To guess as many TV shows as you can. Only those that are registered within the LocateTV Database will be counted. For those interested, here is how I did:
I don’t watch much if any Television anymore. Most of the programs I named are based on my parents television viewing. Damn, wish I would of had time to add Seinfeld!
For those who are not sure what LocateTV is all about, check out my in-depth review of them I wrote on August 30th, 2007.
To guess as many TV shows as you can. Only those that are registered within the LocateTV Database will be counted. For those interested, here is how I did:
I don’t watch much if any Television anymore. Most of the programs I named are based on my parents television viewing. Damn, wish I would of had time to add Seinfeld!
For those who are not sure what LocateTV is all about, check out my in-depth review of them I wrote on August 30th, 2007.
Graphjam has another winner of a graph on their hands. But here is the question. Is it clap off first, or clap on?
more music charts
Awesome animation with a great storyline. Big Buck Bunny from Blender Foundation on Vimeo. The video is even watchable in HD.
Big Buck Bunny from Blender Foundation on Vimeo.
Jakerocheleau.com has a great list of 40 different web 2.0 styled navigation menus. This list should provide to be good inspiration for designers out their. If I were to name a favorite style from this list, I would have to say IfOhDesigns would take the cake. Check it out.
Out of that list, which one is your favorite?
At 6 A.M. EST Nasa TV will begin to stream live video of the solar eclipse which will be taking place today. The event is scheduled for 6 – 8:15 a.m. EST and will contain Live Solar Eclipse Coverage from China (the period of totality is 7:08 -7:10 a.m.)
The last time I saw a total solar eclipse was when I was in middle school. What an awesome event to witness first hand. Especially if you live in an area of totality. Have you ever witnessed a total solar eclipse?
*UPDATE*
The live NasaTV Stream does not appear to be working for me. However, here are two other Live sources of the event.
As I was reading the latest issue of Wired Magazine, I came across an article which highlighted a cool website on the net called GraphJam. GraphJam was created by the same folks who bring you images of cute kitties in awkward moments, also known as Lolcats via icanhascheezburger. GraphJam launched around February 29th, 2008 and since then, has showcased graphs, charts, you name it, everyday since.
The graphs carry a popculture basis and in most cases, end up being hilarious. Here are a few examples:
more graph humor and song chart memes
more graph humor and song chart memes
more graph humor and song chart memes
I think that pretty much gives you a good idea as to what to expect out of GraphJam. As I browse around the site, I am trying to think of various charts or graphs I could make on my own. Sadly, I’ve yet to come up with any but thanks to the site, I’ll be keeping a keen eye on news items or trends that could be turned into one of these hilarious data points.
Can those CheezBurger guys ever miss? Just about everything they are doing is becoming classic hits. At least GraphJam doesn’t have us speaking in a new language.
I’m a sucker for info graphics, especially when they show a bit of creativeness within their design. This map of online communities, created by Xkcd is no exception. This is a map of online communities in which the geographic area provides an estimated size of the memberbship for that particular network. The numbers used to illustrate these communities are not 100% accurate, but I think they are close enough. Click on the image to see the full size view.
The seas are rough, but I’m still navigating the straits of Web 2.0.
Every now and then, something very cool passes through the noise and this is one of those things. It’s called the Web 2.0 World Mosaic created by Appappeal. The mosaic features 1001 web 2.0 company logos when hovered upon, pop out at you for a bigger version. These guys have done a good job with the mosaic and it’s pretty cool to just move the mouse cursor around to check out which logos made the cut.
The creator of the site told me the purpose behind the mosaic is to guide visitors through the world of web 2.0 web applications. On Appappeal.com, you’ll find independent reviews of the web applications found within the mosaic along with application comparisons.
Did you see your favorite apps on the mosaic?
Over this past weekend, we have experienced a few bouts of severe weather. Friday, June 13 we had a line of severe thunderstorms move through northern Ohio. Here are a few images showcasing the convection which took place ahead of the line. I’ve also included a video in which you can hear a rumble of thunder. Continue reading
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