I met Paul on the Upper West Side during one of our Work from Home meetings. What stood out about Paul was that he fit right in, as if we all had been pals for a very long time. He asks lots of the right questions and he’s in telecommunications via the Cable industry, both of which I’m a huge fan.
He seemed to be a great person to talk a bit more about the Upper West Side.
You can find Paul at his website and on Twitter (@psolly0108).
Ever looked at a website and thought “Gee, I’d like to have my own spot on the web. I wish I knew how to get it all up and running.”?
Today is your lucky day!
I’ve outlined five pieces you’ll need to get started. The do-it-yourself cost is $87. For 12 months.
I’m including some example companies you can use to get up and running. You might be able to get better rates and you might not need all these pieces, but I figured it’s a good place to start.
I picked up a few bottles of whisky / whiskey while traveling at the end of last year. I kept a few and gave a few to some pals.
After poking around for some recipes, then running my own trial-and-error sessions, I think I came up with a good mix for a solid Whiskey Sour.
(As far as tastes go, I like sour and I like whiskey. Just a warning.)
What you’ll need:
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I met Adrian on the Upper West Side at our first Work from Home meeting. I had been to Sydney a few times and London once (and was going shortly after we met), and it was great to hear some ‘local’ stories. Adrian has an entrepreneurial spirit along with one quality that ranks high above most anything else: He’s a fan of Liverpool Football Club.
After living in other cultural and cosmopolitan cities, I thought it’d be fun to find out a bit more.
You can find Adrian on Twitter (@astraiton).
There’s MG Siegler’s discussion about disabling comments on his site.
Then there’s MacStories’ piece on shutting down comments on their site.
There’s a local news blog that doesn’t have its comments turned on, either.
Oh, then I’ve seen more and more of these: