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President Bush: "The really rich people figure out how to dodge taxes anyway."   What is Meme-O-Randum?  Question: When does blogging reach Joe Sixpack? Answer: I don't care. Alternative answer: Trent Lott.  NPR: Recalling Nixon's Resignation. 
Chris Pirillo asks why Microsoft didn't use BitTorrent to distribute SP2.  BusinessWeek: Blogging for Business.  I had breakfast this morning with Jonathan Schwartz, Sun's president and COO. He's as refreshing in person as he was on The Gillmor Gang a few weeks back. The conversation was interesting, and the food was good, but I haven't fully digested either yet. The Guardian also has an article on business blogs. I guess it's in the air today.   NY Times: "TiVo, which helped introduce the digital video recorder, or DVR, in 1999, now faces an onslaught of competition from cable system and satellite operators, which are quickly eroding TiVo's once-dominant market share."  Phil Ringnalda reviews MSN's new blogging service.  Accordion Guy: "Jayson Blair had credentials." 
Russell Beattie on Minibrowsers.  
More and more all that matters is: which of my friends is nearby, and what's the weather. The Bay Area has very agreeable weather. It's foggy and chilly this morning. Last night going to dinner I wore a sweater. Perfect. This kind of weather affords you the maxium control. If you're cold, go get a Starbucks followed by some Pho. If you're a little too hot, take the sweater off and grab a Diet Coke. But all that pales in comparison to the importance of people, little ones and big ones. I spent the afternoon and evening hanging out yesterday with Dave Jacobs and his four boys. I taught the youngest one, Dylan, how to lip fart. It worked. Important skill to have, for a boy (or a girl). One more thing: A reminder. At 4PM we're having a convention bloggers followup at Stanford Law School. And at 7PM, Spicy Scripting Noodles at Jing Jing in Palo Alto.
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