Electrolicious

Yesterday I combined three domains (electrolicious.com, electrolicious.org, arielmeadow.com) onto one hosting account with my beloved dr2, saving me roughly $250 over the next year. Don’t get me wrong: I haven’t been paying that much out of pocket — I had free hosting last year thanks to my old job. BUT! Free hosting was gone, and [...]

Summer of 2001, I attended the Columbia Publishing Course. Not infrequently, I notice that someone will find Electrolicious while searching for CPC online. So, I organized all the related posts into a Columbia Publishing Course category.

I need your help: what is your favorite Electrolicious post ever?
Think back. Take your time. Peek through the archives. When you find your favorite, simply leave a comment with its title.
Caveat: It can’t be one of the posts already in the Favorites category.

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After a wee li’l hiatus, the moblog is back.

I added a new category of writing here at Electrolicious: Glowsticks. It’s the category for all my posts relating to the electronic dance community, raves, raving, lotus magazine, tribal underground events, etc. I may be a retired raver, but words about the dance community still sneak out sometimes.

Hey you: I see that you’ve come to this site dozens of times over the last couple weeks searching my site for Megan. Her website is megasoul.com. Why do you keep searching for what I’ve written about her? It’s creepy. Explain yourself, or please stop.

This server move is bizarre. There are currently two different versions of Electrolicious floating around: one on the old server and one on the new.
I’m not sure which is which or who’s seeing what. I think this is the new server. If you can see this, please leave a comment. Thank you.
This is the [...]

My old personal email address, ams@arielmeadow.com, has gotten on some spam lists, so I’ve retired it and switched from ams to just a. Update your address books accordingly.
I’ll be guarding this new email address carefully. Never will it be entered into online email address fields! Never will it appear on a website for spam bots [...]

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