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Of Being Numerous: It's in the LinkBag

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Wednesday, November 07, 2007. It's in the LinkBag. Is a social bookmarking website the primary use of LinkBag. Is to store your bookmarks online, which allows you to access the same. LinkBag. Is a social bookmarks manager. It allows you to easily add sites you like to your personal collection of links, to categorize those sites with keywords, and to share your collection not only between your own browsers and machines, but also with others. Bloggers can add links to their posts enabling LinkBag. Add a ‘b...

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Of Being Numerous: It would never happen in the US would it?

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Friday, April 21, 2006. It would never happen in the US would it? President Bush, stop him from killing," the woman shouted, to the surprise of hundreds of guests spread across the lawn on a sunny, warm day. "President Bush, stop him from persecuting the Falun Gong" a banned religious movement in China.T. In the name of free speech, a "cameraman tried to put his hand over her mouth before uniformed Secret Service officers hustled her away." What the hell was he doing? Posted by Steve Norwich at 12:06 PM.

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Of Being Numerous: June 2006

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Monday, June 19, 2006. Dawn of the Dead. Has a cool little contest goin' down presently. Short poem about, involving, or from the point of view of zombie or zombies. Need not be all out 5-7-5 style (syllables, I mean). If you need further definition of 'zombie,' please leave now. Submit at rockheals dot com(as in submit to the zombie fury). Howzabout June 30, 2006 that should give you plenty of time. I've also started a thread at The Small Press Exchange in my new role as moderator! Vaporized to red mist!

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Of Being Numerous: March 2006

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Monday, March 20, 2006. Charge of the Light Brigade as Anti-War? My first post arises from a thread on the foetry message board. I always felt that Tennyson's "Charge of the Light Brigade" was an anti-war poem. A friend argues the opposite, stating that the poem reflected the jingoistic nature and sentimentality of Victorian England. What do you think? I wrote in the foetry thread:. For the text. What do you think? Did they have anti-war sentiments during Victorian times, beyond the obvious? That's it fo...

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Of Being Numerous: April 2006

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Friday, April 21, 2006. It would never happen in the US would it? President Bush, stop him from killing," the woman shouted, to the surprise of hundreds of guests spread across the lawn on a sunny, warm day. "President Bush, stop him from persecuting the Falun Gong" a banned religious movement in China.T. In the name of free speech, a "cameraman tried to put his hand over her mouth before uniformed Secret Service officers hustled her away." What the hell was he doing? Posted by Steve Norwich at 12:06 PM.

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Of Being Numerous: May 2006

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Wednesday, May 24, 2006. I have to disagree with the idea that anything accessible online is considered 'published'. Poems or articles posted to a blog for instance are not considered editorially to have been Published (although they have, legally, been published note the distinction of the two by capitalization or not of the initial P). Similarly for posting by authors on their own or on an employer's web pages. Online to take it with a great grain of salt. Posted by Steve Norwich at 5:20 AM. Great, app...

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Of Being Numerous: Which 20th Century poet are you?

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Wednesday, May 17, 2006. Which 20th Century poet are you? Which 20th century poet are you? You are Ezra Pound. You feel that everyone should understand you. Everyone should speak five different languages, at least. Or everyone should get the cliff notes. You finally go insane. Great, apparently I'm Ezra Pound. Thank god my poetry is not a confused mixture of fascist apologetics, economic theory, anti-Semitism, literary judgment and memory. Posted by Steve Norwich at 5:50 AM. Links to this post:.

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Clubedu - Dofollow Edu & SEO Blog: November 2009

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What Is Google Caffeine? New Version of Google Search Is Launching Soon. Posted by Extreme on , under comments (5). Google "Caffeine", the new search engine improves the index size, the speed of the queries and most importantly, changes the value of search engine rankings. In a post on Webmaster Central Blog. Google notified the world that the next Google search engine was ready for testing. SEO people are going to have to start nailing down the new rules to Pagerank to keep their customers on top. Not t...

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Of Being Numerous: What constitutes publication?

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Wednesday, May 24, 2006. I have to disagree with the idea that anything accessible online is considered 'published'. Poems or articles posted to a blog for instance are not considered editorially to have been Published (although they have, legally, been published note the distinction of the two by capitalization or not of the initial P). Similarly for posting by authors on their own or on an employer's web pages. Online to take it with a great grain of salt. Posted by Steve Norwich at 5:20 AM.