Archive for March 18th, 2010
My favorite memory as a child was sitting in my Grand Pappy’s workshop and watching him fix things. He had a weakness for antique kids toys, and I loved to watch him fix up an old train or toy soldier. My favorite part was when I got to help him by testing out the toys after he fixed them just to make sure they worked right. When I was five years old, he bought me a set of tools that were a miniature set of the ones he used himself. He taught me so much about fixing things, and it stayed with me. Now, I’m teaching my own grandson how to fix things.
March 18th, 2010
I’m not a big fan of any of the “social networks” that are around these days. I do believe, though, that one has to see things first and talk later, and that’s why I’ve decided to give Twitter a try, and have to confess that I like it. I’m still not a fan of it, but nobody can deny its possibilities. Through this “service” you can receive notifications of events that really interest you, keep track of people at work or family and read the most recent news about things while they are happening, not after. But, as all these things are, you can also start receiving some unwanted publicity. But hey! There’s a simple solution! UNFOLLOW the pest
March 18th, 2010
Ever wonder how search engines work? Aside from its main job of providing results to searches you make, how do you think search engines choose those which they display? In a nutshell, they do this by sending out spiders or google bots that go to each and every website and poke around. The reason for this is to find out what each website is about and rank it accordingly by seeing if other websites link back to it. Makes sense? It’s really hard to explain it all in a revised form, so if you want to learn more, click on the link above for more information.
March 18th, 2010
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March 18th, 2010