2006-09-13

Fading fame

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It used to be I could Google my name and get dozens of hits. Now that I've been out of the newspaper business a year, that number is down to four. Apparently no one cares to illegally reproduce the thoughts of the unemployed....

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  1. On the bright side, searching thmazing yields ninety-two (92) hits. Tell Lady Steed 'hi' for me.

    (stupidramblings)-(I switched to beta blogger and now my login is not valid for regular blogger.)

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  2. If you google my name, you get a picture of me yelling at Salt Lake Mayor Rocky Anderson (who, BTW, I think is a turd). And it's not my proudest moment (even tho' the guy is a turd), so I was glad when it started to go away. Then, Mayor Turd announced that he wasn't running for re-election (and anti-turds like me cheered!) and the turd-lovers at the SLTrib reprinted the picture. So, now it's there again. But it's at the bottom of page two, so I guess it's not so bad.

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  3. You google my name and you get some author that I didn't even know existed before. I think she writes about gardening...? Don't quote me on that.

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    Incidentally, once I googled for a friend (in reference to a blog she wrote) (it was Nemesis) and found an author with her same name who had published in what is now my favorite literary mag.

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  5. If you google my name, you get

    http://www.theonering.net/movie/cast/tyler.html

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  6. I care.

    Or, if you believe the insane people who catalog all the Star Wars bloopers,

    Hi, Carrie.

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    Mel---

    If you "" it first, I learn that you "will be available for this service May-Aug" and that you're "quite good".

    I also learn that you have "a degree of Fine Arts and Theater Performance with a concentration in dance", which thing I never supposed.

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