Comments for Lisa Sabin-Wilson

Comment on WordPress Developers Course: Multisite Workshop by Chris

Chris — Fri, 10 Feb 2012 08:00:32 +0000

Hi Lisa,
Will you be posting any part of the training that you are doing? By the way on one of my website I still use the allure theme.

Thanks for all you do…

Comment on Stop American Censorship by Chris

Chris — Fri, 10 Feb 2012 07:55:30 +0000

Hi there,
What is your ultimate goal in this effort? What do you hope to accomplish? Also What exactly don’t you like about the bill?

Thanks for the info and keep doing what you do…..

Comment on To Catch A Mouse by Amy

Amy — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 15:59:48 +0000

Thanks for the bacon and hot glue suggestions, folks! They’ve been getting better at eating the peanut butter out of the traps.

Having trouble with mice in our 150-year old house. Lots of places for them to get in–I try to seal up the holes but there must be plenty of them. Ai-ya, the poop!! Surprised my dreams aren’t littered with mouse turds. I’ve moved the food into the higher kitchen cabinets, but they keep surprising me with what they can get into and what they consider food (birthday candles!). I found a little pile of shredded paper under the living room sofa–they had eaten most of a catalog that was printed on organically-produced paper with soy-based ink. Yum!

I draw the line at glue traps on account of not wishing them a slow, agonizing death, but I’ve caught plenty in the conventional traps. At least with the spring-loaded traps they are likely to die quickly.

The more poop I have to clean up, the less hesitant I am about killing the little beasties. Once I spotted movement in a trash bag and proceeded to stomp vigorously on the bag. Only managed to injure the mouse, which scurried away on its three good legs. Caught that one in a trap later. Another time I spotted one under the microwave and sprayed it with Lysol (there was a can within arm’s reach). It leapt out in a panic and proceeded to drown itself in the sink. Oh dear. I may have blinded the poor thing.

Though when I found one in an empty soda bottle, I took it to the edge of the backyard and let it go. My husband later opined that I should have drowned it, or replaced the cap and let it suffocate, but I’d looked into its beady-yet-cute little eyes and lost my nerve.

Comment on Stop American Censorship by Tom

Tom — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 20:00:33 +0000

In Poland, we started to fight hard against censorship, a lot of people are demonstrating on the streets

Comment on Yoga talked me off the ledge by Scott

Scott — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 22:46:24 +0000

Thanks so much for sharing this….I wish that more people would read this and understand it. I have found that my bodybuilding training is what keeps me inline and really keeps the stress down. Not only is it good for my health but also for my self confidence…then your stress goes down since you feel better about yourself.

Great writing here!!!

Loving the WP theme!

Have a great day!!
Scott

Comment on Full Moon Madness. Seriously. by Tiffany Green

Tiffany Green — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 23:24:21 +0000

The ionosphere is the outer most layer of the earth’s atmosphere, it’s stretched during times of a full moon by the moon and the sun like a gravitational pull between the two. It rings at the same frequency of the “alpha” wave which is a frequency wave of our brains. The pull pushes the ringing (wave vibration patterns) into the rest of the atmosphere between the ionosphere and the earth’s surface causing us to “hear” the ringing that sort of syncs up with our brains thus causing changes in mood and/or personality in some people; also possibly an excuse of coincidental migraines at this cycle every month. The effect this has on different people can range anywhere from none to immediately noticeable symptoms such as irritability, moodiness, anger or just becoming hyper. Some people even develop a change in speech.
In more generality, everything in existence e.g. earth’s rotation, seasons, human body etc., all run on a pattern or rhythm and when this rhythm is disrupted or changed then so are we. This is why people are attracted to things like music as it is based on a rhythm just as well as our hearts beat on one.

Comment on WordPress Developers Course: Multisite Workshop by Iman

Iman — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 10:44:13 +0000

When will the same seminar about WordPress Developers Course held again?

Comment on WordPress 3.1 Post Formats Reference by Exclude Non-Standard Post Formats from the WordPress Post Count « Your Blog

Exclude Non-Standard Post Formats from the WordPress Post Count « Your Blog — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 03:25:47 +0000

[...] I turn to Lisa Sabin-Wilson’s reference on post formats (fantastic resource, by the way). It uses the “has_post_format” tag to check for specific [...]

Comment on Layla, R.I.P. by Jordan

Jordan — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 02:56:20 +0000

Im in 7th grade and i get my baby next week on the 3rd, Its # 4 white female, cant wait!!

Comment on Yoga talked me off the ledge by Carolina

Carolina — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 02:55:12 +0000

I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE your new YOGA space. I practice yoga daily (most days ) and I have a room exactly as you had…the storage room. I am SUPER inspired by your HUGE accomplishment to not only clean it out…but to make it SOOOOO beautiful!!!

2011 was also a very difficult year for me too…but 2012….is of to an AWESOME start!! I am starting my yoga teacher training in 2 weeks and I can’t wait. It is truly my passion and I look forward to sharing my peace with the world.

Many blessing to you and by the way…i found you because I am setting up my blog and I am reading the WordPress for dummies!!

Many thanks,

Carolina Meza