Recently seen movies- Shared links
- Eats: In the kitchen: Personalizing your ice cream fixin's with your own mix-ins | bPlus Wed Sep 1, 2010
- The Tobolowsky Files | /Film Tue Aug 31, 2010
- Paul Rubin: Ten Fallacies About Web Privacy - WSJ.com Mon Aug 30, 2010
- Children Educate Themselves IV: Lessons from Sudbury Valley | Psychology Today Fri Aug 27, 2010
- Singularity University Fri Aug 27, 2010
- Op-Ed Columnist - A Case of Mental Courage - NYTimes.com Wed Aug 25, 2010
- Apple Phone: My prediction - (37signals) Sun Aug 15, 2010
- Seth's Blog: iPad killer app #2: fixing meetings Sun Aug 15, 2010
- Thinkstock | Stock Subscription: Royalty-free Photos, Vectors and Illustrations Tue Jul 20, 2010
- Gene Weingarten - Gene Weingarten column mentions Lady Gaga. Tue Jul 20, 2010
Monthly Archives: September 2005
Somebody is going to regret this
Via The Daily Dorrmatt, I discovered that MLB.com is helping to bury the NY Yankees by selling none other than 2005 NY YANKEES AL EAST CHAMPION TSHIRTS!! Just in case this transgression mysteriously “disappears” from MLB.com, I’ve got a handy … Continue reading
Hey Audible, take me off your list!
A few months ago I signed up for a free trial of Audible, the online audio books service. After downloading their clunky, propietary audio player (that’s all I need- a sixth media player that only plays one type of media!), … Continue reading
Posted in advertising, business of the web
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Mobile phone stats
I’ve owned my current mobile phone for just over 1 year. Some stats: Total calls: 3,205 Total talk time: 125 hours, 0 minutes, 13 seconds (or 7,500 minutes, or 5.2 straight days on the phone) Calls per day: 8.7 Minutes … Continue reading
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Technorati pays to be pinged first…so why are the still so sloooowww?
BusinessWeek’s Blogspotting reports that Technorati has struck “exclusive deals” with some blog utilities to be pinged first before any other services (such as weblogs.com or Pingomatic) are notified that your blog has been updated. So what? Is this a big … Continue reading
Posted in blog search, blogging, ethics
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Network Landscape, version 3
Over last weekend, I spent a good amount of time updating Network Landscape, the TV/DVD/movies weblog I publish. Besides a fresh design, the site got a new RSS feed, enhanced “quick news” section, leaner code, an update to its underlying … Continue reading
Posted in TV, blogging, jasonclarke.org news
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Wakeup
Step one: read this article by Ben Stein defending George Bush. Step two: If you are a blogger and you truly, seriously, honestly, blame George Bush for the hurricane, please call me and explain why. Check to make sure you’re … Continue reading
Posted in bloggers, blogging, hurricane katrina, politics
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Web developers: help unite hurricane survivors with their families
Are you a web developer proficient in either PHP/MySQL or Google Maps API/Ajax development? Are you looking for a way to help the Hurricane Katrina relief efforts besides just donating some cash? Then please check out the Katrina Caravan Rescue’s … Continue reading
Posted in hurricane katrina, software
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Weblogs, Inc. network abandons Technorati…one week after Jason Clarke, Inc. network!
I’ve been woefully remiss in following up on my posts last week regarding my switch from Technorati to IceRocket (if you missed it, CEO’s of both companies commented here last week). Now comes a post from that other Jason (hehe), … Continue reading
Posted in RSS, blog search, blogging, business of the web, social software, trendwatching
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Give to hurricane relief efforts
Today, Instapundit is hosting a massive blog fundraiser for the areas and people affected by Hurricane Katrina. The response is overwhelming- countless people have chimed in with a host of charities that deserve our support. Rather than link to a … Continue reading
Posted in flood aid, hurricane katrina
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