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This is my blogchalk:
United States, California, San Francisco, Cow Hollow, English, Alison, Female, 31-35.
| Thursday, September 19, 2002 | |
I just added a reciproll to my main template. Here is the code:
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In Portraits: 9/11/01, The New York Times has gathered in one volume the remembrances of 9/11 victims that ran for months following the tragedy. The book is a poignant and personal collection containing, in the words of Times Executive Editor Howell Raines, "snapshots of lives interrupted as they were being actively lived." - [Borders Books Newsletter]
Could make a good holiday gift.
Q. Is there a way to use a PDA as a remote control for a home entertainment system?
Q. How can I set up my computer to record television like a TiVo system?
Q. Is it possible to install a wireless access point in an area that has no power outlets?
Three of the 35 questions asked by PC Magazine readers. Over the past several months, PC Mag has been tracking these questions. The article, "You Asked For It" highlights some of the most interesting requests—and their solutions.
Found via [Memo to Myself].
Al Macintyre makes a weblog report card and Phil Wolff of a klog apart asks "What is 'Good Blogging'?"
Hopeful news for we the fearful:
David Wertheimer: 99% of Proper Grammar is Obsolete.[via WebWord] (50 words) [dive into mark]
That reduces my list by one: Fear of using hillbilly grammar . Yeeeeeeeehaw! (insert banjo celabratory riff here).
McGee had been musing again:
"...fear of writing is one relevant barrier to tapping knowledge in organizations...Lowering or eliminating those barriers is certainly a worthy effort."
Easing the fear of writing. How could you do that? First you'd have to know what causes the fear.
I can speak for myself: fear of using hillbilly grammar. Fear of speaking out of turn, upstaging my superiors. Fear of revealing something that was supposed to be confidential that I did not know was supposed to be confidential but nobody told me because to most people "its obvious what should be confidential". Fear that coworkers will discover my ignorance. (Wait a minute, everyone has some ignorance). Fear that my ignorance is much larger in scale than most of my coworkers.
"These questions started rattling around with some other ideas hanging out in my head and the result grew into 'Writing comfort and thinking styles'"
Finally, a working script that lists all of a post's categories. An article called My First Usertalk Script should follow soon.