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Startups are active in the Bloomington area. After working on their concept for two years, isocket is starting to put their advertising platform into action.

The three-act miniseries will soon be gone, but Dr. Horrible’s Sing-a-Long Blog may leave a lasting cultural footprint.

Canadian programmer Jeff Clark released a new visualization that leverages Twitter content from Summize. The StreamGraph examines the last 200 tweets and parses them into a time-arranged stacked graph.

I’m ready to be a doctor. Mentally ready, that is. There are a few little things like qualifying exams and dissertation, wrapped in various strands of red tape, that are currently preventing me from saying grad school is done.

It was one of those accidents that gives every parent nightmares about head and neck injuries. It was also the best moment of his entire life.

Archie: Are we going to have another baby? Will it come from Aunt Meg?

Kevin: What?

Writer/Director Joss Whedon is experimenting with alternative funding models. His Internet-only miniseries, “Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog,” is available online for free through Sunday, July 20.

The boys worked up a “screenplay” for Father’s day this year. Their accounts differ somewhat. Here’s Archie’s:
Well, We’re in Power Ranger suits. We have them hooked on to grappnals right on my tummy. Our mom was chasing I jumped on her back. Carter got knocked out. When Carter wakes up, I jump on Mom’s back [...]

BlogSchmog. Now 99.3% Cuss Free, dammit.

Every now and then, you realize it is time to do a little spring cleaning, even when it isn’t spring. For the seventh time in over eight years of publishing, the face of BlogSchmog has changed.