December 04, 2004

Seth Godin's eBook, Bootstrapper's Bible, is available free at Chris Busch's blog

It's an inspirational read.

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Flickr's most interestng discussion forum: it's all image, no words

People post pictures to "talk" about topics.

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Beer Pitcher Fullness Monitor

College students solve a college problem

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December 03, 2004

The Week's Briefing: All About Canada

A pollyanish, but sweet, overview of Canada and whether Americans should move here.

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25 irredemably bad sweaters

No single one of them is worth sheering a sheep for

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Terra Nova's Photo Gallery from upcoming World of Warcraft

Very lovely. I'll buy it.

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MSN Money - 29 things that used to be free

A nice, but not exhaustive, list

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Sony threatens Kottke over audio of Ken Jennings' loss

The very best way to get traffic to your blog is to have a big corporation make you remove something from it. Sony now finds itself being nibbled by thousands and thousands of ducks.

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December 02, 2004

candygenius presents The Periodic Table of Candy

Tooth ache city!

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December 01, 2004

Equifax offers a fun bubble popping game that leads to a credit report discount

Who says privacy-invading mega financial corps can't have fun

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Moving To Canada, eh ? :: Main Page

Hastily put together, this could become a good resource.

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Anecdotage is a neat site full of random anecdotes

I found it when I looked up my Brad Pitt anecdote.

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November 30, 2004

So You Want to Be a Consultant - Computerworld

This guy has lots of advice, even though he only did it for 9 months

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