"Blogging For Greenpeace's" last stand
It's almost 2 PM in the UK, which means that this is my final post of this year's Blogathon.
Thank you to the other members of the team, Sangroncito and Dear Kitty. I really don't think I could have managed a 24 hour shift on my own, and it was really hard going between about 1 and 3 this morning, so i'm eternally grateful to them for being a part of the team.
Thanks also, of course goes to Rianne, Rianne was a guest blogger, a Dutch Greenpeace activist who was posting from Hiroshima, and gave us some excellent commentary on the proceedings of the 60th anniversary of the dropping of an atomic bomb there.
Also, thank you to my blogging partner, from "A Logical Voice", DJEB who did post a few times when it was possible, and I know he probably would have done more if he could.
A big thank you to everyone, who throughout the 24 hour Blogathon dropped by to give support and encouragement, just seeing comments gave some encouragement in the early hours.
And a very special thank you, finally to all those who have pledged to sponsor the team, you are all wonderful people.
People can continue to register to sponsor us at the Blogathon website until the 9th August, so there is still some time for you to decide on whether you'd like to help Greenpeace, and, of course, how much you'd be willing to give.
Well, that's me, over and out. Blogathon 2005 at "Blogging For Greenpeace" is now officially over.
Thank you to the other members of the team, Sangroncito and Dear Kitty. I really don't think I could have managed a 24 hour shift on my own, and it was really hard going between about 1 and 3 this morning, so i'm eternally grateful to them for being a part of the team.
Thanks also, of course goes to Rianne, Rianne was a guest blogger, a Dutch Greenpeace activist who was posting from Hiroshima, and gave us some excellent commentary on the proceedings of the 60th anniversary of the dropping of an atomic bomb there.
Also, thank you to my blogging partner, from "A Logical Voice", DJEB who did post a few times when it was possible, and I know he probably would have done more if he could.
A big thank you to everyone, who throughout the 24 hour Blogathon dropped by to give support and encouragement, just seeing comments gave some encouragement in the early hours.
And a very special thank you, finally to all those who have pledged to sponsor the team, you are all wonderful people.
People can continue to register to sponsor us at the Blogathon website until the 9th August, so there is still some time for you to decide on whether you'd like to help Greenpeace, and, of course, how much you'd be willing to give.
Well, that's me, over and out. Blogathon 2005 at "Blogging For Greenpeace" is now officially over.
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posted by Truth Seeker at 1:59:00 pm
11 Comments:
Thank you, and all the best for you, and all participants. Maybe again at next year's Blogathon?
Sorry I missed all the action.
Good work guys.
Great work! I tried to get back into an internet cafe before the end of the 24 hrs for a last blog, but did not make it. Sorry I only contributed two messages. You guys did a great job!
It was groovy.
bravo =p
I learned a lot about Greenpeace and the environment!
Dear Kitty, thank you also. To be honest with you, I haven't even started thinking about next year yet, i'm still recovering :)
Thanks nomes and earth.
Rianne, no problem. We appreciated your contributions.
It certainly was djeb
Sangroncito, thanks again. I have to admit I leaned a lot myself.
Hello fellow fisherman,
Did you know that 16% of the U.S. population goes fishing at least 16 days a year?
Did you also know that over 75% of the nations fishermen do not fish during "prime time"; fish feeding hours?
Those precious few moments before twilight can be absolutely magical. Even up until 11pm at night, the largest predators of any species feed ravenously.
Don't believe me? Check out Daniel Eggertsen's story, and a picture of a couple of his catches here : "Evening Secrets plus more"
I want you to do me a favor and try it out so I can see what you think of it, and if it works for you as well as it did for me.
You will be one of the first to try it out.
Gone Fishin',
Neil
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Hi Blogger!
Great Blog you have here. Did you hear about clean energy? Is it solar energy, wind energy or nuclear energy?
I think (and hope) it is positive energy!
Signed, Albert
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