not sure if it was just a consequence of hurried typing or whatever, but i think the proper turn of phrase is 'bated breath'. just fyi.
anyways, i for one will be sad to see the technorati series go. i've started unconsciously thinking about and trying to follow some of what you said there.
will the already-written articles stay up after you call it quits or be available somewhere else?
Shoot, you're right. Changing it now - thanks for the heads-up; goodness, I hate when things like that happen.
I'm not sure if they'll keep it up or take them down. I'm trying to think of other places I can publish but perhaps later on as work has really ramped up lately.
An online dating site could be interested in branching out from their online-user matching, and spreading their appeal.
Maybe not paysites like eHarmony or Match.com, but there is OkCupid (http://www.okcupid.com/) which already has OkTrends (http://blog.okcupid.com/), an amazingly interesting column with online dating statistics.
That's a good point; I should really drop a line to one of them at some point.
I've read a lot of those OK Cupid articles, they're really interesting; my brother actually sent me a bunch including that one. Fascinating how people interact with each other.
Speaking of which, I'm just curious how you found me - let me know?
Veanne lived in the bay area (http://veanne.com/ I don't remember how I found her blog), and I found out about Rain (http://www.hipstomp.com/), and saw 72nd to Canal, which leads me to you.
Veanne and I both worked in the film/tv biz here in Northern California, although I've never met any of you.
72nd to Canal, still, one of my favorite things I've discovered online.
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anyways, i for one will be sad to see the technorati series go. i've started unconsciously thinking about and trying to follow some of what you said there.
will the already-written articles stay up after you call it quits or be available somewhere else?
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I'm not sure if they'll keep it up or take them down. I'm trying to think of other places I can publish but perhaps later on as work has really ramped up lately.
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Maybe not paysites like eHarmony or Match.com, but there is OkCupid (http://www.okcupid.com/) which already has OkTrends (http://blog.okcupid.com/), an amazingly interesting column with online dating statistics.
This one is surprisingly informative:
http://blog.okcupid.com/index.php/the-real-stuff-white-people-like/
-Darrell
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I've read a lot of those OK Cupid articles, they're really interesting; my brother actually sent me a bunch including that one. Fascinating how people interact with each other.
Speaking of which, I'm just curious how you found me - let me know?
Thanks for the comment, man!
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Veanne lived in the bay area (http://veanne.com/ I don't remember how I found her blog), and I found out about Rain (http://www.hipstomp.com/), and saw 72nd to Canal, which leads me to you.
Veanne and I both worked in the film/tv biz here in Northern California, although I've never met any of you.
72nd to Canal, still, one of my favorite things I've discovered online.
-Darrell
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