Monthly Archives: October 2006

Crap blog

Did Hugh MacLeod just illustrate my blog? I think I’m honored. (posted while singing “You’re So Vain” to myself…)

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Upcoming: Sleeping Angels Beef & Beer

Sorry I haven’t been posting that often folks. Still here, just nutso busy. This coming Saturday I’m going to be at the Sleeping Angels Fund’s Fifth Annual Beef & Beer. Sleeping Angels, ran by my brother’s family, is a non-profit … Continue reading

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Ross: “for you jr. detectives out there, piss off”

Ross, a friend of mine, details his experience getting to Digg’s home page. He’s surprised at the small number of negative comments posted (it was a how-to on motion detection and your webcam). I’m not. Ross can write a how-to … Continue reading

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Timely new featured blog at Philly Future

I’m happy to share that eRobin and her Fact-esque is our latest featured blog at Philly Future. Fact-esque has a strong focus on election reform issues, including electronic voting machines, and local Bucks County politics and news.

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Missing Monday

MARIA ANDRENIRA ZAYAS Case Type: Endangered Runaway DOB: Nov 11, 1990 Sex: Female Missing Date: Mar 29, 2005 Race: White/Hisp Age Now: 15 Height: 5’5″ (165 cm) Missing City: FRAZER Weight: 125 lbs (57 kg) Missing State : PA Hair … Continue reading

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Norgs stories of the week

Craig Newmark doesn’t plan to cash in on the current tech media bubble: “We both know some people who own more than a billion (dollars) and they’re not any the happier. They also need bodyguards.” Michael Kinsley in Time asks … Continue reading

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