Back in the wild west days of the Internet, I posted all over the place. But boy am I paying for it now. I see 800 spam delivery attempts a day, and the bulk of them come from clueless mailers. If you wonder how these morons nabbed your address, you might want to read the well-written story of Nadine and one mail administrator's fight to stop the flow of spam.
Ah, love is in the air. Actually, if the truth be told, the love in question is on a blog. And the number of songs available seems far short of 1-million. Other than the entire basis of this site being a lie, it's quite wonderful. Here you'll find a bunch of quirky songs you might have missed and sarcastic comments to boot. Inspired.
How easy it is to laugh at something like this, a now-quaint guide to using the Telephone (with a capital T). Perhaps our grandkids will treat us with the same level of contempt as they read our modern guides to Internet etiquette and how to work a Palm. There's sage advice in this volume, including making sure you have the right number before you dial and saying "Thank you" and "You're welcome."
So you're poised to join the blogging revolution and wow the world with your wit, charm and repartee. But how do you get going? What's a stunningly witty person like yourself going to use to grace the world with pictures of your cat? Fear not. Here's a feature grid on software that would make the most serious blogger weep with joy.
Are you looking forward to the film Super Size Me, the story of a man who ate nothing but fast food for a month, more than Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11? Then this article is for you. Face it, obesity is a national epidemic and the author astutely points out that we "eat only one meal a day - all day long." If you haven't read the book Fast Food Nation, then this might whet your appetite for more information.
