I have also enabled blog comments for now. We will see if I can escape the Sploggers. Check out Wired magazine print edition for the article Spam + Blogs = Trouble. There are more Slogs then legitamate blogs and the problem is only growing. The on-line version of Wired said it will be released Sept 5th http://www.wiredmagazine.com. This on-line release is about 1 week after my mail version of Wired arrived via mail. Some of the latest print articles are on-line like the The Infinite Album article, a interview with Beck.
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Dapp a new tool service that allows you to gather data from web sites and create feeds and services.
Dapper Demo
http://www.dappit.com/dapperDemo/
Quick test to extract the number of properties listed on
http://www.trulia.com
The HTML output
http://www.dappit.com/transform.php?tra ... ruliaCount
XML output
http://www.dappit.com/RunDapp?dappName= ... lia.com%2F
How to use this
http://www.dappit.com/dapp-howto-use.ph ... ruliaCount
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Green screen rules!
http://www.theraconteurs.com/
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http://www.auctionmapper.com
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Get a free lift ticket to Vail Resorts when you signup for renewable energy credits!
http://snow.com/info/windpower.asp
By purchasing renewable energy credits equal to the company's entire electricity use, Vail Resorts becomes the second largest purchaser of wind power of all corporations in the United States.
8,900 Kilowatt-hours is the average energy consumed by teh average US house hold each year. Energy credits in Utah are $1.95 per 100 Kilowatt-hours... this works out to $174 per year. The Vail credit deal is $15 per month in energy credits qualifies you for a free lift. Thank you Vail Resorts!
My friend recieved this in a Vail drip marketing e-mail... He passed it to me and I am happy to pass it to you, Enjoy! ( viral marketing)
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