So why not promote the interesting content, like blog posts on a company's own site (assuming they have good posts that aren't just marketing their products), or a positive review elsewhere?
"Zimbabwe bowled and fielded well and we did a good job to post that total in these conditions.
Good thing they posted that; I feel so much safer.
Whenever I scan through my Instragram feed, I'm reminded that sometimes on sober second thought, it may not have been a good idea to post that picture from the club last night.
Matthews: One of my commenters asked a good question when I posted that graph, to the effect of, "Let's see China on that comparison chart of international manufacturing employment". There's a kernel of a point there, that if manufacturing is getting more productive, you shouldn't need as many workers in China either.
The other day, for instance, I was wondering whether closed-end municipal bond funds might still be a good deal, so I posted that question to misc.invest.funds.funds
There was a playoff no-hitter last night, thrown by Roy Halladay of the Phillies; Roger Angell has written a very good post about that, over at the Sporting Scene.
Here's a pretty good blog post that nitpicks exactly what Stan Lee did and didn't do creatively and goes over all the rumors and gossip.
As early as in 2001, so-called Battle Management Language was proposed to control "human troops, simulated troops, and future robotic forces" (yes, there is a good reason to post that Terminator image again).
But Gawker last night put up a good post noting that the TSA had been repeatedly vilified by such conservatives as National Review columnist Jonah Goldberg, former Fox News host Glenn Beck, Fox's Geraldo Rivera, several Republican congressmen and a number of other well-known figures on the right.
