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Are Wordpress Stats and Google Analytics broken? It seems that the stats I get from one service disagree with the other. And both of those services disagree with my raw sever logs.

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CarpeAqua has hit the nail on the head (thanks for the link, Ryan).
Our data is on dozens of sites and for some it may be hard to keep track of every little thing you do online. [...] We feel some sort of internal need to share every single bit of our lives through [...]

Dear Bloglines–

No, I don't have 1,350 unread items in my daily folder. I've read all of those already. [...]

My Photoblog is almost finished. It will be called "Arranging Light".
If you look at the code, "Wordpress":http://wordpress.org/ is really just a bunch of pieces of really bad, procedural, brute-force style coding tied together with a thin thread that they call an API and wrapped in enough global variables to leave even the most experienced coders [...]

I'm not quite sure where any of my writing goes any more. So, I'll just keep writing if you keep reading (and commenting or emailing for the love of God). If it's rambly or disjointed or unintelligible hopefully we can work together to figure it out. Eventually, everything will find it's place again and we'll [...]

I pulled the plug on "Five-A-Week":http://revjim.net/five-a-week/. The majority of the audience that I have here just isn't supportive enough or feedbacky enough when it comes to art to warrant the unimaginable amount of time I spent creating for it.
Those of you that miss it, fear not. My regular photography posting will return soon — [...]

Last night Jess and I stopped by "Art Six":http://www.myspace.com/artsixcoffee for a cup of coffee. This place has everything that I look for in a coffee house. First and foremost, it makes good coffee. It also has nice cozy places to sit, lots of tables, lots of corners to hide in with a book, and lots [...]

I've given this a lot of thought. Trust me when I say that this seemingly trivial bit of information and the small seemingly insignificant question that follows are, in fact, very important to my success as an artist. Please read this carefully and give your opinion honestly.

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Do it for me? Pretty please? With a cherry on top? I'll be your best friend?

In this article I talk about the LifeHacker website, separation of content, and my own desires to be more readable. I also provide an entire series of links that vary in topic and interest in the same fashion that LifeHacker itself does.