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The annual fuel economy report of Gerard Manley Hopkins.

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New at Hartnett headquarters: My pursuit of the dirty dollar

And I do mean dollar. As in one. As in one dollar. As in the one dollar per week I’m hoping to make from the addition of a bit of Google Adsense to the site. I know, I know. I too have always thought it was a little cheesy to put advertising, however well targeted and unobtrusive, on a little-trafficked personal site, particularly one that is long on opinions and short on legitimately interesting or useful content. Though I do have cat pictures. Lots of cat pictures.

Ah, but here’s another of my defining personality traits: I am cheap. A moneygrubber, if you will. The temptation to claim back some of my hosting expenses, as admittedly modest as they are, just proved too much, I’m afraid. If you really hate the ads, then, I don’t know, close one eye and use your thumb to block the view. I’m not officially suggesting that you click on a few of the ads just because you think I’m such a swell dude, but on the off chance you actually run across one that looks relevant to your interests, don’t be afraid to click on it, secure in the knowledge that, in doing so, you’ll have dropped a few pennies in the ol’ tip jar.

Why, there’s $1.66 off two clicks in there already. Sodas for everyone! Or sodas for 2.76 of you, anyway.

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Paper View Monday: The Spokesman-Review of Spokane, Washington

As ever, I’m only pretty sure that what I have here is the correct view of The Spokesman-Review’s main office and printing plant in Spokane, Washington, as seen in Virtual Earth/Live Maps. Maybe Ryan Pitts or Colin Mulvany is out there and can correct me if I’m wrong.

And in Street View:

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  • Why newspapers definitely should NOT, as Scott Karp advocated, draw lessons on “do or die innovation” from GM. The far better lessons are to be learned from Toyota, the company standing on GM’s neck, and its bottom-to-top culture of innovation.
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Its search engine referral potential is bottomless

A massively overlooked milestone here at Hartnett HQ: The Hiphopopotamus vs. Rhymenoceros lyrics post turned 1 last Sunday. That stupid thing attracted 13,147 page views in its first year, 24.8 percent of all traffic across the entire site during the same period. Slightly more than 94 percent of visits to the post arrived via Google. Where would I be without Flight of the Conchords? Watch the HBO version video by mashing your mouse right here.