Happy New Year For 2012 and Looking Back at 2011

It’s that season again, when individuals indicate on what they have done, what they have experienced, and what they visualize their upcoming unfolding throughout the next season.  Last season I defined my gratitude for the uptick in web visitors to both this site and my full price web page, magisterrex.com, as well as my gratitude for the partners and on the internet will be I designed throughout the season.  In some techniques, nothing has improved from 2011 to 2012: I still appreciate the development of both my site and web page, and also the development of new associates and new possibilities through my public networking initiatives, such as the creation of Google+. This is not to suggest that my direction through 2011 has been ornamented with increased flower petals softly placed before my nearing toes by Victoria’s Key designs.   

There were enough problems this season, such as the unusual banishment of my @magisterrex profile from Tweets, which started and finished with the same stage of obfuscation, to make sure that I look rear on the season with combined emotional baggage.   Yet, even that assisted add more audience to this site as I chronicled the activities that led to my reinstatement.  As they say, whatever does not eliminate you, creates you more powerful.

As for additionally occurred in the large community around me, there are so many other weblogs detail the best and most severe activities, the ups and downs of the season, and the like, that I do not have anything better (or at least, able to provide up anything fresh than what has already been presented).  So, for the advantage of myself next season, I’m going to dig into some statistics from both Re-cycled Ideas and magisterrex.com and consist of a few “most popular” details of which I anticipate only I will be considering examining (next year). 

I’ve experienced the luxurious of composing a few more content this year at Re-cycled Ideas From a Well-known Game lover, the best of which (in order of most visitors, and not such as content from 2010 and earlier) were: