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BUY Norfloxacin ONLINE NO PRESCRIPTION, Wow, it's been a hectic week three weeks.  Apologies for my unforseen blogging hiatus.  Before we get to links, a few things have happened while I've been away:


  1. The economy imploded.  If you're looking for an informative break-down of the subprime crisis, I recommend this chart from Wikipedia (thanks for the link, Hank).  If you think the economic crisis has a lot to do with deregulation and failures of the "free" market, AND you're looking for a chuckle as your money disappears, I recommend this diagram from Indexed's Jessica Hagy.

  2. New Facebook made it's debut became mandatory for users.  As anyone with a Facebook account could have predicted, many users are FURIOUS and making their displeasure known through things like status updates, Facebook groups, profile changes, and posts of friends' walls.  I've fortunately been able to follow this hot air fest though the intuitive interface and all-inclusive feed on the new Facebook.  Whoops.  Seriously, people: get a grip.  Want to whine about Facebook?  How about you focus your energies on combating these obnoxious "I heard someone has a crush on you!  Download this virus to find out who!" spam wall posts.

  3. Hell froze over The Rays made the playoffs, and my BoSox aren't far behind (though I don't think we stand a chance against the Angels).

  4. A desperately needed extension of tax credits for alternative energy production sits in the Senate after passing the House.


On to links!  Lots of them today to make up for ignoring you:

  • This Sunday's NY Times Magazine featured an article on start-up Unigo: an open platform for students to review their colleges and for prospective students to read those reviews.  My alma mater's admissions director is quoted in the article saying, essentially, 'that's cute':


“I’ve got to be honest with you,” Christopher Gruber, a vice president who oversees admissions at Davidson College, told me. Order Norfloxacin online c.o.d, “I’m not spending a ton of time navigating those student-driven sites. It’s too much to manage, order Norfloxacin from United States pharmacy. Where can i order Norfloxacin without prescription, My sense is that the traditional big players, like Princeton Review, online buy Norfloxacin without a prescription, Buy generic Norfloxacin, are the major sources for online information too, in part because those are the names that parents still recognize, buy Norfloxacin no prescription. Order Norfloxacin from mexican pharmacy, Those are the names that are going to have greater panache, and so those are probably the ones that will be turned to, Norfloxacin for sale. The ones that we supply information to are the ones that we spend the most time on, filling out surveys for them to make sure that that information is accurate.”

In early September, after Unigo offered Davidson and the other 266 colleges a two-week preview of the site — “because we don’t want them to feel ambushed,” [Unigo founder] Goldman explained — Gruber confirmed that the letter from Goldman was sitting on his desk but said he hadn’t yet found the time to visit the site itself, BUY Norfloxacin ONLINE NO PRESCRIPTION. Buy cheap Norfloxacin no rx, If he does, he will see reviews, Norfloxacin from canadian pharmacy, Buy no prescription Norfloxacin online, photos and videos by roughly 230 current Davidson students (one-eighth of its entire student body) already posted there.


I know and respect the folks in the admissions office at Davidson.  They do a great job with a small staff.  But this is foolish to the point that it's downright irresponsible.  Just like social networks, there will certainly be a number of "student-driven" sites like Unigo that pop up.  Some will fail (Friendster), Norfloxacin over the counter, Norfloxacin price, coupon, while others will explode in popularity and influence (Facebook, MySpace, real brand Norfloxacin online, Buy Norfloxacin online cod, etc).  To categorically write-off the value of peer-to-peer marketing online is to assume that Davidson can jump into the 'Princeton Review 2.0' world when it damn well pleases...when a victorious, influential site has emerged.  Unfortunately, rx free Norfloxacin, Buy Norfloxacin from mexico, the web doesn't work that way.  Some of Davidson's peer institutions will almost certainly beat us to the punch and effectively engage the non-"traditional big players," putting Davidson in a place years (months?) from now where it scores well in traditional measures (Princeton Review, buy cheap Norfloxacin, Comprar en línea Norfloxacin, comprar Norfloxacin baratos, US News and World Report) while ignoring the very sites that most prospective students frequent. [Thanks for the tip, australia, uk, us, usa, Where to buy Norfloxacin, Jeff and Jane]


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If you talk to Google employees, buy generic Norfloxacin, Order Norfloxacin online overnight delivery no prescription, odds are that they are totally engaged and on a mission to change the way people interact with the internet and with information. Talk to a Microsoft person and they will be happy to talk about reliability or standards they set or the way to engage the bureaucracy of the organization.



