Google Maps Includes Walking Directions
Google maps now includes walking directions. Well, in beta anyway.
Let’s say your in Omaha, NE for the College World Series and you want to walk to this place everyone’s [...]
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Google maps now includes walking directions. Well, in beta anyway.
Let’s say your in Omaha, NE for the College World Series and you want to walk to this place everyone’s [...]
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In my previous post 21 Terrific Tweets, I noted how you can find some good stuff in twitter. This time, here are 22 terrific twitter tweets. I’m [...]
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For those of you that have never heard of StumbleUpon, it’s a website that allows you to randomly “Stumble Upon” websites. You install a toolbar in your browser and click [...]
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WordPress 2.6 has been released and here’s a video from a post by Matt.
If you don’t want to upgrade but you want to play with WordPress 2.6, you can [...]
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In Daniel Scocco’s article Are Social Networks Like the Fashion Industry? at DailyBlogTips, Daniel presents an argument on whether social networks are like the fashion industry where one social [...]
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Here are four videos by Ira Glass on YouTube about Storytelling.
Ira Glass on Storytelling #1
Building a story
Making listeners/readers want to keep listening/reading for some reason
Speak naturally
Ira Glass on Storytelling [...]
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TweetDeck is a Twitter client that runs on your computer using Adobe AIR. It seems to be taking off in popularity and while they are designing it and taking [...]
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If you’ve been wondering about WordPress tags and how to use them, then browse over to Ninja Blog Setup where Jon Symons has a free ebook on What Every [...]
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