Please enjoy this fascinating video of a train passing over the traintrack-cam.
This is your real editor, a real person, hoping to show the Blogger team that UGLYbrandNEWS is created by a real human bean, and not a can of spam.
Thank you kindly.
In Our Inbox
UGLY.COM Domain Name: For Sale
UGLY.COM
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Train in Tempe
Dear UGLYbrandNEWS readers:
Please enjoy this fascinating video of a train passing over the traintrack-cam.
This is your real editor, a real person, hoping to show the Blogger team that UGLYbrandNEWS is created by a real human bean, and not a can of spam.
Thank you kindly.
Please enjoy this fascinating video of a train passing over the traintrack-cam.
This is your real editor, a real person, hoping to show the Blogger team that UGLYbrandNEWS is created by a real human bean, and not a can of spam.
Thank you kindly.
Letter from the Editor
Dear UGLYbrandNEWS readers (and Blogger Staff):
This morning I received an e-mail which I almost deleted as spam:
UGLYbrandNEWS was created by me for the enjoyment of its readers around the world. I am a real person, and the items I post are meant to be enjoyed by people, real or otherwise.
I look forward to continuing to post beautiful and ugly items here on UGLYbrandNEWS.com for years to come.
Any comment that you post here, and any e-mail that you write to me will be answered personally by me, a person and not a program.
(At least, last I checked, I am still a person. Might be fun to be a bot)
To prove that I am a real person, here is a link to drawings that I drew at Google I/O at the end of May 2009:
http://bit.ly/GoogleIOdrawingsDNSF
And to the person at the excellent free blogging platform Blogger who reviews this site, to prove that I am a real person, I would be happy to come to your office to draw your portrait -- in person -- and post it here as a kind of reverse CAPTCHA.
Naturally, I would tag your portrait with the keyword "beautiful".
Kind Regards,
Your Editor,
David Newman
This morning I received an e-mail which I almost deleted as spam:
Hello,
Your blog at: http://uglybrandnews.blogspot.com/ has been identified as a potential spam blog. To correct this, please request a review by filling out the form at [snip]
Your blog will be deleted in 20 days if it isn't reviewed, and your readers will see a warning page during this time. After we receive your request, we'll review your blog and unlock it within two business days. Once we have reviewed and determined your blog is not spam, the blog will be unlocked and the message in your Blogger dashboard will no longer be displayed. If this blog doesn't belong to you, you don't have to do anything, and any other blogs you may have won't be affected.
We find spam by using an automated classifier. Automatic spam detection is inherently fuzzy, and occasionally a blog like yours is flagged incorrectly. We sincerely apologize for this error. By using this kind of system, however, we can dedicate more storage, bandwidth, and engineering resources to bloggers like you instead of to spammers. For more information, please see Blogger Help: http://help.blogger.com/bin/answer.py?answer=42577
Thank you for your understanding and for your help with our spam-fighting efforts.
Sincerely,
The Blogger Team
P.S. Just one more reminder: Unless you request a review, your blog will be deleted in 20 days. Click this link to request the review: [snip]
UGLYbrandNEWS was created by me for the enjoyment of its readers around the world. I am a real person, and the items I post are meant to be enjoyed by people, real or otherwise.
I look forward to continuing to post beautiful and ugly items here on UGLYbrandNEWS.com for years to come.
Any comment that you post here, and any e-mail that you write to me will be answered personally by me, a person and not a program.
(At least, last I checked, I am still a person. Might be fun to be a bot)
To prove that I am a real person, here is a link to drawings that I drew at Google I/O at the end of May 2009:
http://bit.ly/GoogleIOdrawingsDNSF
And to the person at the excellent free blogging platform Blogger who reviews this site, to prove that I am a real person, I would be happy to come to your office to draw your portrait -- in person -- and post it here as a kind of reverse CAPTCHA.
Naturally, I would tag your portrait with the keyword "beautiful".
Kind Regards,
Your Editor,
David Newman
Friday, June 26, 2009
Thursday, June 25, 2009
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Send your sinuses to Arizona - '60s commercial
Send your sinuses to Arizona - '60s commercial
Originally uploaded by bobster855
Monday, June 22, 2009
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Saturday, June 20, 2009
Thursday, June 18, 2009
Josh Marshall Goes on The Colbert Report
| The Colbert Report | Mon - Thurs 11:30pm / 10:30c | |||
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Sunday, June 7, 2009
Friday, June 5, 2009
WSJ Blogs: Who Will Buy Wealth.Com?
June 3, 2009, 8:30 AM ET
via SedoUS on Twitter
Who Will Buy Wealth.Com?
The Wealth Report
By Robert Frank
Americans love the search for wealth. They also love searching for the term “wealth” on the Internet.
It is a word used in searches 1.5 million times a month through Google and generates more than 185 million search results in the U.S. alone (this site included).
So what would the domain name “wealth.com” be worth? We will find out on June 25, when Sedo, the domain broker, will auction off the name wealth.com.
[snip]
These generic site names are fetching high prices, mainly because Internet users are more likely to click on ads with generic terms. Loans.com went for $3 million; funds.com went for close $10 million.
The starting bid for wealth.com is $2.9 million, says Tessa Holcomb, senior brokerage and acquisition consultant fro (sic) Sedo.
Wealth.com would be most prized by financial-services firms–banks, wealth-management firms, asset managers, brokers and trust companies.
via SedoUS on Twitter
Who Will Buy Wealth.Com?
The Wealth Report
By Robert Frank
Americans love the search for wealth. They also love searching for the term “wealth” on the Internet.
It is a word used in searches 1.5 million times a month through Google and generates more than 185 million search results in the U.S. alone (this site included).
So what would the domain name “wealth.com” be worth? We will find out on June 25, when Sedo, the domain broker, will auction off the name wealth.com.
[snip]
These generic site names are fetching high prices, mainly because Internet users are more likely to click on ads with generic terms. Loans.com went for $3 million; funds.com went for close $10 million.
The starting bid for wealth.com is $2.9 million, says Tessa Holcomb, senior brokerage and acquisition consultant fro (sic) Sedo.
Wealth.com would be most prized by financial-services firms–banks, wealth-management firms, asset managers, brokers and trust companies.
Thursday, June 4, 2009
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
day three hundred sixty two. a lady always keeps herself informed of
Monday, June 1, 2009
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