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I am hoping to get some time this week to work on a couple of videos for this blog.

Here’s to hoping that this week I actually have the time I hope I do.  Right now, my time is just slammed.  I am moving to Hawaii in 23 days.  I am finishing a huge project for the US Army right now and need to have that done in about 10 days.  I am trying to enjoy every minute I can with my husband before he deploys for 15 months.

I need to outsource my life.

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Vivaty look VERY cool!  It looks like it would be very social.  Kind of like second life meets facebook.

It looks like it might be even easier to use than Second Life.  Although I don’t know if you can fly.

It doesn’t work with Macs or Firefox which rules out some of the usual early adopter crowd though.

But I like the way it seems to merge with Facebook, Flickr, YouTube… it looks like it is ratcheting social networking up a notch!

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Some folks facebook status sits in stasis for days at a time.  (Weeks… Months…)

But yours doesn’t have to!  Using the “Twitter” application, updating our facebook status is as simple as a twitter.

Show your facebook friends what you are REALLY up to by combining your Twitter posts with Facebook.

For your Facebook friends that are using Flock, your twitter posts will keep you showing up in your Friends “Facebook” sidebar often and give them another way to connect with what you are doing.

Go to applications and type in Twitter.  Add the twitter app.  You will need to link the two accounts (Twitter and Facebook) and after that… updating your status is a piece of cake!

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A recent addition to Facebook is the ability to “block application spam”.

If you are fed up with requests to throw sheep (which I personally enjoy, but you may not) or to become a vampire, you now have the power to block that application directly from the request.  If you block an application, you won’t be sent any more notices from that particular aplication.

When you get a request from an application, you now have the ability to “Block Application” directly from the request. If you block an application, it will not be able to send you any more requests.

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I am clearing out old “logins” or “passcards” that I have accumulated during the past ten years of being online.  These old logins have just been cluttering up my roboform forever and now my 1password. I have logins to so many sites that don’t exist anymore.  Some of these sites haven’t existed in this century in fact.
In a way, the fact that so many of these sites are now defunct makes me feel better about all the sites I have built in the past and just let dwindle into nothingness or ideas I have had that had a very short shelf life

In fact, isn’t that what is so great about building an information marketing business on the internet.  Unlike the investment in time and money that a brick and mortar business idea requires to execute, an internet-based business idea demands very little time or money to give an idea a go.

If the idea pans out… great!  If not, then so what.  Not much lost.

And if it pans out but interest is lost over time, the business is  erased as domain names expire or change hands.

In a weird sort of way, the internet is an ecosystem with decomposers waiting in the wings to reabsorb the detritus of old websites.  Domain names expire and are either repurchased and relaunched as something new or just disappear.

Of course, that still doesn’t change the fact that I have 1315 logins on my computer and at least 2/3rds of them probably should be deleted.  Ugh.  This could take a while.

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“Welcome to Zombo.Com! Anything is possible at Zombo.Com. The unattainable is unknown at Zombo.com.

I am not sure what the point is at Zombo other than to totally crack me up.  Plus, who wouldn’t want to spend their time where the unattainable is unknown.  Especially when there are a few things I want to attain.

Welcome to Zombo.com.  Anything is possible at Zombo.com.  Zombo, all I can say is, where have you been all my life.

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Or at least, makes a map of the world.

World Mosaic Created From 1001 Web 2.0 Logos

This really cool mosaic takes web 2.0 icons and logos and makes a mosaic of the world.

Perhaps there are some web 2.0 sites you haven’t seen! I know there are a few that I haven’t. I look forward to checking them out.

(And as one of my favorite observation goes… people are so clever!)

Technorati Tags: web 2.0

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Well, I finally got on board the Seesmic train.  I can see the appeal.  Especially for the added benefit of being able to post video comments on blogs.  That is so handy and quick!

Of course, I have to freshen up my make-up first and make sure I have good lighting, and I have tell my family to be quiet so I can put a video comment on a blog… oh and set my bird outside so she doesn’t screech during the video.

Uhh… hm.  A video blog comment doesn’t really seem that handy now that I list it all out.
I still like it though.  It appeals to my inner geek.  It’s totally worth all the trouble.

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Earlier today, I was browsing a blog post called Several Habits of Wildly Successful Tiwtter Uers and was surprised to see an idea that had never occurred to me before.

I consider myself kind of caught up on the whole twitter scene but it had never occurred to me to claim my twitter feed on technorati! So, I went over to Technorati and did this right away.

Simple enough but should have nice dividends in the long run.

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So, I have been trying plurk for awhile now. Personally, I am not crazy about it. I think it is tedious.

I was skimming the tweets about plurk and found a comment that described plurk so awesomely that I had to share…

The comment was made by twitterer ikepigott who said: “Plurk is too much work. It’s Whack-a-Mole messaging.”

Ha! Whack-a-Mole messaging! That’s hilarious and such a perfect description.

For now, I think I will stick to twitter and friend feed. We shall see if I change my mind.

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