Posts Tagged ‘IANA

What American accent do you have?
Your Result: The Midland

“You have a Midland accent” is just another way of saying “you don’t have an accent.” You probably are from the Midland (Pennsylvania, southern Ohio, southern Indiana, southern Illinois, and Missouri) but then for all we know you could be from Florida or Charleston or one of [...]

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10 Feb 2006

If you are wondering about the picture at the top of this page (sorry for you folks in RSS readers, gotta head to the blog to see it), I can tell you one thing.
It is real.
[PS: Photo provided by Chris Magnusson.]
I grew up in the shadow if this mountain called, oddly enough, Mount Seven. The [...]

Updated September 16 2008 to reflect the numerous changes that have resulted since the original article was posted in 2005 – smp
Targeting Web site content to the specific visitors who view the site is a very important marketing advantage. Being able to track incoming visitors by the country that they originate from is an additional [...]

FEMA sends a bill for $3.7 billion to the state of Louisiana
Hmm…I would refuse to pay on the grounds that no usable services were provided by FEMA. In fact, I think that Louisiana should send FEMA a bill.
Via: CCUCEO

This is enough. Do something.
Read this. Then come back to this forum and tell me how you can support this man.
He and his cronies claim to support the little people. So far, the poor and desperate have suffered the indignity of having their humanity stripped from them by their own government.
Yesterday, we saw a car [...]

Dr. Blaise Cronin (the name sounds like the nom de plume of an agent provocateur), author of a justly ridiculed and narrow-minded critique of blogging, has re-appeared just in time for the Summer Solstice. [here and here]
This man is an island. And he has lost the perspective that come from spending too much time in [...]

The Dean of the School of Library and Information Sciences at Indiana University, Blaise Cronin, maintains an open mind about blogging. [here]
One wonders for whom these hapless souls blog. Why do they choose to expose their unremarkable opinions, sententious drivel and unedifying private lives to the potential gaze of total strangers? What prompts this particular [...]


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