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Privacy? Garbage! August 10, 2005 9:59 pm

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For you privacy buffs out there and for those of you that don’t think our government is acting like Big Brother, have a read of this Williamette Weekly article. It’s four pages long with some redundancy but worth the time. If you find yourself starting to bail, skip to the concluding paragraphs on page 4.

Portland’s top brass said it was OK to swipe your garbage–so we grabbed theirs.

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Template Store Updated August 10, 2005 1:26 pm

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I’ve updated my template store at SIDesigns.com. So if you want a new look for your website or blog have a gander at the templates. You can also sign up as an affiliate.

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Do the dumb things I gotta do August 10, 2005 1:20 pm

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Touch the puppet head

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We smile, We type smiles, But we never look at the back of a smile August 10, 2005 11:02 am

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Ever wonder what the back of a smilie looks like? :)

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Of Grasshoppers August 10, 2005 9:54 am

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Student: I have more than I can possibly do.
Master: Do what you must.

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Gooder Grammer August 10, 2005 9:20 am

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So I had this somewhat embarrassing email for which I was very thankul. I used to write very properly. I was one of those human dictionaries that could pop out a correct spelling of a word I’d never used. Create whatever reason you want - age, laziness, too much in my mind, whatever - my spelling and grammar have deteriorated. My resume has a line that reads:

· Writing: Well written, exceptional grammar, technical writing skills

And then it is followed with this line:

· Organizational: very spatial oriented, structured, can work equally well with hierarchical or abstract concepts and organization, 5 years practical experience in Software Quality Assurance and associated training compliment organizational skills

I keep my resume at the Perfect Job. It needs updating badly. Now I’ve always been hardnosed when evaluating candidates’ resumes for proper spelling and well formed sentences so I was quite surprised when someone took the time to send an email pointing out my horrid error of using "compliment" when I obviously meant "complement." I wonder how many times this was noticed and not mentioned.

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