Site Meter Records Simon and Schuster Interestin Truth About Kos (DailyKos) Blog ProjectThis post is an acknowledgement of the interest that one anonymous user at Simon and Schuster has expressed in learning about the "Truth About Kos (DailyKos)" Project, which I...
opinion by francislholland | 21 wks ago | updated 21 wks ago 71 views | 0 recommendations | 0 comments
Leo Laporte blew up at Michael Arrington and cut him (and the rest of the gang) off the set of the Gillmor Gang - Leo Laporte and "Friends" no longer. Leo Laporte called out Mike Arrington of TechCrunch after he...
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Barack Obama gets deserved credit for being web 2.0 savvy, but Sean Tevis, a Democratic candidate for state representative in Kansas, has taken internet fundraising to a whole other level. Tevis, who started his campaign without the backing of rich donors, knew he could only...
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"A California court has found that trolls are protected by the first amendment and are entitled to anonymity. The ruling comes despite previous cases where trolls have been arrested (be it once they have been...
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Last night, I was watching “Troll“, a movie from 1986:
And, to my surprise, I realized that two of the main characters are named “Harry Potter”.
Harry Potter Jr. (above) aka Atreyu from “The Neverending Story“, is played by Noah Hathaway.
Troll is much older J....
created by vincente | 2 years ago 3565 views | 6 recommendations | 2 comments
"The Yahoo News Message Boards - a forum to discuss the articles on Yahoo News - have been closed today, seemingly due to trolls and other vocal users ruining the experience for everyone else. Yahoo News General Manager Neil Budde posted this message:
As they were set up, the...
"Singer Katie Melua set a world deep-water record by performing a
concert 994 feet under the North Sea in the leg of an oil platform, the
rig's operator said Tuesday."