16 things blogs.
Thing 1.
I already had several blogs on Facebook and Myspace but opted to do a blogspot.com blog. I like the freedom of Myspace’s blogs because like Blogspot yo can create an HTML code to customize it.
Thing 2.
Both Facebook and Myspace have RRS feeds and so does Twitter. I use my RSS feeds on the aforementioned sites to keep track of the goings on with friends and celebrities. On my Google News account, I’ve set up an RSS feed to keep track of current events. I use these sites everyday multiple times a day and by doing so, I’ve managed to stay both well informed and well connected.
Thing 3.
Considering that, I rarely get on to My Ai Campus.com site, I wouldn't forward it to my personal email. With that said, the site is an amazing resource in that you can find most all of what you’re looking for (schoolwise) in one location.
I find the student email the most useful in that, I can find every teachers email.
Thing 4.
I find this 1 thing of all 16 things the most interesting, because I have several networking sites. I use both Myspace and Facebook to socially and personally network. I use Twitter solely for personal networking. I find them all useful because it connects you to friends and potential friends/contacts regardless of if you have a cellphone or not… You can get the word out to over 2500 people (on my Facebook and Myspace sites) in a few short steps. I’ve utilized these tools on a dialy basis to promote both personally parties and events and Business events.
Thing 5.
Lol… I used Twitter to tear down many a fool in my lifetime. I have several sites sites that I collaborate with (the Dirty.com being chief among them) to get the word about who and what was pissing me off. Truth is, you can bring someone to their knees by typing a few words and clicking enter…
Thing 6.
Worthless… Honestly. Wikipedia is just as easy and I don’t have to create another profile to do it…
Thing 7.
Honestly, the only thing I use Dropbox for is to send pornographic material to my Girlfriend who lives 1500 miles away. I have to use Dropbox because sending a 5 minute movie over normal email can’t be done… Yet.
Thing 8.
I absolutely love Wikipedia. If something on it is wrong all I have to do is submit a correction! Truthfully, if I need to know anything, and I do mean anything. All I have to do is wiki it or work the Google! With that said what’s the use for paperbound encyclopedias anymore?
Thing 9.
I’ve had a Flickr for months now but I’ve had a Photobucket for years… I’d ventures to say 5 years or longer. I used Photobucket to customize and store photos for my Myspace and Facebook and my other websites.
Thing 10.
God… It’d be easier and faster to blog about what I haven’t done online… The answer is literally the same as above…
Thing 11.
Teampartydown.com and Napkinnights.com are examples of websites in which I’ve had direct involvement in.
Thing 12.
Another good use for tagging in pictures. I tag pictures on both Facebook and Myspace so that those in the pictures can get the recognition and also, it’s easy for mutual friends to find each other via tagged photos. Say for instance, you and parties with several people a few nights before. I upload and tag the pictures we all took together on my facebook and all you have to do is click the persons name and presto! You’re right at their site. Linked in and roaring to go!
Thing 13.
I opted for Google’s Calendar because it sync with my phone and computer using a cloud based system. I can sync on the go and edit from my phone on the go or a computer from any location.
Thing 14.
The benefits of these tools are obvious. It’d be silly to blog about this.
Thing 15.
iTunes podcast! Are the best! I love it. I listen to Stephanie Miller, Randi Rhodes and other radio personalities podcasts. As far as creating my own, eh. Not interested.
Thing 16.
The best tool for Geotagging that I have is my Google Andriod Phone! It’s amazing. I take a pic and if I forget where or it it was taken, Bam! The phone’s done the hard work for me. Not only that, I can upload it to directly to Twitter, Facebook, Myspace, Flickr and Photobucket. It’s that easy son.
