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Blog@Newsarama » Blog Archive » Two industry leaders. Two big releases. Two thunderous disappointments. 11 hours ago - Comment - Like "Marvel and DC Comics, the undisputed champs of direct market super-comics, both had fairly huge books come out this week. For Marvel, it was Amazing Spider-Man #583, the guest-star of which helped garner the company a huge media splash, inside the comics industry and outside. For DC, it was the penultimate chapter of their years-in-the-making (and marketing) crossover series Final Crisis #6, which contained what would, in different circumstances, have seemed like a pretty huge development. ... Well, they're both fairly terrible." - Ron Bailey

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Blog@Newsarama » Blog Archive » Rewatching: Buffy, "Once More, With Feeling" 11 hours ago - Comment - Like "Again, the beauty of Buffy. The moments we've all had, but blown up far larger than life, and with some vampires thrown in." - Ron Bailey

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The Columbus Dispatch : Split's end 8 hours ago - Comment - Like "The long-awaited plan to rebuild I-70/71 through Downtown is here, along with a gigantic new price tag." - Ron Bailey

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Blog@Newsarama » Blog Archive » Art, Expectations, and Tone 10 hours ago - Comment - Like "For example, Mark Millar's Ultimates series was meant to be high-octane action with a healthy dollop of today's post-9/11 cynicism. Shown through the "camera" of Bryan Hitch, the series was larger than life yet extremely down to earth — characters' abs were not seen bursting through their spandex, and costume designs such as Iron Man's armor were not the streamlined outfits of old, but more clunky, realistic images. The level of detail meant that readers took the story seriously, and because Millar worked strenuously to create a world not too different from ours, the series was a critically-acclaimed success. "Now imagine, if you will, if Rafael Albuquerque drew Ultimates. I can pretty much assure you that the series would not have ranked nearly as well, because Albuquerque's style is more cartoony and emotional. In other words, good chops, but not for this story." - Ron Bailey

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Blog@Newsarama » Blog Archive » Crib Sheet for the Big Stories of 2009 10 hours ago - Comment - Like Dark Reign, Blackest Night, and more! SPOILERS! - Ron Bailey

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delicious Why Twitter's New Security Solution Could Pave the Way to a Future Web of Mashups - ReadWriteWeb 8 hours ago - Comment - Like "Effective Twitter implementation of OAuth is a far more important matter than it might seem. This isn't something small, dry and technical. This is the future of integrated, hyper-smart social computing being built right before our eyes." - Ron Bailey

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Chris Charabaruk Online

I found this fascinating quote today:

While Plinky is certainly an interesting service, and one I might start playing with, it's not something that will help you improve the quality of your blog. At least, not yet.Chris Charabaruk Online, Jan 2009

You should read the whole article.

I may play with it myself sometime in the future (hopefully once it stops choking on attempts to hook up my Blogger account ^_^).

EDIT 01-24-09: My reply to the original post.

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Did You Know That Domino's and Subway Are in a Food Fight?

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"ANN ARBOR, Mich., Jan. 22, 2009 /PRNewswire/ — Domino's Pizza (NYSE:DPZ), the recognized world leader in pizza delivery, is showing off its menu - and its CEO. After Domino's Oven Baked Sandwiches recently beat Subway's equivalent sandwiches by an incredible 2-to-1 margin in a national taste test, Domino's received a letter from Subway demanding it cease and desist from running advertising featuring the independently researched claim.

"Domino's has not only refused to pull the work, it has responded by launching a new TV spot featuring Chairman and CEO David A. Brandon playfully burning up Subway's letter in one of the 450-degree ovens used to bake its victorious sandwiches."

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Introducing the Scrapblog Marketplace

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The new Scrapbook Marketplace is a collection of scrapbook additives, from top digital and paper scrapbook designers and companies, that users can buy with Scrapblog credits to spruce up their digital memory books. From the looks of it, the marketplace is filled with all kinds of virtual goodies and stickers for scrapbloggers of all varieties.Mashable | All That’s New on the Web, Jan 2009

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SPACE.com -- New Moon Rocket Could Launch Giant Space Telescopes (via delicious)

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delicious SPACE.com -- New Moon Rocket Could Launch Giant Space Telescopes 18 hours ago - Comment - Like "Slated to make its first test flight in 2018, the Ares V rocket is designed to stand about 381 feet (116 meters) tall and be able to launch payloads weighing almost 180 metric tons into low-Earth orbit. "(...) "But while the Ares V is designed under NASA's Constellation program to return astronauts to the moon, the rocket behemoth presents a boon for astronomers and other scientists dreaming of bigger, better space-based observatories. " - Ron Bailey

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delicious SPACE.com -- Astronauts Watch President Obama's Inauguration from Space 18 hours ago - Comment - Like "Space station commander Michael Fincke and flight engineer Sandra Magnus, both of NASA, took some time out of their busy day to watch live TV coverage of Obama's inauguration in Washington, D.C., from their perch 220 miles (354 km) above Earth." - Ron Bailey

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delicious SPACE.com -- First Look Inside Dark Moon Craters 18 hours ago - Comment - Like "The images, taken on Nov. 17, 2008, cover part of the Haworth crater at the moon's south pole and the western rim of Seares crater, an impact feature near the north pole. Bright areas in each image represent either surface roughness or slopes pointing toward the spacecraft." - Ron Bailey

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delicious SPACE.com -- Bird Strikes Could Threaten Space Shuttles, Too 18 hours ago - Comment - Like "Since 2005, officials at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Fla., have kept a keen eye for flocks of birds nearby launching and landing space shuttles to make sure the birds don't endanger astronauts aboard the spacecraft or themselves." - Ron Bailey

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