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One of the best things about the SITS 31 Days to Build a Better blog challenge is that I get to meet lots of new bloggers. I've mostly been interacting with other beginner and intermediate bloggers. Quite frankly, a lot of the advanced bloggers are at levels that make me feel minuscule (other than Ricky H of Diet, Desserts and Dogs – she's brilliant at interaction).
As I've been visiting around, I'm so tempted to leave comments with constructive criticism specific to food blogging. But that would be rude. So instead I'm going to post my comments here and hope that beginners find their way to me!
So here are 10 things I wish I knew when I started food blogging:
1) Photography! photography! photography! Editing photography. If you are good enough at photography people will flock to your site to see the pictures you took of someone else's recipes.
(NOTE: it is ok to make a post showing off the brilliant food you made following someone else's recipe but not to repost their recipe. Show the awesome picture of your food and say, for recipe visit [insert blog name] (see my french canadian "meat" pie). An adapted recipe is one with 3-4 major changes to it, then it becomes your adapted recipe with link to original recipe.)
Read every article you can on food photography, learn your camera's settings, try to emulate picture setups you admire. Give your food some style. Learn how to manipulate your images using photo editing softwares (the free one with Picasa is actually quite good for the price).
Photography is an art and it takes time to master. I'm no photography master. But look at the difference in pictures between this wheatberry salad and the one I posted recently. Become your own critic.
Need inspiration? Check out these food p0rn sites: tastespotting, food gawker, finding vegan
2) Make your recipes easy to find on your site. This may seem easy but when life gets hectic that hand updated recipe links page may fall to the wayside. Use a recipe database like Recipage (which is now free) to store and update your recipes. It will be a lot faster than trying to add them in later.
3) Make it easy to search for previous posts and recipes. This is where tags and search bars come in handy. Sometimes I remember a great recipe that I saw on a site, only to never find it again. All I could remember was that it had pomegranate, but that the title had nothing to do with pomegranate.
Anything you can do to help your readers navigate your page will help them play around in your archives which helps increase your page views.
Make it easy for search engines to find posts. A basic knowledge of SEO will help search engines find your page too. I only get about 10% of my pageviews from search engines, but those are page views none the less.
4) Don't be afraid to dredge up the past. Have amazing recipes that you posted when your only reader was your mom? It's ok to bring up your old posts.
I sometimes mention previous recipes in new recipe posts, especially if the recipes are related. Actually a related post plugin is a good idea. A good link to a recipe post should be descriptive (this helps SEO). For example, "find another pasta recipe here" is less descriptive than "try my butternut squash pasta sauce".
I also like "best of" posts or roundup posts for those slow days. I haven't done one in a long time (here's an example), but it's a good way to give your previous recipes a spotlight.
5) Submit to Food P0rn sites, linkups, pinterest, blog hops, challenges etc.
You may be rejected (I still often get rejected and I take great care with my pictures), but you will learn as your photography improves what people are looking for. If I get accepted on one of the "big" food p0rn sites I may get upwards of 2000 views in a day and the views keep rolling in for weeks after.
My favorite food p0rn site is without a doubt finding vegan. It's harder to tell if I have been rejected but also less crushing to not know if I got rejected or just forgot to submit the post. Most of my initial readers found me through that site.
Linkups, pinterest, blog hops etc generate a less drastic increase in page views but I tend to find more regular readers that way.
6) Interact with your readers, let them know you interacted. When I find blog posts that I enjoy, I often will comment on them. I'm not talking about Pioneer Woman style comments that are basically the equivalent of saying "FIRST!" or "OMG you are so brillant". I mean comments that offer a perspective.
At the same time, I appreciate when a blog writer will respond to my comment (at least if I asked a question or said something that added more to the post than "great shot"). I try to do it too. At the same time, I can't go back to every blog post I visited the day before to see if my comment was responded to. Therefore I love when the blog gives me the option to subscribe to replies to my comment. This can be done with a variety of plugins.
These plugins send the reader an email when their comment has been responded to. They are great because
1. They show the reader that you cared enough to respond
2. They remind the reader that you exist, maybe prompting a return visit.
On the same note, find a plugin that only emails responses to threaded responses. I personally don't want to read all the other comments generated by the post. Especially when the post is 6 months old and someone just discovered the post. It makes me not sign up for the optional email.
(Interacting with readers on twitter and facebook are also great)
7) Understand the Ethics of Food Blogging. Don't share other people's recipes on your page without permission. Link to their recipes, no one will fault you for that. I'm a little unclear on the rules for using another blogger's picture to link back to their recipe, so I always ask for permission before I do it.
8) Make it easy to subscribe to your site, comment on your site, interact with you. This is one of my huge weak points. I probably lose readers who don't know how to easily subscribe. I keep saying I will address it in the redesign.
At least I don't make people jump through hoops in order to comment on my site… I hope.
9) Post consistently. At one point I was getting over 1500 page views a day. Now I'm down to at least 300 a day. Why? Because life got in the way and I didn't post for several months. All that momentum I had built was lost when people thought I had abandoned my blog. I'm ok with it. Between my running, full time work, being a dog mother and wife, and grad school, blogging was what had to go. I refused to post lower quality posts in order to post something. I wrote a post about strategies for blogging when short on time, right before my life took over.
My goal in 2012 is to post at least once a week no matter how busy life gets. Instead of posting two or three posts in a day I post one and keep others (such as personal reviews of products) in a draft folder for times when I'm too busy to sleep.
10) Guest Post. Find an open opportunity to guest post? Use it! Especially if the blog has a bigger following than yours. I've never had the chance to guest post, but I would love to. Some of the best guest posts are the ones that let you link back to your own blog for recipes and further idea.
If you want to attract guest posts, be sure to come up with a theme. Sure people will write guest posts about just about anything, but giving them a theme gives them something to aim for. I'm always looking for guest posters for my What I would Feed a Vegan Series and will be looking for guest posts in July if anyone is interested.
Blogging is a constant learning process. I'm not an expert, I'm not a brilliant top of the line blogger who makes a living off of it. But I try to share my healthy creations with the world. The worth of blogging for me is to know that other people appreciate my posts. I'm so happy when I see people posting my posts on pinterest or tumblr. It keeps me working towards making better food for myself.
Here's an old post about blogging I wrote featuring some food photography links. And my previous food blogging tips blog post.
Have other things you've learned from Food Blogging? Share below. Lets get Food Bloggers off on the right foot.
Have questions post them too. We will see if we can get them answered.


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Formatting cells based on specific conditions
You can monitor formula results or other cell values by applying conditional formats (conditional format: A format, such as cell shading or font color, that Excel automatically applies to cells if a specified condition is true.). For example, you can apply green text color to the cell if sales exceed forecast and red shading if sales fall short.
When conditions change If the value of the cell changes and no longer meets the specified condition, Microsoft Excel clears the formatting from the cell, but leaves the condition applied so that the formatting will be automatically reapplied when the condition is met.
Shared workbooks In a shared workbook, conditional formats that are applied before a workbook is shared continue to work; however, you cannot modify the conditional formats or apply new ones while the workbook is shared.
PivotTable reports If you try to apply conditional formats to cells in a PivotTable report, you will get unpredictable results.
Formulas as formatting criteria
You can compare the values of the selected cells to a constant (constant: A value that is not calculated and, therefore, does not change. For example, the number 210, and the text "Quarterly Earnings" are constants. An expression, or a value resulting from an expression, is not a constant.) or to the results of a formula. To evaluate data in cells outside the selected range or to examine multiple sets of criteria, you can use a logical formula to specify the formatting criteria.
