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From:  "Julie Jones" <juliejon@greytall.com>
Subject:  Regarding your new vehicle Bob
Date:  Thu, 10 Nov 2005 00:44:06 -0500
>Hi Bob,
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>Your new car is waiting for you
>Don't lose the chance for the best
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>http://greytall.com/index.html NoMorePlease
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>11/08/2005 01:21:00 PM
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>May 31, 2005
>Alive, king, and 25 all at once
>Congrats to Blogger-user HM King Nicholas I. As if being King weren't enough, he has a new book coming out this week! Here's the description from his site:
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>What would you do if you were twenty-five, unemployed, still living with your parents and had absolutely nothing to move on to in life? Nick Copeman's answer was to change his name by deed poll to HM King Nicholas and found an empire from his royal seat - a caravan just outside Sheringham, Norfolk.
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>Blogging: the golden pathway to both royalties and royalty.
>posted by Goldtoe at 3:23 PM links to this post
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>Secrets
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>The New York Times ran a good article about this cool blog project: Bless Me, Blog, for I've Sinned.
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>One online confessional, though, breaks the mold. At PostSecret, found at postsecret.blogspot.com, the confessions are consistently engaging, original and well told. How come? The Web site gives people simple instructions. Mail your secret anonymously on one side of a 4-by-6-inch postcard that you make yourself. That one constraint is a great sieve. It strains out lazy, impulsive confessors.
>Postsecret is worth a look.
>posted by Biz at 2:28 PM links to this post
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>At Large
>Peter Chianca did too much next-blogging and it nearly caused him to expire. If you don't believe me, check out the title of his latest article: Musings on blogs go from bad to verse. That's almost as bad as Who Let The Blogs Out? Oh, and here's his blog which is quite good: The At Large Blog.
>posted by Biz at 9:59 AM links to this post
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>May 27, 2005
>Taking It To The Blogs
>Q: What do you do if you're a high school student and the administration shuts down your journalism program and school paper? A: Speaking Underground.
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>We believe students' rights to exercise responsible free speech should be encouraged and not stifled. The Speaking Underground forum was created in an effort to keep students' voices from being silenced by school authorities. We invite you to study the documents on this website. Please contact the Pebblebrook administration, as well as Cobb County School District officials and encourage them to rescind the decision to remove journalism classes at Pebblebrook High School.
>Via Kottke.
>posted by Biz at 9:22 AM links to this post
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>May 25, 2005
>Bay Area Blogger Meetup (Get On TV!)
>So that Bay Area Blogger Meetup arranged by KRON4-TV that we posted about over the weekend is the real deal. We recieved an email from the Online News Editor:
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