
I'm a Jordan Fanatic. I have the one, the two, and the Three. I recently bought the eight, the thirteen and the twenty two.Jordan nowadays hard to find. But once u have them, the fulfillment is just overflowing.You can't just buy them in Nike shop because they are old school. You should have the patience to find it. Some may find it weird that I'm talking about shoes. For me, its part of our grooming. Once u have them on, it feels like your wearing your plain white shirt and your baggy jeans, it doesn't matter lol. It's really cool once you see your idol rappers wearing the same shoes you have like Nelly, j.d, bow wow. and more. Just watch the music video of Nelly, J.D., and Ciara. Step on my J. ayt!! peace out.
People seem to either love or hate their cars; there is no in between. We spend a good part of each day either driving or being driven in cars, and that is no accident. Cars are everywhere and we seem to grow more attached to them each day. They provide mobility and a sense of independence for millions of people around the world.
Off-road driving can be an extremely fun and adventurous activity, though a little dangerous for the inexperienced. Here are some basic tips for the budding off-road enthusiast that can help you on the road towards becoming a more experienced driver.
Driving along on country roads is one of the most wonderful pastimes a person can undertake on a beautiful afternoon. Unfortunately, there are some dangers that are associated with driving on those country road, here are some tips to help you gain the experience you need to keep that drive a dream come true.
Wet roads provide can provide unique difficulties, and even more so for the new driver. Here are some tips that can help you when next you are faced with the task of driving on wet roads.
What is the fascination that we have with our cars? They affect us personally, socially, and bring back our feelings of youth.
Blogging is more about being open and being honest no matter what you write about, and writing passionately. If you do it right and help people, of course you will make them happy, and if you do it maliciously, well, then... If you write a positive review you will probably win some friends, and if you write a negative one, you are bound to get some hate mail, but all of this comes with the territory. If your intention is just to please people then not only are you compromising your integrity but you are setting yourself up for failure because you can't please everyone all the time.
So why do you blog and what do you think it's all about?
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First things first, where did the word blog come from?
The term blog actually came from the word weblog. It is a website where various entries are created and made similar to a diary ora journal, but they are displayed in a chronological yet reverse order. What blogs basically are is that they provide different commentaries online as well as news on particular topics. Thesecould include politics, food or any opinion voiced by the blogger in a fashion that is similar to a personal journal. An average blog contains a mixture of text, links to other website blogs or websites, images and other forms of media that could be related to the blog topic. Although most blogs are more text-heavy, others also offer photographs (also known as a photoblog), video log (or vlog) or audio. The word blog is also used as a verb which means to add or maintain content.
Believe it or not, blogs were first called chronicles, diaries and even perzines. There were even e-mail lists as well as BBS orbulletin board systems which are also considered as predecessors of the blog.
One of the early bloggers
A man named Brad Fitzpatrick was one of the early bloggers in the internet. However, these early bloggers never called themselves bloggers but journalists and diarists. Some even called themselves and even coined the term escribitionists. The precursor to the blog that most know now was updated frequently by Kibo. This early form of blog was a personally made website that expressed its views in a manner that is tongue-in-cheek. Early forms of weblog were actually just components that were updated manually. But when the tools that would facilitate the creation, maintenance of articles for the web became a lot more accessible to the larger population, this resulted in the mainstream utilization of blogs.
Where the term "blog" came from
"Weblog" was first coined by a man named Jorn Barger back in 1997. The word "blog' was then created by Peter Merholz who then separated the words "we" and "blog" on the sidebar of his own blog back in 1999. One of the sites that helped blogging become more popular was Xanga. Back in 1997, there were only 100 online diaries in its site. However, by the year 2005 there were more than fifty million blogs in Xanga..
Political blogs
It was in the year 2004 when blogs were used as a forum to voice out political opinion that political candidates used them as tools to reach out and be "near" to their constituents and even form opinions. This was shown when both the 2004 Republican and Democratic parties used blogs as a part of their arsenal.
Blog types
There exists a video log, a photoblog as well as a linklog (a blog that is composed primarily of links). There are also blogs written with the use of a cell phone or any other mobile device such as a PDA, these are called moblogs.
The blog entry anatomy
A blog basically consists of a title (usually the headline), a body (where the post's content is found), permalink (the URL of the full article), post date (the date as well as the time when the blog was posted). Other optional blog entries include the comments page, the categories (various subjects which a particular entry discuss), the trackback (the links to the sites that the entry refers to). All in all, blogging is one way to voice out comments as well as link up to other similarly themed blog sites or individuals.