The formula can also evaluate criteria that is not based on worksheet data. For example, the formula =WEEKDAY("12/5/99")=1 returns a value of TRUE if the date 12/5/99 is a Sunday. Unless a formula specifically refers to the selected cells you are formatting, the cell values do not affect whether the condition is true or false. If a formula does refer to the selected cells, you must enter the cell references in the formula.
Example 1: Use data in a cell
In the following example, conditional formats applied to the range B2:E3 analyze quarterly contributions to the yearly total. Quarterly results that contribute 30 percent or more to the total are displayed in bold and green. Quarterly results that contribute 20 percent or less are displayed in bold and red.
The following table summarizes the conditional formats applied to the range B2:E3. Microsoft Excel adjusts the relative portion (the row number) of the cell reference $F2 in the formula so that each cell in the range B2:E3 is compared with the corresponding total in column F.
Example 2: Use a formula and external cell references
Example 3: Use a formula and a cell reference
This formula must evaluate each cell in the range. When you enter such a formula in the Conditional Formatting dialog box, however, enter only the cell reference for the active cell (active cell: The selected cell in which data is entered when you begin typing. Only one cell is active at a time. The active cell is bounded by a heavy border.) in the selected range. Microsoft Excel adjusts the references to the other cells relative to the active cell.
Verify a conditional format before applying it An easy way to ensure that formula references are correct is to apply the conditional formatting first to one cell in the range. Then select the entire range, click Conditional Formatting on the Format menu, and then click OK. The conditional formatting you applied to the first cell is applied to the entire range, with the formula correctly adjusted for each cell.

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Best Non-Single Masterpieces of 2009
by Niki N. Phaser on Dec.16, 2009, under Non-Single Masterpieces
Yes, I gave in and embraced the cliché of making 'best of the year' tops. Still, 'top' is a strong word, it sounds so… hierarchical, so definite, things that can be calculated with numbers. Artistic value has a lot to do with the moment. While I'm listening to a great song and I'm really feeling it, I'm not thinking "This song is slightly less wonderful than another great song". Music is not a sport. When it comes to art, each individual is the judge. Music is the place where the mind and the heart meet, it has nothing to do with other people's opinions. You should also know that some of the songs from this list might be released as singles in the future, so read the date when this was posted before sharing with your friends… Ok, enough with this mumbo-jumbo, let's see who made to number 1, people!!!!!
11. Morrissey – It's Not Your Birthday Anymore
His recent albums are pretty far from the fresh outta The Smiths stuff. I'm talking about the music, because the lyrics have always been briliant – the guy just can't be topped when it comes to editing ideas into the most simple and yet poetic words. It's Not Your Birthday Anymore it's one of the most powerful songs he wrote in years, talking about how politeness and hypocrisy have nothing to do with one's expression of love: "All the gifts that they gave can't compare in any way to the love I am now giving to you right here right now on the floor". LISTEN
10. U2 – Moment of Surrender
Probably the only point where my little top here coincides with that of major music magazines, U2′s Moment of Surrender is by far the highlight of their latest album, No Line on the Horizon. Clocking in at almost seven minutes and a half, this ode to giving up, with plenty of gospel vibes, will make you crave to surrender in any possible way, just so that the song will fit your situation. Bono is not just singing on this, his playing a character. Top form. LISTEN
9. Depeche Mode – Jezebel
Martin Gore always keeps for his own (vocal) self the weirdest tracks on Depeche Mode albums, but then again, in Depeche world, 'weird' means unlike anything. It's quite a cinematic piece of music, a portrait of a lady judged for her unconventional perspective of love: "Open their eyes to the beauty, Open their hearts to the fun, Open their minds to the idea that you don't own someone". If it wasn't for the lyrics or Gore's innocent voice, you might mistake Jezebel for a Sade piece, but that's not a bad thing. Is it? LISTEN
8. Editors – The Big Exit
And speaking of Depeche Mode, this track by Editors sounds as if they were really inspired this one time, needed their guitars, but all they were given was an old synthesizer of Martin Gore's. It might sound demeaning, but, believe me, it's a compliment, because The Big Exit confirms the alternative band's choice of a more electro sound as an inspired one. On an echoing big bass, Tom Smith sings about some kind of relationship, but he sounds more threatening than romantic — most likely, that's the intention. LISTEN
7. The Prodigy – Stand Up
It's a Prodigy tradition to do on each album stuff they haven't done before. With Invaders Must Die's closer, Stand Up, Liam Howlett achieved what is probably The Prodigy's only uplifting ('non-menacing') sounding beat. This is, in part, due to the Manfred Mann Chapter Three sample from One Way Glass. Of course, Howlett couldn't have a full-on shinny happy tune in the band's history, so he 'patched' the beat with plenty of dirty synths and insanely loud bass, so that your speakers would still fear it, just like the rest of The Prodigy's discography. LISTEN
6. Manic Street Preachers – Marlon J.D.
It's been more than half of year since this came out and I still can't really explain what draws me so mercilessly to Marlon J.D., why this punkish track with unintelligible riffs and drum machines is as moving as… Samuel Barber's Adagio for Strings, for example. The Manics are known for their memorable riffs, but with this one, the guitars sound as if they are voices which try everything that would sound good on the given rhythm. The vocals themselves make you believe that reality is a musical where the deepest pain can be expressed, in tune with the bassline. LISTEN
5. The Killers – A White Demon Love Song
You may or may not be a fan of the movie, but New Moon is one interesting compilation for your indie tastes of late 2000′s. The Killers wrote A White Demon Love Song for the movie, so you woun't find it on any of their albums (so far). It sounds as if they had a lot of fun with this one, because, despite being about a demon, it has that country-growing-up-near-Mexico thing that Brandon Flowers and co. seem to sport as often as possible. Yet, it's not a parody, but an ethereal ballad, which uses all means to conjure an unique love anthem. LISTEN
4. Placebo – Speak in Tongues
Brian Molko stated on several occasions that this is his main pick from Battle for the Sun and, for what it's worth, his opinion could be considered valid. The song has a slightly irregular structure, meaning that from a verse-chorus-verse-chorus thing it turns into this building epic. Lyrically, we hear the same strange metamorphosis from abstract lines like "Kitty came home without a name" to the eco-slogan-sounding "We can build a new tomorrow today". Some extra points for the choral part in the middle and the use of the word 'blasé'… LISTEN
3. Tori Amos – Fire to Your Plain
Though not a perfect album, Abnormally Attracted to Sin adds some valuables to Tori Amos' 20 years career, like this slick bluesy little thing about a love triangle (?): "I am low, Watching you,Watching her play this game". We encounter the kind of subtly orchestrated chorus we heard on Girl, for example, from Tori's first album, though in a different tone. This is also one of those special cases where Her vocals are just as sarcastic as the lyrics. It's not a single, but it has been graced with a cool video. LISTEN & WATCH
2. Alice in Chains – Black Gives Way to Blue
Grunge idols made a significant return this year, with a new singer replacing the demised Layne Staley and, of course, they couldn't make an album without carving their love for the ex-bandmate in the shape of a three minute ballad, that will have you contemplating whoever is missing from your life. With Elton John on the piano, this deploring of life resignation ("I Dont wanna feel no more, It's easier to keep falling") might be the best rock tearjerker of the year. It will slow you down and force a moment of reevaluation. LISTEN
1. Little Boots – No Brakes
It's all about looking towards the future and this year's crop of new artists is one for the books. As far as Little Boots is concerned, 2009 was practically just her debut, so 2010 can't come fast enough. In the same manner of 80′s retro pop, but with a hot twist, which made New in Town a hit, No Brakes is one perfect pop song, with plenty of feel, as well as well-crafted metaphorical lyrics. Synth bass and bells, catchy hooks, this is the kind of music suited for everyone and everywhere (ok, that's a bit too much, but you get the idea). LISTEN


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Volume 9 , Number 5 , Fall 1986 |
I wrote this article about my friend and neighbor, Florence Sununers, before she passed away and found it recently among my papers. I meant to publish it earlier so she could have the roses before she passed on but thought she might not want me to do so.
