Wednesday, July 24, 2002|
Homegrown: The Car " He takes a few steps past the trunk of the car and turns to face it. He stares intently, first at the car and then at the key fob held carefully in his right hand. I'm not close enough to see much of it, but I can imagine the buttons (one red) with their cheerful universal iconography." 10:54:30 PM | permalink | comment [] |
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Umm, I seem to have become bi - bloggal somehow. Eh, who could resist a Salon blog? Have to do some Radio hood poppage before this congeals into something serious. 9:10:16 PM | permalink | comment [] |
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Using Blogs in Business "The natural voice and frequent updates of an engaging personal weblog are the same components found in a successful business blog...With the addition of features such as file uploading and the integration of e-mail, a business blog can be a powerful tool for knowledge management, project management, or content management. It can improve the flow of information throughout your organization. "
Ooh! There's that knowledge sharing thing again. |
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OK that was a bookkeeping review marathon day. I know more about my accounting system than I ever wanted to. That's why I have a bookkeeper! But I'm ready to explain everything to Revenue Canada Steve tomorrow at 10 am. 8:54:48 PM | permalink | comment [] |
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Masterpiece: "You Really Got Me". Desperate for a hit in 1964, an obscure band named the Kinks slashed up a cheap guitar amp with a razor blade. The rest was history. [Salon Headlines]
Not that everyone heard it quite the same way, mind you. |
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Remember waiting for the latest issue of Wired and then devouring it in a couple hours? I was in Boulder (yes, that Boulder dahling) when I bought my first, after seeing a reference to it in the Globe. What a rush those days were! Browsing with NCSA Mosaic, learning vi on MachTen, trying to make httpd behave on BSDI. And of course there was Aretha, without which you wouldn't be reading this. Whoa. 10:00:35 AM | permalink | comment [] |
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Study: Brains Want to Cooperate "We say people act this way because the brain is hard-wired to cooperate -- it associates cooperation with reward" [Wired News] 9:59:43 AM | permalink | comment [] |
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Oh he's a bloggerjack and he's OK, he blogs all night and he blogs all day. This is a terrific idea. Every bit as good as it was when I heard about it last week from SIT ;-) Props to the people of Salon (whose banner I've preserved in this new theme) and UserLand. 9:32:18 AM | permalink | comment [] |
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