Strike up the bandwagon
Origin here. Follow-up here, there, and everywhere.
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Origin here. Follow-up here, there, and everywhere.
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Go check out the very nice sketches at Creative Ink, a blog I discovered because the author left a comment here.
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A blogosphere turns its lonely eyes to you.
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I just got back from leading a session on “Legal Issues Online” at Converge South. The session itself went well. But the best part, by far, was meeting Greensboro’s Hedge Fund Billionaire and Blogger Extraordinaire Percy Walker.
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According to my referrer log, someone from the National Computer Security Center visited Debris earlier today.
sundown.ncsc.mil (National Computer Security Center) [Label IP Address]
Maryland, Baltimore, United States, 0 returning visits
Date
Time
WebPage
24th August 2007
13:07:06
No referring link
I’d never heard of NCSC, but according to Wikipedia, it is part of the National Security Agency “responsible for testing [...]
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All the Dumb Things is the work of razzbuffnik, who kindly left a comment to my post about kite flying. He is a wonderful storyteller, and his account of how he almost lost his foot on a train in the Australian Outback in 1974 (parts 1 and 2)is among the most engaging things I’ve read, [...]
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I’m pretty careful about backing up my electronic documents, photos and music. Yet, I make no effort whatsoever to backup this blog. A research team from the UNC-Chapel Hill School of Information and Library Science are studying habits and preferences regarding digital preservation of blogs.
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Having nothing of my own to offer for Blog Against Sexism Day, I would merely recommend a few topical posts I’ve enjoyed today:
Feministe: “Hi, I’m Jill, and scummy law school sleazebags have gone after me too.”
Feministing:New report on gender-based violence in Iraq.
Norbizness: “Finally … A rare chance for a man to get some things off [...]
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I owe tremendous thanks to Tony, of the always edifying Other Men’s Flowers, for introducing me to annotated rant. If I were running for President (perish the thought, for me and for the nation), I would certainly hire the annotated ranter as my official campaign blogger. And if Michelle Malkin and Bill Donohue didn’t like [...]
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