The things people remember most about their neighbors are sometimes interesting. Many remember Florence as the one who had the ability to take the place of doctor, nurse, and even undertaker when the occasion arose. And it did any number of times.
In her younger days she cared for her husbands mother. I dont remember how many years that sick woman sat on soft pillows in a heavy wooden rocking chair. Incidently, a man by the name of Billy Sylvester made these rocking chairs, and that one was the only one I ever saw wear out.
Some of the events that I remember that warranted Florences care were difficult in that day. There was a case of pneumonia fever (the drugs of today were not yet developed) and the long waiting for the fever to break on the eighth day. She doctored all the while with every known home remedy she knew to try. It must have been a wonderful feeling for her to have that patient pull through.
Another time it was a baby case in January. There was ice on the road and Florence went on foot carrying an oil lantern. The father of the expected child sent for her to come and said he would go for the Doctor. The father stopped to tell an aunt and uncle, who also walked to the home. The uncle took the expected childs older sister home in his arms and the aunt stayed to assist Florence. The uncle was Bryan
Asher, the aunt, Mary, and the older sister was Mary Ruth Asher. Well...the Doctor couldnt get there before the stork and a baby boy, Sonny Asher, was born around midnight. Everyone was so busy that they forgot to check the clock until after midnight. Dr. Doggett, arriving too late for the event, checked the patients and headed back to Crane on the ice.
Florence was quite a gardener and took great pride in it. She grew lots of flowers and divided them with all of her friends including the mail carrier, Joe Jones, and the post mistress, Lois Keeny of Cape Fair.
She usually had the first garden vegetables in the spring, and her crop of fryer chickens was always one of the earliest. In that day everyone wanted their fryer chickens ready by the Fourth of July.
Her hands were seldom idle as she made as much of her familys clothing as she could and did a lot of pretty fancy work and made quilts as well.
When her daughter, Bernice Summers, attended High School in Galena, and later taught school, it was Florence who did all the transporting of Bernice to and from these schools which were often accessible only by horseback or buggy.
Florence had two sons and a daughter. Her son, Loren Summers, lives in Crane, Missouri. Her son, Rudy Summers, lives in Springfield, Missouri. Her daughter, Bernice (Summers) Gross, now a retired school teacher, lives in Republic, Missouri.
Florences husband, Harry Summers, lived to be ninety-six years old and died at Crane, Missouri. Harry was a grandson of William T. Stone for whom Stone County, Missouri, was named.
Copyright Ó White River Valley Historical Quarterly
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What to use instead of OiNK
For electronic music:
Some of the best, most obscure albums.
2. http://www.themixingbowl.org/
Excellent livesets, latest Essential Mix and Mary Anne Hobbs.
3. http://www.trancetraffic.com
0-day trance, house, techno albums and vinyl rips.
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hey, we have libble invites here:
check this out.. http://OiNK.cx.la
Comment by jimmy — October 29, 2007 @ 7:59 pm -
any invite for trancetraffic that someone can spare?
Comment by octane097 — October 29, 2007 @ 8:58 pm -
my email is octane097 at gmail dot com
Comment by octane097 — October 29, 2007 @ 8:59 pm -
i'm an ex oink power user that would appreciate a libble invite. my email is kylehanks [at] gmail [dot] com
Comment by elyk — October 29, 2007 @ 11:17 pm -
oink.cx.la ? LMFAO scammer. gtfo
Comment by nigger — October 29, 2007 @ 11:35 pm -
libble invite? newt4522 [at] yahoo [dot] com
much appreciatedComment by onniv — October 30, 2007 @ 4:02 pm -
if you have libble invite..? my email is zipock at gmail dot com
Comment by zipock — October 31, 2007 @ 6:23 am -
Comment by zipock — October 31, 2007 @ 6:24 am -
libble invite?? divnogorye at gmail dot com
ex oink power user thnx in advanceComment by paragonscaner — October 31, 2007 @ 12:49 pm -
does anyone have a Libble invite? my e-mail is swoab [at] yahoo [dot] com. I used to be on OiNK and was a power user for about a year. I have a lot of FLAC I can provide.
Comment by shaun — October 31, 2007 @ 1:32 pm -
if you have libble invite..? my email is patrictflynn at gmail dot com
Comment by patrick — October 31, 2007 @ 4:26 pm -
Ex-Oink Power User. Had 60+gb uploaded. Please send Libble Invite. mike[dot]sj[dot]lee[at]gmail[dot]com
Can give you screenshot of oink invite if you need proof.
ThanksComment by tells — October 31, 2007 @ 4:27 pm -
Wow, if anyone had a libble invite that they wouldn't mind giving up, it would mean a lot to get it!
I was a oink user and power user for about a year before it closed. Big void left.
dcampbellcecen @ gmail dot com if anyone has anything extra to spare! Thanks in advance.
Comment by Desaad — October 31, 2007 @ 9:48 pm -
I found a nice music site: http://stmusic.org/ I think that it's still possible sign up. I have some invites. I'm searching a libble invite also. Write me (Endlimit [at] gmail [dot] com Thanks
Comment by Steepwolf — November 1, 2007 @ 10:48 am -
I would also love a libble invite! I was a Power+ user on Oink.
email@example.com is my email addy.
Comment by Marc — November 1, 2007 @ 2:38 pm -
hi, i would love an invite to libble if you could spare it! i was a power user on oink and am so sad it's gone!
Comment by digs — November 1, 2007 @ 3:15 pm -
oh yeah, my e-mail addres is email@example.com
thanks!Comment by digs — November 1, 2007 @ 3:16 pm -
has a 1.1 ratio with > 100GB up, would appreciate a libble invite. mp3sum at gmail dot com
please invite me too ?
olefran at gmail dot com
Former oink user 25:1. In the same boat need something for audio. An invite to what would be greatly appreciated.
Comment by Mike — November 1, 2007 @ 10:11 pm -
Hi, if anyone could give me a Libble Invite, I was a member of Oink for 3 years, uploaded A TON of music, and am dying to get on Libble. I can even throw you a couple bucks if that's what it takes, but please, if anyone has an invite, let me know. EMAIL IS email@example.com
Comment by Jake — November 2, 2007 @ 8:44 am -
Former oink PowerUser. If anyone has a spare libble invite I'd greatly appreciate it. williamesdaile at gmail dot com
Comment by Will — November 2, 2007 @ 11:02 am -
could somebody give a former oink user his last resort by giving him a libble invite 13 at mailde dot de
Comment by ultrazone — November 2, 2007 @ 3:35 pm
Also former oink power user. does anyone have a Libble invite? much appreciated. texp0001 at hotmail dot com
Comment by Frank — November 2, 2007 @ 3:44 pm -
Former oink P. user. I would appreciate a libble inv. cabres [at] gmail [dot] com.
Comment by Scotio — November 2, 2007 @ 5:11 pm -
former oink user. really distraught at losing it. would very much enjoy libble invite. would be very well utilized. firstname.lastname@example.com.
