Blogged From e-tech at 05. Apr 2007 16:32 under Technology, Links, Utilities, Blogs
Traffic, that one of the most important thing for a site or blog, for without traffic it would all be quite useless.One of the best ways to get traffic to your site is through the ‘organic’ way with Search Engine Optimization (SEO) but than there’s also other methods like utilising Google’s Adwords, Text Link Ads [...]
http://e-techblog.com/2007/04/05/get-traffic-to-your-site/
Blogged From del.icio.us bot at 05. Apr 2007 10:21 under Uncategorized
Boing Boing: Prefab housing by Ikea Each apartment is made up of two of these units, which are simply moved into position by crane. Put on the roof and exterior wall cladding, plumb and wire it in, and it’s ready to live in. One such block can be put up in a day… (tags: capitalism culture development)
http://whatfuture.net/index.php/2007/04/05/links-for-2007-04-05/
Blogged From Dan at 05. Apr 2007 04:54 under life issues, technology
There are reasons why we have “ewww” responses. They are not simply products of arcane didacticism. It may be your body, consciously or subconsciously, actually warning you about something. The hybridization of humans and animals proposed by British scientists has a high “ewww” factor for me. Perhaps some of it comes from the multiple [...]
http://necessaryroughness.org/archives/1083
Blogged From Rob at 05. Apr 2007 01:42 under Technology, Vancouver, Blogging, Online Community
Good news for anyone who likes the stuff that Vancity’s been up to online: William Azaroff, their in-house visionary, is shifting his blogging into high gear: I have recently been asked why I don’t give my opinion about web 2.0, social marketing, banking, etc on my blog. Why I limit it to a more frivolous link [...]
http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/OneDamnThingAfterAnother/~3/106708599/
Blogged From Actual News Guy at 05. Apr 2007 01:37 under Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object
marcelo.prais 2 photos Solar flares a threat to your GPS Another great opportunity for anxiety: scientists for the NOAA are fretting that powerful solar flares - the type that cause northern lights - are threatening the Global Positioning system, originally built for the US military but now a part of everything from aircraft to golf carts.... highlighted by Actual News Guy | Wed, 04/04/2007 - 7:37pm
http://www.nowpublic.com/solar_flares_a_threat_to_your_gps
Blogged From e-tech at 05. Apr 2007 00:49 under Technology, Links, Offbeat, Articles
Lock bumping is all over the Internet and on many local news stations, showing everyone how easy it is to bypass certain types of locks. These videos and reports are causing great concern for everyone from stay-at-home moms to business owners. Every day more and more people are becoming aware of this lock picking bypass [...]
http://e-techblog.com/2007/04/04/protecting-yourself-from-lock-bumping/
Blogged From at 04. Apr 2007 23:57
Nestled up here near the Canadian border, we are finally starting to see signs of spring. The snow has all melted. Green is starting to be seen in the grass. Buds are appearing on the trees. Temps have been up in the 50s Fahrenheit. We are seeing our neighbors outside again. All is good.BUT... just to make sure we remember that we are in fact this far North, the weather reports say that we may get 6 inches of snow tonight! (Hopefully not more than that as I already put away the snowblower and shovelling a lot of wet snow is NOT fun!)I guess the good news is that Friday is a holiday, so maybe there is a chance for one last day of skiing! :-)
http://dyork.livejournal.com/272192.html
Blogged From Brad Warbiany at 04. Apr 2007 22:29 under Technology, Taxation
N.M. Voters Divided Over Spaceport Tax A referendum in New Mexico yesterday on whether to raise a local sales tax to help pay for construction of the world’s first commercial spaceport remained undecided today, and won’t be passed or defeated until about 550 provisional ballots are counted later in the week. Dona Ana County election bureau supervisor [...]
http://www.thelibertypapers.org/2007/04/04/new-mexico-taxing-their-way-to-space-tourism/
Blogged From at 04. Apr 2007 22:00
No, this isn't the new Zune ad campaign. It was a Seattle retailer's outdoor sign shortly after the music player launched. Microsoft is hoping to recapture some of that initial buzz.Microsoft is preparing a new advertising campaign for the Zune, and a company representative confirmed via e-mail today that it will launch a limited edition, "soft pink" version of the music device in late spring, through standard retail channels. The pink Zune wasn't exactly a secret: Amazon.com has had it available for pre-order for several days.
http://blog.seattlepi.nwsource.com/microsoft/archives/113568.asp?source=rss
Blogged From Carolyn at 04. Apr 2007 21:06 under Voxilla, Carolyn Schuk, Verizon
Verizon explains how its unlimited data plan is really...limited.
http://voxilla.com/soapvox/2007/04/04/verizon-limits-unlimited-188