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Entries for January, 2010

Three Questions for Luke Hellier

1. When you wrote a headline that said, “DFL TAKES STAND AGAINST ISRAEL” based on a Tweet that said, “The DFL Progressive Caucus unanimously passed my resolution . . .” were you purposefully lying or just plain wrong? 2. How can you expect to be taken seriously when you mislead your readers over and over [...]

A Good Day for Google

A Good Day for Google, originally uploaded by edkohler. Google hooked me up with some free WiFi at the Milwaukee airport and stopped censoring search results in China in reaction to some government shenanigans today. That sort of stuff makes my life a little bit better. This is on top of a conversation I had [...]

Memes & Temes and Taylor

Taylor sent over this video with the comment “have you seen this” with no further comment. I started watching it wondering what it was about this video that prompted that action from Taylor and found it at 7 minutes. If you’re a regular Deets reader, jumping ahead to 7:00 into the video after pressing Play [...]

Seth Godin on Career Fairs

Seth Godin has taken an interesting look at career fairs and comes to the conclusion that good jobs and the best employees won’t be found there. It’s a race to mediocrity: By the time a job opening hits the career fair, it’s a job you don’t want. And by the time a job seeker is [...]

Minnesota Democrats Exposed vs. Jucy Lucy Restaurants

Back on December 24th, I mentioned that MinnesotaDemocratsExposed.com had been dropped from Google after the site was compromised by hackers. Google is a major source of traffic for most websites, so getting dropped from the search giant is generally not a good thing. Web traffic analysis firm, Compete.com, suggests that MDE’s month over month unique [...]

Who Owns Lyndale Avenue North? – A Look at Home Owner Occupancy Rates

I’ve been curious about how crime and home ownership relate for a while now but haven’t had a chance to look into it. However, I think I’ve now figured out some ways to crunch some local data, so may be working through some posts on subjects in this realm in the future. Here’s one example [...]

Run Minneapolis: 28th Street

This is part 2/2 of my 26th & 28th Street run from East to West to East across Minneapolis. Part I, 26th St, is here. Lake of the Isles was the turnaround. This is a shot looking North near 28th St. Grace Trinity Community Church is at the corner of 28th & Humboldt is a [...]

Hotel Nikko Narita – Tokyo, Japan TP

Roald Marth flew all the way to Tokyo to take this TP shot at the Hotel Nikko Narita. Actually, I believe this was part of a TP photography stopover on the way to Thailand, but the thought still counts. Looks inconsistent, but that’s common among Double Troubles.

Supermedia’s New Business Priorities

While Joe is trying to convince me to use print yellow pages for local business information, the company he apparently works for seems to see a future for itself in other markets. Idearc Media – the company that has produced the Verizon yellow pages and recently went through a bankruptcy reorganization to deal with billions [...]

Names & Numbers Misguided Environmental Priorities

Names & Numbers is a yellow pages company based in Kansas that drops print yellow pages books on properties in the South Central United States and the Pacific Northwest. They have a page on their website called “Going Green (Recycling)” where they explain their approach to the 3-R’s of the environmental efforts: Say what? Since [...]

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