May 2008
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mad about politics
Former political insiders who write tell-all books
Former Bush press secretary Scott McClellan’s new “tell-all” book is hardly telling at all. In “What Happened: Inside the Bush White House and Washington’s Culture of Deception”, McClellan recounts stories of a White House driven by politics, unable to admit mistakes, and a president either too blinded to care or too gullible to know what [...]
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mad about messaging
Powell’s Gift Card
So I just went through a stack of old gift cards hoping to uncover a font of forgotten plastic wealth. Of the roughly 10 cards I checked the balances on, four came back winners, totaling about $70 in untapped purchasing power. That’s right Loews. I didn’t forget about that $32.99 I still had on a [...]
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mad about tech
Ipod mini and nike +
05.26.08 | Permalink | 2 CommentsWhat’s the deal with the ipod mini shutting off automatically in the middle of workouts? This has been a huge pain recently, especially when I’m in a groove and about to totally shatter my customary 11 minute mile. So, I did some research. Went on to an Apple support site and found out that [...]
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mad about tech
Domain names
Okay. Finding domain names makes me so mad! I searched through dozens of names, broke out the thesaurus, and also broke a sweat trying to secure a reasonable domain for this site. Most of the ones I tried were already taken, but of those, at least 80% were just parked domains with no content, or [...]
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During the course of a day, many things simply make me angry, but angryblog.com was aready taken (see initial post). So now, those things make me mad, so mad. Makes me so mad is a running collection of them. Generally, I'm not a mad person; these things are mostly fleeting. But fleeting.com was already taken. That makes me so mad!T-Shirts
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