My job is to complete the Annihilatrix and destroy mankind by driving this vile planet straight into the Sun.
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
5 Essential Questions To Ask Yourself If You Want To Succeed At Social Marketing http://bit.ly/Jxxs7E
Today we remember the Battle of Hogwarts
Today is May 2nd, the day the battle of Hogwarts 14 years ago. The day that Harry, Ron and Hermione snuck back into Hogwarts and destroyed the Horcruxes. The day that Harry finally defeated Voldemort. We remember everyone who fought in the war and all those who died. Fred Weasley, Nymphadora Tonks, Remus Lupin, Colin Creevey, Severus Snape and more. May we raise our wands to those who fought and died. Remember, remember May 2nd 1998.
(Source: bloodydiadem)
Work in Progress: making cast-paper hens for the ArtBox.
The “Old” Main Library. The Main Library has occupied a prominent position in downtown Cincinnati since 1874, when a new building was constructed at 629 Vine Street. Considered the most magnificent public library building in the United States at the time, “Old Main” featured one element similar to today’s library: a towering atrium with a skylight ceiling. Of the dramatic atrium,Harpers Weekly said “The first impression made upon the mind on entering this hall is the immense capacity for storing books in its five tiers of alcoves, and then the eye is attracted and gratified by its graceful and carefully studied architecture…” The building closed in 1955, when the “New Main Library,”located at 800 Vine Street, opened. More detailed information about the history of the building can be found in Free & Public: One Hundred and Fifty Years at the Public Library of Cincinnati & Hamilton County by John Fleischman.
Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County
800 Vine Street
Cincinnati, OH 45202-2009I want to go to here. Might need a TARDIS though.
And now we present Neil Gaiman holding a panda.
PROTECT IP Act Breaks the Internet
PROTECT-IP is dangerous bill that is up for discussion in congress today, and it has the power to cripple internet startups and vastly change the open nature of the internet. PROTECT IP essentially gives the entertainment industry to censor, enforce, and sue any person, company or ISP that allows access to copyrighted material. With the way that the bill is written this will put people singing an acapella rendition of their favorite pop song in the legal cross hairs of the entertainment industry in the same way that it would for a file sharing site.
Protecting copyrights and piracy are important issues that need to be dealt with, but PROTECT-IP and SOPA will drastically change the was we enjoy and do business on the internet for the negative.
Thanks to Tumblr’s efforts to get people to call congress, I had a great conversation with my local representative Gary Miller’s office. Take the two minutes it takes to voice your opinion. Simply fill out your phone number, address and zip code and Tumblr will call your phone connecting you directly to your representative’s office.
Read more about what you can do at AmercianCensorship.org. From a business perspective read Fred Wilson’s (venture capitalist and Tumblr’s investor) post on the architecture of the internet.
Please reblog this and take action!
We just moved our email infrastructure to Google Apps. It’s actually quite wonderful.
@y2kristinaholic I can’t sleep either!
I think my wife loves SproutSocial more than she loves me.
I didn’t like the book “Eat, Pray, Love.” I am the 1%.
Klout tells me that Barack Obama is less influential than Justin Beiber. Well, duh!
My wife says the iPhone 4s is ugly. BURN HER AT THE STAKE! WITCH! (or conversely throw her in the river and see if she floats.)
