Here are the highlights from today’s Blogroll dive:

• Bryan discovered an interesting letter template service which allows you to write letters “without envelopes, cutting, or glue.”
• Owen discussed the recent slowness in publication on most WordPress blogs.
• Khaled announced the imminent release of additional flavours ( “different coats of paint” ) for Rin and Manji, and is requesting assistance with an upcoming WordPress theme project.
• Craig discussed “Animal Farm Democracy”.
• Angsuman posted a list of the elaborate April Fool’s Day pranks staged in Sun Microsystems from 1985 to 1995.
• Mark discussed the usage of “Dear” in formal letters and computer-generated emails.
• And, Tom reviewed edgeio, an upcoming market listing service.

Here are the highlights from today’s Blogroll dive:

• Michael is looking for a WordPress plugin which can send signals to Growl, a notification system for Mac OS X, after the completion of certain actions.
• Khaled received the first printed copy of Broken Kode: Season One.
• Sarah posted a thoughtful anecdote about Itzhak Perlman.
• Angsuman discussed “The Open Source Trap”.
• Mark briefly commented on a few current events.
• And, Tom discovered a free and feature-rich online feed aggregator.

Here are the highlights from today’s Blogroll dive:

• Owen discussed the pros and cons of several web statistics packages.
• Michael Heilemann announced the possibility that Richard Donner’s original vision of Superman 2 may yet see the light of day.
• Michael Hampton discussed the roadmap to Bad Behavior v2.
• Sarah discussed the need for proper bowholds.
• Angsuman discussed the fate of Java.
• And, Khaled reviewed Serenity: Those Left Behind, which was created to “bridge the gap between the end of the Firefly series and the beginning of the Serenity movie.”