but you can always bookmark

Below is a long blog post about 100 of the best websites for learning Chinese. I know it’s too much, but you can always bookmark this page to come back and check out when needed! When we first started studying Mandarin together in May of last year (2009), my wife was already very familiar with some aspects of the language because she had worked as an English teacher here in Taiwan before marrying me. She was also quite proficient at reading Chinese characters due to her education background being primarily focused on that subject while living there over two years ago. However after just one semester or so into our studies everything changed drastically; from having no knowledge whatsoever regarding grammar rules and sentence structure/syntax all throughout elementary school through high school until finally arriving home from college where suddenly now nothing made sense anymore either since everything seemed completely different than expected based upon previous experiences thus resulting into frustration every time something new came up which could potentially cause confusion among others around them who weren’t aware enough yet themselves. The good news though? This isn’t necessarily bad thing if viewed correctly since without going through these challenges then how else would anyone ever learn anything truly valuable within their own life anyway? In other words “it takes painful growth periods like those experienced during childhood & adolescence” according to author Albert Einstein himself said once."…and so do great men!" So keep moving forward towards your goals even thought they may seem difficult right now because success doesn’t happen by itself..you have gotta put forth effort everyday until eventually things start working out well again later down road ahead - remember don’t give up hope folks!! We love u guys :) xoxo ~Kelly R. I have been teaching myself mandarin chinese using the textbooks available online, but i find it hard to get the hang of tones especially because sometimes when i try listening to recordings of native speakers doing similar exercises such as practicing pronunciation etc., often times i cannot understand exactly what word(s) were used properly unless someone explains each syllable individually afterwards via video tutorial explaining why certain sounds occurred differently compared against another example given earlier on same topic area prior without any specific instructions provided initially beforehand leading into eventual misunderstanding overall outcome resultantly becoming confusing instead clear cut distinction between correct choice versus wrong answer selection option respectively making matters worse rather easier simpler solution faster quicker way possible methodology approach style manner technique process flowchart diagram chart table graph formula equation rule regulation guideline instruction manual handbook guide reference guidebook library research project paper thesis dissertations essays term papers journal articles books magazine articles newspaper clippings reports whitepapers case studies analyses assessments examinations tests quizzes surveys polls questionnaires focus groups interviews reviews evaluations critiques discussions debates negotiations bargaining sessions contract agreements treaties alli Below is a long blog post about 2013, and the year ahead. This was written as an email to friends on December 29th but I thought it might be interesting for others too… I feel very lucky that I had such an amazing opportunity this past year: in February of last year I left my job at Microsoft and moved overseas (to London) with the aim of working remotely from abroad while also building something new outside of work hours - so far I’ve managed to have two successful launches! It feels like both my day-job and passion projects are doing well which makes me incredibly happy :) The only downside has been missing out on lots of good events here locally because they’re always during office hours or after dark when flying home. My friend Tom said recently “the thing you miss most will probably be your favourite part.” And he’s right; getting back into public speaking again, meeting great people every week & going out dancing late nights are all things I really enjoy & miss. So I hope there’ll still be plenty more opportunities coming up to get involved in these areas. To start off: I want to say thankyou to everyone who supported our first two products: Tweetbot for iPad (@tapbots/twitter.com), and Pastebot (pastebotapp.com). Both were launched within weeks of each other early last year and have since grown steadily through word of mouth referrals, organic downloads via app stores and featured articles online. We got some fantastic press mentions including Apple naming them ‘Apple Editors Choice Apps,’ and being included alongside apps by Facebook, Twitter & Instagram etc in their respective feature lists. They have also received great user feedback, and we continue to receive emails almost daily asking how best to support us financially. It should come as no surprise that our biggest success story is undoubtedly @Tapbots, the company name behind Tweetbot and now Pastebot. Aside from making money, what started as one person trying to make enough cash to pay rent quickly became something much bigger than anyone could ever imagine. Now just under three years old, @tapbots continues to grow in popularity, and is currently the top grossing tweet client among paid iPhone applications. For those unfamiliar, tapbots is the name used by developers Paul Haddad (@paulhaddad) and Mark Jardine (@jardie) – we operate solely using remote workers spread across different time zones, and are based between San Francisco and Seattle USA. Our business model has proven to work extremely well despite having no marketing budget compared to many competitors, and relying mostly on word of mouth. Our community manager Dan Counsell (dan@dansays.net) does everything possible to engage users and keep the conversation flow Below is a long blog post about 1970s punk rock. I wrote it for an assignment in my Writing About Music class at NYU’s Gallatin School of Individualized Study last semester, but the topic really interested me so here goes: On November 3rd, 2005, The Clash played their final show onstage together as a band after nearly twenty years and four albums; the performance was held at Brixton Academy, where they had once begun playing shows to no more than fifty people back when many thought that bands like them were nothing but a passing fad (“The Clash”). It would be another two weeks before Mick Jones quit the group entirely, leaving Joe Strummer as the only member from the original lineup still performing with Paul Simonon and Topper Headon under his leadership. 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This year marks the tenth anniversary of their split-up; ten years ago yesterday, October 26th, 1995, The Sex Pistols also officially broke up, ending what had been one of the most influential groups ever formed during the 1970s Punk Rock Revolution. In fact, The Clash is probably best remembered today by fans who weren’t even alive then simply due to Johnny Rotten and Co.’s influence upon the members themselves – without Sid Vicious, The Clash might never have existed. They may not be household names now, but they certainly will be forevermore thanks largely to this association. And while history has proven that the music scene can sometimes move swiftly past its pioneers — look how quickly grunge became irrelevant within five short years!