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100th Post!

In honor of the 100th post on this blog, I would like to present 2 PSAs for safe living. The first was inspired by the "Carol never wore her safety goggles" advertisement/safety poster/internet meme. The second was inspired by a number of drug PSAs.



Seriously.

On Joe Pesci and...Myself?

My most recent article freelanced for the Florham Park Eagle: Chipping for the Yutes.

Also, an I was profiled (e-mail interviewed, cut and pasted) in Randolph-Roxbury This Week.

Also, if you're into displays of polytheism, check out the Golden Calf post on The Word. If you're into pretty colors and textual rippling, check out The Command to Leave Sinai.

Photoshop fail.

Take a look at this ad, found on Slate's Doonesbury page. Do you see the problem?



If not, check it out below:



You're killing me, American Express. I'm glad your advertising team is skilled with the Photoshop reverse function, but I would prefer you not make it so that a casual browser like me notices your blatant eyewash.

Lesson: Don't use the same picture twice in the same advertisement.

We all know, are, people like this

Interesting reading in the Boston Globe: How Facts Backfire

New Jersey's News Quotes du Jour

What is this, Fark?

The Middle East is explosive.

Israel, a democracy in an explosive region, is counting on unwavering support from the U.S.

Surely there is a better way to put that. [article]

Ex-Seton Hall basketball coach is surprised.

"If you went on (Microsoft) Word and put in ‘surprised’ and looked at the synonyms, he was any of those," said Parin, 20, recounting her June 29 encounter.

Who needs a dictionary anymore? [article]

Two New Articles

I just had two new articles published in the Randolph Reporter. I remember covering budget meetings in college. Awesome stuff.

Raking in the Big Bucks

Mine Hill Budget