Crap! It looks like I'm finally back up near the top of a Google search for googlewhacking

Bloggers slip the surly bonds of print: "Could it be that grassroots publishers will flourish as commercial invest- ments in new media recede? Might a multitude of independent voices reclaim the web from the giants of the media industry?"

Taken On The Road - American Mile Markers: "Matt Frondorf put a 35mm camera (the kind that takes film) in his car and aimed it out the window. Then he connected its shutter release to the odometer on his car. The first photo he took was of the Statue of Liberty. He then drove west in as straight a line as possible with his camera rigged to take one photo every time the odometer ticked off another mile. 3,300 miles and 3,300 photos later, the last picture was of the Golden Gate Bridge."

Google: "We're about to start offering an API to our search-engine, so that people can programmatically use Google through a clean and clearly defined interface, rather than have to resort to parsing HTML."

How Susie Bayer's T-Shirt Ended Up on Yusuf Mama's Back: "If you've ever left a bag of clothes outside the Salvation Army or given to a local church drive, chances are that you've dressed an African. All over Africa, people are wearing what Americans once wore and no longer want."

A Journal of the Martian Frontier: "New Mars is an online magazine with articles, interviews, conference reports, reviews and original fiction, along with an active forum. Recent articles include an introduction to Martian time and a report on the Contact conference."

Google's Toughest Search Is for a Business Model: "As Eric Schmidt prepared the agenda for last September's board meeting of Google, the Internet search company, he added an item: 'Financing Plans - prepare for initial public offering.' 'I assumed I was brought in to take the company public,' recalled Mr. Schmidt, who became chairman of Google in March 2001 after a long career at Sun Microsystems (news/quote) and four years as chief executive of Novell.

Irv Gordon has driven his 1966 Volvo P1800 2,000,000 miles: "Irv Gordon isn't quite the guy he was back in June 1966 when he bought his red Volvo P1800 for $4,150. His stomach is a bit closer to the steering wheel these days, and getting in and out of the sporty little two-door coupe isn't quite as easy."

North Valmy Station emissions increased the least: "The 572-megawatt North Valmy Station, co-owned by Sierra Pacific and Idaho Power and located near Winnemucca, emitted about 4 million tons of carbon dioxide in 2000, up from 2.1 million tons in 1995"

Northern Nevada - Repeat of last year's infestations expected: "Mormon crickets are hatching by the millions across Northern Nevada, promising a summer of infestations at least equal to those of last year, experts said. During a drought a decade ago, about 1.2 million acres in the Winnemucca area were overrun by insects in the worst infestation there since the 1930s. The insects damaged crops, briefly shut down Interstate 80 and nearly invaded downtown Winnemucca."