Entries from April 2007
April 30th, 2007 · 1 Comment
V7N Search Marketing News:
Wikipedia introduced the no-follow tag, presumably as way to prevent people using Wikipedia to pass link juice. Even when most Wikipedians wanted no-follow removed, Jimbo Wales, the founder of Wikipedia, hs chosen to keep no-follow.
Looks like Jimmy Wales is twice the hypocrite - once for wanting to keep adding no-follow to wikipedia […]
Tags: routine-order · technology · politics · business · esoteria
April 27th, 2007 · 1 Comment
One of the privileges of blogging anonymously, like I do, is that you can blog about cheap date just before you head out on one over the weekend
So yeah, Cupid has been kind and I have the opportunity to take a lady out this Saturday. So what does a geek do when he’s […]
Tags: routine-order · lists · economics · living · esoteria
My friend’s home business is growing faster than anticipated, and he is looking for office space. He had some specific questions like whether he should get an executive suite, or just a room at a flat rate in some mall/business complex. As always, I was clueless, but my boss wasn’t. Here’s a list of the […]
Tags: routine-order · economics · business · esoteria
You can buy targeted traffic, and I am not talking about google’s product here. Quality Traffic Supply promises to deliver targeted traffic to a website that is contextually driven. I wonder how their business model works - seeing as how google pretty much dominates the show with regard to contextual advertising. The benefit, as far […]
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Apple’s iPhone is not out the door, and iPhone accessory speculation is already rife. The article mentions that all iPod accessories will be compatible with the iPhone - and speculates that iPhone screen protectors and cases will be hot items. I am just amazed at the amount of buzz the iPhone has generated, and talking […]
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April 26th, 2007 · 1 Comment
Forget the iPhone, I am drooling over this baby - the Nokia N95 smartphone.
The N95 has a 5 MegaPixel camera (oh, and by the way did you know that Nokia, not Canon, or Kodak, is the largest producer of digital cameras in the world?!!) which pretty much means I won’t need a seperate camera […]
Tags: routine-order · technology · reviews · esoteria
So I bought a couple of yoga mats today. I bought the one shown in the picture here, as well as a thinner travel mat. I figured, if I am going to do my yoga right, I might as well get the mats. Also, I have noticed that when I spend even a little […]
Tags: routine-order · living · esoteria
Okay, this is the last post for today - looks like I am overdosing on blogging to make up for the lost week. I’ll try and keep this one short, too. So, like you know, Egypt is beckoning me and I am thinking do points garnered at places like leisuretime promotions count anywhere you want […]
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April 25th, 2007 · 1 Comment
Collins College offers a Bachelors in Video Game Design. They give some sample courses in the program including Internet Programming for Games, Creative Game Design & Storytelling and - hold on - Creative Level Design! I take it that stands for designing the levels you pass through in a game. So what’s there to learn […]
Tags: routine-order · technology · education · esoteria
There is this michigan drug rehabilitation center called Narconon stone hawk - don’t even ask me how I ended up on that website - I blame it on Britney Spears and the general trend to resort to drug rehab as a pseudo-publicity stunt. So, then I started reading about how in the hell these centers […]
Tags: routine-order · science · living · esoteria
I did a lot of searching on the subject of whether or not to get a personal trainer, and what to do find the right one. I have a lot of things buzzing in my mind, and before I forget, I thought I’d summarize what I learnt for future reference, if nothing else.
So here’s […]
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I am working on a project at work that seems like it will take forever to finish. *sigh*. I am not the greatest of web designers, and you can see from the design of this modest site. It took me some time to figure out some stuff that should have taken a few minutes at […]
Tags: routine-order · esoteria
April 25th, 2007 · 1 Comment
I got lost in this tour of egypt. There are so many touring services for Egypt, maybe I should just get one of these all inclusive holidays to Egypt.
Things seemed to be wrapped up neatly into a cool package. I never can quite decide which is better, a packaged tour (where you are guaranteed […]
Tags: routine-order · esoteria
2Spare - Top 15 Strangest Coincidences.
Wow! These are really, really weird. The lighting coincidences are so spooky. Imagine people from three generations of a family dying by lightning at the same spot, or the same man hit by lightning and paralyzed to various extents many times before dying, and then lightning toasts his grave. Read […]
Tags: routine-order · history
Perhaps the most famous man to live in a dimunitive house was Thoreau, who famously lived in a wood cabin for a while. I went on a trip today discovering small houses of all shapes and kinds.
No list of small houses will be complete without these exemplary examples….
1. Yurts
You have US yurts and Russian yurts
2. […]
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We’ve removed the fear of eating spaghetti bolognese in public for the very first time.
Tags: routine-order · science · living
Idling: Myths Versus Reality
Contrary to popular belief, idling isn’t an effective way to warm up your vehicle, even in cold weather. The best way to warm it up is to drive it.
The article also says that you can save a lot of fuel by turning it off if you are going to be idling for […]
Tags: routine-order · technology · living
Scientists have developed a way of converting one blood group into another. They can convert RH Positive blood from one blood group to another. This should fix the O-ve blood shortage problem. The absolutely amazing techniques uses micro-organisms to work on the blood cells and strip them of their “group”-iness. The paper describing the work […]
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ABC News: Sheriff Gives Himself a Ticket
“As sheriff, I’m held to the highest standard in law enforcement. How can I hold officers accountable if I don’t hold myself accountable?” he said. “I’m satisfied I’m doing the right thing.”
Kocken issued himself a ticket March 27 for an unsafe lane change, three weeks after he had rear-ended […]
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April 10th, 2007 · 1 Comment
Wilfing is the new term that describes aimless browsing on the Internet. I am told WILF stands for “What Was I Looking For?”
Nice! Someone had to invent a name for this phenomenon that is everywhere, and affecting just about everyone.
“However, our study shows that although people log on with a purpose, they are now being […]
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