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 [Mikeboon.com] Humble Howard | Toronto Mike's Blog: Without a doubt, a quick entry I wrote on July 14th because of a spike in hits from people wondering if Humble Howard Glassman had left 99.9 has become the de-facto Humble Howard tribute page where people are sharing their feelings about the man, offering him and his family support and expressing to Mix 99.9 management that they are not happy. Humble himself has chimed in.

[Lostcasts.com] LOSTCasts: Wikipedia Update: They went to ComicCon, covered it for weeks, even had dinner with Jorge Garcia, they've put out video podcasts and gotten together with Ryan and Jen from the Transmission, even were up for 2 Podcast Awards. Not to say they're better (I think they're funny, but LC goes deeper into the show), just that they were 100% committed to putting out new Lost-related podcasts every week and have since built a rabid fanbase.

 [Digg.com] digg - 7-31-06 Colbert Report results in Wikipedia crash.: The "downtime" (read only modus) was not related to Colbert, but to problems with hanging database queries of one database server and out-of-sessions error on another box. Do you really think, a slashdot, digg or "Colbert effect" can bring down the wikipedia cluster as easy as other websites?

 [Skaneland.blogspot.com] Blog Skaneland: One answer could be that the Swedish Wikipedia seems to be moderated by persons who are doing the same thing the old newspaper editors did - question the integrity of the contributors and argues with them on the subjects. This behaviour is being reported by those who have tried to add or change information at Wikipedia, Sweden branch.

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