Sep
30
2003
Okay, I’m no fan of Gray Davis, I’ll tell you that right now. I don’t hate him either. But I do hate the recall effort, because he was re-elected in a fair, honest election less than a year ago–after the sins he’s accused of committing. Clearly, the voters forgave his mistakes during the big energy [...]
Sep
29
2003
To: Me
From: Carey
Hi Lavonne,
This is very cool! I see where this works but it is still because the blog is put together with the right information in the right place to get the position. So, I really think that both your blogger and WebPosition do basically the same thing.
Thanks for letting me know [...]
Sep
29
2003
The results are in on my discussion with a WebPosition Gold sales rep about blogging vs. his software.
Number one, baby. And two. Also three and four.
[Update: And another top spot.]
Sep
27
2003
How’s this–warm enough for ya?
Sep
25
2003
Can someone please suggest a better color scheme for this site? I’m really hating all this green. I like the lighter green on the sidebars, but that apple green up top has got to go. Any suggestions for the color-challenged?
Sep
24
2003
Oh dear. What should I do?
From: NaNoWriMo Deletion Robots
To: bornfamous
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Sep
23
2003
I had an interesting discussion by email with Carey Oster, a sales rep from First Place Software, which makes a search engine positioning and submission program called WebPosition Gold. We debated the pros and cons of the software versus blogging, which I think is far superior. Naturally, Carey disagrees.
It’s rather long, but if you’re [...]
Sep
23
2003
This week’s moodswings are brought to you by the letters P, M, and S, and by the color red. Please deposit the chocolate quietly by the door and back away slowly.
Yeah, those were the days.
Sep
23
2003
By Elizabeth Weise, USA TODAY
A toxic chemical used to make furniture, foam and electronics fire resistant is turning up in high amounts in the breast milk of women in the USA.
Two studies, one out Tuesday, found that all of the women tested were contaminated with polybrominated diphenyl ethers. Their PBDE levels were the highest [...]
Sep
20
2003
If you’ve been reading this blog for any length of time, you know several things about me:
I am overweight.
I can’t seem to lick the sugar/carb habit [pun intended].
I love yoga, but I can’t seem to make myself do it every day.
I have lots of problems–physical, emotional and financial.
I whine about these things incessantly.
Whenever the pain [...]
Sep
19
2003
Jodie has a dream, and who am I to argue?
Sep
17
2003
Al Franken speaks the truth, as usual.
Sep
17
2003
If you or someone you care about suffers from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome [CFS/CFIDS], Fibromyalgia or Multiple Chemical Sensitivities [MCS]… or any of a host of other chronic illnesses… I highly recommend reading the following explanation of The Four Phase Model of chronic illness, using a real patient case. I don’t have a link so [...]
Sep
15
2003
Poisoned fairways are among the big winners in Bush’s proposed rollback of pesticide restrictions. The politically untouchable golf industry, where dangerous chemicals are par for the course.
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By Jake Tapper
Methyl bromide gas is some pretty nasty stuff.
The toxic [...]