All rights, including freedom of speech, have limitations and building a mosque near Ground Zero is the architectural equivalent of yelling fire in a crowded building. All Americans have the right to practice their faith in the accordance with his or her believes but they do not the the right to impose said beliefs [...]
Tagged 911, debate, freedom, ground, mosque, new york, nyc, rights, zeroThe meaning of symbols change, sometimes from a religious meaning to one synonymous with hatred, such as the swastika. In recent history, the swastika was used as a symbol for Hitler’s Third Reich, under whose emblem an approximate six million Jews, Poles, Gypsies, and other were exterminated. Originally the swastika was not a [...]
Tagged adl, hitler, humor, internet, lolcats, meme, nazi, viralHere I am reblogging some retweets for the past month that broken down by subject matter. Some of these tweets also cover events that occurred in February 2010. If you like to follow along, befriend xwoop and lolprez and I’ll be sure to follow back.
Superbowl
Carrie Underwood sounds awful, off key and off tune, [...]
Tagged china, economy, eduation, mossad, obama, overheard, saints, superbowlHere are the top links, articles, and news regarding social networking sites such as Twitter, Facebook, and Google Buzz. The big news this month was the announcement and initial release of Google Buzz. Google Buzz generated a lot of buzz with users, mostly because of it’s thoughtless disregard for user’s privacy.
Twitter
Robots Are Doing [...]
Tagged aol, api, buzz, development, facebook, gbuzz, google, privacy, social, twitterAfter using Google Buzz for a month I have started to find my grove and how that fits with my social networking self. If you are using Google Buzz, be sure to follow me I’ll follow back. Here are some recent buzz posts from a variety of topics.
All About Buzz
With any new service [...]
Tagged buzz, clinton, gbuzz, google, iphone, windows, woods, xfinityHere I am reblogging some retweets for the past month that broken down by subject matter. Some of these tweets also cover events that occurred in October 2009. If you like to follow along, befriend xwoop and lolprez and I’ll be sure to follow back.
Got Gov?
The only thing a government has to fear [...]
Tagged econemy, lolprez, nobel, obama, retweet, twitter, xwoopHere are some worthwhile articles regarding Twitter for May 2009.
Usage and Growth
Twitcode: A Program in 130 Characters
Three Drunk Words
Books on Twitter
Unfollow Twiddy
Twitter Tees by Threadless – Tweets on Tees
How To Use Twitter and Not Be a Douchebag
Twitter to Launch Business Tools by Year-End
Guatemalan Twitter User Arrested for "Inciting Financial Panic"
The fickle Twitterer
Twitter Surges Past Digg, [...]
There has been a lot of talk and excitement around Twitter recently, it all reach a new high when Oprah Winfrey dedicated a portion on her television program to Twitter. Some stats that followed the airing of the show indicated that as much as 1 million new users signed up to Twitter. Stats [...]
If you have been using Twitter for any amount of time you will soon notice hashtags such as #followfriday. People post a list of twitter user that the recommend using the #followfriday hashtag on Friday. It is a form of shout out to and a way to recommend fellow Twitterers. But [...]
With Oprah jumping on the Twitter bandwagon, the social status update service has gone mainstream. Here are a few general tips for those new to Twitter.
Use as short and easy to remember username as possible.
Add original picture and background to your profile.
Retweet tweet messages if you find them meaningful, insightful, or to show appreciation.
Always [...]