No Good Deed Goes Unpunished

And was apparently built in my hometown of Anderson, Indiana.
I want one too!
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From Wired, a look at blogs for profit guy Nick Denton.
The empire, as it were, includes four Web sites and a just-unveiled blog portal that helps people organize their weblog reading. New York City-based Gawker is a chatty morph of Page Six and the old Spy magazine - a must-read for anyone involved in the [...]

Dave Winer’s plagued and will be digging out all day.
Hmmm. Since installing Safari and clicking “Block Pop-Up Windows,” I haven’t had any!
Camino users have the same capability.

Jon Talton, in today’s Arizona Republic, makes some very good points about how and why Iraq has become the mess that it is today.
George W. Bush is the nation’s first president with an MBA. Except for time as Texas governor, his adult life has been spent in business, albeit largely on the magic carpet [...]

The FBI looking for a group of terrorists they believe have entered the country and whose planning for a summer attack on the U.S. is “nearly complete.”
My question to Mr. Ashcroft and FBI Director Mueller: Why isn’t our border with Mexico completely covered by the Armed Forces of the United States? Why with all our [...]

Wired on drugs finding their way to multiplayer net games. Amazing. Free samples lead to addiction.
How meatspace.
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Anita Sharpe on Worthwhile today with a concept that I’ve been think a lot about recently. A body of work isn’t the product of an exhausting marathon session, but rather comes from the steady accumulation of the product of effort. My words, same concept.
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