  • Speaking of Microsoft, Norfloxacin gel, ointment, cream, pill, spray, continuous-release, extended-release, Australia, uk, us, usa, EcoGeek reports that big man Bill Gates shares my geek love for algae as a biofuel stock:


Sapphire Energy, which hopes to create fuel for cars from algae, purchase Norfloxacin online, Buy cheap Norfloxacin no rx, is undergoing series B financing, and Gates and several other large investment companies brought up Sapphire's total invested capital to $100 M.


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  • Instead of making assumptions on imperfect information, fast shipping Norfloxacin, Order Norfloxacin from mexican pharmacy, I wish more voters would use this tool to figure out how their taxes would change under President Obama or McCain.  [Hat tip: Ezra Klein].



  • TechCrunch reports on internshipratings.com, where former interns rate their experiences.  Sounds like a similar model to our friends at rateyourstudyabroad.com, Norfloxacin over the counter, Buy Norfloxacin from mexico, which with one more mention will become a paid sponsor of Tropophilia (they just don't know it yet).



  • Blog friend Rachel Will [apparently] Blog for Food Haterade as she thrashes childhood icons Babar and Paddington Bear (not to mention my personal favorite Corduroy...you WOULDN'T!!).  This seems about as courageous as threatening Canada or bashing Scientologists.  I'm looking forward to future posts on why the following are lame/ugly/stupid: Alf (he's pretty on the inside...), puppies, buying Norfloxacin online over the counter, Online buy Norfloxacin without a prescription, the single grey duckling waddling behind the rest, dandelions and/or clover, buy Norfloxacin online no prescription, Buy Norfloxacin without a prescription, lemonade stands, bicycles, canada, mexico, india, Order Norfloxacin from United States pharmacy, hot chocolate with little marshmallows, France, and Saturdays.



  • Last, but certainly not least, here's LeBron James getting spanked in a game of HORSE with an amateur:


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That's all for now, but (once again) I promise to be a better blogger this week.

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  • http://blogofgrandambitions.blogspot.com Chris

    The new Microsoft ads have that defensive feel of failing political candidates whining about how big mean Obama is trying to make hay out of Sarah Palin's complete lack of any desirable quality. But at least they're getting people talking. About how sucky PCs are.

  • http://funkmagnet.wordpress.com Rachel

    C'mon! I thought, by attacking Babar, I already WAS ripping on the French! I hope you know that I interpret your defense of Babar as an overwhelming vote in favor of imperialism.

    (P.S. am a big fan of Alf and lemonade, fyi. :P)

  • Megan L

    Tropophilia supports Imperialism, and by association, blood diamonds and genocide.

  • TaylorA412

    Whoa…who knew that by defending a ridiculously cuddly teddy bear who JUST SO HAPPENS to be made out of the most comfortable of all fall fabrics (love ya corduroy) I would be supporting imperialism AND blood diamonds, genocide, etc.

    All I'm sayin' is: what did Babar do to you?

    I'd also like to focus on where we agree….and that is Fraggle Rock.

  • http://funkmagnet.wordpress.com Rachel

    Babar bored me to tears. For that, he must PAY (by being subject to my inane ramblings online).

    I do adore Fraggle Rock, so maybe redirecting our energies toward all things Muppet-centric is a good idea. ;P

  • Nineteen-One-Thirteen

    The economy sucks. Babar revisionists suck. Davidson 2.0 sucks. LeBron sucks. New facebook's detractors suck. Microsoft sucks. I know you guys love change, but do you really have to balance it out with scorn for the adamantine? I feel like I need two Zolofts and a Red Bull now. ;-)

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