Google AdSense = Annoying Web Pages. You’ve seen them. Web sites, specifically blogs, that cover their pages with Google AdSense adverts. It’s the same format that Google uses on their ‘Sponsored Links’ sidebar. But now bloggers can use this crap on their own. Google Ads are generated by specific keywords found within the web pages [...]
Monthly Archives: November 2005
Nov 27
Laundry Boy!
A Sunday picture. Mighty Mo stars as “Laundry Boy!” All super hero babies have to find their own way out of a laundry basket. It’s in the how-to manual. [image:154:l] [newline]
Nov 27
Hey Mr. Weatherguy!
Hey Mr. Weatherguy. Buy a NEW SUIT. I’m tired of looking at your navy, Detroit-gangster, pinstripe threads. Don’t they pay you enough at Channel 4? My wife and I just look at each other every morning you wear that damn pin-stripe suit and shake our heads. I’m referring to Eric Wilson, the Detroit News weatherman [...]
Nov 26
Google Holiday Themes
If you hadn’t noticed, Google.com renders their logo to match individual Holiday themes. Some are quite clever. I missed many of these this year, but fortunately they are all archived here. You can even look through logo art dating back through 1999, or follow a link on the left side of the page to “fan [...]
Nov 25
How much does an Xbox cost?
MS Xbox costs $552.27 to make, compared to the $399.00 price tag. Console makers typically recoupe profits from the software they market. more here: http://tinyurl.com/asfoo
Nov 25
Young Drummer’s Blog
Although I’ve never heard this young man play, he definately shows his passion for the instrument. He also knows the importance of practicing. If you have a minute to check out Matthew Mason’s drumming blog, follow the link below… http://www.matthewmason.co.uk/blogs/mattmason/
Nov 25
Stove Top instead of Potatoes?
If you chose Stove Top, you owe your allegiance to this woman… Ruth M. Siems who passed away on Nov. 13th, 2005. Ms. Siems (pronounced “Seems”) spent more than three decades on the staff of General Foods, which introduced the Stove Top brand in 1972. Today, Kraft Foods, which now owns the brand, sells about [...]
