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POPSIs Google Making Us Stupid? Thinking makes my head hurt! Carr, the author of the piece, illustrates his point using a scene from 2001: A Space Odyssey, where HAL, the supercomputer, begs Dave not to terminate him. Ironically, as I was reading the article, a car commercial came on TV, parodying that same scene to advertise its GPS. And I had only just seen the ending to 2001: A Space Odyssey for the first time a few days ago--just that one scene--so I fully appreciated his point. Talk about deja vu! Or maybe I just imagined it all...
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POPSFree Digital Photos Thousands of royalty free photos for websites, newspapers, magazines, video and TV productions, PowerPoint presentations, forums, blogs and school work.
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POPSDemocracy? cacophony? Internet poses new questions "If it all sounds like the cacophony of the Internet, or a busy commercial street on rush hour, is creeping into offline media outlets, saysme.tv’s chief executive, Lisa Eisenpresser, pleads guilty, only she prefers other words: democracy, marketplace of ideas." "Of course, there is still the freedom to cover your ears." With all that advancement, what i am missing is a serious question that one should ask himself, what is the worth of what i have to say?
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POPSGifts to Give Using Fab Fabric
One of my favorite blogs is Be*mused blog (link on clip). She puts fabrics together beautifully and shows wonderful pictures. This link to one of her old posts from a current post discussing Christmas gifts dovetails nicely with another fabric avalanche, this one involving DH. :( He was not bemused or amused. He was rooting around in my fabric closet (first mistake), which doubles as a place to store filing cabinets and Christmas gifts, when the pile of dots, conveniently, but precariously, piled right at the front of a bunch of fabric piles fell on his feet. He claims it covered his knees as well. Totally untrue, but I can see how he might think that. He told me to stop buying fabric. HA! Anyway, Be*mused makes an excellent point. Pillow cases are GREAT for gifts as well as using up conversationals. I have some great conversations that I doubt will ever make it into quilts. They are currently in the "back of the quilt" stack. Pillowcases for the nieces and nephews might be another
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POPSUGC - Travel Toursim - a example of web 2 thinking and some implementation the web site - http://www.travelmail.co.uk/home/home.html a media company giving a web 2 feel and integration of different sources of content - with a dashboard looking front end - some questions emerge e.g - is there an editorial policy? its not obvious where commercial marketing and real consumer comment is given
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POPSTomato Basil Chicken Coconut Curry This is a recipe that I contributed at Flavorshare.com which is a growing community that offers its users the opportunity to upload video instruction along with their text recipes. This service is also a fabulous resource for food industry professionals who want to create buzz for their cookbooks and cooking blogs. They can post videos, recipes, and html links back to their commercial sites.
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POPSIs Google too very bloody powerful?????? the concentration of the vast global digital combination, news, entertainment, blogs, the huge database(s), all the collections of every kind....all wrapped up in one package...google! so much power in so few hands is not good for anyone...it's already way too late and that the competitors have woken up just NOW!
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POPS"Ad-Free Blog" FAQ This guy (an artist) designed a little logo for his blog indicating that he wouldn't post paid advertising on it. People started asking to use the logo. Now he has a FAQ up with lots of interesting links.
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POPSWar on Blogs? Hmm. . . could this have something to do with the user comments on the ill-fated Tom DeLay Blog?
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POPSopenomy "Openomy is an online file system. You can store files on Openomy and access them from any computer. Openomy organizes files and users via tags (as opposed to folders). You can choose to keep your files guarded by Openomy, or allow certain outside applications (of your choice) to do new and interesting things with your data."
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