Comment by andrew — November 2, 2007 @ 5:20 pm -
I'm interested in a Libble invite, I'm a former power user from oink. I have many flac albums that I can contribute, I'd just like to be able to get some high quality music again.
my e-mail is firstname.lastname@example.com
Comment by Kenneth — November 2, 2007 @ 10:30 pm -
i was a long time member of oinks (3 years, well before it was private) and is looking for another source of electronic music, if someone has a link or an invite it would be much appreciated. thx migrane187 at msn dot com
Comment by scott l — November 2, 2007 @ 11:01 pm -
This former oink user would greatly appreciate a Libble invite. Thanks-
email@example.com by slomo — November 3, 2007 @ 1:26 am -
I was an avid Oink user, and am in search of a libble invite. my e-mail is email@example.com ( libble related e-mails only, please :])
Yet another former Oink user, with an avid interest in obscure indie pop and vintage folk. I'm desperately trying to obtain a Libble invite. If anyone can help, I would be grateful.
firstname.lastname@example.com by Nao — November 3, 2007 @ 9:32 pm -
One more Oink power user here — i miss it! would love an invite to libble. firstname.lastname@example.com
Comment by Matt — November 3, 2007 @ 10:47 pm -
Yet another music lover hoping for a Libble invite. I have loads of albums to contribute so please help me out. my mail: firstname.lastname@example.com. Thanx a lot.
Comment by Boaz — November 4, 2007 @ 9:50 am -
Another former Oink user who is hoping for a Lible invite. I am sharer and have loads of good and odd music to share. My mail: email@example.com
Comment by erdbermund — November 4, 2007 @ 5:15 pm -
Hi, i´m an ex-oink user, and i´d like an invite for Libble. Thanks.
Comment by glau — November 4, 2007 @ 6:02 pm -
any more libble invites? i'm not sure what to do with myself without oink. if you'd like to share yours, whatsatangelo [at] gmail [dot] com
Comment by jason — November 4, 2007 @ 6:59 pm -
yea was an oink user, am struggling to find websites that have the music i want, if anyone could spare a libble invite that would be lovely. regards.
sorry, email is firstname.lastname@example.com
Please, I'm a great Oink seeder and uploader.
If somebody can send me an invoice, let me know
My email: anderson[at]viabrazil.com.br
Comment by Anderson_O — November 5, 2007 @ 12:49 pm -
Well, if there are any invites left, I would be endlessly greatful. My e-mail is claes[dot]hyllienmark[at]gmail[dot]com
Comment by claes. — November 5, 2007 @ 4:02 pm -
My love for someone with an invite for me. And kisses. My e-mail: peterboth[at]gmail[dot]com
Comment by Paat — November 5, 2007 @ 4:10 pm -
I have plenty of torrents to upload. Tons. If someone could give me an invite: santilizon[at]gmail[dot]com
Comment by Sangor — November 5, 2007 @ 8:51 pm -
Does anyone have a waffle invite for and ex oinker with lots of music torrents to upload??? I would be very interested. Had great ratio to 30gig downloaded 60gig uploaded. Please you would make my month. i would also take an invite to any other great site. thanks
Comment by Drew — November 5, 2007 @ 11:15 pm -
Another lost oink user looking for a home
email is np_itzstein[at]hotmail[dot]comComment by p0int — November 6, 2007 @ 12:08 am -
Hi, oink lover loves to get an invite for eg waffles.fm
havanna2 {at} yahoo dot comComment by Predictor — November 6, 2007 @ 8:04 am -
If anyone has an invite to spare, my email is areyna3[at]gmail[dot]com
I was a great user, seeder, and donor to the now deceased Oink
Comment by thur — November 6, 2007 @ 2:40 pm -
Looking for invite to libble
Comment by Keith — November 6, 2007 @ 2:59 pm -
ex-oinker w/ 6.5 ratio. would LOVE a libble invite. THX : ))
ringawi /at; gmail [dot" com
Comment by funda — November 7, 2007 @ 9:28 am -
ex-oinker looking for libble invite
osceola /at/ yahoo dot comComment by Osceola — November 7, 2007 @ 7:59 pm -
hi, as everyone im looking for a libble invite. lots of blues, folk and country. thx! Zooolar (at) gmail (dot) com
Comment by Zooolar — November 9, 2007 @ 9:02 am -
i have what.cd invites to anyone that could spare a libble or waffles invite. please :[
Comment by ellaelise — November 9, 2007 @ 3:26 pm -
I am a lost Pig, I miss my oinking homepage, Looking for a new home, icebag gmail com
Would really love to get back into sharing, I miss my 1.2tb uped
Comment by axon — November 9, 2007 @ 4:11 pm -
i would love a libble invite, i miss oink.
benjones22 at hotmail dot com
Comment by Ben Jones — November 10, 2007 @ 1:51 pm -
Hi Im an ex PU+ on oink looking for an invite into libble,
ratio was 1.3 huge seedbox etc TksComment by Ashanno — November 10, 2007 @ 3:14 pm -
ex OiNKer… 9.8 ratio when it was shut down… Would be happy for an invite to any decent site out there. I like to listen to obscure weird shit that pokes at my brain.
Comment by mutescream — November 10, 2007 @ 9:37 pm -
forgot… mutescream [at] yahoo [dot] com
Comment by mutescream — November 10, 2007 @ 9:38 pm -
Former Oink Power User here, Mr. Sidewalk's the name. Had a decent ratio at the time of the shutdown, I have a looooot of music, including some stuff you can hardly find anywhere (when I checked OiNK the week before it went down, it was missing a lot of the things I had actually downloaded FROM OiNK when I first joined), and I'm a very good seeder. So I'd appreciate a Libble invite.
–Mr. Sidewalk
Comment by Mr. Sidewalk — November 11, 2007 @ 12:45 pm -
ex oink user also, if anyone has a spare invite for libble.
email is idiotism[at]gmail[dot]com
Comment by idiotism — November 11, 2007 @ 2:41 pm -
Ex Oinker – power user – loads to share and upload.
Would love a libble invite
libertine3n (at) hotmail (dot)comComment by libby — November 11, 2007 @ 5:26 pm -
**Wow, I"m glad this page is up. I was a PowerUser on Oink and maintained a 2.8 ratio. I would appreciate any invites or info on new sites – Music and Apps for Mac. Oh, and yes…Got Libble?? You can email me at firstname.lastname@example.com – THANKS!!**
Comment by jeff — November 11, 2007 @ 5:57 pm -
Ex Oink patron w/ 160Gb to offer – would love an invite! Please send to email@example.com.
Comment by David — November 11, 2007 @ 10:10 pm -
Hey all,
I was no oinker,
I was a demonoid user with very nice statistics.
I Have an excellent collection of underground and independent hip-hop–If anyone could invite or let me know of another *quality site with good peers, it would be most appretiated–
Thanks, I wish you all the bestComment by Greaseypoodlezz — November 11, 2007 @ 11:40 pm -
Would really appreciate an invite to Libble. Shared cca 50Gb of non-mainstream music. Would like to share again. mail is: ron.trott[at]gmail[dot]com. TIA.
Comment by coroner — November 12, 2007 @ 1:19 am -
Looking for a libble invite. Thanks in advance!
jeffrholman at yahoo.comComment by Jeff — November 12, 2007 @ 3:50 am -
me too! i want in. power user. great ratio.
kristinvictory at gmail dot com
lets make libble rule!Comment by kristin — November 12, 2007 @ 6:09 am -
i too wuld love a libble invite. ex-oink power-user. please help me out! email@example.com
Comment by iman — November 12, 2007 @ 10:19 am -
I'll give it a shot too: I'd love a libble invite.
I was almost a power user. I donated, had a 3:1 ratio, with 6.5 gigs up, so close!
my email is firstname.lastname@example.com thanks!
