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Tuesday, May 10, 2011

Thursday, May 5, 2011

1. Facebook vs. Twitter
Of course Facebook!
I'm not very familiar with Twitter. I made an account but did not know what to do so i quit.
I really like facebook because you can connect with people all over the world online very easily.

2. How can Facebook or Twitter better your website?
I can make a gadget out of Twitter or Facebook, so my Facebook is connected to my blog.
Then whenever people come to my blog, they can access or see what is going on through my facebook.

3. How can Facebook or Twitter affect your website negatively?
If Facebook or Twitter is connected to my blog, anybody can see my news feeds from my facebook or twitter. Then my privacy or life is open to anybody.

4. 10 websites you can't live without.

1) Google.com
2) Facebook.com
3) Yahoo.com
4) Youtube.com
5) yelp.com
6) craiglist.com
7) Wikipedia.com
8) Flickr.com
9) weather.com
10) nate.com

Tuesday, May 3, 2011

tumblr!

Hello guys,
I found a good web 2.0 tool, Tumblr!
tumblr is a microblogging platform that allows users to post text, images, videos, links, quotes and audio to their tumblelog, a short-term blog. Users can follow other users, or choose to make their tumblelog private.

30 Reasons You'll love Tumblr

1. Hundreds of gorgeous themes to choose from
2. Creat original themes
3. Mobileability
4. The most sophisticated email publishing in the world
5. Post anything
6. Custom domains
7. Photosets
8. Keep things to your self
9. The bookmarklet
10. Third Party Apps
11. High-res photos
12. Google optimized
13. Use any analytics
14. Nothing you don't want
15. Automatically tweet
16. Automatically update tumblr
17. Post via AIM
18. Perfect for groups
19. Publish to facebook
20. Community powered blogs
21. Super configurable pages
22. We're here to help
23. Call in your posts
24. It's free!
25. Get noticed
26. Own your work
27. Video
28. Queue your posts
29. Get asked, and answer
30. Feed Burner

Thursday, April 28, 2011

Welcome to the Converse Century!

I'm going to introduce one of my favorite shoes, CONVERSE!

Converse has 100 years of history.

Converse shoes are trendy, casual and comfortable.

You can match it up with any kinds of clothings.

Without gender or age difference, all people enjoy wearing them.

They are more than just shoes or a fashion statement. The history of Converse Shoes spans the history of 20th century America and the evolution of basketball. Converse shoes revolutionized the sport of basketball and witnessed the birth of rock and roll sixty percent of all American own or have owned at least one pair of Converse sneakers. In 1908, Marquis M. Converse, in hist late 30's and previously a respected manager at a footwear manufacturing firm, opened the Converse Rubber Shoe Company for business in Maiden, MA and begins providing winterized rubber soled footwear for men, women and children. By 1910 Converse Rubber Company was producing 4,000 pairs of shoes daily, but it wasn't until 1915 that the company began manufacturing athletic shoes for tennis, Basketball, less than 25 years old. It was revolutionized in 1917 when Converse designed and produced the world's first performance basketball shoes, the Converse All Star.

1908

By 1910 Converse Rubber Company was producing 4,000 pairs of shoes daily, but it wasn't until 1915 that the company began manufacturing athletic shoes for tennis, Basketball, less than 25 years old. It was revolutionized in 1917 when Converse designed and produced the world's first performance basketball shoes, the Converse All Star.