oh, the irony..
Do you think girls like me grow on trees??
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Marrina archive 
Thu, July 2. 2009
Wed, July 1. 2009
Kelsy’s Birthday (via Marrina)
Tue, June 30. 2009
Average Twitter user has 126 followers, and only 20% of users go via website
Got 127 followers on Twitter? Congratulations - you’re above average! And do you want to guess when its busiest time was? (Hint: not the Iran election…)
Got 127 followers on Twitter? Congratulations - you’re above average! And do you want to guess when its busiest time was? (Hint: not the Iran election…)
“ The most complete terrain map of the Earth’s surface has been published. The data, comprising 1.3 million images, come from a collaboration between the US space agency Nasa and the Japanese trade ministry.
— BBC NEWS | Science & Environment | Most complete Earth map published
“ To promote Zack Snyder’s director’s cut on DVD, out July 21, the 25-minute longer edit will also be showing July 17 in venues in New York, Dallas, Los Angeles, and Minneapolis.
— I Watch Stuff - ‘Watchmen’ Back in Theaters—and Now Incredibly Long!
“ The book-selling battle on the iPhone is heating up as Barnes & Noble Monday announced the launch of the B&N Bookstore application for the popular Apple device. The free app, developed with Evryx Technologies and Spotlight Mobile, promises easy access to millions of titles, recommendations, events calendars and a store locator. It also allows users to snap a photo of a book, DVD or CD cover to get product details, reviews, and customer ratings as well as the ability to reserve a copy in the closest B&N store. An account with BN.com is not required to make a purchase via the app.
— MediaPost Publications Barnes & Noble Launches iPhone App
Mon, June 29. 2009
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Thu, June 25. 2009
“ For the first time in its 24-year American history, women’s lifestyle magazine Elle banked more advertising pages than elite competitor Vogue in the first half of the year.
— ‘Elle’ Takes The Lead - Forbes.com
