Dude, incredible episode of Angel tonight. I can't believe they left the episode off like that!!!

Even worse, according to TV Guide's Listings, there's no episode of Angel on for at least the next two weeks!

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Via Dave, from Corante.com, the people who brought us Google loves Blogs, a humongous article about Google Bombs.

Google and Weblogs seem inextricably tied together, as link-rich blogs are increasingly influencing the algorithms of Google's search engine.

But with great power comes great responsibility... and the weblog community is only now beginning to come to terms with a new application that subverts the very technology that powers Google, the world's favorite search engine.

Yes, we're referring to the Google Bomb.

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Via the Daily Python-URL, "Guido van Rossum: Introduction to Python ["A 3 hour introductory tutorial that I gave at LinuxWorld in New York City, January 2002. It covers Python 2.2 (but mostly sticks to timeless features)."]" Very good intro to Python (PowerPoint). There's also a PDF version.

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Via PHPEverywhere, Skipping Dot Net: A Structured Comparison Of OSDBs, in three parts (part 2, part 3). Also check out his Open Source Databases Linkfest. Lots of info.

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Wow, Sarah Hughes is getting a lot of attention. "Olympic champion Sarah Hughes got the key to city and rang the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange on Monday as part of the extended celebration of her figure skating gold medal." ""A lot of the stores have little pictures in their window," Hughes said." She was on the Today show, Dateline last night, she presented at the Grammys, and she's on a Wheaties box!

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Cool, PHPEverywhere has a post about profiling PHP applications. Check out Improving Performance by Profiling PHP Applications from O'Reilly. Also, PHPEverywhere links to DBG, PHP Debugger, which I've never heard of before, which looks incredible! He also mentions ticks, which is hook into the PHP interpreter itself that lets you watch what's going on. In a related note, Programming PHP is due to come out soon.

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Ugh, gross... I just had Asparagus Pee!!

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