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 [Blog.geeqs.net] Geeqs.Net // Keith's Blog: If I can't figure out a good way to fix it, I'll likely just stick with the current config, and go update all the image references from my blog posts to go to the current default location of the images. This will break the urls that people might have added to their favorites, and also break any search engine gathered images from my blog as well...

[Philgomes.com] Phil's Blogservations: To many, a blogger is a blogger and it'll only take one of them to make a big enough gaffe and blunt all of the efforts bloggers have made to collectively build legitimacy. Whether or not the offending blogger has previously charged into cyberspace with "I AM A JOURNALIST" on his/her flag or has even peripheral interest in such arguments, such a situation will unravel much of what many bloggers have worked towards.

[Cinematical.com] Richard von Busack's After Images: Rejected IMDb page - Cinematical: "Bob" Trowbridge, screenwriter extroadinaire, creator of "Lobsterhead" and so much more -- including the first feature by the much-loved comedy duo "Mac and Cheese." When I tried to post Trowbridge's bio at the IMDb, imagine my outrage when it was brutally censored. OK, so that time I posted the scoop that Ang Lee's new movie was Harold and Kumar Go to Bangkok, I should have double checked, but that video clerk seemed so authorative .

[Daily.greencine.com] GreenCine Daily: Shorts, 2/22.: Hollywood, a cluster of metal sheds in the shabbier suburbs of Los Angeles, itself a suburb of nowhere, has created what is virtually the first religion devoted solely to entertaining its congregation. Hollywood has taught us how to behave when falling in love, standing up for our beliefs, defending our families and seeking a better life.

Reflected tags on Technorati: Blog, Bollywood, Bollywood Rumors