My mother always taught me to share, and as a result, I believe that today I am a very giving individual. So what does this have to do with this weeks lesson? Well, it is all about giving and sharing information, videos, music, ... (Spread the love and share with the world my brothers and sisters. Well, actually...)
Okay, so I just have to say something that may offend many individuals, but it must be done. If you are over 21 years of age, you probably should not be using MySpace. This site was intitally intended for a younger demographic, but now you can find everyone and their mothers (no matter their age) using this service. My very own mother has fallen victim to hypermyspaceusageism and I don't know what to do to help her. I fear for her! Hours spent in front of the computer screen seeking out old high school friends, updating profiles, changing backgrounds, adding new music, ... When will it end! Adults are throwing away hours of their time when they could be doing something more constructive, i.e. ending world hunger, helping to find a cure for cancer, ...
Alright, so all this sharing of information is not all bad. Take YouTube as an example. You can find videos for practically anything, with the exception of porn; they are careful about monitoring "inappropriate" videos. What can you find? Scenes from your favorite T.V. shows, music videos, amateur movie shorts, guitar lessons, wedding videos, ... GOOD STUFF! Did I mention it is free. GREAT STUFF!
Moving on. SEOmoz. Fabulous. This site basically just ranks websites according to different categories. I am getting tired of writing and I feel as if I am rambaling on. However, I must say that I really like Pandora Radio, which earned the #1 rank on this site for music. It is awesome because you create your very own radio station by selecting some of your favorite artists and what it does is it plays those whom you selected and others in the same genre with similar styles. WONDERFUL STUFF!
Anyways, blog to you later. Until the next time care, share, and grow out your hair.
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2 comments:
I enjoy reading your posts, they make me laugh. :)
Balderdash, I say!
MySpace shouldn't have a cut off age. Used responsibly, it's a very cool way to keep in touch with people, make new friends and network. Just because some people can get obsessive about it (um, checking it 10 times daily is not healthy, admitting you have a problem is the first step, I was told), doesn't mean older people shouldn't use it at all!
Your title made me think of "One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish," which I'm guessing was the point. :)
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