—there are always exceptions. Most recently examples include Nirvana and Oasis respectively. Groups such as these remain important cultural touchstones decades or centuries down the road regardless of whether they endure commercially speaking; indeed, they often don’t, although occasionally those artists manage both success AND longevity simultaneously (Beyonce/Coldplay come immediately to mind.) But if you ask any fan why certain songs have become standards over others throughout time–the ones whose melodies stick around our heads despite our forgetting all else–you get answers involving powerful lyrics combined with memorable riffs delivered expertly via live performances alone; thus making sense given human nature itself, whereby emotional connections tend toward personal experiences rather than abstract ideas (unless said concepts relate directly through commonality), yet another reason why these types of artists continue living off whatever legacy left behind until something better comes along…something bigger perhaps? Something badder?? As much fun as Below is a long blog post about 3D printing, the 6th edition of our book and my new role as chief executive officer at Nano Dimension. The worldwide market for additive manufacturing (AM) has grown by nearly 20 percent in each year since 1984 to reach $7 billion last year according to SmarTech Markets Research; it should be worth more than $55 billion by 2020 with annual growth rates exceeding double digits through that time. Although AM technologies are used extensively today across many industries—from automotive parts like pistons or brake calipers to consumer products such as iPhone cases or prosthetic limbs —the most common form still remains 3D printers designed primarily for prototyping plastic objects rather than producing finished goods. This will soon change because there’s now an explosion of high-end digital manufacturers entering this space who can produce metal components at low cost thanks largely due increasingly affordable desktop machines capable of making durable materials like aluminum alloys steel titanium ceramics glass etc., all without sacrificing quality speed efficiency accuracy repeatability reliability sustainability scalability safety security environmental friendliness customizability etc… In other words: We have seen major advances over recent years which make these devices better suited not just for rapid product development but also full scale production – so expect even bigger things ahead! Therefore we must take advantage while we wait patiently until then–and I truly believe they do come eventually.. This week marked another milestone on the road towards greater adoption of Additive Manufacturing within our industry. The launch event held by HP Inc was successful beyond measure, generating huge buzz around its newly unveiled Production System 4Jet Fusion technology and bringing together key players from both sides of global supply chain management (GCM). The presentation made clear how powerful this innovative solution could become when combined with existing infrastructure already established throughout businesses everywhere — giving them accessibility anywhere anytime instantly regardless where physical location might lie between us & suppliers/manufacturer partnerships otherwise would require significant investments into additional equipment facilities personnel training processes procedures standards etcetera before getting started properly speaking . It was definitely refreshing news especially given current climate surrounding “slow” economic recovery efforts across multiple sectors including healthcare logistics retail energy transportation education government defense finance etc.; however despite all positive aspects discussed during opening remarks some areas did seem lackluster compared others mentioned earlier during introduction process leading up until end result appeared satisfactory overall though not ideal either way unfortunately enough causing disappointment among audience members present alongside myself included personally feel somewhat let down afterwards saddened slightly upsettingly really too bad honestly speaking truthfully felt very strongly indeed highly recommend avoiding similar experiences moving forward if possible thank Below is a long blog post about 1920s fashion, but don’t let that put you off – it really is fascinating! I was particularly struck by the paragraph on page two (bottom) where it says how young some of these women were. We might think that they were rather old to be wearing such dainty frocks and playing with dolls at this age, but in fact most of them would have been only fourteen or fifteen years old when their photographs were taken – certainly younger than many girls are today who choose not to wear makeup until later in life because of school rules or other restrictions! One reason for this is that during World War II there weren’t enough clothes available so people had no choice but to use what little clothing materials they could find around them – whether those items belonged primarily towards childrenswear due largely owing thanks again mainly thanks mostly likely partly also possibly among others et cetera etc.. The 1920s saw an explosion of fashionable styles as new technology allowed fabrics like rayon and nylon to become widely used. The flapper look was popularized by Hollywood actresses, including Clara Bow, Louise Brooks, Thelma Todd, Colleen Moore, Polly Moran, Evelyn Brent , Dorothy Mackaill , Helen Twelvetrees , Marguerite Clark . These stars helped create trends which spread across America through magazines such as Vogue magazine from Harper & Brothers Publishers Incorporated; Life Magazine published weekly issues between January 7th 1935-December 14th 1936 under its own name before becoming known simply “LIFE” starting March 8th 1937 up till August 1st 1942 after which point publication resumed once more using said original title while additionally changing hands ownership rights back over onto previous owner Hearst Corporation beginning February 15th 1943 right up until July 2nd 2015 current day date here now today actually present moment precisely currently happening real time live streamed online broadcasted webcasted broadcast via satellite radio show hosted by famous musician singer actor writer producer director filmmaker comic artist graphic designer animator illustrator artwork painter sculptor ceramist potter carpenter craftsperson architect engineer inventor scientist mathematician philosopher logician linguist sociologist psychologist anthropologist biographer historian geography expert archeologist astronomy astrophysicist cosmology quantum physics string theory relativity general relativity special relativity grand unified field theory big bang expansion accelerations rates speed velocities distance travel times light years decades centuries millennia eons ages epochs eras periods cycles phases planets moons meteors asteroids meteorites cosmic dust