Entries from May 2005

More HS principal cluelessness

Posted 05/27/05

My guess is there aren’t many Mensa members among principals. From CNN, we get this nice little item in which [...]

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HS principal censors local paper

Posted 05/27/05

Get this: Frances Ball, the principal of Clarke County High School in Virginia, cancelled the free delivery of the local [...]

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Thermal depolymerization update

Posted 05/27/05

I’ve written a few times about thermal depolymerization (TDP) — a process that converts just about anything into oil. (In [...]

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Anti-Semitism is alive and well in Roanoke

Posted 05/25/05

So a guy threw a rock through the window of Temple Emmanuel here. The temple’s security cameras taped him. He [...]

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Stem-cell bill

Posted 05/24/05

I just have to point this out, because it’s buried in the CNN story. The House of Representatives passed a [...]

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Bravo to CNN

Posted 05/19/05

Yay, CNN! The site not only reported that Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith had been leaked to a file-sharing [...]

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Thumbs up for Shutterfly

Posted 05/19/05

I just received my 140+ photos back from Shutterfly, along with a (free) note card; a (free) 11×14 print is [...]

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On Chrysler

Posted 05/19/05

From Edmunds comes this tidbit: AUBURN HILLS, Mich.

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Comments working

Posted 05/17/05

I finally decided to enable comments on the site, so you can tell me what an idiot I am in [...]

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American Chemical Society: Spammers

Posted 05/16/05

Here’s a novel twist on spam: Send a newsletter, and instead of a simple “Click here to stop receiving these,” [...]

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The clean look

Posted 05/16/05

I’ve been sitting in a discussion with Ken Sands, online publisher of the Spokesman-Review in Spokane, Wash. Lots of good [...]

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A scary zip file moment

Posted 05/16/05

I have a ton of photos of my son, almost all of them in electronic form. Further, I tend to [...]

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Winner: Poorly chosen logo of the month

Posted 05/6/05

From the Institute of Oriental Study in Brazil: (Via BoingBoing.) More: When told it was a logo for the Institute [...]

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Broadcast flag struck down

Posted 05/6/05

Money quotes from the U.S. Court of Appeals, D.C. Circuit, in its ruling on the broadcast flag case: The result [...]

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Once an asshole…

Posted 05/4/05

…always an asshole.

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