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  • YouTube Serves Notice on IE6

    YouTube Serves Notice on IE6

    YouTube is preparing to drive a wooden stake into the heart of Internet Explorer 6. Kill it!

  • Virtual Touring

    Sometimes I want to be somewhere I’m not. Today, it was Yosemite. Fortunately, there’s a high-tech solution: virtual touring. Here are a few of my favorite resources. There are many more resources you can use for virtual traveling. Google image search MapQuest Bing Yahoo Wikipedia YouTube Do you use the Internet to “travel”? What are…

  • A Message of Hope

    Funny how in a campaign where every Republican candidate is trying to be the second coming of Ronald “Morning in America” Reagan, it’s Barack Obama who inspires hope. …And not John McCain. Why aren’t Republicans the party of hope?

  • YouTube Viral Video

    I bet you know this song. Can you recognize it before the video is half over? (And that’s the only hint you’ll get…)

  • Thanks for Asking…

    My day was great! So great, in fact, that I just have to share a small part of it with you. This is what central Oregon was like earlier today. Enjoy! ;-) If you’re a true friend, you’ll watch all 7:10 of it. Gee, thanks, YouTube…

  • Democrat Candidates More Wired?

    I added networking links for the declared presidential candidates on my Election 2008 page. The Democrats have more networking links than the Republicans, averaging 3.0 links per Democrat compared with 1.7 links per Republican. I only counted links to Facebook, Flickr, Meetup, MySpace, and YouTube. A couple of the Democrats also had PartyBuilder; I didn’t…

  • The Gavel: More transparency in government

    Nancy Pelosi has a blog called The Gavel. Of course it’s political. Of course it’s slanted. But, wow! Where’s John Boehner’s? Okay, I know the news of the day was that Republican Study Group claimed Pelosi was infringing C-Span’s copyright with the many YouTube videos (and then withdrew their objection). Now, it may be a…

  • Like a Bird on a Wire

    Thanks to Rob for e-mailing the link to this video. It brings back memories of energy conversion lab, working with high voltages keeping one hand in my pocket. Though those voltages were nothing like the voltages in this video. By the way, have you ever pondered YouTube’s business model? Certainly, storing and streaming video can’t…