Awesome – NYC Coffeeshops are kicking out the freeloading Bloggers who hog table space and don’t buy more than one coffee!!! Yay, I know this may affect some well minded users who DON’T abuse the system, but lately I’ve seen some sad “Starbuck campers”…:)
Coffee shops, typically welcoming refuges for lonely bloggers, Web entrepreneurs, and monetarily-challenged job hunters, are turning away laptop users and implementing restrictions on computer time during prime business hours. According to the Wall Street Journal, an increasing number of New York coffee shops are covering their electrical outlets, requiring customers to actually eat something or spend money before they access the Net.
My Wife Erika is training to participate in an endurance event as a member of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s (LLS) Team In Training – and will be participating in the Nike Women’s Marathon in San Francisco on October 19th. She has been working very hard and training almost daily in one form or another, she is taking this challenge very seriously – like everything she does in life
All of us on Team In Training are raising funds to help stop leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin lymphoma and myeloma from taking more lives. I am completing this event in honor of all individuals who are battling blood cancers – including our team’s Honored Teammate and my friend Tyler.
Tyler is now 5 years old, in kindergarten and just started playing T-ball – and after meeting him, hearing his story … he quite the fighter and a true inspiration. It’s people like Tyler who are the real heroes on our team, and we need your support to find a cure!
How can anyone resist that kids face? Isn’t Tyler absolutely an amazing inspiration to raise money and participate? Honestly, I should be out there running, but work demands have taken precedent…this is one way I can give back directly – help my Wife raise money and awareness through blogging!
A German job-hunting site put this ad up in Hamburg, turning a commuter tunnel into a giant, executive colon and advising you that there’s a better way to get a job than crawling up your boss’s ass. [BoingBoing]
Who done it: Advertising Agency: Scholz & Friends, Hamburg, Germany Creative Directors: Matthias Schmidt, Gunnar Loeser, Heiko Schmidt Art Director: Stefan Schabenberger Copywriter: Lars Lindigkeit Photographer: Eike Schleef Other additional credits: Sven Horror Released: December 2006 Original Link
This guy plays ‘Owner of a Lonely Heart’ by Yes, and ‘Smooth Criminal’ by Michael Jackson, on a Fiddle/Violin!!!
His name is Alex DePue, and he is friggin AMAZING.
Watch as airliners face some of the worst winds that I’ve ever seen. I hope that the planes that I’ve flown on haven’t ever needed to be handled like this. Be glad you can’t see outside very well on landing….you might never fly again if this happened to you.
They may call it “bluejacking” but this video has real life examples of bluesnarfing – taking control of someone’s mobile phone to make premium rate phonecalls over Bluetooth without them even realising.
the sending of unsolicited messages over Bluetooth to Bluetooth-enabled devices such as mobile phones, PDAs or laptop computers, sending a vCard which typically contains a message in the name field (i.e. for bluedating or bluechat) to another bluetooth enabled device via the OBEX protocol.
The Google Earth spotter who discovered the intriguing rock formation that looks like an iPod-wearing native American, turns out to be an Australian granny living in a small Canadian prairie town.
This FAA schematic maps flight patterns and displays them via animation. Fascinating data because the, as Aaron Koblin pointed out, the copious flight travel paths end up forming the geographical space of the United States and it’s major cities. In a sense, the itinerant aviational travel defines the geography over the terrain.
Jeremy Hermanns is a creator of digital ideas, including Blogebrity, and SEOintelligence. During the day he works at LegalZoom and also manages SimpleSEM a small boutique SEO & PPC Agency in Los Angeles. He lives in the Downtown Arts District's beautiful Molino Street Lofts. More »
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