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  a love(ly) adventure continues...

  This is a whiteboard response to "so close yet so far", an experimental participatory art piece by Stephanie Gerson premiering on Valentine's Day 2008. More info here: http://lauragreig.com/valentine/

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• Chicken soup and NyQuil is the dinner of champions

  I'm really feeling great about my chances in this year's Flu Olympics. Put me in, coach!
  
  Seriously though, getting sick isn't a walk in the park but it does have its benefits. I may be physically weakened but I must say my faith has been restored in the healing power of chicken noodle soup. In a world where sometimes it seems every bit of real goodness is doomed to be distilled to its warm gooey essence, optimized, marketed, and ruthlessly exploited for fun and profit, it's nice to see that some things continue to be as good -- no, better -- than the stories we tell, and sell, about them. Yeah, you heard me - chicken soup rocks the mutha-f@ckin house! And the "chicken soup for the soul" commercial juggernaut can just put that in its pipe and smoke it.
  
  And as I'm realizing chicken soup isn't the only that IS what it's cracked up to be. I sent my mom some flowers last night. (Actually technically it was a bonsai, cause I thought it might be a little more fun and last longer than flowers. cmon, bonsais are WAY more fun than flowers...) Heck she hasn't even gotten them yet, they arrive on Friday. But I have a good feeling about it. It felt great to send them. A little bittersweet though, as I realized how long it's been since I did something like that for her. Way too long. To be honest I don' even remember. What the hell is wrong with me? Who doesn't remember the last time they sent their mother flowers? Also I don't call often enough, I never write, and I really need to eat more because I'm skinny. Did my mention I have a jewish mother?
  
  The world is a really complicated place. Trust me -- I've been around for well over 24 years and on top of that I've always been told that I'm "old for my age" -- I know what I'm talking about. So don't forget to take a moment and do the simple things that all the complications in the world can't screw up. Send your mother some flowers (jury's still out on the bonsai). Tell her you love her, even though it can be really hard sometimes. And have yourself a hearty bowl of noodle soup. Campbell's, you better believe it.

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• Love in the age of Wikipedia

  I heard about this game a while back -- the objective is to come up with a certain search term that when typed into Google returns a single link. Not 2, not "about 10,300,000", just one link. (Ironically I forget what this game is called, if anything, or where I first heard about it. Anyone know the origins?)
  
  UPDATED - this is known as "google whacking" and in its original form the search term can be just two words. Thanks to Gage and Dan'l for coming to the rescue.
  
  Well, I've got a great example: try googling for "the fastest speed reader in the us". Ok, I know people on the internet are lazy so I'll just give you the link: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...
  
  Wow, just one link comes up, and rather inexplicably it's to my own page on Wikipedia! A bit of background about my wikipedia page:
  - I did not create it (that "honor" such as it is goes to burgundyjade/laura/phil. Thanks Phil!)
  - I have never edited it. Yet. That might change soon.
  - Pretty much everything on it is true (if a little flattering) - except for the very last line: "He is also the fastest speed reader in the U.S." I am a fast reader but am by no means a certified "speed reader" -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speed_r...
  
  Where did that line come from? According to the history for my page http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?...
  the phrase was added by a bot named BOTijo which is "an automated or semi-automated account for making repetitive edits that would be extremely tedious to do manually". BOTijo's page is here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:BOTijo
  
  Do automated bots go around adding plausible but false sentences to people's wikipedia pages? (Do robots dream of electric sheep?) I'm intrigued. I'm going to dig a little further into this one and will report back. Meanwhile if you have any conspiracy theories about where this line came from, drop me a comment.
  
  Other thoughts:
  - I wonder how long it takes for Google to index this blog post and make me lose the "only one hit" game. UPDATED: as of now (Dec 2 Google has indexed this post and it's no longer a google whack.
  - I wonder how long it takes for someone to remove the incorrect line from my wikipedia page, for Google to re-index the page and then make me win the game again?!
  - I was surprised to find that googling for "love in the age of wikipedia" currently returns zero hits. This post really had nothing to do with love (at least on the surface) but I do like that phrase. Can I take credit for coining it? I think I will.
  - I decided to start blogging again. After a year or two hiatus where I thought life's too short to blog, I've come to the conclusion that life is too short NOT to blog. Let's see where this goes...
  
  Jordy

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