Comments on: The Butterfly Effect http://www.saltshaker.net/20060630/the-butterfly-effect Casting a little flavor (and a few aspersions) on the world of food, drink, and life Sat, 05 Jul 2008 15:32:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: The Cooking Adventures of Chef Paz » The Butterfly Effect meme http://www.saltshaker.net/20060630/the-butterfly-effect#comment-36941 The Cooking Adventures of Chef Paz » The Butterfly Effect meme Wed, 02 May 2007 09:27:02 +0000 http://www.saltshaker.net/20060630/the-butterfly-effect#comment-36941 [...] Pods Back in June (Oh, my goodness! Has it been that long!?) Dan from Saltshaker tagged me for The Butterfly Effect meme, which he’d created. Time flew by and for several different reasons, I never responded to the [...] [...] Pods Back in June (Oh, my goodness! Has it been that long!?) Dan from Saltshaker tagged me for The Butterfly Effect meme, which he’d created. Time flew by and for several different reasons, I never responded to the [...]

]]> By: TriniGourmet.com » Blog Archive » Six Moments That Changed My Foodie Life in 2006 http://www.saltshaker.net/20060630/the-butterfly-effect#comment-9138 TriniGourmet.com » Blog Archive » Six Moments That Changed My Foodie Life in 2006 Fri, 22 Dec 2006 04:02:51 +0000 http://www.saltshaker.net/20060630/the-butterfly-effect#comment-9138 [...] Based on the Butterfly Effect Meme I thought that it would be an interesting idea to share those Food Items/Events that changed my Foodie Life in 2006! Feel free to add to the discussion by sharing your own ‘foodie epiphanies’ Guidelines: My thought in this meme is food items or events that changed your foodie life. Not some “oh, it’s the first time I didn’t put jelly on a peanut butter sandwich and used bananas instead” sort of change, unless you truly feel that affected you profoundly. That’s the key - it affected you profoundly, in some manner. A moment you can look back at and say “that was a defining moment”. The questions are simple, the answers might be harder - an item, person, event, or place that had that effect on you, and why. They don’t have to be big splashy things - sometimes it’s something very small and simple that changes the way we view the world - the famed “butterfly effect” (and I’m not talking about the Aston Kutcher movie). So, to those who want to participate, copy this and pass it on (and, if you’re so inclined, do a trackback to the originating post). Here are your categories: [...] [...] Based on the Butterfly Effect Meme I thought that it would be an interesting idea to share those Food Items/Events that changed my Foodie Life in 2006! Feel free to add to the discussion by sharing your own ‘foodie epiphanies’ Guidelines: My thought in this meme is food items or events that changed your foodie life. Not some “oh, it’s the first time I didn’t put jelly on a peanut butter sandwich and used bananas instead” sort of change, unless you truly feel that affected you profoundly. That’s the key - it affected you profoundly, in some manner. A moment you can look back at and say “that was a defining moment”. The questions are simple, the answers might be harder - an item, person, event, or place that had that effect on you, and why. They don’t have to be big splashy things - sometimes it’s something very small and simple that changes the way we view the world - the famed “butterfly effect” (and I’m not talking about the Aston Kutcher movie). So, to those who want to participate, copy this and pass it on (and, if you’re so inclined, do a trackback to the originating post). Here are your categories: [...]

]]> By: ISKAndals.com » Paru-Parung Bukid http://www.saltshaker.net/20060630/the-butterfly-effect#comment-5865 ISKAndals.com » Paru-Parung Bukid Fri, 03 Nov 2006 03:54:06 +0000 http://www.saltshaker.net/20060630/the-butterfly-effect#comment-5865 [...] Erwin Ines, cooking and writing from Canada, has decided to jump into the ripples of the butterfly effect. Here is his own take aptly entitled Paru-parong Bukid, which literally translates to “farm butterfly.” The meme’s guidelines are here. [...] [...] Erwin Ines, cooking and writing from Canada, has decided to jump into the ripples of the butterfly effect. Here is his own take aptly entitled Paru-parong Bukid, which literally translates to “farm butterfly.” The meme’s guidelines are here. [...]

