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Inevitable, I suppose. There’s now a west coast answer to the Samberg/Parnell Chronicles of Narnia rap from a couple weeks ago. Quite funny, actually.

You may have seen the AT&T billboards claiming “blogging delivered” for AT&T (er, sorry – that’s at&t). I love that this blogger called them out, and pointed out that the word “blog” is nowhere to be found on the at&t site. One billion dollars. On marketing. Maybe the website was an extra hundred mil, and…

Very excited to welcome USA Today to the growing list of publishers using FeedBurner to manage their feeds. As the press release makes clear, part of the attraction for the team at USA Today is our newly-announced “Feed Foundry”. From the announcement: FeedFoundry provides mass feed importing, management and analysis. The service was built for…

Watched the Tennessee-Duke women’s basketball game on ESPN2 tonight. (Naperville native Candace Parker is a Tennessee freshman.) It’s brutal. Duke can’t miss, and Tennessee couldn’t hit the ocean from the back of a boat right now. As I write this, Duke is up 25 27 with 4 minutes to go. Unbelievable. Tennessee was ranked #1…

I just know that Feld will be all over this. Don’t let this info fall in the wrong hands. Update: Sigh, Brad already saw this. The man’s a machine.

At what point does the Bush Administration outlaw front doors, window blinds, and curtains? I mean, if you’re not doing anything illegal, why wouldn’t you want the government looking through your window, right? Right? Unreal. Today comes word that the Bush Administration wants Google to turn over: A broad range of material from its databases,…

Early yesterday morning, I got a piece of spam. Thinking nothing of it, I deleted it. Five minutes later, I received a reply to that spam. (Who does that anymore?!) It turns out this spam was special. Rather than send an e-mail out to thousands of people, the spammer instead did something infininitely funnier (in…

Saw Brad’s comment that he was excited about the FeedDemon 2.0 beta, so I decided to give it a try (I’ve been using the prior beta, 1.6, for several months). It is, in a word, incredible. The updated UI is a dramatic improvement over what was already a clean, usable interface. Now it’s incredibly powerful,…

Boing Boing today reports on the “smart” elevators being installed in Seattle. Yeah, that will go over well. We tried to warn you. In the future, everyone will wait longer for elevators. Brilliant.

… on this picture Traci snapped in Vegas. Or this one (taken just a bit earlier, when we cashed out before heading back to the bar). A Vegas initiation indeed.