I like the New Radicals’ You Get What You Give, too. But Joni Mitchell’s Court and Spark may be the most solid record ever made. There’s not a song on it I would rate less than a 9.5 on a 10 scale.
On a related note, I have started looking to Wikipedia for my album links, simply because AllMusic is not link friendly. They better change that before they become irrelevant.
I don’t really care who’s on the board of judges for TechCrunch 20, because I don’t really care about TechCrunch 20. It’s like the WWF. I know it’s out there, I sometimes come across the participants all pumped up and beating their chests, but it just doesn’t interest me. Maybe if Wahoo McDaniel was on the board…then I might care. Or Wonder Mike. Or Big Bank Hank.
Frank Gruber has discovered a new poll making application. I’m going to try it out, just because it is called Polldaddy. I once thought about changing my name to Catdaddy.
[[[UPDATE: My beautiful poll won’t display, so I deleted it.]]]
It probably won’t work in feeds, so here’s the link for those who want to exercise their right to voice their opinion in this very important decision.
@Jackson: Big companies seem to like the Blackberry server best for pushing email. I have one, but I would much rather have a Treo. Or two cans and some string. Or a conch shell.
TDavid has a good writeup on videoblogging. If it’s harder than podcasting, then I want nooooo part of it.
I don’t understand any of this, but I felt compelled to link to it.
Newsome.Org 