Do you ever feel like Bart Simpson?
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links for 2008-03-07
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Yet, innumerable journalists, especially men, have found it perfectly OK to describe Hillary Clinton in those words as she runs for president, plus many others that get used to describe powerful and assertive women. Hateful and prejudicial phrases that co
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Do you know what your current financial status really is? By that I mean can you easily answer the questions: * What is my net worth? * What is my FICO score? * What are all the assets I own and their value? * What are all my liabilities and their current
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Great job, Elisa.
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educational videos $10 on VHS while supplies last, great for homeschoolers
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sxsw widget for iPhone or for your blog
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Me and Mr Darcy
Oh brother. Why did I read Me and Mr Darcy? Oh yea, I wanted something quick and easy and light. Well this was all of those things. It was also pretty boring, pretty predictable and pretty ridiculous.
Do Jane Austen or Mr Darcy fans enjoy this sort of thing? Sassymonkey? I am pretty sure you read this but don’t remember whether you liked it or not. I sort of doubt that you did.
Yuk.
Twitter in Plain English
For the people who wonder what I’m talking about when I mention “Twitter” or when I talk about “tweets”.
Thanks Lee and Sachi. You’ve done it again. Great job.
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links for 2008-03-06
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Women are certainly used to talking about their bodies. But what would you say if you were talking to your body? That’s the question at the heart of the new “Letter to My Body” campaign, which encourages women to write letters to their bodies and join
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The attempt to redefine victory is being aided and abetted by the male-dominated media. While Obama is “??building on his delegate lead,”? Clinton merely “?goes on.”?? The media spin brings to mind the Ghanaian proverb: ??Until the lions h
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A list a day keeps the dead blog away?
All month long I’ve been noticing a lot more lists being posted on blogs. I wasn’t sure what was up with that but now I know, thanks to MommaMary. It’s a NaBloPoMo idea for March. Post a list a day. On your blog.
Uh. No.
I post a list more days than not, but I do it on my own private message boards where I can bore my oldest and dearest (well in some cases) online friends. I post it there, where they are used to me and my eccentric and sometimes frightening lists. I post it there, where they probably get worried if I go more than a day or two without posting a list.
Hmmm wait. Maybe I should stop posting my lists over there, and post them here. Then, when they say “where are your lists?” I could say “you don’t read my blog, do you?” hahaha. It might be worth it, because I do love to say that to them.
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links for 2008-03-05
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Somehow, I don’t think Hasbro and Mattel are going to put too much stock in the vocabulary levels of the 700,000 daily Scrabulous players on Facebook. But who knows, maybe literacy levels will be the deciding argument in who gets the monoply on Scrabble.
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Food prices getting to you? Yeah, me too. There’s no avoiding that just like it takes a full wallet to fill up a tank with gas, it takes a fat purse to fill up a cart with groceries. The bad news is, there’s new concern that the Western world’s relatively
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links for 2008-03-04
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skeet does it again
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One day, we may look back at this time as a watershed in the efforts of women to lift their own megaphones in the marketplace of ideas. Women have been making media for a long time, but for most of our history, media representations of women that were cre
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