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• We have a camera shy baby, at least when the nurse is in her face. #

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• Any advice on getting a baby to come out? Due date was yesterday. #

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• C’mon baby Jensen! #

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• YES!!! – http://twurl.cc/tc7 #

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• Hmm … eReader.com is not showing me any download options for the free ebooks I just “purchased” – bug or sales feature? #

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• Whoa, there’s something in my eyes – http://tinyurl.com/5r2g8p (thanks @qrevolution) #
• The Pita Pit of Fargo, ND is giving away an 8GB iPod Touch and free pitas! In the F-M area and on Facebook? Enter at http://twurl.cc/snu #
• Twitter Traffic Machine – http://twurl.cc/snb #

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• @Straightforward It’s the cost. 13th Ave cash register cost me $400 and is sufficient. Bway POS will cost me ~$50k over 10 years. in reply to Straightforward #
• Yearly cost for the “convenience” of using a POS at one location: $3,500. Yearly cost of cash register at other: $0. Worth it? Not at all. #
• @kateslewis Oregon, too. in reply to kateslewis #
• @FargoMoorhead Converting .mod files – http://convertmodfiles.com/ in reply to FargoMoorhead #

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I love Firefox, really I do.  But I find myself wandering away whenever I see new features like independent processes and the “New Tab Page” in Google Chrome or Frontrow-style switching in the new Safari 4 Beta (which I couldn’t find in my cursory glance).

One thing that keeps me coming back to Firefox time and again is add-ons, specifically Flashblock — I cannot stand browsing without it.  Other browsers, if you’re listening:  blocking Flash animations until specifically and individually enabled makes the Internet a much nicer place to play.

Firefox, if you’re listening:  keep up the good work, but work on a little innovation now and then.

To date, there have been roughly 733,458 days since the Common Era began.  If you spent $1,000,000 every day since January 1, 1 CE, you would still not spend as much as the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act will spend over the next few years.

(HT: Rush Limbaugh, I believe.)