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Here's a feature I'd love. A grid of public radio station schedules with links to their streams. That way I could choose a station based on the programming that's on right now. I'd even be willing to allocate my subscription fee based on my "attention data." What do you think of that idea, Steve Gillmor? Permanent link to this item in the archive.

Sad news, Richard Pryor died. More sad news, so did Eugene McCarthy. Two icons of the Boomers. Permanent link to this item in the archive.

Congrats to TechCrunch for making it into the Technorati 100 for the first time. Scripting News is back in the top 100 (it started at the top of the list when it started), at number 98. As TechCrunch rises through the ranks, as it's certain to do, maybe they'll change the name of the list to the TechCrunchOrati list?  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

Rex Hammock's snowy Massachusetts pics. Permanent link to this item in the archive.

Elmer Masters traces the roots of "weblog." Permanent link to this item in the archive.

Om Malik: "300,000 is the number of del.icio.us users. When Flickr sold out, it had about 250,000 users." Permanent link to this item in the archive.

Adam Green: "At least Joshua Schachter will now be able to buy enough servers to handle the load." Permanent link to this item in the archive.

A picture named elves.jpgScoble: RSS drives Reuters lobby's screenPermanent link to this item in the archive.

A discussion about the origin of the term "weblog" is under the recent picture of Jorn Barger. Permanent link to this item in the archive.

I was curious to find the first occurrence of the term weblog on Scripting News, so, of course, I wrote a script.  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

Speaking of pictures, I had someone say I look like Zero Mostel the other day. I stood back, in shock. Then I looked up some pictures to remind myself what he looked like, and except for the comb-over, okay, it's not as bad as I thought. But I'd still rather think I look like Jon CorzinePermanent link to this item in the archive.

RSS Labs: "Welcome to OPML Workstation. This is a preliminary version of our PowerPoint to OPML site." Permanent link to this item in the archive.

Amtrak route map for the United States. Permanent link to this item in the archive.

Infoplease: Top 10 common last names in the USPermanent link to this item in the archive.

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