Comment by dmg — November 12, 2007 @ 12:41 pm -
was an OiNK user, too – just like everyone else asking for an invite. i would greatly appreciate it if someone could forward me one of these invite codes. email is foocow (at) gmail (dot) com. thanks muchly!
Comment by robbie dee — November 12, 2007 @ 1:37 pm -
ex oinker looking for a libble invite, much appreciated, thx
Comment by eric — November 12, 2007 @ 2:24 pm -
would love a libble invite, ex-oink and demonoid user, email@example.com, thanks!
Comment by acornwe2 — November 12, 2007 @ 5:24 pm -
Former Power Plus user looking for invite…
Comment by AgentGomez — November 12, 2007 @ 6:22 pm -
I am a demonoid/oink refugee. Not many can people can afford expensive applications and i have a lot of music/applications to seed. http://WWW.Ilovetorrents.com is taking in numbers sign up before invites close. If anyone has private networks please email invites to firstname.lastname@example.com LONG LIVE DEMONOID AND OINK!
Comment by Jorden — November 12, 2007 @ 8:22 pm -
wow-again, power user of course at oink for a long time.
does anyone have an extra libble?bytes252(at)gmail(dot com)
Comment by Allan — November 13, 2007 @ 1:59 am -
Like everyone else, i'm looking for a libble invite or waffles of what.cd. It's a sad time indeed without oink….my email is email@example.com
pleeeease spare one?Comment by Yusuf — November 13, 2007 @ 4:33 pm -
If anybody has another invite left for libble, I would greatly appreciate it! Ex Oink user
firstname.lastname@example.com by dan — November 13, 2007 @ 5:42 pm -
Ex-oink user, would love a libble and waffle invite. Also any with mac apps. Much appreciated! belovedlasher(at)gmail(dot)com
I'm a previous Oink member and it would be great if someone could give up a Libble invite. If you have any invites please send me one at firstname.lastname@example.com Thanks a lot
Comment by Nick — November 13, 2007 @ 7:36 pm -
I would be grateful for a libble invite myself. After the fall of Oink we've been pressed back into the stone age. I'm clicking rocks and dinosaur bones together hoping to make some form of music, but the silent tears streaming down my cheeks and the clicking of my keyboard are all I hear.
Please let me know if you have an extra invite. Thanks.
Comment by Rockin W/Dokken — November 13, 2007 @ 8:01 pm -
loads to upload boys. kater.kid at hotmail dot com
Comment by Kater — November 13, 2007 @ 8:03 pm -
I was an Oink member for almost 2 years and it was the best place ever! I have been trying to find a replacement for oink, but am not sure who is the best now. Is this libble site as good as oink? If it is a good replacement I would LOVE an invite, I have a lot of great ups I can contribute. Thank you very much whoever is nice enough to fill my lost music needs!
email: email@example.com by kaleb — November 13, 2007 @ 8:45 pm -
i maintained a 1.5 ratio on Oink.cd
if anyone can get me an invite to Libble my email is at firstname.lastname@example.com
thanks a lot =]
may Oink R.I.P.Comment by steven — November 13, 2007 @ 10:53 pm -
Can I have a libble invite please. I was a power user on Oink, damn music industry already has enough money it doesn't matter anyway. Email me at firstname.lastname@example.com Thanks so much.
Comment by Chris — November 13, 2007 @ 10:56 pm -
HEll o,
My name is Gidget Gein. I am an artist and musician.
My first record was produced by Trent. So I know first hand
what a great guy he is. I'm not trying to name drop.
I just want to give my credentials so I dont sound full of shit. Anyways. This is the first I heard of oink. I usually check out demonoid. Now that is down as well.
I am in the process of releasing some new records. I plan on going the same route as radio head and release it as a free download with options to pay what ya can. Most of the money in the music business is hardly made on record sales anyways.
For the past few years on my website I had already been doing this with making my music available for free.
When someone actually buys the physical c.d., I am so grateful that with the c.d. I mail them some of art signed or maybe a T-shirt I hand printed. I am very grateful for the fans. Downloads or not.
Without them I along with every other artist and person in the entertainment business would be NOWHERE. I think a lot of the fat cats and more successful artists tend to forget this.In closing. Could someone please send me an invite to Libble? My email is email@example.com
And if ya get a chance. Check out my stuff athttp://www.GollywoodDesigns.com
and of course the obligatory MySpace pages
Luv is,
Gidget Gein
Gollywood Californ-I-A
8:50pm tuesday 11/13/07Comment by Gidget Gein — November 14, 2007 @ 12:03 am -
Ex Oink user. Looking for an invite for Libble or anything else out there.
maxxamillionevo at gmail dot come
Comment by maxxamillion — November 14, 2007 @ 3:47 am -
I'd appreciate a libble invite as well. Perhaps i can return the favor with my what.cd invites if i get on there.
Comment by Jeff — November 14, 2007 @ 10:02 am -
Idolove an invite to any oof these places
Anyone have any invites for libble/waffles/what?
Have a STmusic invite, willing to trade.
Comment by Cat — November 14, 2007 @ 2:19 pm -
Invite list for you guys, please don't register all the invites.. don't be greedy. give a chance to others! Ok?
Comment by whoami — November 14, 2007 @ 4:04 pm -
Also a power user at oink. always kept atleast a 1.0 ratio. I love invites to the libble. thanks
email me at saurus8119 (at) gmail (dot) comComment by saurus — November 15, 2007 @ 12:42 am -
Hello, I was wondering if anyone had a spare invite to Torrentech. My email is simon.samuels[at]gmail[dot]com
I was also a PU+ on oink with a good ratio, over 2.0 I think. Thanks anyone.
Comment by pieman — November 15, 2007 @ 3:38 am -
libble seems the place to go …invite please …firstname.lastname@example.com……….peace cc
Comment by cc2at1time — November 15, 2007 @ 6:53 pm -
ex oink user! libble invite plz, if anyone still has one. email@example.com thx
Comment by mrarrarr — November 16, 2007 @ 12:05 am -
Hi if you have a libble invite I'll pay ya for it. Whatever it takes! Please help a girl out! thanks.
email: email@example.com by ksmash — November 16, 2007 @ 12:37 am -
id like a libble invite if possible i was a member of oink from day one
Comment by tjc — November 17, 2007 @ 4:51 am -
Nothing innovate here. I'm searching for invite to waffles or libble. I wasn't user of Oink, but will be grateful for help. mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Comment by marheva — November 18, 2007 @ 4:42 am -
i got a libble invite, will swap for waffles or whatcd firstname.lastname@example.com
Comment by nick — November 18, 2007 @ 3:52 pm -
could i also have a libble invite?
Comment by 12gage — November 19, 2007 @ 11:23 am -
forgot to add that I was a power user at oink as well, love to share
Comment by 12gage — November 19, 2007 @ 11:25 am -
EX-oinker looking for libble invite. Can swap for other private invites. E-me!
Comment by stuckmoto — November 19, 2007 @ 2:23 pm -
libble invite much appreciated, korales[at]gmail.com .
Comment by Korales — November 19, 2007 @ 2:53 pm -
libble/waffles invite would be sweet for an ex-oinker:
Comment by goon town — November 19, 2007 @ 6:33 pm -
Please my I have a libble invite?
Oink will be very missed by me!Comment by Alan — November 19, 2007 @ 6:48 pm -
Got Oink Blues. Invite would be much appreciated.
Comment by History — November 20, 2007 @ 2:29 am -
former oink power user, 60+ GB uploaded, really miss oink and would REALLY appreciate a libble invite at red94supra at gmail dot com – thanks a ton in advance
Comment by drew — November 20, 2007 @ 10:04 am -
former oink power user that would really appreciate an invite at red94supra at gmail dot com
I would also love to have a libble invite I was an ex-oink member for 2 years. If you can invite me..it would be much appreciated.
