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- By comparison, Thanksgiving with the in-laws was pretty mellow. http://t.co/VTNBPwjO #dontsitinmychair #fb 2 months ago
- Based on everything Jon Gruden has "never seen" in the NFL, I don't know why his name keeps coming up as a head coaching candidate #mnf 2 months ago
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Test From Blogsy
I just added the Blogsy app to my iPad. The promise of the app is quite cool: a blogging platform built for a touchscreen device (as opposed to a port of a web-based app) This is my test. Commencing image … Continue reading
RSS Feeds for the latest activity in the Apple iPhone App Store
With the steady stream of activity in the new Apple App Store for the iPhone, I went looking for some RSS feeds. The top Google result was certainly the best as Pinch Media has put together a bunch of awesome … Continue reading
We’re on the cover of a magazine!
Create Fake Magazine Covers with your own picture at MagMyPic.com Subscribe to People Magazine at a 37% discount! Share this:EmailSharePrintDiggStumbleUponReddit
I’ve resisted the urge to get in on the Twitter bandwagon for quite a while. But with fantasy football season over and a bit of a holiday break, I decided to give it a whirl. So far, my impressions: It’s … Continue reading
Kwout – A brilliant way to quote
I saw this link on TechCrunch today. The tool is called Kwout. Essentially, it’s a way to quickly grab a screen capture of another website to then quote (or kwout) it on your own site (or Flickr). Deadspin, Sports News … Continue reading
HTML Signatures in GMail
If you use GMail as your email client (and if you don’t, you should!), here’s a great write-up on how to create a sharp-looking HTML signature for your emails: Rich HTML email signatures straight from Gmail It requires the fantastic … Continue reading
Mozilla’s Recommended Firefox Add-ons
I’m a devoted Firefox fan, and with release of both Firefox 2.0 and Internet Explorer 7 over the last week, I realized just why that is. It’s because of the plugins. The one plugin that I truly can’t live without … Continue reading
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Testing JumpCut
I decided to give JumpCut a little test drive. It’s a heckuva cool online video-editing tool. I was impressed with all the different options available for putting a JumpCut movie together. You can mix pictures, video files and sound clips. … Continue reading
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Sonos
So, it’s not like I have a huge house, but I kinda want this Sonos setup Detailed review at TechCrunch Share this:EmailSharePrintDiggStumbleUponReddit
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Linkmania
Links from around this thing Al Gore invented
- The Onion is all over the Brett Favre story (tags: funny favre packers onion)
- Darren Daulton – Time Traveler? (Deadspin’s on the case) (tags: deadspin darrendaulton timetravel)
- ZiXXo online coupon creation – could be great for any small business (from Lifehacker) (tags: lifehacker coupon zixxo)
- This post is a test of the Structured Blogging plugin for Wordpress (tags: structuredblogging wordpress plugin blog)
- I learned about Structured Blogging on the CrunchNotes blog (tags: crunchnotes blog technology web2.0)
- …which is part of the TechCrunch family (a blog that’s now a daily read) (tags: techcrunch blog technology)
This set of links is both a collection of interesting stuff I’ve seen on the web this week and a test of this Structured Blogging functionality (which also has some applications for things like book and music reviews which I’ll be using soon).
Posted in Deadspin, Football, Lifehacker, Links, Packers, Technology
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