Paul Lesieur
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How Reliable are Online Reviews on Sites like Yelp and Angie’s List? :: Paul Lesieur
7January 8, 2013
... you cannot depend on Angie's List or Yelp to confirm you are hiring "the best" service. You should instead meet with the service provider and by using your instincts, make a decision and hope for the best. [...]
Oscar Awards for Remodeling :: Paul Lesieur
8October 5, 2010
Oscars for remodeling!
By Paul Lesieur
How about giving out Oscars for remodeling? We could have 4 categories. [ . . . ]
Building a Tree Fort :: Its the Heart of the Matter and the Soul of It All :: Paul Lesieur
4September 8, 2010
The world was my oyster.
Little did I care what people thought, busy as I was wandering over the soiled and urban backyards I called home. It was my time to begin what would be a lifetime of making things. A journey of thoughts put to hammer and nail. And an abstract eye was being developed that never saw an object alone, things made more as a piece to a puzzle that I could master.
Wood, nails, and a motley assortment of hammers, saws and pliers scrounged from the basement workshop of my father, and grandfather, gave me the instruments of destruction that I called my tools. [ . . . ]
Is There a Science to Remodeling? Paul Lesieur
8August 18, 2010
Science being quick to offer speculative theories has had no success explaining the relationship, if any, between The Plumbers Crack and the Mariana Trench. Both sizable fissures that have denied explorers for the last century. The Mariana Trench has recently been photographed and been found to contain undiscovered species of deep water fish; the Plumbers Crack however has not been proven to support life and further study is hampered by a lack of volunteers. Studies of the Plumbers Crack will continue when technology catches up to the demands of science and an unmanned vehicle can be employed for these explorations. [ . . . ]
Paul Lesieur :: Until We Built It . . . (Thats Moxie)
2June 8, 2010
Today its raining and gloomy but not sad, but since its poetry day here's what I did last night for my own blog, but I think it fits better here. [ . . . ]
