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 [Weblog.philringnalda.com] phil ringnalda : O’Reilly joins the search engine spam parade: In the time it takes me to compile Firefox, which is what gave me the spare time, I could maybe have dug out an email from the corporate site, and sent off what I would have considered a totally hopeless email, or I could write a post for my friends, saying “crap, have you seen this, the O’Reilly sites spam search engines!” That seemed more likely to blow off my steam and amuse me, and I certainly wasn’t expecting this to be such a slow news week that it would get any more attention than my posts usually do.

[Virtuelvis.com] Spam - Arve Bersvendsen: I have been spammed by the Norwegian branch of the "Church" of Scientology. For your reading pleasure, I'm hereby providing a rough translation and analysis of their spam.

[Mitadmissions.org] MIT Admissions | Blog Entry: "Elephants on Parade": So, yesterday the Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey circus had its annual "Elephant Parade". The circus parks its trains behind MIT (right behind Simmons) and since the circus performs in the TD BankNorth Garden, the circus has to transport the animals.

 [A Veggie Venture] Readers Make My Day: I have often wanted to comment but since I don't have a blog I wonder if I would be doing the right thing or would I 'sorta' be intruding? So my question is then, is it appropriate to comment when you do not belong to the food blogging community?

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