Having a PDA can be too handy. Over the past year, I scribbled down website addresses when I encountered them. As a result, I now have a way-too-long list of stuff to see:
spotted in DFW Living: Key Access \ Affluent Living Publications; LampsPlus®; The Pull-Out Shelf Company; Paragon Distributing; Ultimate Edge; The Grout Doctor
digital photo stuff: dotphoto; ophoto (Kodak); shutterfly
spotted in Premier Egg Roll's window (Chinese drive-thru): Sherlock Bones - tracer of missing pets ("$1000 for missing boxer")
spotted who-knows-where: Internet Scout Project ("research and development projects that provide better tools and services for finding, filtering and delivering online information and metadata"); refdesk.com ("the single best source for facts"); searchsystems.net ("Now over 17,203 Free Searchable Public Record Databases")
What's Next: Wired magazine; DemocraticUnderground; NutriCounter; save-on-crafts.com (possibly includes the Ott-Lite VisionSaver DesignPro 18 watt floor lamp ($129) and the Bose QuietComfort Acoustic Noise Cancelling headset ($300))
then there are spamlaws.com/state ("compilation of laws related to unsolicited bulk and commercial e-mail") and SpamCop; SpyCop
spotted on MIT's Blogdex: librarian.net ("putting the rarin' back in librarian"); live.curry.com (Adam Curry); Talking Points Memo (Joshua Micah Marshall); zeldman.com (Jeffrey Zeldman); loobylu.com (Claire Robertson, down undah)
catalogs:
Chef's; Derby Museum; Duluth Trading; Front Gate; Gardeners; Garrett Wade; Herrington; Home Trends; Improvements; In the Company of Dogs; Into the Wind; JB Pet; Lands End; Levenger; LL Bean; MasterAnimalCare; Nabisco; Nolo; NormThompson; OfficeMax; Orvis; Picket Fence; Plow & Hearth; Power House; Shop Lifestyle; Vermont Country Store; Wind and Weather.
There. All done. I feel like I've just purged. I am renewed.
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