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Posts Tagged ‘msn’

Analytics is Not a Perfect Science or How to Tie A Shemagh

By Giania • Apr 7th, 2008 • Category: Internet Tools

Hot: Until I started looking at the Analog 6.0 stat reports for the site, I had no idea what a shemagh was. Now I know it’s a it’s a style of head wrap which originated in the Middle East. If you really want to know how, ActionGear.com has a pretty handy tutorial (with pictures!). However, [...]



MSN Shat Itself – What Happened?

By Giania • Feb 26th, 2008 • Category: Fnord

Hot: So I came into work this morning, only to have a co-worker mention to me that AdCenter, MSN, and Hotmail all weren’t working for him. I checked a couple things and the sites loaded up just fine for me, but when I tried to log into AdCenter I got a friendly message saying that [...]



Equal Rights Voting is Not Going to Expire This Year

By Giania • Jul 18th, 2007 • Category: Articles of Interest, Fnord, History, Politics

Hot: Via the rumor mill and Snopes: There has been a lot of buzz surrounding “2007 as the year we may lose Equal Rights Voting”. As per usual, Snopes has been kind enough to illustrate thatthis simply is not true. The right to vote for all (males) regardless of color was secured with the Fifteenth [...]



Search Crystal Example: Cthulhoid

By Giania • Jun 28th, 2007 • Category: Internet Tools, Internet Toys, media

Hot: Ever wanted a quick visual representation of a particular set of search options from multiple engines? Search Crystal has you covered. It provides 3 different ways to view search results: clustered, spiraled, and listed. It will show you which engines pull up which results, too. So if Google and MSN are showing the same [...]



Speaking of Analysis

By Giania • Sep 14th, 2006 • Category: Fnord

Hot: Thanks to the magic of RSS, and the writings of Wired’s copy chief, Tony Long (aka The Luddite), I’ve discovered a major media political analyst whose statements I actually find worthwhile during this time of discussion on the events of September 11th 2001. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6210240/ Keith Olbermann, of MSNBC news of all places, has a [...]