Posts Tagged ‘Honesty’
Monday, October 12th, 2009
This won’t come as news to most of you: Last week the FTC released its new disclosure guidelines for bloggers. I don’t have a vested interest in this as I don’t make money from blogging. And I do believe there should be disclosure and honesty for anyone who writes a review for a product, including affiliate marketers, paid tweeters, and bloggers. This isn’t news to you, either as I’ve blogged about this before. But what is of interest is what other non-paid bloggers are saying about the guid
Tags: Affiliate Marketers, Blogging, Disclosure Guidelines, Ftc Guidelines, Honesty, Money, T News, Vested Interest
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Sunday, September 20th, 2009
We were driving almost haphazardly through Northern New England, and you might have spotted us anywhere from the Maine coast to the mountains in Vermont. We stopped at this Saturday market, which I suspect is one of many similar farmer’s markets in large towns all throughout Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine. It was relatively small, with just 15-20 vendors, but the items on offer were wonderful. There was a real honesty to the market, as most of the vendors were the farmers themselves, or the
Tags: Farmer Market, Farmer S Market, Farmer S Markets, Farmers, Honesty, Maine Coast, Mountains, New England, New Hampshire, Northern New England, Saturday Market, Vermont
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Monday, September 14th, 2009
One of my favorite recipes for a busy weeknight is one for green chilaquiles that we lovingly call “green stuff” or “chicken crack” (no relation to the infamous crack wrap). It’s called “green stuff” because well, it’s green. It’s called “chicken crack” because, in all honesty, its just that good. I know I could eat a whole pan of it. BUT because of how light the recipe is, it’s quite realistic to have half a pan. And now, time for Spanish Mini-Lesson #3! Chilaquiles
Tags: Chilaquiles, Crack, Favorite Recipes, Green Stuff, Honesty, Lesson 3, Mini Lesson, S Green, Weeknight
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Tuesday, August 25th, 2009
Sites that I found interesting for August 24th 2009 through August 25th 2009: How To: Run an ‘Honesty Trace’ to Counter Roadside Bombs – Changing up routes is standard in military operations, but creating “honesty traces” (a term borrowed from the British in Northern Ireland, who did the same thing with tracing paper) can help troops avoid falling into unexpected — and potentially deadly — patterns. via @MitchWagner on Twitter. Supercook: recipe search by ingredients you have at home
Tags: Bookmarks, Honesty, Military Operations, Northern Ireland, Recipe Search, Roadside Bombs, Tracing Paper
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Friday, July 31st, 2009
maryrambin : Today I’m attending “A Day In Absolut World” - two panel discussions on branding and journalism. With all of the controversy surrounding integration, honesty, and disclosure, I’m curious to hear their perspectives. A few people are enjoying bloody mary’s, but I’m sticking to my green juice for now. Hands down, jealous. I would love to go to event like this but I’m afraid I would never be asked to attend again. Perhaps you should add some vodka to your green juice (I dont even k
Tags: Absolut, Bloody Mary, Controversy, Disclosure, Honesty, Journalism, Love, Panel Discussions, People, Perspectives, Vodka
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