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• Dinner Party

  —Foodie at Fifteen (now 16)

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  My birthday was last week on the 9th so now I'm 17. It's kinda hard to believe. Now I can see R-rated movies without parent supervision ;) I changed the blog name once again to Foodie at Fifteen (now 17), though I'll definitely have to change it for good. I [...]

  Posted: December 14, 2009, 4:35pm EST
  by Nick N

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• comment service suggestions?

  —rubber hose

  haloscan, the comment program that i have been using ever since i got comments on this blog, is trying to get me to upgrade to echo. i like the simplicity of haloscan's comments better than the newfangled echo features. also, while haloscan is free, echo costs $9.95 per month year. [...]

  Posted: December 14, 2009, 8:48am EST
  by upyernoz

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• Backfilled

  —Crushing Krisis

  I’ve been crap about blogging live for the past few weeks. Too much life, not enough to say.

  Or so I thought.

  I kept jotting down thoughts as I lived, because stuff kept happening. It seemed pointless at the time – journaling that would never see the light of day. However, starting [...]

  Posted: December 14, 2009, 4:39am EST
  by krisis

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• Disability Blog Carnival #61 is up NOW!

  —Disability Studies, Temple U.

  Number of comments: 1
  [image description: Disability Blog Carnival logo featuring a patent drawing of a torso-bracing device, with "The Disability Blog Carnival/a bracing event" superimposed in blue lettering]Go check it out at Alison Bergblom Johnson's blog Writing Mental Illness--the theme is "Telling About Disability." Alison has links about the ugly stuff and the [...]

  Posted: December 14, 2009, 12:24am EST
  by Penny L. Richards

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• live from the giggledroid!

  —gigglechick.com

  Well, hopefully I'll be posting more on my blog... why? What has changed? I am now the proud owner of a motorola droid (or giggledroid as I've renamed it) I installed the pixelpipe application on it and that allows me to post to my blog. Seriously, this phone is amazing thus far. [...]

  Posted: December 13, 2009, 10:22pm EST
  

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• Leftover Pie Dough

  —Apartment 2024

  As predicted, I have not been able to quite handle posting daily. However, I'm still feeling pretty darn good with the general uptick in writing I've been doing over here. It's amazing how once I start being open to the idea of the mostly daily blog post, the ideas for [...]

  Fetched: December 12, 2009, 2:55pm EST
  

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• Federal judge halts ban on ACORN funding

  —MyDD

  From The Hill's blog:

  A federal judge today issued an injunction preventing the implementation of a congressional ban on funding for ACORN.

  Judge Nina Gershon concluded that the ban amounted to a "bill of attainder" that unfairly singled out ACORN.

  "[The plaintiffs] have been singled out by Congress for" [...]

  Posted: December 11, 2009, 8:54pm EST
  

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• Excellent things

  —Just Between Strangers

  Am accepting the challenge from NowThis to blog things that we find excellent in one way or another. The main thing that I want to highlight is Adagio Teas, an online tea vender that earns its claim to be the friendliest/easiest place on the web to buy tea. What qualifies [...]

  Posted: December 11, 2009, 11:10am EST
  by ACM

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• Excellent things

  —Just Between Strangers

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  Am accepting the challenge from NowThis to blog things that we find excellent in one way or another. The main thing that I want to highlight is Adagio Teas, an online tea vender that earns its claim to be the friendliest/easiest place on the web to buy tea. What qualifies [...]

  Posted: December 11, 2009, 11:10am EST
  by ACM

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• Reader Satisfaction?

  —blonde sagacity

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  Just wondering what the perfect mix for a predominately political blog is... I think I'm having a 5 year itch with the blog and wondering if I need to change things up... Maybe a new blog design would help...
  
  What is the Perfect Content' [...]

  Posted: December 11, 2009, 8:45am EST
  by ALa

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• Newsies

  —Eschaton

  I was on an ACLU conference call yesterday, a media call on their work on the US torture regime.
  
