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[scottobear]

I have an urge to make a scarecrow for the herb garden.

weird seach code to my website of the day - AltaVista - bob ross painting death 9 down

an interesting article about copyright law. I lean to his idea #2 at the bottom.

Newtella the mountain-goat is on munch-episode two on his catgrass. He just trots right up to it, takes a seat in front of the salad bar... wait, I stand corrected, the pot's been overturned. Ack, time to get more soil. He does dig the plant-life, though. nice thing about sweeping up the spilled dirt is that I can toss it back into the pot.

sunny and bright today, but my mind is happily residing in a comfy nap-zone of dark clouds and soft rain.... my noggin is heady with good, snuggly thoughts.

more fun info on the planets lining up.

I find myself wondering what would happen if a Tunguska event-type thing happend today. What sort of alarms would it set off... how much annoying news coverage would there be? The conspiracy theories and accusations that would follow... who would believe that a meteor just fell out of the sky and did that to a major city... like New York or Washington DC... perhaps a lesser target, like Disney World? Perhaps a story seed, probably not one.

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[ldy.livejournal.com]

Fascinating, all of it.

I also like the copyright idea #2 at the bottom. Now, if only we could get it implemented... and find something to keep patent law on the up-and-up, too.

Jooc, why would a meteor explode 6 km above the ground, anyway? Air pressure? Something else? Curiouser and curiouser...

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[scottobear.livejournal.com]

Jooc? :)

Maybe it just couldn't hold it in anymore.

[missv.livejournal.com]

I often see packages of live cat grass in the organic produce section at the grocery store. It's grown in the same way as, say, alfalfa spouts for people-eatin'...in square plastic cartons on a moist foam medium. Perhaps you could eliminate the dirt-mess-factor in a similar fashion? I've grown hyacinth bulbs in a pot of wet gravel before....and now that I think of it, The Boy's old roommate used to grow his own edible spouts in a tray of watery vermiculite on their kitchen window sill.

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[scottobear.livejournal.com]

say, that's a good idea! I'll check that out, next trip to the garden center.

[juliabee.livejournal.com]

how do you find out what people used in searches that led them to find your page?

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[scottobear.livejournal.com]

http://top.addfreestats.com/

has a spiffy banner tag that grabs all sorts of info.... entry page and seach results being two of them.

my stats are available for public consumption here -

http://www.addfreestats.com/cgi-bin/showuni.cgi?usr=00039496

to see the search results, pull down the referrers tab and select "top key words"... you should see what seach words were used, andwhat engine for today. (you can change it to read for the month, too!)

try it out..I really like seeing where my hits come from.

Sadly, it doesn't really work on livejournal, as it requires you to put java on your pages to get all of the juicy features.