See the excellent poem below by Taylor Mali. Said we weren't committing to our words. Declarative sentences - so-called because they used to, like, DECLARE things to be true as opposed to other things which were, like, not have been infected by a totally hip and tragically cool interrogative tone?
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As I said Yelp has it's uses: 1. reviewing something is satisfying if you have something useful to say 2. searching for things in google produces good Yelp reviews, and they have clickable phone numbers in my phone 3. browsing an "area" for some topic is great, when it works
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And in some cases, depending on the TOU of the sites, when the data flows out, anyone else who reuses/remixes it can either co-own or have an open license.
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I'm visiting with some friends in Sherborn Massachusetts. They have 5 mbs of downstream service for $35 a month, and if they pay $7 more per month, they can get 15mbs. I'm sure the telcos that took $200 billion from the FCC and then didn't install fiber optic service have some excuse, but it's BS.
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Luv this remix (noted on Cartoon Brew) by Nick Bertke. He says 90% of the music is remixed from audio from the Disney (1951) film. You can download the mp3 here.
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My parents travel a lot, and spent the month of September in China. She is on dialup a lot, because of their travel schedule, and lack of easy wifi networking on their window's machine (I suggested a Mac to solve that, and the digital photo sharing issues they also have).
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Celebrate how the internet has changed our lives and made it better with people around the world! Or throw your video up at whatever video hosting company you choose, tag it onewebday, and we'll do our best to get it posted to the One Web Day video page right away.
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New York, NY--Sept. 20, 2006?OneWebDay, an "Earth Day for the Web" www.onewebday.org, the first global holiday to celebrate the web and how it has changed our lives, is planned for September 22, 2006 (and every September 22 thereafter).
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