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Always an optimist
It hit -15C (or about 5F) last night here in Toronto. We've got a neighborhood rink -- volunteer run -- and I'm on the flooding committee. I was out yesterday working on it, and…
A borrowed design
If you look at the Weblog for a fellow named Phil Ringalda, you'll notice it looks suspiciously like this site. That's because while surfing this morning, I came across his…
My first 100% spam-free day!
Manage spam by doing it at the DNS, like EasyDNS does..... This morning was a revelation -- I retrieved my e-mail at 5:30am, as I do most mornings. Of the 95 messages waiting (all…
Why is this man smiling?
Not a word of a lie -- this picture appeared in an AP news article about SPAM -- the Governor is smiling while he browses the spam is his mailbox.....is he looking at the porn…
"There's nothing like a business scandal to show Americans the error of their ways."
"For the last several years, we've obsessed about the rich, worshiped the corporate wheeler-dealers and worked overtime to accumulate the latest toys. Yes, we've been indulgent…
Online advertising bozo strategy award of the week!
How can you market an Internet service that includes "anti-spam features to keep unwanted e-mail out," and then have that very ad generate an annoying pop-up? That's what you'll…
Your weblog is a synaptic symphony!"
Gee .... some great feedback from a fellow who runs SynapShots - Citings for Knowledge Workers. A great weblog and a good place to hang out -- I'm adding it to my list. [ link ]
The passage of time
Fascinating pictures of the passage of time in a family. [ link ]
Switch!
This guy goes too far... Every day, I surf a bunch of weblogs to see what's going on -- and one known as Boing-Boing is on the list. They just put up a story with a link to a…
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