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Archive for November, 2007

Norway Can’t Be This Good

November 25th, 2007

Michael Moore is an interesting fellow. Whether you agree with his political views or not is one matter, but you have to admit that he is an expert documentary maker. In SiCKO, he attacks the American health care system, comparing to the health care systems in place in other countries like England, France, and Canada, [...]

Whodathunkit: A Three-Spout Water Pitcher

November 24th, 2007

Do I really lead that sheltered of an existence? During one of my weekly dot com pho lunches with local bloggers and other internet entrepreneurs, I think I came across a water pitcher with three spouts for the first time. When I displayed my mild state of shock to Ed Lau, he immediately pointed out [...]

When Did Google Reader Gain StumbleUpon?

November 23rd, 2007

Although there’s a big backlash in the blogosphere over the whole PageRank bitch-slap fiasco, most people — myself included — still use many of Google’s services. I still log into my Gmail account on a daily basis, catching up with freelance writing clients and getting informed of any comments posted on Beyond the Rhetoric. Another [...]

I’m Officially Aligned With a Furry Blue Monster

November 22nd, 2007

Although I’ve been friends with Gary Jones from BlueFur Web Hosting for a few months now, I haven’t really made use of their hosting services until just recently. In fact, I didn’t purchase a hosting plan from BlueFur until I launched my fighting games blog. Well, seeing how even their cheapest hosting plan (the one [...]

What’s Up Wednesdays: Nigersaurus Edition

November 21st, 2007

Every time that I sit down to write one of these posts, I find it hard to believe that the week is already half over. Today is no exception and as we ease our way into the holiday season, I’ve unearthed some rather timely blog posts that talk about all sorts of things, ranging from [...]