Interesting.
posted at 9:30 pm on May. 31, 2004
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Actually, I didn't read all the way to the end -- I chose to poke my own eyes out first
posted at 8:43 pm on May. 31, 2004
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It's me.
posted at 6:26 pm on May. 31, 2004
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I missed May 28, but maybe I'll see July 12
posted at 6:30 pm on May. 30, 2004
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$1200 from 1.4 millions friends -- not that great.
posted at 5:45 pm on May. 30, 2004
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Like a reporter, not like a blanket
posted at 3:49 pm on May. 30, 2004
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A useful geek joke
posted at 12:33 pm on May. 30, 2004
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Direct link to a video
posted at 12:26 pm on May. 30, 2004
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Let me know
posted at 3:29 am on May. 30, 2004
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It took me me just one click -- I clicked View-Source and hacked the source. 😊
posted at 3:21 am on May. 30, 2004
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I look forward to seeing his/her work on Canada Day (July 1)
posted at 3:01 am on May. 30, 2004
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Or you could pay $15,000 for Accenture to provide you the same information in a nice three-ring binder.
posted at 1:10 am on May. 30, 2004
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Who, What, When and Where
posted at 2:22 pm on May. 29, 2004
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It seems about split between Iraq and Jessica Simpson
posted at 2:19 pm on May. 28, 2004
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Thank god for college students, eh?
posted at 2:14 pm on May. 28, 2004
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And doesn't even ask for a piece of the IPO!
posted at 1:49 pm on May. 28, 2004
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I hate it when my own toys are smarter than me.
posted at 12:46 pm on May. 28, 2004
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Come on, traditional media, if you want to know why people are frustrated with you -- how hard is it to run these two photos? Compare some of the typical (and now hard to find) coverage this report received from media outlets .
posted at 12:40 pm on May. 28, 2004
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By someone who likes RSS, but is realistic about both media
posted at 12:32 pm on May. 28, 2004
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In Iraq without assignment, doing photography.
posted at 7:51 pm on May. 27, 2004
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It's so interesting to compare Iraq War I and Iraq War II
posted at 6:37 pm on May. 27, 2004
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"The software for utilizing your computer
projector for praise and worship" instead of for Godless blogging, I suppose
posted at 5:57 pm on May. 27, 2004
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Interesting.
posted at 3:50 pm on May. 27, 2004
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An old spinoff Web site from The Simpsons
posted at 1:25 pm on May. 27, 2004
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Makes me want to stop surfing and start snapping
posted at 12:30 pm on May. 27, 2004
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Because I was wondering what to invest in after nanotechnology flames out. Answer: picotechnology.
posted at 6:26 pm on May. 26, 2004
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Interesting.
posted at 4:14 pm on May. 26, 2004
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They're an obsession around this house.
posted at 2:24 am on May. 25, 2004
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Mom, please don't click on this link.
posted at 4:43 pm on May. 21, 2004
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Very funny speech.
posted at 1:11 pm on May. 20, 2004
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Just passing on the recommendation.
posted at 2:12 am on May. 20, 2004
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Are book burnings next?
posted at 2:01 am on May. 20, 2004
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Short story, well worth a read.
posted at 1:54 am on May. 20, 2004
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It's quite the picture, taken by an undertaker.
posted at 1:13 am on May. 20, 2004
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Interesting.
posted at 1:12 am on May. 20, 2004
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This link rated NC-17
posted at 3:51 pm on May. 19, 2004
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For Windows, unfortunately, because it really works well
posted at 3:48 pm on May. 19, 2004
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My favorite: "President Eats Turkey, Lays a Cornerstone"
posted at 2:28 pm on May. 19, 2004
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How well can you do on it?
posted at 2:25 pm on May. 19, 2004
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Of course, they weren't allowed to turn their laptops on "because they can interfere with the operation of the aircraft" -- but the wi-fi network was there, uh-huh.
