In The Sphere: A Boiling Hot Waterfall
Posted on June 20th, 2008
Another week has come and gone, so that means that it’s time to take another look at what the blogosphere has to offer. We’ve gathered up quite the eclectic mix of posts for your reading pleasure, so there should be something here for everyone.
While over in Taiwan, Ed Lau got to experience all sorts of new things. He even ate out of a toilet at one point. Even though he is relatively accustomed to the precipitation in Vancouver, it simply does not compare to Taiwan torrential rainfall. In his own words, it’s like a boiling hot waterfall.
If you are reading this post, there’s a good chance that you like to make money online. Bob Buskirk came across an article in Time Magazine that listed the 50 best websites on the ‘net. Being the online entrepreneur that he is, Bob was much more interested in how these sites managed to make money.
There is an ongoing debate as to whether you should offer ‘dofollow’ links on your blog. Among the group that is all for ‘dofollow’ is RT Cunningham of Untwisted Vortex. He likes offering the link love so much that he’s written an article on how ‘dofollow’ links can help your blog. Give a little, get a lot!
Pictures are worth a thousand words and videos can be worth so much more. Unfortunately, you could run into some legal ramifications as a video blogger like the recent headache that Mostly Lisa had to endure. What are your rights? Do you have to ask for permission first before hitting the record button?
Positive thinking can work wonders. By the same accord, negative self-talk can be the only thing holding you back from ultimate success. Laura Spencer of Freelance Folder addresses this very concern and how it applies to all the freelancers and entrepreneurs in the audience.
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I for one, am for dofollow…. but i also support a webmaster’s choice to use nofollow or not. But, I also don’t support the tards who abuse it and spam people’s blogs.
In regards to the headaches Mostly Lisa had to endure:
I think it is not so much thinking before you hit the record button as it is “thinking before you hit the UPLOAD button.”
That being said, it does seem strange that the uber-tech people she was recording would get that upset at something so mundane as a vid where people were just eating apps and hanging out. It wasn’t like they were getting out of a limo ala Brittany Spears!
what about the ‘hot waterfall?’
I believe that this was the rain in Taiwan in Ed’s video.