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eMarketer.com – More Women Online

eMarketer.com – More Women Online:
Women outnumber men online, and it’s likely to stay that way.

Females now constitute an undeniable majority of the US Internet population.

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hmmm, this is interesting. i wonder what this demographic actually means….

April 15, 2007   No Comments

TechEBlog » A Look Back: Microsoft “Bob”

TechEBlog » A Look Back: Microsoft “Bob”:
Microsoft “Bob” was basically software that “provided a new, nontechnical interface to desktop computing operations.”

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bob… was yer friend.

April 15, 2007   No Comments

Dangerous Intersection » Blog Archive » Gentle “Miranda Warning” cards for religious moderates

Dangerous Intersection » Blog Archive » Gentle “Miranda Warning” cards for religious moderates:
–Gentle Reminder to a Theist Acquaintance–

You have publicly made a religious claim that is vague or has no trustworthy basis in fact. If I had remained silent, you might have erroneously assumed that I agreed with you. Because I value our relationship, though, I am hereby taking this moment to advise you of my disagreement. I am handing you this card to remind you of my beliefs:

* There are no invisible sentient beings such as Gods, spirits and ghosts.
* When people die, they are completely dead. They don’t “go” anywhere.
* The ancient religious scripture on which you rely is untrustworthy because it is vague, self-contradictory and historically unsupported.
* To best understand life one should employ a naturalistic worldview free of supernatural elements.
* There are many important things about life that humans simply don’t know and it is important to acknowledge our ignorance.
* I judge morality entirely on whether people demonstrate kindness to one another, not on religious beliefs.

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Just a light little guide for those who are less interested in concern for others than they might be.

April 15, 2007   No Comments

Back to the playground – The Boston Globe

Back to the playground – The Boston Globe:
American children, overprotected and overprogrammed, have ever less time and space for play. But an eclectic collection of advocates is fighting back, designing bold new playgrounds that are manifestoes on the importance of fun.

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let them go play!

April 15, 2007   No Comments