  There were, IIRC, six questions from callers. Peter Baker, of the NYT, somebody from Newsweek, and four bloggers. emptywheel, Raw Story, two others. It is interesting that on such [...]

  Posted: December 11, 2009, 8:31am EST
  

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• Cillizza on Markell

  —Above Average Jane

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  Today Washington Post columnist / blogger Chris Cillizza added to his series called "The Rising" by profiling Delaware Gov. Jack Markell who is also currently chairman of the Democratic Governors Association. Cillizza's article in online at: [voices.washingtonpost.com] [...]

  Posted: December 10, 2009, 9:31pm EST
  by AboveAvgJane

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• The View From My Window

  —Classical Values

  Why on earth anyone would want to see such a thing, I don't know. But it's some sort of tradition in certain parts of the blogosphere, so this morning I took a picture which is not only The View From...' [...]

  Posted: December 10, 2009, 11:41am EST
  

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• Brendan Witt: One Tough S.O.B.

  —Support Your Local Gunfighter

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  Note to self: Never make fun of Brendan Witt on this blog. Ever. New York Islanders defenseman Brendan Witt was hit by a truck this morning in Center City Philadelphia. Witt was apparently walking to a local Starbucks on Arch Street to grab a cup of coffee when a gold GMC [...]

  Posted: December 09, 2009, 8:15pm EST
  by Wyatt Earp

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• Vote for the Bicycle Coalition in Philebrity Award Poll

  —Philadelphia Bicycle News

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  The Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia is among several groups nominated as "non-profit" of the year by Philebrity (a media, culture, and music blog).
  
  For those of you have already voted for the Bicycle Coalition in the, Thank You!
  
  For those of you [...]

  Posted: December 09, 2009, 11:31am EST
  by Sarah C. Stuart

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• Latest School Paper Article

  —Foodie at Fifteen (now 16)

  Number of comments: 2
  I wrote a very similar blog post a few weeks ago, but here's the article.
  
  Wow. It’s hard to believe the holidays are upon us already. It’s the season of giving, but I find that often our giving is more out of necessity than true generosity. Or even [...]

  Posted: December 08, 2009, 6:12pm EST
  by Nick N

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• Sestak, Endorsements, and Gay Marriage

  —Above Average Jane

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  You may have already heard that Congressman Joe Sestak, candidate for Senate, was endorsed today by Congressman Barney Frank. What does this mean? Washington Post reporter / blogger Chris Cillizza of The Fix classifies it this way:
  In the release touting Franks' backing, Sestak focused on the Massachusetts' [...]

  Posted: December 07, 2009, 10:39pm EST
  by AboveAvgJane

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• Emma's first poem

  —Karl Martino

  My friend Howard Hall is a gifted poet who can coalesce a lot of truth in a few syllables. He's been featuring among his poems handwritten pieces from others under the tag "secondhand haiku" on his blog (non-breaking space).

  Emma has a way with words and stories' [...]

  Posted: December 06, 2009, 11:03pm EST
  by Karl

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• random photoblog links

  —rubber hose

  black and WTFhot chicks with storm trooperssmile like you're dead insidestrange shotsi love the internet.' [...]

  Posted: December 06, 2009, 10:08pm EST
  by upyernoz

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• Some light reading (and research) on non-functional requirements in Agile/Scrum

  —Karl Martino

  Agile Modeling: Introduction to User Stories

  Mike Cohn's Blog: Non-functional Requirements as User Stories

  aqris: Representing non-functional requirements with user stories

  wikiwiki: Non Functional Requirements

  Agile Coaching: Non-Functional Requirements: are user stories useful?

  Artima: Johan Peeters: Dreams and Nightmares

  Representing non-functional requirements is tricky. There are two kinds of' [...]

  Posted: December 06, 2009, 8:26pm EST
  by Karl

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• Obama Visits Allentown, PA Officials' Remarks

  —Above Average Jane

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  As you have all no doubt read by now Pres. Obama visited Allentown on Friday. Intrepid newspaper blogger John Micek live blogged the event on Capitol Ideas. You can review the entries online. One tidbit -- Congressional Reps. Chris Carney and Allyson Schwartz flew in with Obama [...]

