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I’ve decided that it’s time for a change. First of all this blog. The second thing I want to change is being behind on work. It’s also time to push and shake off some stress that’s not doing me any good. To move forward you have to be free from burdens. The more burdens, the harder it is to push forward.

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Here are my resolutions for this week:

• Catch up in school.
• Catch up in my Social Network project.
• Get rid of junk I don’t need.
• Plan a new chapter towards reaching success.

…and then some plans for the upcoming month:

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• Make it a point to get something accomplished, even if it may be kind of small.
• Get rid of stress and replace it with the things I want.
• Be aggressive in taking responsibility and achieving goals.
• Take my business one step further.

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The year resolutions I still haven’t come up with yet. But I’m working on it.

-Clinton

I know a lot of people have different ideas about when to write and the best time to blog. For me, planning a time to write a new blog post is like a couple panning sex…it’s not suppose to be planned.

My rule for writing, of any kind:

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Write when your inspired to write. Writing uninspired is like beating a dead horse.

This is probably why I have a lot of trouble writting in school. I have to force myself to be inspired, which is usually pretty hard.

Some people will say, “publish a post on a fixed date”. I’m not into that a whole lot. Having a smaller blog, I post every few days or more. Plus I like spacing each post far enough a part where each one gets a fair amount of publicity.

My Rule For Blogging:

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I only blog when I have an idea I would like to share. It needs to be something insightful and creative, something that hasn’t been repeated a million times but rather adds to or provides a NEW The Void dvdrip Out of Africa ipod Sleepover psp point of view. That way I gain more writing experience on the topic and by interacting with readers I gain new ideas—or I may stand corrected. The best words are written by people of character, something we need to work on constantly.

My rule for responding to readers: To reactive is negative, to respond is positive.

I think that was said by Mr. Forbes. If a reader disagrees with your point of view don’t automatically go into defense mode. Remember to keep an open mind, just because a reader disagrees doesn’t mean s/he’s wrong, it also doesn’t mean s/he’s right either. Always respond in the interest of the topic, don’t try to prove that your right. That way you learn and your overall blogging becomes better.

Note that these rules are what best fits me. You need to find your own inspiration to write and on your own time.

There are so many different gadgets and technologies waiting to consume our time.

1. Texting, the stupidest waste of time and money on the planet. Texting is okay if you have the money. It’s also a good way to contact someone in a noisey area without being downed out. But in the end is it really worth it? People spend hours texting each other about stuff that can be explained in 15 minutes with a regular conversation. I think it’s such a big waste and people are way to addicted to it.
2. Facebook, MySpace, Nex, Bebo… I have a Facebook and I like to use it every once in a while to keep in contact with people. I also have a MySpace account which I check every 2-3 months. I have to admit though a person can get way too caught up in the stupid applications, games and other countless time wasters you can play around with. There’s just way to much sh*t to get caught up with that doesn’t do you any good. Limit your time on social networks, It’ll save a lot.
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   People seriously spend too much time Twittering. I use Twitter like once a week and I’ll notice people posting constantly. It’s like every move they make is under servalance. SoNSo Says: “My bike broke today” … SoNSo Says: “I ate shrimp today!” … SoNSo Says: “I’m taking a crap” … SoNSo Says: “I’m now flushing the toilet…” This is a stupid waste! People aren’t going to care if your balls mysteriously hurt when you woke up this morning. In 1, 2, 3, 5 or 10 years is it going to matter?

4. Deleting garbage e-mail.

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   what s eating gilbert grape online Lets just get better spam filters or unsubscribe from companies who think newsletters should be sent out every 12 hours. This was a big problem for me a few years ago. I just unsubscribed from everything I could, “marked as spam” the stuff I couldn’t back out of. Since I decided to simplify, I don’t feel like e-mail is a task.

5. Watching TV*period*

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   What’s ever on TV that requires more than a few hours of our time every week? Not only does it make you lazy but too much TV also makes you stupid. Occasional TV is fun but I can’t stand the idea of sitting on a couch all day watching people do things that I couldn’t care less about.

I consider blogging worth while, I consider building something worth while, learning about business is worthwhile. Spending time with friends and family is worth while. Spending time trying to achieve your goals is worthwhile.

If we replaced all of this wasted time with activities that actually mattered we’d all be years ahead of the “cool” crowd.

Alex Payne, API leader at Twitter, claims that the internet is “built wrong.”



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When people from a big company say that they think the internet isn’t built right, you have to raise an eye brow. It usually means that the internet isn’t “built right” to suit them(depending on what company we’re talking about). For example, Microsoft says that OSS is bad for the industry…from who’s point of view. I hate how so many large and well known companies, who start out like everyone else, become so self centered.

The internet doesn’t need to be “rebuilt”. If so, how should it be rebuilt? Who should it be rebuilt for? Who should it benefit? If the internet is rebuilt, who is going to have a part in rebuilding it? Big Companies of course, and the government(who specialize in the art of taking a crap on freedom).

In his post Alex Payne goes onto say, “We know the Internet could be better. We can quantify what we lose daily because it isn’t. The question remains: What will it take to push us forward?”

We are moving forward! No one is starving or dying because the internet isn’t “better”. There are a million things that could be seen as not “built right”. For every innovation there is someone saying that this and this What Lies Beneath trailer The Bridge on the River Kwai full movie isn’t done right… From my point of view the internet is a great innovation. It gives people the room to expand on something, it gives people the freedom to communicate. What is right

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In the end it doesn’t matter how something was built or if you don’t agree with it. You build something new, people use or they don’t. No one needs to tell you what guidelines to follow. That’s what the difference is between one innovation and another. The internet is only here because of a new idea.

The web isn’t perfect and it never was. Right from the beginning there were no plans, no one even thought it would hold a few thousand users. The growth of the web is incremental so we can’t kick ourselves for something we didn’t know was going to happen. We can only keep growing unsure of what the future has in store for us.

A Slashdot reader says:

…I’m sick of people that get up on a soapbox and rip apart a good idea because it’s not perfect. Bitch bitch bitch IPv4 has been broken from the start. Well, duh, do you think IPv6 is any less flawed? There’s still a limit, who cares if it’s 10 or 10,000 years in the future because it’s going to have to be dealt with at some point!

Another reader says:

So was a 1932 Ford. So were the highways in 1932. So was an analog computer in 1959.

The only thing wrong about the internet is that it has become obsessed with money rather than information. Technical issues will be worked out over time.

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So I’m sorry Alex but your not coming up with any suggestions on how we should “fix” the internet. Twitter needs a few issues resolved before fingers are pointed elsewhere…because if you ask me, Twitter wasn’t built right.:D But that’s okay because nothing’s perfect.

Things could be worse. Computers, TVs and lawn chairs might have not been built properly…

-Clinton