“The Social Ingredient” Blog began from the encouragement of my friends and colleagues because I love to share my excitement about food from local restaurants. The name of the blog came about because I enjoy socializing with family, friends and strangers. And I feel that “food” is the social ingredient that becomes the highlight of most gatherings. I am also new to blogging so I feel that this new form of expression will be good for me and serve as a different type of social outlet. I look forward to sharing and reading blogs of others in the food community and beyond.
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The Social Ingredient 
Hi ,
Your first post just appeared on Urbanspoon! Check it out:
http://www.urbanspoon.com/r/9/120035/restaurant/Westside/JCT-Kitchen-Atlanta
I encourage you to claim your blog, which allows you to add a picture and change some settings. The blog photo shows up next to your posts wherever they appear on Urbanspoon. Here’s how to claim:
– Make sure you’re logged into Urbanspoon
– Go to your blog page on our site: http://www.urbanspoon.com/br/9/10745/Atlanta/The-Social-Ingredient.html
– Click “Claim your blog” in the left sidebar
After you submit it, we may contact you to verify your claim. Check your spam email folder if your claim hasn’t gone through in a day or two. You’ll also find some interesting badges and widgets on your Urbanspoon blog page – look in the right sidebar.
If you have any questions, please contact me via email.
Thanks,
Greg
http://www.urbanspoon.com
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greg(at)urbanspoon(dot)com
Thanks! I just approved your blog claim. Now your Urbanspoon profile picture is displayed on your blog page. You can upload a blog-specific photo if you prefer, and can change a few other blog settings there. Also, if you vote for a restaurant that you’ve reviewed on your blog, we now show your vote next to your post everywhere on our site.
http://www.urbanspoon.com/br/9/10745/Atlanta/The-Social-Ingredient.html
Best,
Greg
http://www.urbanspoon.com
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greg(at)urbanspoon(dot)com