• Doomsday for 2009 is … Saturday.
• Mary Ellen Bates says goodbye to several Google apps, and ponders Microsoft’s persistent relevance. I’ll miss Google Notebook, myself.
• Better ways to run a workshop. And some damn fine YouTube examples of Patrick McGoohan at work.
• Chris Blattman summarizes Rapture indicators from The Rapture Index site: “The prophetic speedometer of end-time activity”. And no, I sure as hell ain’t linking to that site. Chris does that so I don’t have to.
• Michael Leddy at Orange Crate Art excerpts a neat paragraph on why a long, inefficient search can yield better results in the long-term than instant retrieval.
• Man decorates basement with $10 worth of Sharpie. Sorry, can’t remember where I got this. I love the 360-degree view of his newly decorated basement. If I could draw that well, and had his nerve, this world would be a different place. Update: But Liz says it makes the walls look like cardboard.

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