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Monthly Archives: October 2006
Is Digg’s strength its downfall?
It was only maybe a year ago when I first started looking at Digg.com, a “social bookmarking site” which lets users submit links to articles of interest that then get “dugg” (rated) by others. The idea was that if your … Continue reading
Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim
David Sedaris is a humorous writer and speaker who got his start on the radio. He really gained recognition with his reciting of his writing on the public radio show This American Life. He subsequently has come out with a … Continue reading
My Losing Season
This was the first book I’ve read of Pat Conroy’s, author of numerous books made into movies, such as Prince of Tides, the Great Santini, and Beach Music. Unlike those books, which were either mostly fictional with big chunks of … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged audio book, autobiography, basketball, book review, pat conroy
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Mountains Beyond Mountains
I listened to this book via my subscription to the online audio book service, Audible.com, which has various plans allowing you to purchase full, unabridged versions of a huge-selection of books (many best-sellers) for as little as $6 each, and … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged Aids, audio book, book review, Disease, Dr. Paul Farmer, Haiti, Poverty, TB, tracy kidder
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Podcast Burnout
I know the entries haven’t exactly been spilling out lately. Chock that up to parenthood I guess, which tends to take up most of the free time at home I used to devote to blogging, and the time that is … Continue reading
Posted in Journal & Blog, Technology, gadgets, etc.
Tagged audible.com, audio book, content, ipod, podcast, reading
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Protected: Animals and Words
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Protected: Thirteen Months and Climbing
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