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Daily Archives: Wednesday, November 9, 2005
Death by metaphor
Death by metaphor: According to Editor & Publisher the Cleveland ‘Plain Dealer’ is “killing off” and “pulling the plug on” its Sunday Magazine. Why the killing and plug-pulling? Rising expenses and stagnating economy, according to the newspaper. The magazine was … Continue reading
Why God allowed Flash to be invented
Why God allowed Flash to be invented: I’ll leave it to the technolosophers (and people who, unlike me, actually care to debate this topic) to decide whether or not Flash-based applications are Web 2.0ish enough to gain admittance into the … Continue reading
Matt’s idea for finding new music
Matt’s idea for finding new music: Matt McAlister suggests a way he’d like for “letting obsessed music lovers create recommendations” for him: “Show me the Top 5 music freaks in my Top 5 favorite genres. Then give me the Top … Continue reading
Talking about the weather
Weather question: I have a question for those Nashville weather bloggers, or perhaps it’s one for those Nashville-based religious publishing bloggers. If it’s this hot in November, is it a sign of the Apocalypse? Related posts: Nashville weather blogging update … Continue reading
Hot cars
Hot cars: What are the most stolen cars in your state? In my state, it’s a 15-year-old Toyota Camry. (via: ResourceShelf.com) Related posts: rexblog nano The Tumblr-fication of Google Reader Magazines sell cars While I’m traveling, think of this as … Continue reading