]]> By: ISKAndals.com » The Butterfly Effect http://www.saltshaker.net/20060630/the-butterfly-effect#comment-3790 ISKAndals.com » The Butterfly Effect Sun, 22 Oct 2006 13:31:15 +0000 http://www.saltshaker.net/20060630/the-butterfly-effect#comment-3790 [...] I could say I am back to foodblogging after a couple of busy months and now Mita the Unofficial Cook has tagged me for “The Butterfly Effect,” a meme created by Dan over at SaltShaker. It really is quite an interesting meme as it made me reflect on the important roles of certain items, events and people that has affected my foodie life. So here is how it goes … My thought in this meme is food items or events that changed your foodie life. Not some “oh, it’s the first time I didn’t put jelly on a peanut butter sandwich and used bananas instead” sort of change, unless you truly feel that affected you profoundly. That’s the key - it affected you profoundly, in some manner. A moment you can look back at and say “that was a defining moment”. The questions are simple, the answers might be harder - an item, person, event, or place that had that effect on you, and why. They don’t have to be big splashy things - sometimes it’s something very small and simple that changes the way we view the world - the famed “butterfly effect” (and I’m not talking about the Aston Kutcher movie). So, to those who want to participate, copy this and pass it on (and, if you’re so inclined, do a trackback to the originating post). Here are your categories: [...] [...] I could say I am back to foodblogging after a couple of busy months and now Mita the Unofficial Cook has tagged me for “The Butterfly Effect,” a meme created by Dan over at SaltShaker. It really is quite an interesting meme as it made me reflect on the important roles of certain items, events and people that has affected my foodie life. So here is how it goes … My thought in this meme is food items or events that changed your foodie life. Not some “oh, it’s the first time I didn’t put jelly on a peanut butter sandwich and used bananas instead” sort of change, unless you truly feel that affected you profoundly. That’s the key - it affected you profoundly, in some manner. A moment you can look back at and say “that was a defining moment”. The questions are simple, the answers might be harder - an item, person, event, or place that had that effect on you, and why. They don’t have to be big splashy things - sometimes it’s something very small and simple that changes the way we view the world - the famed “butterfly effect” (and I’m not talking about the Aston Kutcher movie). So, to those who want to participate, copy this and pass it on (and, if you’re so inclined, do a trackback to the originating post). Here are your categories: [...]

]]> By: blog from OUR kitchen » The Butterfly Effect (meme)... we adore good food http://www.saltshaker.net/20060630/the-butterfly-effect#comment-3134 blog from OUR kitchen » The Butterfly Effect (meme)... we adore good food Tue, 10 Oct 2006 15:18:09 +0000 http://www.saltshaker.net/20060630/the-butterfly-effect#comment-3134 [...] Saltshaker - Butterfly Effect Meme [...] [...] Saltshaker - Butterfly Effect Meme [...]

]]> By: SaltShaker » Blog Archive » Last Meal http://www.saltshaker.net/20060630/the-butterfly-effect#comment-1613 SaltShaker » Blog Archive » Last Meal Mon, 18 Sep 2006 14:50:46 +0000 http://www.saltshaker.net/20060630/the-butterfly-effect#comment-1613 [...] Not that I’m whining, but basically no one paid any attention to the meme I started when I tagged them, and it barely totters on despite that I think it was a good one. So I’m not going to tag anyone. Enough folk read my blog that I merely leave it up to them if they want to participate and tag back to either here or Melissa’s original post or both. [...] [...] Not that I’m whining, but basically no one paid any attention to the meme I started when I tagged them, and it barely totters on despite that I think it was a good one. So I’m not going to tag anyone. Enough folk read my blog that I merely leave it up to them if they want to participate and tag back to either here or Melissa’s original post or both. [...]

]]> By: SaltShaker » Blog Archive » The Butterfly Effect II http://www.saltshaker.net/20060630/the-butterfly-effect#comment-903 SaltShaker » Blog Archive » The Butterfly Effect II Sun, 30 Jul 2006 03:38:38 +0000 http://www.saltshaker.net/20060630/the-butterfly-effect#comment-903 [...] Buenos Aires - A month ago, I decided to launch a meme, a more or less internet chain letter that consists of a series of questions to be answered as the news ripples outward. I’m sure that I will lose track of where it goes, and probably already have, but thought I’d give a sense of where it’s gone that I know about: [...] [...] Buenos Aires - A month ago, I decided to launch a meme, a more or less internet chain letter that consists of a series of questions to be answered as the news ripples outward. I’m sure that I will lose track of where it goes, and probably already have, but thought I’d give a sense of where it’s gone that I know about: [...]

]]> By: Hedonia http://www.saltshaker.net/20060630/the-butterfly-effect#comment-844 Hedonia Wed, 19 Jul 2006 17:46:06 +0000 http://www.saltshaker.net/20060630/the-butterfly-effect#comment-844 <strong>The Butterfly Effect, part 1...</strong> I've been tagged by Ilva, she of the fabulous Lucullian Delights, on this intriguing meme. Ilva never fails to amaze me with her gorgeous photography and delicious recipes. Of course, I'm a staunch Italophile, and as she's based in Pistoia,... The Butterfly Effect, part 1…

I’ve been tagged by Ilva, she of the fabulous Lucullian Delights, on this intriguing meme. Ilva never fails to amaze me with her gorgeous photography and delicious recipes. Of course, I’m a staunch Italophile, and as she’s based in Pistoia,…

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