.. :Id: 7283acab-45cc-4b1e-81b9-f70cc8d22dcd

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  Some Blog Entry Title
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:Date: 2005-06-15
:Location: Montreal, Qubec, Canada
:Category: Zwiii
:Serie: Montreal


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Address Book Entries / Contact Information
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Some contact information.

     	   :Address:  
           :n: Thomas Ohanian
           :p: (direct/mobile) 401.935.5410
           :e: tom_ohanian@yahoo.com
           :e: thomas.ohanian@autodesk.com
           :c: MED consulting senior guy / Mr. AVID no.8
   
Bookmarks
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Some bookmark to a link.

:link:     Jumpstart Montreal -- Japanese and Montreal
:URL:  	   http://www.jumpstartmontreal.com/
:keywords: montreal, classified, ads, japan

| Jumpstart Montreal -- Japanese and Montreal
| http://www.jumpstartmontreal.com/
| montreal, classified, ads, japan

Jumpstart Montreal -- Japanese and Montreal
http://www.jumpstartmontreal.com/
montreal, classified, ads, japan


:Link: | Jumpstart Montreal -- Japanese and Montreal
       | http://www.jumpstartmontreal.com/
       | montreal, classified, ads, japan

We would like to be able to attach longer information to an URL, e.g.

http://www.jumpstartmontreal.com/

:Link: Jumpstart Montreal -- Japanese and Montreal site that does
  a lot of things, well, you know, oh, whatever text here.
  more than one line?
:keywords: montreal, classified, ads, japan




http://www.jumpstartmontreal.com/
  :keywords: montreal, classified, ads, japan

  Jumpstart Montreal -- Japanese and Montreal site that does a lot of things,
  well, you know, oh, whatever text here.  more than one line?


Other Stuff
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  this ihjrs dis di jsdj
  djs 
  djs d
  sjd sds


Quotes
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Some pargijsds.

 "With computer people, the appearance of inaction masks the drama of their
 thoughts.  They were maybe the first tyrants to attempt to conquer the world
 logically."

                              ---The New New Thing, Michael Lewis, p.332

Other separator.

  "With computer people, the appearance of inaction masks the drama of their
  thoughts.  They were maybe the first tyrants to attempt to conquer the world
  logically."

  ---The New New Thing, Michael Lewis, p.332


Movies Lists
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2005-06
~~~~~~~

- Walk on Water *
- Star Wars III: Revenge of the Sith
- Capturing the Friedmans

2005-05
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- Mad Hot Ballroom
- Kung-Fu Hustle
- Crash *


Can I do this? YEAH!

- :Movie: Mad Hot Ballroom
- :Movie: Kung-Fu Hustle

I could add the date like this too:

- :Movie 2005-06-15: Crash



Book Entries to read (short reviews)
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- "Everything Bad Is Good for You: How Today's Popular Culture Is Actually
  Making Us Smarter", Steven Johnson

  http://www.amazon.com/o/ASIN/1573223077

    The author aims at convincing us that pop culture, modern television and
    video games have grown in complexity and are making us smarter.  He does
    this mainly by looking at the amount of facts to work in one's mind in
    today's entertainment vs. what used to be.  He claims that we should
    recognize that non-reading abilities are increasingly gaining value in the
    world.  I bought this book because I was puzzled by the question, and
    opposed to his point-of-view, and I must admit after reading the book I am
    still very much opposed to his point-of-view.  His reduction of the the
    number of cognitive abilities to simple acts of probing and telescoping does
    not convince me.  Pop culture *is* dumb. 


:Book:
:Title: Everything Bad Is Good for You: 
	How Today's Popular Culture Is Actually Making Us Smarter"
:Author: Steven Johnson
:ISBN: 1573223077
:Review:

    The author aims at convincing us that pop culture, modern television and
    video games have grown in complexity and are making us smarter.  He does
    this mainly by looking at the amount of facts to work in one's mind in
    today's entertainment vs. what used to be.  He claims that we should
    recognize that non-reading abilities are increasingly gaining value in the
    world.  I bought this book because I was puzzled by the question, and
    opposed to his point-of-view, and I must admit after reading the book I am
    still very much opposed to his point-of-view.  His reduction of the the
    number of cognitive abilities to simple acts of probing and telescoping does
    not convince me.  Pop culture *is* dumb.


- :Book:
  :Title: Everything Bad Is Good for You: 
  	How Today's Popular Culture Is Actually Making Us Smarter"
  :Author: Steven Johnson
  :ISBN: 1573223077
  :Review:
  
      The author aims at convincing us that pop culture, modern television and
      video games have grown in complexity and are making us smarter.  He does
      this mainly by looking at the amount of facts to work in one's mind in
      today's entertainment vs. what used to be.  He claims that we should

