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Monthly Archives: September 2006
What’s your salary?
Indeed.com’s Salary Search just got dugg because Walt Mossberg mentioned it. I didn’t learn anything that I didn’t know back in April. But that’s because this feature has been available through SimplyHired for a while now (and I suspect SimplyHired’s … Continue reading
Posted in PHP, business and economics, web development
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Epson Photo Bank
PhotographyBlog tells me that Epson has updated their amazing photobank line with the P5000 and P3000. The main difference (besides the price) are 80GB vs. 40GB internal hard drive.
Posted in business and economics, photography
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Torture as a negotiable virtue
“A civility that considers torture a negotiable virtue is a civility long past redemption. I will take my values real but rough, and leave ‘values’ of a David Broder or David Brooks where they lie — abandoned in the name … Continue reading
An unlikely vehicle
“Ned Lamont is an unlikely vehicle. It’s always unlikely people who turn history. It must be God has a funny sense of humor. In my imagination, I see the meeting in heaven when they say it’s time to really deal … Continue reading
Posted in quotes, religion and politics
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Which side of history will you be on?
“This is about honest government. This is about preserving our civil liberties. This is about separation of church and state. This is about competence. Anyone that doesn’t have grave doubts about this administration after these past six years is not … Continue reading
Posted in quotes, religion and politics
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8th coolest laptop case
ProductDose lists my laptop bag as the 8th coolest laptop case. It was their “pick for the ‘normal’ laptop bag of the lot.” Nice to know I’m normal.
Posted in Macintosh, about me
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Adventures in Add Me
(Views expressed are my own, not Plaxo’s.) Stuart, the head of HR, is leaving Plaxo. One interesting aspect is that he mentions that you should go to his public LinkedIn Profile for his contact information. That’s a little weird as … Continue reading
Posted in Plaxo, business and economics
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Respect Mah Authoritah!
A recent Balloon Juice posting reminded me of one of my favorite Cartman quotes: “Respect Mah Authoritah!”
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Glennuendo
glennuendo noun Trying to insert revisionist nuance into your thesis or the act of drawing a darkly ominous inference from an opponent’s failure to discuss a political issue.
Posted in religion and politics, wordplay
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Caca over macaca
“I like your Christ. I do not like your Christians. Your Christians are so unlike your Christ.” —Mahatma Gandhi in reply to a query by Missionary E. Stanley Jones who asked why Gandhi why he quoted Christ so often. capelza … Continue reading
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