  Posted: December 06, 2009, 5:03pm EST
  by AboveAvgJane

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• Happy Birthday, Old NFO!

  —Support Your Local Gunfighter

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  Today is Old NFO’s birthday. He’s 22, I think. Old NFO is one of only a handful of bloggers I have met in person, and he certainly ranks as one of the most interesting. A proud naval vet, he has some good stories, but I am pretty sure he has [...]

  Posted: December 05, 2009, 4:00pm EST
  by Wyatt Earp

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• Daily Links for December 2nd through December 4th

  —Akkam's Razor

  All excerpts are quoted from the respective link(s).

  
  Researchers Say the Social Web Improves Kids' Literacy (Geeks Say 'Duh') - According to a recent survey of around 3,000 kids, those who text, blog and use social sites such as Facebook have better writing skills than their less technologically inclined' [...]

  Posted: December 04, 2009, 11:00pm EST
  by rzklkng

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• More Items from the Connecticut Historical Society Library

  —Disability Studies, Temple U.

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  They've been cataloging cataloging cataloging at the Connecticut Historical Society Library lately, if their blog is any indication. Another recent addition relevant to disability history: The Retreat for the Insane account book (Account Books/Ms 56441). "Opened in 1824, the Retreat is now Hartford Hospital’s Institute for Living. The account book'" [...]

  Posted: December 04, 2009, 6:14pm EST
  by Penny L. Richards

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• I Get Letters

  —Brendan Calling

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  Hello, Mr. Sqwire. On your Brendan Calling blog you have given me credit (or blame?) for a story that was actually reported by my colleague Chana Joffe-Walt. In any case, thank you for listening to NPR.

  –Ina Jaffe

  She found me on facebook. I wrote back and suggested they fire [...]

  Posted: December 04, 2009, 2:12pm EST
  by Brendan

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• Where's the blogger?

  —Just Between Strangers

  Seem to have no time right now -- maybe I never did, and I just wasted more of it, who knows. But one thing that has been taking a portion of time (real-life + online) is an attempt to figure out where the playgrounds in Philadelphia are and which are [...]

  Posted: December 04, 2009, 11:42am EST
  by ACM

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• Where's the blogger?

  —Just Between Strangers

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  Seem to have no time right now -- maybe I never did, and I just wasted more of it, who knows. But one thing that has been taking a portion of time (real-life + online) is an attempt to figure out where the playgrounds in Philadelphia are and which are [...]

  Posted: December 04, 2009, 11:42am EST
  by ACM

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• DGA Conference Call

  —Above Average Jane

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  As mentioned yesterday the Democratic Governor's Association announced that Delaware Gov. Jack Markell has been selected as their new chair. Gov. Martin O'Malley of Maryland is the vice chair.
  
  Today Markell participated in a DGA conference call with bloggers. He spoke highly of the role the online community' [...]

  Posted: December 03, 2009, 11:09pm EST
  by AboveAvgJane

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• Links for 2009-12-02 [del.icio.us]

  —Literal Barrage

  Hacking the Climate Debate - TierneyLab Blog - NYTimes.com Climate Audit – mirror site Bret Stephens: Climategate: Follow the Money - WSJ.com On Language - Against Camel Case - NYTimes.com Daily Express | UK News :: Climate change 'fraud' Pajamas Media » The Fraud Is Everywhere: SUNY Albany and [...]

  Posted: December 03, 2009, 3:00am EST
  

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• Bicycle Coalition up for Philebrity Award

  —Philadelphia Bicycle News

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  The Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia is among several nominated as "non-profit" of the year by the blog Philebrity. Philebrity is asking for people to vote, so Vote for the Bicycle Coalition! We also encourage you to vote for the Next Great City as "Collaboration of the Year" [...]

  Posted: December 02, 2009, 8:21am EST
  by Sarah C. Stuart

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