Comment by Stephen — November 21, 2007 @ 1:37 am -
Ex user of oink, looking for a libble invite!! tpk17[at]sbcglobal.net thanks so much
Comment by DaGeek — November 21, 2007 @ 5:50 pm -
hey would love a libble invite email@example.com
Comment by sammy — November 21, 2007 @ 6:43 pm -
A Libble invite would be greatly appreciated if anyone is feeling generouse. I miss OINK and love to share my tunes Email is : firstname.lastname@example.com
Comment by jptoland — November 21, 2007 @ 9:05 pm -
libble invite would be great!
Comment by Jason — November 21, 2007 @ 10:11 pm -
I was power user at oink. always kept atleast a 2,5 ratio. I love invites to the libble. thanks
email@example.com by mitakad — November 22, 2007 @ 4:18 am -
Hey, would it be possible to get an invite for terrentech ? thanks. ( willydragon at ifrance dot com )
Comment by Guillaume Pilla — November 23, 2007 @ 9:21 am -
Hi, im an ex-oink user, and id like an invite for Libble. Ty.
email@example.com by marsellos — November 23, 2007 @ 2:41 pm -
hello, anyone spare an invite? i'd be very, very grateful.
Comment by rjyanj — November 23, 2007 @ 6:34 pm -
I am an ex oink power user as well. I would love a libble invie. dzr0001 at hotmail.com
Comment by D — November 23, 2007 @ 8:53 pm -
my email: firstname.lastname@example.com…libble anyone?
libble invite plz? ex OiNK power user (1oS was my user name)
much appreciated guys -
Comment by AceOfSpadez — November 24, 2007 @ 4:53 am -
ex oink user… looking for libble invite ocano[dot]jr[at]gmail[dot]com
Comment by ozjr — November 24, 2007 @ 6:13 am -
libbie invites??!! ill seed my life away…fohrnicate at gmail.com
Comment by fohrnicate — November 24, 2007 @ 3:00 pm -
yo for real please hook it up. i promise i would do it for you if i could and i'll hook up a lot of lps. email@example.com
Comment by charlie — November 24, 2007 @ 6:47 pm -
hey anyone have a torrentech or trancetraffic invite to space. please would really appreciate it, firstname.lastname@example.com
Comment by twentythree — November 24, 2007 @ 7:07 pm -
2+ year user of oink, uploaded over 300GB, would appreciate any libble or other invites: industrialove [at] gmail.com
Comment by synth — November 24, 2007 @ 8:12 pm -
Another old oink member. Was around forever and now miss Oink. firstname.lastname@example.com if you have a spare libble.
Comment by b1gs341 — November 26, 2007 @ 9:00 pm -
I had 2,78 ratio on oink, nick thugzie power user and now i miss it sooo much.. can someone invite me to what.cd or to waffles or libble or to any other good site with quality control like oink? ? it would be greatly appreciated..
please please please…Comment by thugzie — November 27, 2007 @ 1:46 am -
I had 2,78 ratio on oink, nick thugzie power user and now i miss it sooo much.. can someone invite me to what.cd or to waffles or libble or to any other good site with quality control like oink? ? it would be greatly appreciated..
please please please…
email thugniggga at gmail comComment by thugzie — November 27, 2007 @ 1:49 am -
I am Oink Power user, lookin' for a libble invitation picpigpic at gmail.com
Comment by ls123 — December 1, 2007 @ 3:30 am -
Hey! I was a former Oink user and am lost without it. I would love a libble invite if anybody has one. My address is
a_obrien at uncg dot com
Thank you.Comment by Ashley — December 1, 2007 @ 10:53 pm -
Hi, i'm a former oink user as well- I know how to keep a good ratio and what not. If anyone has an extra libble invite please send it my way..much appreciated
-jamieComment by jamie — December 4, 2007 @ 7:59 pm -
sorry forgot my email: email@example.com
Comment by jamie — December 4, 2007 @ 8:01 pm -
ex oink from a little town in Central America, please, please, send me a invitation firstname.lastname@example.com, why? because i love indie music, i love electronic music and i love share
the email in my first post is wrong
Comment by Roberto — December 10, 2007 @ 10:59 pm -
like a lot of others, i am a stranded PU from oink and would greatly appreciate a libble and/or torrentech invite. I do carry my own weight and then some… thanks!
email is email@example.com
Comment by kyle — December 11, 2007 @ 3:14 pm -
Looking an invite for torrentech / pehmeningsoe @ gmail.com
Comment by hogg — December 17, 2007 @ 12:00 pm -
Would also love an invite from yet another ex oinker, had a 4 to 1 upload ratio there although i didnt download loads, only the rare stuff i really wanted
Comment by Johhny Boy — December 20, 2007 @ 5:19 am -
on the off-chance that someone was going to help me out, they'd probably need this: email@example.com
Comment by Johhny Boy — December 20, 2007 @ 5:21 am -
Well hell, if anyone's passing out invites I'd love to get one to libbie or what.cd invite. I'm a former Oink Power Plus User with a 2.1 ratio. I'm starving over here!
Comment by Cipamo — December 22, 2007 @ 10:01 pm -
Oh, and my email is firstname.lastname@example.com
Comment by Cipamo — December 22, 2007 @ 10:02 pm -
I'm a former oink power user and would love to get involved with libble. If you have an invite, psabin[at]gmail[dot]com
Comment by najork — December 23, 2007 @ 4:57 pm -
hi ex oink user here.
would really appreciate an invite to libble or torrent tech.
music producer with tons of good mp3s to upload.cheers!
Comment by alias — December 25, 2007 @ 8:59 pm -
iwouldbe very pleased about an inviation to trance traffic or torrenttech, i got easily 350 gb of electronic music, so much to upload , give me a chance . would be very great.
my email : firstname.lastname@example.com
Thx @ the moment
"some spare change bro?"
–where's your dignity?!??!
Stop asking for invitations and create a site by yourself!
IDIOTSComment by a bum — January 2, 2008 @ 1:26 pm -
please please please i would beg for invite on
http://www.trancetraffic.com. i was power user on oink etc.
my email : email@example.com
thank you a million
Comment by Saturday Simon — January 3, 2008 @ 6:53 pm -
Also had huge ratio with OINK and looking for invite to some great music.
Please?Comment by spinnerchick — January 5, 2008 @ 6:18 pm -
Oh… duh. Here is my email.. Spinnerchick@sbcglobal,net
Looking for invite to great music site. I miss my OINK!Comment by spinnerchick — January 5, 2008 @ 6:20 pm -
could i get a STmusic invite pleasee
email@example.com by kidss — January 8, 2008 @ 6:49 pm -
Having serious OINK.cd withdrawals. Would love an invite to libble… Email is saikin01 at hotmail dot com
Comment by Kidd — January 12, 2008 @ 12:12 am -
libble please!!!!! aphex0 at gmail .com
Comment by bobo — January 15, 2008 @ 12:14 am -
Was an oink user with a good ratio. Can and one hook me up with a libble invite? Here's my email firstname.lastname@example.com. Thanks.
Comment by laxdman — January 18, 2008 @ 1:51 am -
i am looking for an invitation to torrentech.
thank by the way.Comment by aytek — January 20, 2008 @ 7:03 pm -
is there anyone out there with a waffles invite? i used to be a power user+ on oink and am looking for a great music community to be a part of once again. thanks!
my e-mail is aphony [at] gmail.com
Comment by Dane — February 9, 2008 @ 11:05 pm -
Looking for libble invite.
vitalyrama at gmail.com
Miss oinkComment by TJN — February 15, 2008 @ 12:51 pm -
Hey…i need a libble invite also…i¡ dying to get in… miss oink very much… HELP ME PLEASE!!!
email@example.com by ESG — March 29, 2008 @ 4:54 am -
really missin oink here. Torrentech looks quiete promising, would someone kook me up with an invite to play.
