Comments for s13log http://s13log.com Lifelong learning while having fun Fri, 15 Jul 2011 20:36:11 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 Comment on AJATT philosophy in a nutshell by badmintonschläger http://s13log.com/2009/06/11/ajatt-philosophy-in-the-nutshell/comment-page-1/#comment-299 badmintonschläger Fri, 15 Jul 2011 20:36:11 +0000 http://s13log.com/?p=15#comment-299 You made some respectable factors there. I appeared on the web for the problem and located most individuals will go together with together with your website. You made some respectable factors there. I appeared on the web for the problem and located most individuals will go together with together with your website.

]]> Comment on My way of Remembering the Kanji – The Method by Leslie http://s13log.com/2010/01/28/my-way-of-remembering-the-kanji-%e2%80%93-the-method/comment-page-1/#comment-148 Leslie Mon, 08 Nov 2010 00:18:03 +0000 http://s13log.com/?p=62#comment-148 Thanks for posting this! I've begun my own kanji journey and the indepth directions will help me loads =) Thanks for posting this! I’ve begun my own kanji journey and the indepth directions will help me loads =)

]]> Comment on Pet care costs by Mike http://s13log.com/2010/07/20/pet-care-costs/comment-page-1/#comment-147 Mike Mon, 13 Sep 2010 20:35:25 +0000 http://s13log.com/?p=110#comment-147 Veterinary care for a dog is a must. It helps stop potentially hazardous diseases that will detract from its quality of life. I think animals generally live longer in human care is because they have veterinary care. Most of the time it is go once get a bunch of shots and be done. However like health care for a child there are regular check-ups and emergency visits that any family member should receive. I will draw the line at something like cancer that will most likely kill the dog no matter what. Why put him/her through the agony of todays "modern" cancer care, when putting them to sleep is far more humane. The real question is, would you put your child through that kind of agony just to carry on your "legacy"? If so, it seems like you would be treating your dog better than your child. Watching a dog grow and become part of the family is an amazing experience. Dogs usually find their own jobs to do around the house, and if it a good dog it is usually the role of protector. I couldn't imagine living life with a good dog by my side. I think you thought of the right question to ask when considering dog ownership, I think the price of owning a dog is a small price to pay. Just remember, get a big dog! GSD for life! :D Mike Veterinary care for a dog is a must. It helps stop potentially hazardous diseases that will detract from its quality of life. I think animals generally live longer in human care is because they have veterinary care. Most of the time it is go once get a bunch of shots and be done. However like health care for a child there are regular check-ups and emergency visits that any family member should receive.

I will draw the line at something like cancer that will most likely kill the dog no matter what. Why put him/her through the agony of todays “modern” cancer care, when putting them to sleep is far more humane.

The real question is, would you put your child through that kind of agony just to carry on your “legacy”? If so, it seems like you would be treating your dog better than your child.

Watching a dog grow and become part of the family is an amazing experience. Dogs usually find their own jobs to do around the house, and if it a good dog it is usually the role of protector. I couldn’t imagine living life with a good dog by my side.

I think you thought of the right question to ask when considering dog ownership, I think the price of owning a dog is a small price to pay.

Just remember, get a big dog! GSD for life! :D

Mike

]]> Comment on My way of Remembering the Kanji – The Method by Verdana http://s13log.com/2010/01/28/my-way-of-remembering-the-kanji-%e2%80%93-the-method/comment-page-1/#comment-143 Verdana Mon, 17 May 2010 18:20:41 +0000 http://s13log.com/?p=62#comment-143 Yes, there are better ways of doing this. Unfortunately, these ways were made possible quite a bit after I started my deck. Now that I'm so close to finishing, it seems less work to continue what I'm doing than to start over with a better system. I like your ideas though and I would recommend them to anyone who is just starting out on this wonderful RTK journey. :) Yes, there are better ways of doing this. Unfortunately, these ways were made possible quite a bit after I started my deck. Now that I’m so close to finishing, it seems less work to continue what I’m doing than to start over with a better system. I like your ideas though and I would recommend them to anyone who is just starting out on this wonderful RTK journey. :)

]]> Comment on My way of Remembering the Kanji – The Method by Eldon http://s13log.com/2010/01/28/my-way-of-remembering-the-kanji-%e2%80%93-the-method/comment-page-1/#comment-131 Eldon Sun, 28 Feb 2010 11:09:33 +0000 http://s13log.com/?p=62#comment-131 "It has pretty cool forums which will be a great time leech if you ever venture that way." It's so true! By the way, on the last little bit there - you know you can create extra fields, right? I have an extra field for stories for which the text colour is the same as the background by default (you can change individual fields in the Fonts and Colours box). Might save a little time, if nothing else ;) Also, as a more general point - wouldn't it make more sense timewise to just use the pre-built Heisig deck and unsuspend cards as you get to them? It takes long enough to learn the Kanji in the first place without the extra steps of copy-pasting everything. Just my two cents ;) “It has pretty cool forums which will be a great time leech if you ever venture that way.” It’s so true!

By the way, on the last little bit there – you know you can create extra fields, right? I have an extra field for stories for which the text colour is the same as the background by default (you can change individual fields in the Fonts and Colours box). Might save a little time, if nothing else ;)

Also, as a more general point – wouldn’t it make more sense timewise to just use the pre-built Heisig deck and unsuspend cards as you get to them? It takes long enough to learn the Kanji in the first place without the extra steps of copy-pasting everything. Just my two cents ;)

]]> Comment on My way of Remembering the Kanji – The Tools by s13log » My way of Remembering the Kanji – The Method http://s13log.com/2010/01/14/my-way-of-remembering-the-kanji-the-tools/comment-page-1/#comment-85 s13log » My way of Remembering the Kanji – The Method Thu, 28 Jan 2010 05:40:24 +0000 http://s13log.com/?p=48#comment-85 [...] my last post, I listed the tools that I use for studying the kanji the Heisig way. Now, I will explain the [...] [...] my last post, I listed the tools that I use for studying the kanji the Heisig way. Now, I will explain the [...]

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