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POPSBackupify: Online Account Backup "Free Forever For A Limited Time" Backupify is currently offering free unlimited accounts to anyone who signs up before January 31st. I confirmed that these free accounts will remain free forever even after their new pricing scheme goes into effect. You also may want to consider that the Backupify service needs your login information for each of the accounts it is going to perform automatic backups on. If, for some reason your Backupify account were ever compromised it could lead to your other accounts being compromised as well. Backupify only stores physical passwords for certain sites that require it such as Gmail. With other sites they only store the password token or cookie that is necessary to login to your account. In any case Backupify states that they, "use advanced encryption methods to keep your login credentials safe."
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POPSCheck out what I just bought...no check out what i just bought!! If this doesn't epitomize our consumption driven society, then i don't know what does. I don't typically root against anyone, but i really really hope this service doesn't take off. The idea of a society that's currently overwhelmed with debt and growing unemployment embracing a social network that's all about what we're buying just doesn't sit well with me.
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POPSWhen Translating is Fun - bugaword.com A funny site that lets you see what happens to text once translated by an online language translation engine. The site takes a custom phrase from the user and then translates it into the language chosen and then it takes that translated phrase and re-translates it to English usually with humorous results.
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POPSSubscriber Wars Subscriber Wars is a free Web platform that lets users follow and discover the most subscribed users of social media sites like Twitter, YouTubeand Facebook.
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POPSBang Mi? Top 10 Foodie Typos Haste makes waste. It can also make very entertaining typos. It takes a keen eye (or a Jay Leno Show intern) to spot the exceptional gem on a takeout menu or expose the unintentional comedy amongst rambling food metaphors.
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POPSWill marketers be the only people left on Twitter? I said month's ago that i thought Twitter's strategy of courting marketers would eventually backfire...no place that is dominated by marketers will ever last as a social media haven. The recent monthly stats on Twitter suggest that this could be in the early stages of playing out. It's certainly not too late, but if Twitter continues to aim at marketers, they will lose the audience that attracted the marketers in the first place.
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POPSIran: Government Mercenaries Beating Women Down In the Streets Government Mercenaries Attacking Women Iran Khabar Agency - December 26, 2009, 12:30 pm Atmosphere from Revolution Square to Azadi Square is very fiery. Many cars can be heard honking, and people show the victory sign. Vali Asr intersection is very crowded ******************************** مزدوران حكومتي هيچ حرمتي را درروز تاسوعا نگه نداشتند : حمله به زنان و دختران
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POPS370 Passwords You Shouldn’t (And Can’t) Use On Twitter I would guess that many of these passwords were taken from published lists of passwords used when cracking accounts. If you currently use passwords which resemble any of these listed below, I'd encourage you to change them as soon as possible.
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POPSWhat are you saying about yourself in your social profiles? There is a lot of talk about social media and transparency. People predict that soon you won't be able to hide anything. The best choice seems to be being honest and real. Authenticity! What do you think? Can you create a false or misleading self online? Tweet us or comment back!
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POPSDirty Harry Reid’s "ABORTION FIX" IS NOT FIXED ~ “Manager’s Amendment" that cover elective abortions. The new language does include a “state opt-out” provision if a state passes a law to prohibit insurance coverage of abortion, but it’s a sham because it does nothing to prevent one state’s tax dollars from paying for elective abortions in other states. A majority of Americans believe that health care plans should not be mandated to provide elective abortion coverage, and a majority of Americans do not believe government health care plans should include abortion coverage. Currently, federal appropriations bills include language known as the Hyde Amendment that prohibits the use of federal funds to pay for elective abortions under the Medicare and Medicaid programs, while another provision, known as the Smith Amendment, prohibits federal funding of abortion under the federal employees’ health benefits plan .
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POPSThe Left Pounds ObamaCare, some more Even that single payer maven, Representative Weiner said on WNYC: (http://bit.ly/68EVxB) “I’m not taking the Senate Bill. We’re going to go into a conference hopefully, we’re going to get back to close to where the house is. We’re not taking the Senate Bill. That Senate Bill should not become law.” And " “Peggy Noonan, the columnist and former Reagan speechwriter, told Axelrod on “Morning Joe”: “On the issue of health care, you are losing the left, you are losing the right, you are losing the center. That looks to me like a political disaster.” Pretty much, ’nuff said.
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POPSEvolution of Dance by Judson Laipply MOST YouTube HITS EVER, 132,287,325 and counting. You can follow Judson at http://www.twitter.com/judsonlaipply Check his book out at http://www.mightaswelldance.com http://www.theevolutionofdance.com - for more info including song list!
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