tim.slager | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 02 2008 | books, community, money
kinda cool.
Quoted: The campaign is based on a similar promotion in Bellingham, Wash., a city just slightly smaller than Grand Rapids, where a study revealed an 80 percent shift in people’s shopping behaviors — away from national stores and toward local shops
- tim.slager | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 28 2007 | money, news
Nahhh.
Quoted: On a rainy night in 1971, the notorious skyjacker jumped out of a 727 and into American legend. But recently, a chance lead to a Manhattan P.I. may have finally cracked the case.
- tim.slager | Shared With: Everyone - Apr 13 2007 | money, language, political
By Lysander Spooner in 1869. Thought maybe he was the originator of spoonerisms, but no such happy coincidence.
Quoted: The Constitution has no inherent authority or obligation. It has no authority or obligation at all, unless as a contract between man and man. And ...
- tim.slager | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 08 2007 | jobs, money
For all the aspiring tech writers...
Quoted: The WritersUA Salary Survey provides you with detailed and comprehensive information about compensation for user assistance professionals. Our 2006 Salary Survey results were viewed on ...
- tim.slager | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 26 2007 | food, money
Interesting experiment. Probably be a good exercise for all of us. We should wait until after our out-of-state visitors have come and gone, however.
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