If you have a WordPress blog, do yourself a favor and check out this site:
There are three themes there that I absolutely love for their simplicity. This one is my favorite (for the time being) but the theme of that site itself is appealing as well.
Themes are so important… especially for post-modern deconstructionists!
Apologies to all, but with the move to a hosted WordPress blog, I’m also consolidating and changing my feeds.
So, the feed address you need to use is:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/samharrelson/GZMU
For those of you who don’t read feeds, for shame! Try Google Reader, Newsgator, FeedDemon, Bloglines or any of the dozens of readers out there. You can even subscribe to feeds on your personalized Google homepage, your Netvibes page or your My Yahoo page. There’s no reason why you shouldn’t be using RSS! It will change your life – trust me.
Thanks for your cooperation in switching over!
I love Vincent.
Best animal character ever.
Good stuff from Lifehacker…
Wonderful.
Thank you internets…
Hunter S. Thompson: 1978 BBC Documentary ‘Fear and Loathing in Gonzovision’ – Google Video
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Got paid by Gardner-Webb today.
I think I’m making about $2.23 an hour to teach! Yay capitalism.
Fraser does a great podcast show out of the UK and interviewed me on my online marketing thoughts earlier this week…
In this interview I had a great chat with Sam Harrelson from Cost Per News about many aspects of affiliate marketing and more. I’ll let the related links part give you an idea of what we talked about.
Interview with Sam Harrelson – Cost Per News – Fraser’s Affiliate Marketing Blog
I listen to a lot of podcats. I’ve done a lot of podcasts as well. I’m always getting asked which marketing podcasts I listen to. My answer is none. They all suck (well, except for Fraser’s and Shawn’s). I need to give WebMasterRadio a try again, I guess.
But, I do love Mysterious Universe. I’ve been listening since last summer and the show only gets better each week. Great stuff and very well produced. If you haven’t listened, give it a go. It’s sort of a Coast-to-Coast meets the BBC…
It’s well worth the wait though as we cover USOs, forests on Mars, and of-course, an alleged interview transcript with a Reptilian humanoid.
This is just an amazing picture and story.
Taman Safari animal hospital in Java, Indonesia have four babies in their care who normally wouldn’t get along. A pair of baby orangutans and a pair of Sumatran tiger cubs both endangered species were rejected by their mothers, and are being raised in the hospital’s nursery, where they became inseparable friends. In the wild, tigers eat orangutans.