posted at 2:21 pm on May. 19, 2004
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Mine is full of messages that say "Just call me!"
posted at 2:11 pm on May. 19, 2004
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A great article about LinkedIn.
posted at 2:10 pm on May. 19, 2004
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Clay Shirky writes about rationality and envy
posted at 11:44 pm on May. 18, 2004
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As fascinating a look at a place that's not your own block as you can possibly get
posted at 11:40 pm on May. 18, 2004
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You can't blog City Hall criticism, I guess
posted at 10:36 am on May. 16, 2004
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...Reed & Company model Web site has a very nice user interface (I only surf it for the UI, really!)
posted at 5:51 pm on May. 14, 2004
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I tried it and it didn't work. But it was tasty.
posted at 4:17 pm on May. 14, 2004
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She wrote "A Wrinkle in Time," which my Grade 4 class read out loud over several weeks.
posted at 9:28 pm on May. 13, 2004
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Some of you share my preoccupation, I know.
posted at 9:11 pm on May. 13, 2004
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What are the odds of there being TWO bombs on a plane? they argue. (good, funny discussion on Dave Barry's Blog )
posted at 9:04 pm on May. 13, 2004
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Nice that they plan ahead, though.
posted at 8:58 pm on May. 13, 2004
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It's, um, well, it's, "The Shining" in 30 seconds with bunnies. Like I said.
posted at 3:00 am on May. 13, 2004
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Fight "Friends" withdrawl by redoing your resume with *that* font
posted at 1:10 am on May. 13, 2004
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Don't confuse them with that company that launched girbils from a cannon.
posted at 4:30 pm on May. 12, 2004
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Handy? Yes. Free? Kinda.
posted at 12:30 pm on May. 12, 2004
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I am so embarrassed by this country. It's appalling.
posted at 1:11 am on May. 12, 2004
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Includes a reference to Vogon poetry: sweet!
posted at 12:51 am on May. 12, 2004
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An interesting followup article on an 11-student drug bust
posted at 11:55 pm on May. 11, 2004
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Dead.
posted at 3:05 am on May. 10, 2004
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Ghost Sites ruminates on Kosmo's enduring popularity
posted at 7:21 pm on May. 9, 2004
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But warns that it's still a "hands under the hood" new produt
posted at 6:56 pm on May. 9, 2004
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This interesting article could win an award for worst headline ever
posted at 5:22 pm on May. 9, 2004
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Like sugar for geek ants
posted at 11:02 pm on May. 1, 2004
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By tomorrow, I'm sure it will become a call for impeachment
posted at 10:44 pm on May. 1, 2004
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Too bad, because I stumbled upon it the day after it stopped.
posted at 10:26 pm on May. 1, 2004
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ps The solution is not more meetings
posted at 10:17 pm on May. 1, 2004
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From The New York Times: Drought Settles In, Lake Shrinks and West's Worries Grow
posted at 7:08 pm on May. 1, 2004
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My sister's going to be thrilled
posted at 2:09 pm on May. 1, 2004
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On the other hand, journalists are sometimes asked to sign things in their own blood by unhappy sources
posted at 1:59 pm on May. 1, 2004
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Also, government donuts and pizza are not nearly fatty enough, they say
posted at 1:44 pm on May. 1, 2004
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Lesson learned
posted at 1:37 pm on May. 1, 2004
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Namely, they admit to sitting around and drinking all day long.
posted at 1:30 pm on May. 1, 2004
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Possible, and I'm only speculating here, alcohol was involved
posted at 1:28 pm on May. 1, 2004
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Or will blogs rise up and destroy all other forms of communication, commerce and government?
posted at 12:25 pm on May. 1, 2004
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Possibly, if I had a Windows computer.
posted at 3:05 am on May. 1, 2004
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Now you do.
posted at 2:37 am on May. 1, 2004
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That's one way to get both men and women interested
posted at 2:24 am on May. 1, 2004
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