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March 31, 2005
The Wordpress linkfarm furor
“Matt’s actions are symptomatic of a far wider problem, and that’s that there are a huge number of very creative people out there who don’t know how to make money out of their ideas”
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“National Review Is Coming to Atlanta!”
Pay $500 to see Jonah Goldberg and Co.? Why? Do you at least get a surplus Pentagon hammer for that?
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March 27, 2005
Mark Cuban takes on the RIAA ... with his blog, and his big fat wallet
“It doesnt matter that the RIAA has been wrong about innovations and the perceived threat to their industry, EVERY SINGLE TIME. It just matters that they can spend more then everyone else on lawyers. Thats not the way it should be.”
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March 25, 2005
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March 24, 2005
Georgia Living Will
Click the link “Publications” in the left column for lots of resources,
including a PDF you can download and print. No lawyer required
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March 23, 2005
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Georgia Legislature Passes Critical Bill
They made sparklers legal in Georgia. It took them two attempts. Then they took a nap
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March 18, 2005
The Ice Wall Falls
I’ve been following this for the past two months, as they made an ice tower 152 feet tall (Alaska winters are cold and boring). It finally fell
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‘Chaos’ reigned outside the courthouse, Suspect hopped train as officers swarm
“MARTA police said about half of the 15 officers he had downtown went to the courthouse at the request of the Fulton County Sheriff’s Department” ... while Nichols hopped a getaway train
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March 17, 2005
Police: Nichols took 5 cars in 15 minutes
First he headed towards the Five Points MARTA station, but when cops showed up at the first parking deck, he reversed back towards the Georgia Dome MARTA station
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March 16, 2005
“Choosing Our Customers”
They make primo burgers, and give great attitude: “If you want the wait staff to babysit your kid while you suck down a beer, try the place with the singing rat robots” (
plus lots more)
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March 15, 2005
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March 13, 2005
EduDude: Truth In Education
A debunking of educational myths
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Looting at Weapons Plants Was Systematic, Iraqi Says
“American officials have said in the past that while they were aware of the importance of some of the installations, there was not enough military personnel to guard all of them during and after the invasion.” A case where stubbornness over tactics voided the overall strategy
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March 12, 2005
The Online Coalition :: Letter to the FEC
“we ... request that the FEC promulgate a rule exempting unpaid political activity on the Internet from regulation, thereby guaranteeing every American’s right to speak freely and participate in our democratic process.”
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March 11, 2005
I bought this domain to keep it out of a spammer’s hands
The weblog spam battle has reached this point ... and it’s a fine idea
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March 10, 2005
Slacker Manager: The unspoken language of...
Body language at the office, and how to use it to keep people out of yours
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Bumper sticker evokes road rage
Angry anti-Bush web designer goes after woman driving her children, because she had a Bush/Cheny sticker ... yes, that whole “more anger” theory is working real well
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Bankruptcy Protest: A Coalition
“This is clearly an example where the interests of Congress are divorced from the interests of the public. This bill is about politicians and lobbyists, not the American public. So we should call them - a lot.”
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New poll shows a Democrat leading a Republican for the White House by 14 points
But 28% are still undecided between the two, so independents will once again swing the race
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March 09, 2005
“In peonage to Nosferatu”
Lots of links and a good summary (er, not because it includes me) of the bankruptcy bill before Congress, and how you, the sick, the elderly, and those who serve will be screwed by your elected representatives
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March 08, 2005
BookmarksHome
A Firefox/Mozilla plug-in that turns your bookmarks into a start page
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For Iraq’s Great Marshes, a Hesitant Comeback
It’s not just marshes that are returning, it’s an entire ancient culture, one that Saddam tried to kill.
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March 06, 2005
milov.nl : barricading the school
One of those pictures worth a thousand words, in any language
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March 05, 2005
Grandfathers, Auschwitz, and the Web
An amazing story ... “If you don’t think the Web is a powerful, earth-shattering tool, I hope you think differently”
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March 02, 2005
The Case for the Draft
“As currently constituted, the U.S. military can win the wars, but it cannot win the peace, nor can it commit for the long term to the stability and security of a nation such as Iraq. Our enemies have learned this, and they will use that knowledge to their advantage in the next war to tie us down and bleed us until we lose the political will to fight.”