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- Many people are probably sick of these free "something" deals, but people are only talking about them because they work! I've received a free 20gb iPod, as have 2 of the other FG authors. I just submitted my free photo iPod account for approval yesterday, so I should be receiving that soon as well. And now, you can get a free Nintendo DS. You only have to sign up 4 people, or five if you want a free game with the system. |
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- I did an interview about journalism and blogging with a media industry site called Mediabuddies. And here it is. |
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- A new message was posted: Address: http://radio. userland. |
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- Lileks: Later I was talking with an architect, who described how housing is a right in Europe, unlike America, where... |
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- City officials will celebrate the opening of a library as part of a new City Hall and community center on Pioneer Day next year. Although Mapleton doesn't have a library, it is home to Utah County's bookmobile base library. Deseret Morning News, Nov. 22, 2004 |
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- Last post by Serafina_Pekkala on 16:27 22/Nov/04 - Prompted by the music forum similar topic and a recent viewing of film below ... |
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- The Division of State History/Utah State Historical Society library, 300 S. Rio Grande, will close for two weeks to move to the new Utah History Research Center in the same building. Deseret Morning News, Nov. 22, 2004 |
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- Literary luminaries and a special niche to holiday shopping will be offered this year at Library Square, 210 E. 400 South. Deseret Morning News, Nov. 22, 2004 |
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- Another good radio show Hats off to Mike Lupica. The November 20 edition of his show, "Hip Transistor," on WFMU is especially fine. Listen: Mike Lupica's "Hip Transistor" - November 20, 2004 |
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- Donald Trump's casino empire has filed for bankruptcy protection after months of negotiations with bondholders over restructructuring a crushing debt. Donald Trump's casino empire has filed for bankruptcy protection after months of negotiations with bondholders over restructructuring a crushing debt. |
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- Diana Ross looked every inch the diva as she pulled up to Musictech College in a black stretch limo and got out wrapped in a thick fur coat and wearing dark sunglasses. Striding across a specially rented red carpet leading to the school door, Ross beamed as she accepted a bouquet of white roses and signed record albums held out for her autograph. |
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- Actress Salma Hayek has apologized for missing the opening of a new theater in her hometown, saying she arrived late because of delays during shooting of a film she's making elsewhere in Mexico. |
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- John Hood liked the politics of The Incredibles. |
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- Sweet nothings | Release of 'Seinfeld' DVD | The San Diego Union-Tribune. Sweet nothingsRelease of 'Seinfeld' DVD set is like manna in the comedy wildernessBy Karla Peterson November 22, 2004Six years, two months and 15 days after its last episode aired, "Seinfeld" is back. Not that there's anything special about that. |
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- Staci Kramer compares BloggerCon III and the Online News Association conference. I know of several blog conferences brewing across the country, and all of them seem likely to use the unconference format. |
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- I admit I never got on well with Apple computers. I have a Powerbook but as far as I'm concerned... |
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- A countywide library system would provide more books to more residents, but it wouldn't be significantly less expensive to operate, says one local librarian. Research by Orem city librarian Louise Wallace and her staff shows a countywide library system would reduce city spending for local library operations by less than 25 cents per person. Deseret Morning News, Nov. 22, 2004 |
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- Live music in Western Australia on Tuesday 30 November 2004. |
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- Article: Superman too super a role model | New Scientist If you want to be inspired, it seems you have to think of one of the second stringers rather than the Man of Steel.... |
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