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Here is a bookmarklet for blog posting in Drupal using a Mozila browser.

• create a new bookmark with this as your URL (all on one line):

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• change the domain above from www.tejasa.com to your own domain. it appears toward the end.

Fire Dancers

Originally uploaded by Ottoman42.

cool pic i found on flickr

Wonder if this is for real. Costs $60 for an occasional use version of $300 for everyday use version.Neat.

The system allows moving heavy and bulky objects safely over adverse terrain, yet gives the sensitive control necessary to navigate over fragile hard-wood and custom tile floors and around interior walls.

Interesting "theft" of radio station information. I don't think one passes the smell test, but I hope it does. Information wants to be free.

Armed with the playlist data, Microsoft's computers try to replicate the various station playlists by dipping into the company's vault of 500,000 licensed songs. (Unlicensed songs -- like those by The Beatles -- don't get played.) Microsoft hopes the online clones, available only to PC users for now, will sound a lot like original stations, just without contests, jingles, chit-chat or local commercials.

Is all this legal? Microsoft, after all, isn't just using station call letters. It promotes its clones by using station nicknames (i.e., Star 100.7 or K-Earth 101) and, in some cases, their slogans ("today's best rock hits," "lite rock, less talk"). If you go to the Radio Plus website and click on Salt Lake City, for example, a list of 11 choices will pop up, including "Like 92.1 FM/KUUU U92 Blazin Hip-Hop Beat" and "Like 100.3 FM KSFI FM 100 Continuous Soft Hits."

This is a test post from , a fancy photo sharing thing.

Read about our new daughter in mom's blog. We are so proud and thrilled and in love with her ... Thanks for visiting.

Jesse Ruderman does some amazing stuff with javascript and CSS

via Origami Boulder Company -- Original Origami Gifts!:

Welcome to wadded paper site! My domain OrigamiBoulder.com, but most people too stupid to understand, so I explain now at beginning.

Origami, is Japanese art of folding paper. Boulder is round rock. Origami Boulder is wadded up paper! You understand now, dumbo? Then hurry up and buy wadded paper! You see picture at top of site don't you? I make artwork for you and you buy it now. I am famous Internet artist. You find my site didn't you?

via Boston.com | Latest News | McDonough Funeral:

University of Massachusetts President William Bulger collapsed during a funeral Mass for the late Boston Globe sportswriter Will McDonough at St. Augustine's Church in South Boston this morning

Maybe Billy saw Whitey in the shadows, paying his respects to his dearly departed friend.

via A List Apart: CSS Design: Taming Lists:

It's time for you to tell lists how to behave, instead of letting them run wild on your web page.

A great article explaining how to transform an unordered list of links (aka a hierarchy) into many different kinds of lists using pure CSS