I made this at http://twitstamp.com and took me about 30min., but after you join and login you have to upload a PNG file before you get into the design/layout functionality. Now it's important to note that this is a free site, and I like to show my support by 1. Using their tools and 2.Help them improve their site functionality and user interface. But whenever I discover a new technology- I sometimes get too involved in making that particular application part of my workflow or creative process.
More on this later.
Showing posts with label Twitter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Twitter. Show all posts
Mar 14, 2011
May 21, 2010
I have a taste for fresh baked french bread made by koreans in chinatown here in oakland
and the title of this post is completely unrelated to the content embedded above. I've been updating my hulu profile (yeah, i know, but) Joost has lost some it's appeal and i'm avoiding Fancast because i don't want to deal with this on again/off again client who probably can't pay me right now. My dad shared an observation with me awhile ago that i wish to summarize here which is: not to confuse activity with achievement. And let me see if i can do this- hold on. Right now i'm getting txt from the client, which i did not expect, and is one of the un-resolved issues (#1 no project timeline/deadline, #2 how much will i be getting paid) In the beginning i told the client one of my conditions for this project is that I would not be responsible for generating content. Site functionality, compatability and mobility were the areas of expertise I was offering. [translation: i'm not gonna do the graphics, I'm not gonna moderate comments or deal with hosting services/domain admin stuff. I will however take what you got so far, optimize it for search engines, make sure it's listed correctly on google maps and show up on GPS and looks ok on your phone] However, my gut tells me that my role has evolved and expanded into marketing and branding [translation: setting up twitter and facebook accounts/pages] that could then be added or embedded on the clients' website. whoa there, I need to wrap this up- because he just called and i told him i was gonna call him back.
Wrap. It. Up: I got hungry while browsing around hulu. I was on hulu because i was avoiding fancast. I was avoiding fancast because i did not want to deal with client. found a cool movie, and wanted to share it on blog. while posting to blog- attempted to include wisdom from father and how incorporated that into consulting services. unclear as to whether or not that point came across. incidental. client called. coincidence. as a result of taking so long to get to this point, i feel compelled to return call to client, and revise role/responsibilities and compensation (or participation). bread.
Wrap. It. Up: I got hungry while browsing around hulu. I was on hulu because i was avoiding fancast. I was avoiding fancast because i did not want to deal with client. found a cool movie, and wanted to share it on blog. while posting to blog- attempted to include wisdom from father and how incorporated that into consulting services. unclear as to whether or not that point came across. incidental. client called. coincidence. as a result of taking so long to get to this point, i feel compelled to return call to client, and revise role/responsibilities and compensation (or participation). bread.
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Feb 23, 2010
Round 2: Sites and pages that are interesting, functional and unique


LifeGem – Created from the Carbon of Your Loved One
If you’re looking for a bizarre, underground website, this one absolutely takes the cake. At LifeGem, you can have carbon extracted from the cremated remains (or a lock of hair) of your loved one who recently passed away. They take this carbon and, after heating it, they place it in a “diamond press” and under extreme pressure and temperature, create a diamond out of that carbon.Poorly Dressed People
PoorlyDressed is a fairly simple blog with a basic theme, but oh my, the content is both bizarre and funny at the same time. Have you ever been in a public place like a grocery store or a restaurant, and there’s one person who you just can’t stop looking at because their outfit is just so atrocious? Well, this website gives you a daily glimpse of these people from all around the world.Weird Vegas – I Guess it Doesn’t Stay in Vegas
You know how the saying goes – “What goes on in Vegas, stays in Vegas?” Well, apparently, thanks to the Internet, the strangest and most bizarre things that go on in Vegas now get posted to WeirdVegas for your review.If you want to get an insider’s peak of what really goes on down in the streets and alleyways of Vegas before your next Vegas trip, this is the site to check out.
Putting Weird Things in Coffee
Now, there’s something kinda desperate about doing something weird on a blog simply to attract attention – but I have to admit, this one caught my attention. I love coffee, and I pride myself on having tried almost every coffee flavor out there – or so I thought. Putting Weird Things in Coffee changed all of that.
Have you ever considered having an “Eggspresso” – complete with the whole egg, shell included? How about curried coffee…or better yet, smoked salmon cream cheese spread as a creamer? Yum – why don’t they sell these flavors at Starbucks?
Please Rob Me
I have to say, I don’t really enjoy websites that encourage negative or hurtful acts against other people, but Please Rob Me is a little bit different. While, on the surface, it appears to offer a service to potential robbers by letting them know about individuals who are traveling and not at home.Please Rob Me serves as a tongue-in-cheek mockery of people who use Twitter in such an unsafe way – and as a warning to those people (are you one of them?) that posting these sort of updates to Twitter is a huge security risk, similar to letting your mail pile up outside your door, or leaving your doors unlocked and a sign on the door reading “gone on vacation,” – so don’t do it!
Have you ever stumbled any really bizarre underground websites, or strange and surreal sites that just made you blink and go, “Hmmm?” Share your own online discoveries in the comment section below – the weirder the better!
Dec 24, 2009
Oct 25, 2009
This has been a long weekend for me, and it's not even half over.
Yet I find the time to post, review and embed content. (and yes I am quite aware of being absent from facebook). I do remain loyal to twitter, despite the limited functionality and resolution of the camera in my Blackberry 8330. This is a big deal because I take a lot of mobile pix- which can be found here and here but not here (which is a problem). More to come- have another video in the meantime
YACHT - Psychic City (Voodoo City) from Jona Bechtolt on Vimeo.
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