Woo hoo!
My marigold photo on Dreamstime had it’s first sale! My first photo ever sold! I think that makes me a professional now. 😉
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Birthday Trip
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Oh, Eliot
ByDerekDear Governor Spitzer, I’m not going to spend much time on this letter, because I’m fairly certain you’re not going to understand it anyways. It’s hard to teach an old Democrat new concepts, like economics. I read through your State of Upstate address and boy was I impressed. It’s astounding how someone who spent so…
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Central Terminal on Ghost Hunters
ByDerekNext Wednesday (9/24) at 9:00pm on the Sci-Fi Channel, Ghost Hunters will air it’s exploration of the Buffalo Central Terminal. Edit:(Video link broken – removed)
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Bloggercon V: Oktoberfest
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No doubt
ByDerekAnd people wonder how anyone can doubt the “crisis” of global warming… The Washington Post reviews the work of top United Nations scientists, November 20: “The United Nations’ top AIDS scientists plan to acknowledge this week that they have long overestimated both the size and the course of the epidemic, which they now believe has…
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