Almost forgot: If folks concentrated on the important issues in life, there would be a shortage of fishing poles.
From the bad news department:
The article in The Rolling Stone about oil, and by extension, energy in general. and our long decline. Which is why I choose to walk most places.
Two points came up, the first was that a Clancy novel predicted part of what the author was discussing, just a minor point probably, and further suggestions that fiction is more true than non-fiction. Secondly, the plastic wrap on the sandwich, the top to the “double white mocha no whip,” the spindly “take away” container (Styrofoam), the packaging in the last book ordered from Amazon, as a consumer, what portion of the plastic is derived from what we refer to as “oil”? Never mind. Late night thought. I guess I should read more carefully, but it is The Rolling Stone.
Back to my site:
The other statistic I gathered from the quick glance through the site’s stats – while addressing a potential problem – the other tiny item that amazed me was the “reefer” list. Usually, there’s a single portal that sits at the top of the list, a single URL that directs most of the traffic to a site. However, according to the stats, 40% of the traffic is from bookmarks or having the URL typed in, with Google coming in a very distant second place, at a little over 2%. The rest of the traffic is broken down into even smaller increments from 100’s of links. Allegedly, most web traffic is supposedly “portal” driven. For some reason, I’ve got to be a little more odd, once again. At least, I hope that’s what it means.
Addendum to yesterday’s eco-porn notation:
The link (caution: triple x site link).
