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When your 2 year old says “Somebody pooped” and her diaper is clean, it is advisable to wait at least 15 minutes before putting her in the bathtub with her older sister.

So I meant to write about this a few days ago, but it’s been nuts here at the Evans compound. On Wednesday, I had my first real taste of the results (fruits? consequences?) of having people actually read the things one posts in cyberspace. First, I had tweeted comments on the Pharma Marketing News blog in response to Johnny Mac’s idea that somehow Pfizer changed their ad campaign because of him. I like JM and met him once, but he tends to amp up the hyperbole from time to time. I felt compelled to set the record straight, at least a little bit. My posts were quoted and he wrote a follow up about it. You can read it here. What’s funny is he copied and pasted my typo too.

Shortly after that I tweeted my Twitter followers asking if anyone had a Manhattan Research account, as there was a piece of data I desperately needed and didn’t want or need to pay for the whole study. Much to my surprise, a few hours later Manhattan Research emailed me. A few phone calls later they provided me with the information I so badly needed. I didn’t think they were followers, so someone passed along my request. It was very helpful and awfully nice of them to respond.

Way to go internet!

So I was introduced like this by a client today… “So with us today we have Bill Evans, from the internet.”

So I just installed the WordPress app for the iPhone. Seeing if it works by writing this captivating post.

Hint: The old guy gets the perfect score

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In light of the fact that I don’t really know too much about where the man stands on a number of issues, I’ve been spending a few minutes here and there reading and watching his speeches online. I started to notice something disturbing…He contradicts himself or changes his very whenever it’s politically. expedient. Case in point, a few months ago he did an interview where he admitted “Not being very well versed or an expert in the economy.” When asked about this recently, he flatly denied ever saying it, even though the video is just a YouTube search away.

The Huffington post has a video today detailing another McCain myth, that he’s been the biggest critic of the Iraq war. The most disturbing part of this whole thing? His quote about intiating the war..

“The burden for justifying going to war does not lie with America.” Wow.

ANN SMITH spends her days making little robotic like figurines from broken electronics and machine parts. The sculptures are sold in stores and galleries throughout the US and have been published as illustrations in magazines and brochures.

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Sexy talk when you’re single: “Let’s get a bottle of wine and sit on the deck and watch the thunderstorms.”

Sexy talk when you’re married with 3 kids: “I showered today.”