It seems a foregone conclusion that RSS marketing is poised to take off. I remain a bit skeptical about the uptake rate of Joe User to a brand new “not browsing, not email” medium.
Nonetheless, I believe it’s inevitable. Some fun approaches are surfacing, but perhaps more important are the more mundane applications that […]
Monthly Archives: March 2006
Push, schmush
March 31, 2006 – 1:39 pm
A sad day for primates
March 30, 2006 – 7:40 am
The Zoo had to euthanize my adopted animal on Tuesday. Kristan gave me parentship of Junior at Christmas with a plush orangutan that looks strikingly like him and hangs in my office.
I’ve decided to celebrate Junior’s life by joining the Orangutan Foundation International.
Billiken hauntings
March 27, 2006 – 7:47 am
I’ve spent most of my academic life surrounded by Billikens, at University and high school. It’s easy to consider the fellow a Saint Louis phenomenon, but then he pops up in underground Seattle.
Researching a new digital camera, I was quite surprised to find him (even labeled) the centerpiece of a demonstration picture in Japan. […]
Reconnecting to the Church
March 18, 2006 – 9:17 am
Quote of the week: “f*ck it. i’ll just go to church.”
Healthy starving
March 11, 2006 – 5:50 pm
A researcher from the National Institute on Aging has demonstrated that a low-calorie diet is good for brain health, specifically keeping neurons healthy against disease. An article in Science News focuses on the reduction of glucose-triggered oxidation, but also mentions that simply reducing cellular energy has benefits:
This mild stress makes brain cells more active […]
