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Now you can use an image instead of words to start your Google search.

More info @ Google

Debbie’s cat-loving eHarmony bio video went viral after she posted the video a couple of weeks ago. I think we found her a match…

For those who haven’t seen Debbie’s video:

Recently, the fine reddit users had the outstanding idea to declare March 31st World BackUp Day. The idea grew like a W32/Yayin-A Worm with redditors creating WorldBackupDay.net, and an official twitter account @WorldBackupDay and #worldbackupday hashtag.

“Remember to check your data backups. Backup your memories and financial information and check your old backup restores.” – WorldBackupDay.Net

Spread the word and don’t forget to backup!

Big Boi – Back Up Plan

More info @ http://worldbackupday.net/

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An interesting infographical video about Facebook and its effects on our society.

Video by Jean-Jacques Parys

As some of you may have already noticed, I have switched over to the Disqus (pronounced ‘discuss’) Comment System. Disqus makes commenting easier and more interactive.

Disqus Comment System

The new comments system provides commenters with quite a number of advantages:

• The ability to edit your comments
• The ability to sort comments, at your option, by Newest First or Oldest First
• The ability to share your comments by Twitter & Facebook
• The ability to subscribe to individual comment threads by email or by RSS. If you subscribe to a thread by email, you can reply to comments in that thread via email.

Logging In To Comment

To comment, you’ll need to log in any one of several ways.

If you already have a Facebook, Twitter, OpenID or Yahoo! account, you can log in using any one of those by clicking on the appropriate linked button for each above the comment box.
If you don’t want to use one of those, you can also create a Disqus account. All you need is a valid email address for verification.

Hope you guys like it.

An informational motion graphics piece about Facebook by Alex Trimpe

Music: RJD2 – Ghostwriter

Love it or hate it, this video brings up an important message. At the very least, make you stop and think about how you conduct yourselves online and realize that you can be happy or happier without social networking sites.

Ironically, I’ll go post it on Facebook.