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Monthly Archives: March 2007
New JibJab
The geniuses at JibJab have published their next animated political commentary entitled What We Call The News. You may remember This Land from the 2004 election season, which made a huge splash, deservedly so. Go check out the new one.
Posted in Fun, Internet Short, Random
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Favorite Photo of the Week
It is pollen season in Georgia right now. It’s the time of year where no one washes their car for three weeks. We’re all hoping for some rain this weekend to make everything a bit less yellow. The image above … Continue reading
Posted in Favorite Photo, Photography, Random
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Georgia Marathon Fiasco?
As you may have gathered from the previous postings here and here, I attended the inaugural ING Georgia Marathon last weekend in and around Atlanta. I confess some disappointment with the organization of the race. I know several people who … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion, Running
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This Week in Traffic: 30 March 2007
Stuck in Traffic? Dance! Cairo commuters dance the blues away. Brooklyn Reroute Project Stirring Ire The plan to reorient two two-way streets into a one-way pair in Brooklyn, NY is causing outrage. Lubbock Traffic Signal Enforcement At least someone thinks … Continue reading
Posted in Transportation, Week in Traffic
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Georgia Marathon Photos
As I mentioned in my post a few days ago, I went to take photos of the runners in the Georgia Marathon today. It was a great time, and I learned a lot about taking pictures of sporting events. Make … Continue reading
Posted in Atlanta, Photography, Running
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Favorite Photo of the Week
I was at the Georgia Aquarium this week with a friend and snapped this photo of a big grouper looking over the shoulder of two people. The groupers generally spend their time staring directly out the window at all of … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
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SF Movies I Need to See (again): SF Movie Series Part One
I’m sure I’m not the only one who has a list of “classic” films that they’ve never seen. It wasn’t until about two years ago that I watched Casablanca, I’ve never seen The Graduate which some people assure me is … Continue reading
Posted in Home Project, Movies, SF Movie Series
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Hot Kirk and Spock Action!
There is hot Kirk on Spock action at the Wednesday YouTube at SFSignal. Someone watches too much Star Trek.
Posted in Internet Short, SF Signal, Star Trek
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Georgia Marathon
The first annual Georgia Marathon is this Sunday, starting at 7:00 AM EDT* (wow that’s early). If you’re in the area, come by to cheer on the runners! I’ll be down near the corner of North Highland and Saint Charles … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Running
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This Week in Traffic: 21 March 2007
Elderly Fail to Yield According to this news report, the U.S. Insurance Institute for Highway Safety published a study that says older drivers tend to have collisions due to failures to yield at intersections. They pull out at inappropriate times … Continue reading
Posted in Transportation, Week in Traffic, World Events
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