It all makes sense now...
To gear up for tonight's episode of Lost I offer the updated version of an extensive lost theory. Take a look, it is certainly worth the read.
On Monday night, three journalists from the Kentucky Kernel were arrested while documenting the protests outside the Republican National Convention in St. Paul, Minnesota.
Mac users love their apps, there is no doubt about it. There are sites out there dedicated to finding and posting hundreds of mac apps or updates a day and we eat it up. Also, there are several groups that take this process a bit farther.
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As many of you are probably aware, Pownce--internet start-up from Digg founder Kevin Rose--opened up to the general public and is now no longer constricted to invitation-only beta testing.
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Its Christmas and I have been browsing through tons (TONS!) of buyers guides and gift guides in search of that perfect something for my friends and family.
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When it comes to Google, nothing should surprise us any more.
A high school student and his parents have filed a lawsuit against a teacher, accusing him of making offensive comments in class about Christianity. The lawsuit filed Wednesday in federal court in Santa Ana accuses teacher James Corbett of demonstrating "a sense of hostility tow …
So there I was two days ago after posting my latest article, "5 Most Anticipated Mac Apps of 2008" and I watched as my article died.
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A lot of events are poised to take place in 2008; the next MacWorld, the winter olympics, the presidential election and Lindsey Lohan's next stint in rehab, but amidst all the shake up what I am really excited about is the unveiling of all sorts of new mac apps.
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Bloggers face increasing challenges which amount exponentially as the number of new blogs grow. Each niche has its small sect of popular contributors which lead the pack in the producing content which will amass the most amount of readers.
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As I'm sure everyone has heard by now Amazon's Kindle has pressed e-books out into the public eye in a way that no product has done before. In the days that ensued the official release of Kindle the product certainly lived up to its name, but not in the way Amazon predicted.
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A few weeks back I attended a "campus crossfire" (an open forum debate) at my university on the topic of religion and morality.
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In light of some of the recent discussions had on Newsvine about press passes and people being serious citizen journalists Deep Jive Interests points out an article in the Wall Street Journal that shows bloggers fail to up their journalistic efforts when big money comes along.
Recent posts (here and here) have proven that there are a lot of folks out there known as "lurkers" who check out articles and seeds but never comment or vote for them.
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There's an interesting debate over at Fred Wilson's blog about whether Twittering, or blogging, represents journalism. My take on it is that they *both* do.
If you hadn't heard, TechCrunch20, the conference which alleges to put a sense of merit back into startup conferences, has declared MC Hammer a Web2.0 "expert" and put him on the panel of judges.
There aren't too many people these days who don't know about open sourcing. As open source projects like Linux, Firefox, and Wikipedia grow, more and more people begin to learn about how open sourcing can change the world.
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From what I understand web users typically agree that there are two main reasons why bloggers blog. Basically people do it for fun or for money.
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Originally posted at A Higher Level.
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As the blogging bubble is on the cusp of bursting a new wave of online posting is becoming more and more popular. This new style web 2.0 trend is called microblogging, and all the hot shots are doing it.
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With Newsvine's redesign it is now possible customize your user experience. Like many of you I have been tweaking my front page time and time against in the past two days. Now, I believe I have my front page looking great.
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If you have ever contemplated designing a web site for fun or even plan on designing as a profession then you probably know what it takes to become a good designer. Its not just the expensive computer, the cool apps, or even a good eye for design.
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From the same amazing people who brought you ecto, an OS X blogger client, comes the best mac RSS reader you've probably never heard about before. RSS readers are a dime a dozen, and Mac exclusive apps are becoming a wildly popular trend.
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Jon (jstamant) really brings a lot to the Newsvine community. Keep up the good writing!
Thanks for the friend request. It is, of course, approved. By the way, Technorati indexes 71 million blogs now :-) Mine is towards the top (after lots and lots of hard work) At least percentage wise it is (94,000 out of 71 million, not too shabby)
www.jemmille.com
You have a blog I can check out?
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