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Conservation activist Jeanette McDermott writes:
People across social networks have joined forces to launch a poster campaign to liberate 9,000 bears from crush cages in China, where they live torturous lives so their bile can be drained for Chinese medicine. We need thousands more people to join the Ursa Freedom Project. We need YOU!
We will launch [...]
15 years ago Rwanda was the scene of massive genocide. Today the country is working to transform itself become an Internet hub of the African continent.
This is a good video by Internet Evolution, and shows that the Internet’s not just about big companies and catch-phrase ideas like Web 2.0. You can’t really see or know [...]
On the Google blog, Jesse Alpert & Nissan Hajaj posted an article today called “We knew the Web was big…” which indicates Google engineers recently noted that the number of Web pages on the Internet passed the one-trillion mark. That’s 1,000,000,000,000 pages. For those who don’t process the impact of adding that many groups of [...]
Push a button, change the color of your lights!
a href=”http://www.expotv.com/videos/reviews/8/101/Multi-Color-LED-Lightbulb-with-Remote/269692″>This little gadget has multiple brightness level settings and four transition effects. It’s fun and addictive!
See the full video review here.
For the past several months I have had the pleasure of improving my communication effectiveness while at the same time reducing my reliance and the massive amount of time I used to spend on email. Tools like Twitter, blogging, and - yes - actively making sure I am using the telephone (remember that thing?) have [...]
Gnomie Stefano writes:
Hi, Chris! I saw your video where you reacted to Preston Gralla’s blog post, Five reasons Vista beats OS X, and decided I would share with my somewhat unusual point of view.
Windows made the GUI happen: Because Windows was the first GUI OS that would run on the widely spread IBM PC (the [...]
Favorday is coming on March 12th, and it’s being organized on Facebook. Nothing quite like doing something simple and kind for someone else to make the world a better place. You should be a part — spread the word!
Here’s how you celebrate Favorday — on Favorday, March 12th, 2008, you do planned favors for people, [...]
What abomination will be sliding down your chimney tonight?
Northern European folklore is rich with tales of a bigfoot-type creature whose appearance and habits (a big ol’ beard and using reindeer as beasts of burden, for instance) seem to have been adapted for our more modern-day ideas of jolly Saint Nick. Loren Coleman of Cryptomundo [...]
It looks like the end of DRM is near. First, let’s all take the time to congratulate Apple and EMI for being gutsy enough to offer DRM-free music. Talk about kicking the RIAA right in the shins and it’s amusing to see “friends” turning against one another (RIAA vs. Apple/EMI) to fulfill our demands. It’s [...]
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