It's a smurfing great list!
posted at 2:50 pm on May. 31, 2005
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Good for him, though I have to say that sometimes you want to try several different strategies at once to see which one users like best.
posted at 1:49 am on May. 31, 2005
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Thanks for dropping by, all!
posted at 2:46 pm on May. 30, 2005
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The Tyee's one of my favorite online-only pubs.
posted at 2:37 pm on May. 30, 2005
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"Grind House," "Striptease" and "Punchline."
posted at 10:08 am on May. 30, 2005
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Quick number jolt: 240 dead contractors, 900+ wounded. They perform 30% of the military's Iraq functions. One agent can make up to $250,000 per year. Private military firms in 50 countries now rake in $100 billion a year.
posted at 2:25 am on May. 30, 2005
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Part of a wonderful series.
posted at 1:10 pm on May. 29, 2005
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Oh yeah, baby.
posted at 12:58 pm on May. 29, 2005
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Well done.
posted at 11:03 am on May. 28, 2005
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This guy's house has been beeping for a year. Theories abound.
posted at 7:36 pm on May. 27, 2005
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The answers to this and other questions, like is a child born outside the US to American parents legally eligible to become President, are found here.
posted at 5:29 pm on May. 22, 2005
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Just wondering.
posted at 12:27 am on May. 22, 2005
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Now, if y'all would like to prove to me that Audis are the better automobile, donations are being accepted here.
posted at 1:14 am on May. 17, 2005
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It's long, but great reading.
posted at 10:40 pm on May. 16, 2005
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You've got to love a sarcastic paramedic.
posted at 11:06 am on May. 16, 2005
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"People speak English just about everywhere - expect at the train station in Krakow."
posted at 10:37 am on May. 16, 2005
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BTW, Has anyone else noticed the New York Times has changed their page titles? It's a welcome improvement.
posted at 5:26 pm on May. 14, 2005
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It 's well thought and well written -- but premature. I think that blogging has not even begun to inflect. This is more like the stutters and pops you get when you're starting a motor.
posted at 12:38 pm on May. 14, 2005
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It's becoming popular as an apartment pet, according to the New York Times. In the whole article, though, there's no mention anywhere about the number of these animals in New York, America, the world, etc. make me wonder (Thanks J.D. !)
posted at 3:00 am on May. 13, 2005
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I really wonder how I'd react. Pretty well, I think -- not 'cause I have better instincts, but just because I've had a damn lot of training and experience in dangerous situations. Like polar bear attacks and earthquakes.
posted at 2:18 am on May. 13, 2005
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I actually have pictures of the line forming at Ziegfeld's on May 10, which I will eventually post to Flickr just after it's too late and nobody cares anymore.
posted at 2:03 am on May. 13, 2005
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Picture a single proton with as much energy as the equvalent mass of an average-sized bacterium at rest. (Thanks, holycola.net )
posted at 12:40 am on May. 13, 2005
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It's everythign a flash app should be: smooth, useful, with a good URL and does something that can't be done easily in straight HTML. Kudos, Toyota!
posted at 11:46 pm on May. 12, 2005
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It's a spoof -- for now.
posted at 10:42 pm on May. 12, 2005
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Go ahead, send me one -- it'll make you hip!
posted at 1:32 pm on May. 12, 2005
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"We decided to remove useful functionality from a working product because these days, frankly, Apple scares us." Or so they ought to have said. (Thanks, The Tao of Mac
posted at 4:53 pm on May. 11, 2005
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Does anyone actually READ these damn laws? I mean, it's not like it's THEIR JOB or anything. Sheesh.
posted at 4:20 pm on May. 11, 2005
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Another social software service merges -- this is how the Borg got its start, no?
posted at 2:05 pm on May. 11, 2005
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Second from the left looks like she just happened to be walking by. Is just a red cape even a costume?
posted at 11:51 am on May. 11, 2005
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I'm twice as buff. No, really, I could take him.
posted at 10:12 am on May. 11, 2005
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I will be using this for a client.
posted at 11:09 pm on May. 10, 2005
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Sometimes, you don't even KNOW you're in the program, that's how secret it is
posted at 5:38 pm on May. 10, 2005
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I like what a friend added: How an environmentalist wants it: (tree with nothing fun about it)
posted at 5:02 pm on May. 10, 2005
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I bet "QSR Online" will be seeing a rather huge traffic spike for this story. BTW, sorry, Canadians...
posted at 2:54 pm on May. 10, 2005
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From my perspective it got clearly worse from 2000 to 2004, with 2001 being slightly better, to the point where the daily drive was a crushing burden to some of my commuting friends.
posted at 1:08 am on May. 10, 2005
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You have to laugh, because it's otherwise so disturbing -- and perilously close to reality for any clutter-collecting person.
posted at 11:08 pm on May. 9, 2005
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From the articles: "Dick Dasen was a successful entrepreneur and investor, an observant Christian, and a generous supporter of local charities. The story of his secret life seemed too extreme to be true."
posted at 3:49 pm on May. 9, 2005
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But still loved her.
posted at 5:57 pm on May. 8, 2005
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They're not so interesting, I just like the name of the association.
posted at 4:58 pm on May. 8, 2005
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George Lucas Inc is going to death star this guy's ass, but it's a good read until it's gone.
posted at 4:58 pm on May. 8, 2005
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Yeah, ignore that last link -- this is the better way to do it.
posted at 12:27 pm on May. 7, 2005
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Why doesn't the eject key do this already? sigh.
posted at 12:23 pm on May. 7, 2005
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A small one -- about 550 tons, according to one random Web page.
posted at 11:11 pm on May. 5, 2005
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Hey, that's today! And I'm blogging, ergo, I must ALREADY have no pants on.
posted at 11:03 pm on May. 5, 2005
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And pray to God you never need to.
posted at 10:59 pm on May. 5, 2005
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And studios wonder why people "steal" MP3s
posted at 10:42 pm on May. 5, 2005
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That's my way of wishing it to you.
posted at 11:20 am on May. 5, 2005
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I was always bummed I couldn't properly entice him to write for Variety.
posted at 8:22 am on May. 5, 2005
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Or perhaps she's a spastic, dyslexic and perhaps moderately insane typer.
posted at 1:02 pm on May. 4, 2005
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Laurie Rosenwald spoke at GEL and showed this art she did -- I like it.
posted at 10:59 pm on May. 3, 2005
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Still, it's funny.
posted at 5:24 pm on May. 3, 2005
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Site probably has tons of popups, but the video's worth it -- who came up with this idea?
posted at 5:16 pm on May. 3, 2005
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I'm using this for a client.
posted at 10:41 am on May. 3, 2005
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Amazing, and free. Freely amazing.
posted at 9:09 pm on May. 2, 2005
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I knew a bunch of these, but was surprised by a few.
posted at 8:52 pm on May. 2, 2005
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“I swore with my hand on the Bible to uphold the Constitution. I didn’t swear with my hand on the Constitution to uphold the Bible.”
...who said it?
“Buy anything you want at the grocery store; cooking is always cheaper than eating out.”
...who said it?
“There are two things in this world that take no skill: 1. Spending other people’s money and 2. Dismissing an idea.”
...who said it?
“Violence is a choice a man makes and he alone is responsible for it.”
...who said it?
“Oh boy! Another great opportunity for personal growth!”
...who said it?
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