Error at Walmart
Only smart shoppers will find the error in this picture. Its a real photo and a real error, as in Dead Ass Wrong (DAW).
Psychologist helps victims of data loss / Some soothing words after the data wreck
The above article (probably a 404 by the time you read it) is about a crisis counselor for victims of "data loss". Fun Stuff.
I am working on a paper for a competition at school on the topic of "information ethics" I have two weeks to finish that. The paper is thought provoking if nothing else.
Bonnie went to vistit our llamas yesterday. I have secured the domain name "www.llamafootnotes.com". There is nothing there yet.
The photo is one of our llamas. She is currently named Fawn. I had to retouch the photo cause it was so light. Look at the eyelashes. She is very pretty in person.
I am getting hay this weekend.
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