Thanks a bunchComment by Sinus — April 9, 2008 @ 5:18 am -
Looking for an invited to torrentech, was also a happy oink seeder. Please help a brother out
Comment by sinus — April 12, 2008 @ 1:23 pm -
Dunno how many people are out there on this post still, but I'm looking for a waffles or libble invite, will supply a kraytracker invite in return. nymerost &at& gmail
Comment by Nymeros — May 12, 2008 @ 8:22 pm -
former oink user. I'm looking for an invite to torrentech, but would love libble or waffles as well.
jhavenhill at sbcglobal dot net
Thanks in advance
Comment by Jon — May 12, 2008 @ 11:06 pm -
Asking for torrentech invite please.
Im a major seeder looking for a decent tracker thats invite only.Comment by Ant — May 19, 2008 @ 2:09 pm -
hi, I was a daily Oink user who uploaded tons of stuff. Would love an invite to Libble, cheers! arthouseblog at gmail.com
Comment by Jan — May 23, 2008 @ 5:08 am -
torrentech invite much needed!
Comment by JJ — June 14, 2008 @ 3:47 am -
hi, i'm looking for trancetraffic.com invite, i have STmusic invite… trade?
Comment by ceon1 — June 19, 2008 @ 12:13 pm -
Hi, I'd be really grateful for a TORRENTECH invite – if anyone can help? Please email me! Many thanks
Comment by ricci rich — June 20, 2008 @ 2:53 pm -
Please, would love to have torrentech invite.
send to buybonusbuy (a) gmail com
Comment by bonu_s — June 21, 2008 @ 1:28 pm -
please if someone have Libble or torrenttech invite please send me on firstname.lastname@example.com
Comment by nina — June 23, 2008 @ 11:13 am -
Please if someone have Libble or torrenttech invite please send me on atla s95 @ g mail . com, without space.
Comment by atlas — July 7, 2008 @ 8:01 am -
please if someone have Libble or torrenttech invite please send me on email@example.com
Comment by inam — July 14, 2008 @ 8:06 pm -
hi if anyone has a libble or torrenttech invite it would be greatly appreciated
send to
Comment by motmania — July 20, 2008 @ 2:19 pm -
Looking for libble or waffles invite.
lrs at inbox.ruplease?
Comment by lrs — July 21, 2008 @ 11:46 am -
I have TORRENTECH invites to trade for WAFFLES.FM and WHAT.CD invites!
ken5286 (at) excite (dot) com
thxComment by ken — July 27, 2008 @ 3:49 pm -
Hello everyone!
I would greatly appreciate if someone could invite me to torrentech.org . I just find a good old soulseek not as effective as it used to be to search for new gems.
Thanks! 8^>
Looking for a torrentech invite. Have stmusic & vortex network invites to trade if needed. thx
Comment by Dizmo — August 2, 2008 @ 1:07 am -
Hi! Looking for torrentech invite, lots of great music i can see, but can't download. Seeds a lot, mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com; please
Comment by JoelBauta — August 9, 2008 @ 9:51 am -
IF anyone has a torrentech.org invite spare… i would honest to god kill for one.. i opened like 100 torrents
before i realized u needed ot register….
help me obi won konobi your my only email@example.com
Comment by WIlliam — August 20, 2008 @ 5:26 am -
Torrentech invite needed – much appreciated if you can help out please! Can provide a TranceTraffic invite in return! Big thanks!
Comment by trama — August 20, 2008 @ 4:32 pm -
I would greatly appreciate if someone could invite me to torrentech.org
email@example.com by tõnu — September 16, 2008 @ 7:25 am -
i would like an account in torrentech.
Someone have an account and can invite me?My mail : email@example.com
Thank you
Comment by Frankspitz — November 23, 2008 @ 5:24 pm -
I have torrentech invites available, want to trade for trancetraffic invite. Power users only need apply, don't want any leech whores connected to my account thanks. Email me erebus(at)gmx(dot)co(dot)uk
Comment by illegaljunkie — November 30, 2008 @ 12:29 pm -
libble invite needed. i was a fatty poweruser- all ways uploaded way way more than i downloaded. I'd be ready to seed instantly, serious serious user here
please invite me
stolenfat[at]yahooComment by stolenfat — December 4, 2008 @ 2:24 am -
i'd really really really be grateful if someone could send an indietorrents.com or libble invitation
Comment by white ash — December 8, 2008 @ 5:59 am -
I am out in the cold without soulseek and oink, with my minimal house (100gb) in one hand.. and no invite to torrentech in the other, hoping someone has a spare invite,
coz it is nice to share your stuff…
please ? beg you for a libble or indietorrents invitation thanks you for anyway
Comment by Arda — January 26, 2009 @ 1:53 pm -
email@example.com pleaseee anyone
Comment by Arda — January 26, 2009 @ 1:54 pm -
Hi, please, please, please could someone send me a invite to torrentech? I have a huge collection with electronic music, like minimal electro, breakbeat and lot of oldskool stuff.
My mail: smoux[at]e-apollo.lv.Thx!
Comment by smoux — March 8, 2009 @ 9:18 am -
looking for "Torrentech" invite.. trade with elektronik
pm me (firstname.lastname@example.com)
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Our miniatures group met last night, there's only four of us, so our meetings are very laid back. I always set up the kitchen table with plastic covers and those green cutting board thingys on the off chance that someone will feel inspired to work, but it is soon covered with coffee cups, muffins, biccies and dip (all fat free of course)
I'll be in trouble if Marilyn reads this, because she *did* work last night - making fimo lizard eggs for her witches kitchen and Di has been making wooly things for her miniature yarn shop. Gail was 'researching' through my miniatures library and I was 'thinking' about my project (but I did cook muffins - it's hard to cook and think at the same time)
I've decided to continue with the Discworld theme - Terry Pratchett has provided enough fodder to keep me going for a long time - I'm adding a lower floor to the Unseen University Library and decided to photograph the lower floor as it progresses - working backwards because I still have to photograph the library itself.
I'm still not sure what to put in there - I thought of stacks for the library but I am SO over making little books (I made several hundred for the library)
I might move the Alchemist's Guild into it.
I'm using mirrors again at each end of the centre hall so that they reflect back on each other creating the illusion of long corridors and extra rooms - this is looking down into it -
that is real slate on the floor, dug from a bulldozed pile of rubble on a friends property.
this next shows the position of the two mirrors at the end of the corridor, they reflect through the door of the small room, the mirror on the left has another backing it which reflects along the corridor to the same set up at the other end (does that make sense?)
In the next photo I'm using a torch to experiment with lighting,
and this is what it will look like from the small room
In the next picture the torch is over the centre passageway
When this is seen from the other side of the building, the mirrors give the illusion of an L shaped corridor
so now I have to pin DH down to installing the lighting, and then decide what is going into the rooms.
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Those adjustments could include returning the CIA's focus to its core mission of gathering intelligence, even though it is expected to maintain its fleet of armed drones for years. The Pentagon faces an even more aggressive restructuring to balance budget cuts against threats, including China's ascendent military and emerging al-Qaida affiliates in North Africa and the Middle East.
The nominations also set the stage for confirmation fights driven not only by criticism of Hagel and Brennan but by the foreign policy approach they represent.
