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I like the idea of this: I think you should know what questions are being asked of the devices on your person.
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probably not the first time this has been attempted. Looks painful
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click on through. I don’t know how he does these so well and so prolifically. Genius.
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think our fuel costs are high?
The average UK price of unleaded petrol passes £1 per litre for the first time, an industry research group says.
…UK£ 1 = 2.0855 U.S. dollars 1 liter = 0.264172051 US gallons I make that about US$7.89/gallon.
Ouch.
The average UK price of unleaded petrol passes £1 per litre for the first time, an industry research group says. [From Average petrol cost at £1 a litre]
UK£ 1 = 2.0855 U.S. dollars
1 liter = 0.264172051 US gallons
I make that about US$7.89/gallon.
check this out
Clouds Over Mesas – This won a prize In the Hubbard Museum of the American West – Fall American Photography Juried Show
Originally uploaded by erin_designr.
An excellent image. It just goes on for days. And the fact that it was made with such supposedly “low tech” tools (pinhole and Polaroid) makes it even better.
interesting
I may be off a bit on my numbers as the car I used is a daily driver but only has 72K miles on it in 9 years. The other thing I found interesting was the idea of a mini-website as an ad: you can interact with it, learn something, make a decision, all without leaving the site you meant to visit or dealing with pop-ups or other distractions.
So I found this ad at Horse’s Mouth.
Two things I found interesting about it. First, the information it relates and how easy it was to get to. I may be off a bit on my numbers as the car I used is a daily driver but only has 72K miles on it in 9 years.
The other thing I found interesting was the idea of a mini-website as an ad: you can interact with it, learn something, make a decision, all without leaving the site you meant to visit or dealing with pop-ups or other distractions. It doesn’t take you away from your destination.
recycled quote of the day
The real wonder of the conservative enterprise has been its ability to transform the rudimendary desire of a handful of wealthy families to gut the government into a set of public policy ideas that would help to accomplish that goal while sounding appetizing enough to attract large numbers of voters. Rather ingeniously, the simple, easy-to-understand ideas they developed are largely consistent with each other and elegantly link to a broader story line that the conservative movement has effectively sold with remarkable sophistication.
Prof. Holbo reads Greg Anrig’s new book:
The real wonder of the conservative enterprise has been its ability to transform the rudimendary desire of a handful of wealthy families to gut the government into a set of public policy ideas that would help to accomplish that goal while sounding appetizing enough to attract large numbers of voters. Rather ingeniously, the simple, easy-to-understand ideas they developed are largely consistent with each other and elegantly link to a broader story line that the conservative movement has effectively sold with remarkable sophistication. That’s how the right won the war of ideas. It’s also the underlying reason why those ideas are failing. (p. 11) [From Overstate]
The phrase “voting against their own economic self-interest” comes ringing through.
links for 2007-11-07
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couldn’t happen to a more deserving group.
file under: outboard brain
To pull the actual file names from your iTunes music library: grep Location iTunes\ Music\ Library.xml | sed -e ‘s|\<\key\>Location\<\/key\>\file:\/\/localhost\(.*\)\<\/string\>|\1|g’
To pull the actual file names from your iTunes music library:
grep Location iTunes\ Music\ Library.xml | sed -e 's|\<\key\>Location\<\/key\>\file:\/\/localhost\(.*\)\<\/string\>|\1|g'
quote of the day
“Liberals have an irrational childlike faith in the government. Conservatives have an irrational childlike faith in corporations.
“Liberals have an irrational childlike faith in the government. Conservatives have an irrational childlike faith in corporations. Libertarians have an irrational childlike hatred of both.” [From Why Strike II]
links for 2007-11-06
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OK. Now what? I guess we’ll see what people build with the various API libraries and the SDK.
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at $10, it looks like I may have overpaid. But the experiment isn’t over yet.
ouch
Forget which currency runs the international oil market. You know it’s getting bad when supermodel Gisele Bundchen demands payment in Euros.
Forget which currency runs the international oil market. You know it’s getting bad when supermodel Gisele Bundchen demands payment in Euros.
[From The Final Blow?]