Rainy day news:
Via a self-styled journalism lab, a note about Google. Pull out quote:
…Google outlines its “vision of a premium content ecosystem” that includes subscriptions…
Maybe my move in 2003, perhaps that wasn’t so ill-considered, after all. Stay tuned, as subscribers get the first shot at a new book of mine.
There are some weekends, Mercury is backwards and all, but some days, all I can do is amass a collection of weird links. Either they meant something individually, or the link intrigued me, or, in at least one example, I can’t recall what I was doing. Linking. Looking.
Carefully crafted corporate misdirection? Cool.
Carefully crafted corporate (tabloid) Alien Baby
Mercury in Retrograde and bait. Shrimp.
13 (more) things that don’t make sense.
Sitcom. I wonder if each of my individual scopes are thusly structured?
Like silly putty.
Word.
More for the fine print:
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Viva Zapatos!(Might have that wrong)
“Prefiero morir de pie
Que vivair de rodillas”
(I prefer to die on my feet than to live on my knees)
Emiliano Zapata [1879-1919]
Gone Fishing:
Says it all.
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More Mercury RX tales.
More on Humble Oils – the image, not the oil company.
Unrelated:
This is NOT a photo-op.
7 Reasons to subscribe.
Pay Box (I’m still cheaper).
One word: Starbucks.
Plants in apparent retrograde.