Hagel, a decorated Vietnam War veteran, shares Obama's aversion to military intervention. White House officials described him as ideally suited to managing the drawdown of U.S. forces in Afghanistan and the shrinking Pentagon budget. But he has attracted fierce criticism from groups that question his support for Israel.
Brennan is a 25-year CIA veteran who has voiced concern over the agency's paramilitary mission and has imposed tighter controls on targeted killing, even while his White House tenure has been marked by a massive increase in the agency's drone campaign.
Four years ago, Brennan withdrew from consideration to be CIA director amid questions about his role as a high-ranking CIA official at a time when the agency employed brutal interrogation techniques — a link certain to resurface when he faces a Senate vote.
Both men are known for their strong personalities and strongly held views. Still, associates described them as comfortable fits for an administration that favors covert action — including Predator drone strikes on al-Qaida targets and cyber-sabotage of Iran's nuclear plants — over conventional force.
In announcing the nominees, Obama said their agenda would include "ending the war in Afghanistan and caring for those who have borne the battle, (and) preparing for the full range of threats." He also emphasized their experiences in the lower ranks of the institutions they would run, saying both served overseas and understand firsthand "the consequences of decisions that we make in this town."
Obama avoided one confirmation fight when U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice withdrew from consideration to be secretary of state amid criticism of her role in the aftermath of the attack on the U.S. diplomatic post in Benghazi, Libya. Instead, Obama turned to a compromise pick, Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass.
Ben Rhodes, deputy national security adviser for strategic communications, said Obama's selection of Kerry, Hagel and Brennan reflects a change in foreign policy priorities for the second term.
Rhodes said all three nominees share Obama's basic view of the world and America's place in it, a view that favors multilateral alliances and a reliance on intelligence and lethal technology, holding war as a last resort. "These are three men well suited to that task," he said.
Brennan has led a White House effort to develop a "playbook" of counterterrorism policies, aiming to set up institutions that can sustain the fight against al-Qaida for another decade or more. But Obama is also seeking to turn toward other objectives, including new initiatives in Asia and expanded nuclear-nonproliferation work.
Hagel would add a well-known war skeptic to the administration's national security team at a time when a potential military confrontation with Iran over its uranium-enrichment efforts looms as one of the gravest security challenges of Obama's second term.


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In love with Celeste at the moment.
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They're all nice but I adore Louisa! It's beautiful, classic, feminine but not at all boring and literary of course thanks to Louisa May Alcott. There are cute nn's Lou, Lulu & Lula but the name also ages really well. I just can't speak highly enough of it.
Celeste is my second favourite, chic, sophisticated, pretty - just lovely, but without the spark that Louisa has in my opinion.
Vivian is my least favourite probably because I know lots of middle aged Vivian's so I find it a little dated and also quite harsh. I don't hate it, but I don't love it either.
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Fans of every team want to believe they have a lot on the line in any upcoming season. After all, if there's nothing to lose or win, what's the point of watching?
But, with a month and a half to go before the start of spring training, it's rare to see a team has as much on the line as the 2013 Cardinals.
The Cardinals, in my book, are legitimate World Series contenders. How could they not be? They're bringing back all but one of their key players from 2012 when they fell one heartbreaking game short of making it to the Fall Classic for the second season in a row.
But the Cardinals don't just have a lot to win in the upcoming season. They have a lot to lose in the form of a couple of the greatest players in franchise history and a several key contributors who stand to be free agents at the end of the season.
In short, the Redbirds could win it all this year. That would create sentiment to keep the band together for 2014 and potentially beyond. Or they could fall short of contention and end up in pretty serious retooling mode, remaking the roster with a chain saw instead of scalpel.
It would be the end of the Redbirds world as we know it and the start of a new era in St. Louis baseball.
I've written before that Cardinals fans have been especially fortunate in the last decade or so. It's difficult to make a roster of the all time greatest St. Louis baseball players without including Albert Pujols, Scott Rolen, Jim Edmonds, Chris Carpenter and Adam Wainwright.
All of those fellows are gone except Carpenter and Wainwright. And they're both free agents at the end of the year. Carpenter is the last member of all three St. Louis World Series teams of the 2000s. Wainwright was the star rookie on the 2006 championship winning club.
Those are a couple of pretty big stars in the St. Louis galaxy. But if the Cardinals don't play well this year, both those players could either be let go as free agents at the end of the campaign. Or they could be traded at mid-season to teams better position to compete in 2013.
While I am glad to see a strong new crop of players including Allen Craig, Trevor Rosenthal and Shelby Miller, I hope the Cardinals can have a strong season and keep their big guns around for a while longer.
I guess we all ultimately root for the name on the front of a uniform. But the guy whose name is on the back is important as well. Those are our boys, not just interchangeable parts.
I'm very optimistic about the Cardinals' potential this season. But it's always a risk when you're counting on a bunch of kids who don't have a long track record. So I prefer to see youngsters be sprinkled in to season the roster stew -- not to be served up as the main course.
Look at all the guys who were "can't miss prospects" who failed to come through and meet lofty expectations. The list -- which contains names like Anthony Reyes, Colby Rasmus, Jim Lindeman and Paul Coleman -- is long but undistinguished.
I can accept that the Cardinals are almost certain to part with right fielder Carlos Beltran and starting shortstop Rafael Furcal after the 2013 season. But I hope they can keep the foundation of the starting rotation that is made up of Carpenter and Wainwright for a while longer.
It's tough to believe all the Birds' young pitchers are going to pan out. And it is going to be prohibitively expensive to try to replace guys known as "co-aces" on the free agent market.
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France's Ministry of Defense says Paris has ordered two spy satellites in a $1 billion contract with EADS Astrium.
The order, part of the European MUSIS space surveillance system, will be paid off with the aid of Germany, Belgium, Spain, Greece and Italy, with each set to pitch in about 10 percent of the price tag.
"These two satellites will constitute the space optical component of the future program for space imagery for defense and security, MUSIS [Multinational Space-based System]," a French Ministry of Defense statement said.
Military experts indicated that Astrium is the prime contractor for the new satellites, with Thales Alenia Space building the optical instruments. The first satellite is expected to be launched into orbit in December 2016.
The ambitious six-nation MUSIS program aims to increase European military intelligence cooperation. The program is designed to work on national platforms such as France's Helios satellites, Germany's SAR-Lupe radar reconnaissance spacecraft and Italy's Cosmo SkyMed radar satellites by 2015.
The new satellite will replace the Helios 2 military spy satellites, adding upgraded sensors designed to identify smaller targets, deliver to decision-makers a greater number of pictures from crisis zones and do it more quickly, the defense ministry said in its statement.
The $2.6 billion project opts to boost European intelligence cooperation at a time of U.S. domination of space intelligence. Many nations have tried to address the imbalance in recent years but those efforts have yet to heed results.
The end of the Cold War forced Europe to rethink its position on the military use of space with many European capitals realizing that they couldn't rely on U.S.-fed intelligence.
In recent years and under the stewardship of President Nicolas Sarkozy, Paris has moved to increase its cooperation with Washington, bringing France back into the military fold of NATO after a 40-year rift with the alliance.
Still, France has long argued in favor of the need for independent access to space intelligence.
Under the Helios contract, provision allow for the creation of a third satellite. Such an order though would hinge on a cooperation agreement with other European countries that will allow for shared financing of the optical component, the French defense ministry statement said.
Under the contract, also, the Direction Generale de l'Armement procurement office has assigned the CNES French space agency to serve as space manager for the MUSIS optical satellites.
A long-standing consideration among the MUSIS partners has been London's special relationship with Washington on intelligence matters. Many of Britain's European peers have expressed concern over London's willingness and ability to relay top secret U.S. reports to EU members.