Ben expected a treat every night. In addition, his late night routine got later and later. It stopped being simply about waiting for mom to not wanting to go to bed at all. The final straw was when Ben's teacher called and informed Eleanor that Ben was falling in sleep in class. She resolved to change the nighttime routine.
She arranged to have more time in the mornings before he had to go to school to spend together. She enlisted the support of the babysitter to put him in his room and turn off the lights even if he didn't go to sleep. He was to go through the motions of bedtime regardless.
When she came home there were no treats and their interaction was simple and quick: a kiss, a hug, and a tuck into bed with the lights quickly out. It took some doing, but Eleanor was able to get Ben to settle into a bedtime routine.
Share the workload.
Getting Tasha to bed was work! Her mother did everything she could think of to get Tasha to stay in bed but after a long day her mother just didn't have the patience of the energy for a big fight. And Tasha knew all the right buttons to push on mom to make her mad and manipulate her into giving her what she wanted (even after being told no). Finally, Tasha's mother recruited the father to back her up or take over when the mother felt like she was weakening. The parents agreed to a plan of action prior to the bedtime battle, and they consistently enforced it, winning the war. Tasha would try and divide and conquer, but the greater numbers and the parental teamwork held firm and Tasha finally stayed in bed.
Getting children to go and stay in bed is no easy task. Parents face he limitless excuses and untiring energy of children who know how to maneuver around their parents with amazing ease. In order for both parties to win the pajama game, parents must use some special bedtime tactics to even the odds.
But none of these things will prevail if parents are not consistent and provide positive attention to good nighttime behavior. How parents cope with the bedtime disruptions is as important (maybe more) that what they do to get their children to bed.
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1 Let us break bread together on our knees;
let us break bread together on our knees.
When I fall on my knees,
with my face to the Lord of life,
O Lord, have mercy on me.
2 Let us drink wine together on our knees;
let us drink wine together on our knees. Refrain
3 Let us praise God together on our knees;
let us praise God together on our knees. Refrain
Text Information | |
First Line: | Let us break bread together |
Title: | Let Us Break Bread Together |
Publication Date: | 1987 |
Meter: | 73 73 with refrain |
Scripture: | 1 Corinthians 11:23-26 |
Topic: | Bread of Life; Songs for Children: Hymns; Lord's Supper(1 more...) |
Source: | Afro-American spiritual |
Language: | English |
Refrain First Line: | When I fall on my knees |
Tune Information | |
Name: | BREAK BREAD TOGETHER |
Harmonizer: | Dale Grotenhuis (1984) |
Meter: | 73 73 with refrain |
Key: | E♭ Major |
Source: | Afro-American spiritual |
Copyright: | Harmonization © 1987, CRC Publications |
Some of the stanzas of this African American spiritual may date back to the eighteenth century. Other stanzas have been added by oral tradition. A look through modern hymnals will reveal an array of variations on the text. The most notable alteration in the Psalter Hymnal is the phrase "to the Lord of life" in place of the original "to the rising sun," in which "sun" was an ambiguous metaphor referring to God. The song's use at communion services probably dates from after the American Civil War. Miles Mark Fisher notes in Negro Slave Songs in the United States (1953),
[Originally the hymn] relates hardly at all to holy communion, which does not necessarily require early morning administration or a devotee who faces east. [This] it seems was a signal song of Virginia slaves during the eighteenth century who used it and similar ones to convene their secret meetings.
The text discerns participation in the Lord's Supper as a humble act in which we not only eat the bread (st. 1) and drink the wine (st. 2) but also praise our God (st. 3) "on our knees." The refrain ends with a prayer for mercy, an African American kyrie (see PHH 258) that reminds us of the tax collector's prayer in Luke 18:13.
Liturgical Use:
Lord's Supper–during preparation for the sacrament or during distribution of the bread and wine.
--Psalter Hymnal Handbook
The tune BREAK BREAD TOGETHER, like the text, has been subject to variation. It became widely known after publication in The Second Book of Negro Spirituals (1926), compiled by the brothers James Weldon Johnson and Rosamond Johnson. The tune gained further popularity through a variety of choral arrangements; it can be found in many hymnals dating after 1955, when it was published in the American Presbyterian/Reformed Hymnbook. Dale Grotenhuis (PHH 4) harmonized the tune in 1984 for the Psalter Hymnal.
Arranged without the call-and-response pattern that often characterizes African American spirituals, BREAK BREAD TOGETHER in the Psalter Hymnal takes the shape of a regular hymn, with part singing on the stanzas and refrain. If you like, however, sing stanzas 1 and 2 in unison and the refrain and stanza 3 in parts–a higher melody line for stanza 3 is published in The Hymnal 1982 (1985), a revision of the American Protestant Episcopal Hymnal 1940. In addition, try singing the entire song without accompaniment.
--Psalter Hymnal Handbook
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