Happy New Thought Year

Happy New Thought Year

Perhaps another thing about blogger is that you felt you had to post "interesting" things. ” After two years of jungle pursuit Schomburgk finally spotted the animal 30 feet in front of him. Anyway, here are my 30 favorite photos and my best shot of 2006. This peccary is a large brownish-gray wild piglike animal, first known from Pleistocene fossil remains in 1930, and thought extinct.
No time is considered wasted upon an interesting blogger regardless of the subjective determination towards an individual post/blog. yet I personally think that Blogger didn´t. com » Happy New Year of The Cryptid Pig Cryptomundo. RR I was going to show your blog design to someone and saw this post. Another good example in favour of your care for flickr community dynamics: you have become very active in flickr groups -discussions (me, I almost don´t pay attention to them).

The pygmy hippo today inhabits the dense undergrowth of the forests of key west naval base the Ivory Coast, Liberia, Guinea, and Sierra Leone. Bye,G2 By Gisela Giardino, at 1:14 PM The 30 pics are awesome, especially flickr Ball and hawk eye sincerly loved them, thanks. See, you could have used blogger to photoblog and you didn´t! Neither did I with my blog.

and that Orkut until a time also did. darrelplant on Time for a Sales Tax? Michael on How many ounces in a pint of beer? Stephanie V on The Wolfpack Speech: 108 Words that reveal Gordon Smith's politics, style, and his very soul. In 1912, Schomburgk returned to Liberia and, to the dismay of his critics, captured a pygmy hippopotamus on March 1, 1913, and then returned to Europe in August with five live pygmy hippos.
I’ll note a couple recent discoveries of these piglike animals. Perhaps some people (average reader) can´t follow you easily because you talk about very smart stuff. ps: Don´t understimate your writing skills. By Jassmaree Franchezka, at 10:08 AM That picture with the hawk is scary. It was big, shiny, and black, but the animal clearly was related to the hippopotamus, not the pig. One classic example is the giant forest hog (Hylochoerus meinertzhageni), known today from Liberia to Kenya, Africa. . The forest hog reaches seven feet in length and more than three feet at the shoulder. You know, when you post that you are actually establishing a dialogue in which you made the openning statement. Chris Lowe on How many ounces in a pint of beer? Stephanie V on Time for a Sales Tax? Chris Lowe on The Wolfpack Speech: 108 Words that reveal Gordon Smith's politics, style, and his very soul. In 1909, Karl Hagenbeck, the famous German animal dealer and designer of the modern open-air zoo, sent German naturalist-explorer Hans Schomburgk to Liberia to check on rumors about the nigbwe, a “giant black pig.

. Flickr has a sense of community so strong that each time you post something there, whether a pic alone or a pic to illustrate actually a genuine written post (you know we do that from time to time), you know while you are posting that there are people there you can think of in concrete who will see yoru post and reply to it (most likely). Sponsor/Advertise on BlueOregon How many ounces in a pint of beer? Kari Chisholm Mad.
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A photo can be a quick snapshot, without much care for quality, and this is immediately apparent to the viewer. Cheers! As one of the preeminent thought leaders of my generation (GenX), I do hope you will consider posting more blogs (the written word) from time-to-time on items you feel are interesting.

And perhaps you feel you communicate better with photographs then, because that "average reader" do understand them, so you feel that you can communicate in a universal language without making an effort or facing resistance. No-one likes to feel like speaking alone. Would be a pity, but most of all totally unfair and a misperception. That is boring and in the end you get tired of that, and you surely retire to mutism rather than facing having to "translate" your thoughts again and again). Interestingly, several of the animals of discovery within cryptozoology are pigs and piglike species.
Kari Chisholm TypePad's overactive spam filter blueoregon admin Smith/Lott Media Roundup in the news Video: Smith Defends Trent Lott in the news Time for a Sales Tax? review of hand surgery Jeff Alworth Sierra Club Endorses Kroger in the news Dodd for Senate Majority Leader? T. Been posting every day over here: a bit at GeekDad: By Steve Jurvetson, at 11:20 AM hey there! im kinda new on this venture capital thinggy but i really wanna learn about it. However, it was “discovered by science” when found alive in 1974 by Ralph Wetzel, even though it was known by local natives and its fur used to trim hats and coats by New York furriers for years. The duke of hazzard game pigs Suidae and hippopotami Hippopotamidae are also Artiodactyls.
At the other extreme, the pygmy hog (Sus salvanius), the world’s smallest pig (two feet long), airport buffalo inn quality was declared extinct in the 1960s. It is worth mentioning that the pygmy hippopotamus (Choeropsis liberiensis or Hexaprotodon liberiensis) was first thought to be a pig.

I believe that the successful bloggers are those who have found in blogging exactly the same you found in flickr-ing.
Hardly anyone believed his story.
like you felt like a "stage pressure" because of imagining people's expectations of "what Steve Jurvetson's should blog be like and talk about".
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However, it was rediscovered by Dick Graves, in 1971, in the Assam state, India. darrelplant on Time for a Sales Tax? A real democrat on Time for a Sales Tax? BlueOregon is a place for progressive Oregonians to gather 'round the water cooler and share news, commentary, and gossip.

A full-grown pygmy hippopotamus weighs only about 400 pounds, one tenth the weight of the average adult (river) hippopotamus (Hippopotamus amphibius). The peccaries are mammals of the family Tayassuidae, members of the Artiodactyls (even-toed ungulants). Please note that your photo-blogs are aesthetically-pleasing and thought-provoking as well. For me, the mental hurdle for a daily photo post is so much lower than text. 0 Hyper Aggregated Portal ! Steve J, why no post for last 3 months.