Social Media Yearbook

If it's too small, here's the link.

http://i.imgur.com/naij3.png

If you click on the picture, it will enlarge. At least in Firefox it did.

Link for Previous Post

I don't know why those pictures always show up so small, but here's the link to a larger one.
http://failbook.failblog.org/2011/02/17/your-facebook-photos-an-infographic/

I know we talk a lot about how we are losing part of our identity online. Is stuff like this helping regain our identity? It is making the email more personalized but is it worth it?

Dorm Plant Ideas

I stumbled upon this and I think I might be trying one of these plants out. I already have paperwhites growing in my room. They're so tall, they're falling over!

[They are sadly starting to brown, but they're pretty when blooming.]

Link for 15 houseplants that help improve indoor air quality:

http://www.mnn.com/your-home/remodeling-design/photos/15-houseplants-for-improving-indoor-air-quality/a-breath-of-fresh

What Facebook is Doing to Our Literacy

Just another commercial

A terribly awkward family dinner.

Five Generations

As I mentioned in class Tuesday, I've been reading "Generation iY: Our Last Chance to Save Their Future" by author Time Elmore. Included in Elmore's book was a multi-generational chart identifying unique characteristics of each generation. I found it to be quite interesting.

Your phone is about to become your wallet!

I dread this. But I am afraid it is our future.

http://money.cnn.com/2011/01/24/pf/end_of_credit_cards/index.htm

Really?

Watching the Super Bowl tonight, this ad stood out to me as relevant to our discussions about constantly being connected.

Evolution of Man

Solves all our Tech addiction

This site acts as watch dog to keep us off of certain sites. Just make it a book mark and it will regulate how often you can visit the site, as per your specifications.

http://keepmeout.com/

Potatoes?

Grow 100 lbs of potatoes in 4 square feet!

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Just a little thought

Artist: Amanda Rush

Is the Facebook Fad Ending at Last?

Ah ha... somebody else is thinking the same things...

Read the article by clicking here.