Growing Pains
Heather @ May 30, 2008 # No Comment Yet
John Stoehr weaves a conversation with Spoleto performer K. Brian Neel on the end of Vaudeville with thoughts on the changing face of journalism and media:
Perhaps it was a happy accident. The note of fatalism gave Vaud Rats a level of gravitas that hadn’t been apparent to Neel before, he said. The end of vaudeville […]
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What Brings Them In
Heather @ May 28, 2008 # 5 Comments
Marianne from Conservative Amazon needed a laugh, so she checked out her referral stats.
I know my current favorite is in reference to the plant, but I am still tickled by “Heather poisonous to cats.”
If you haven’t done it before, check now and share some of your gems in the comments. Remember, innuendo is OK, but […]
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Today’s Round Up and a General Question
Heather @ May 13, 2008 # 3 Comments
I’m spending most of my allotted time synching my feed reader with the Big Blogroll. Tomorrow the round up will resume as normal.
Would anyone be interested in participating in or helping organize a blogging workshop? Currently, I’m envisioning a one or two hour session in a community room at a library.
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Local Web Resources
Heather @ May 5, 2008 # 3 Comments
What are your favorite sites with a local focus?
Here are some to get the ball rolling.
GoGreenCharleston.org here you can find the answers to all your local eco needs.
If you Twitter, Jared has set up an account that updates when severe weather is a possibility.
Lowcountryfilmroll.com is a Butterfat site that streams photos tagged Charleston or posted […]
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Procrastination:The Name of the Game
Heather @ May 1, 2008 # 2 Comments
Michael has a list of his favorite time wasters.
Among mine are Twitter and StumbleUpon.
What are your favorite sites for procrastination, I mean research?
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Let’s Talk About CARTA
Heather @ April 22, 2008 # 3 Comments
Ericsomething:
The bus service in Charleston is terrible. Stinks. Unspeakable. That’s the bad news. The good news is that it’s still a major upgrade over what it once was. A few years ago the service was so bad that routes made no sense, transfers meant sitting for 45 minutes in a neighborhood no sane person would […]
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Thursday’s Meet Up: Change of Venue?
Heather @ April 21, 2008 # 8 Comments
Some bloggers have mentioned they would like to have a meet up at a Riverdog’s game. As luck has it, there is a game this Thursday at 7pm.
Should we skip Gene’s and catch a game?
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Social Networking and the Lowcountry
Heather @ April 8, 2008 # 5 Comments
I’m quite guilty of using, or possibly abusing, Twitter and StumbleUpon. I have a presence on a few others such as FaceBook, mostly as a contact point for former acquaintances.
Where can you be found? Are you into Digg or Del.icio.us?
Do you use these sites for social interaction, networking, a form of branding, or a combination?
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Cheap Chat
Heather @ March 25, 2008 # 2 Comments
Bramble is trying out the Hillbilly Housewife budget plan and is looking for the cheapest groceries she can find:
But you’re definitely not getting out of there, at Walmart, in Charleston, for $70.
I would love to know, is the list outdated, or does she have some miracle store I don’t know about?
Where do you find the […]
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Tech Fun: Jott This Down
Heather @ February 26, 2008 # No Comment Yet
Have you heard of Jott?
Ian mentioned it at our last meet up on Bowen’s Island.
Today I found another blogger, Eric, using it for remote posting.
Do you see this tool catching on? How would you use it?
Not having a cell phone, such a Luddite I know, I currently have no use for the application.
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