Flock is a browser. Its basically Firefox with some useability features and a new skin. The addons tie into the whole “web 2.0″ movement. This article was published using Flock’s built in blogging feature. If your site runs compatible blogging software, you simply enter your website address, username and pass, and begin writing. Your bookmarks can be tagged, and are stored and shared online – Deli.cio.us style.

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Video, internet, blogs. It’s all great and now we can all be citizen journalists, but who cares?

Wow, I have just discovered Current.tv and the world is about to change.

From their site:

“Current is a new, independent cable and satellite TV network,
available in 20 million homes around the United States — and
growing. Current is about what’s going on.

We follow the global pulse via Google Current, a real-time view of
what the world’s searching for, presented every half-hour around the
clock.

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Another reader told me she checks the site daily but finds nothing new. This is for her.

Why wasn’t I warned these critters go at it like rabbits? They never tell you about these things when you first pick them up. Looking through the manual over and over again and provides little relief. Nope, nothing in there about the prolific Chihuahua libido.

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A suggested read for anyone for anyone recently hurt by friends. Friendships are the cornerstones of society. How we treat our friends gives powerful insight into people’s motives, decisions and actions. How we are treated by friends affects our work, our weight, our mental focus. Dealing with the hurtful actions of others and more importantly, identifying new friends is paramount to maintaining a happy, balanced life.

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Recently, I have had the honor be a part of and help develop a couple of great, local, grassroots projects, GreenOrlando.com and GreenBrevard.com. GreenOrlando is more than a website, an eMagazine or a blog. So many people work for the benefit of the community, more than most people are aware of. Our goal is to tell your story, to pull together all the amazing things that goes on and thereby reveal how unique Florida really is. Imagined and built by Giant3, The GreenOrlando site gathers relevant stories, interviews and spotlights sorted by categories, each addressing a particular community. By doing so, we paint a big picture of the diverse landscape that is Central Florida.

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