Street CRED

Joining ICurrent.com and Kibboko,com and DailyMe.com and the original CRAYON and others is now CRED, which advertises "Create your own
newspaper". After you click through to the homepage you will see on the banner at the top in yellow CREATE YOUR OWN NEWSPAPER.

Have a go, it's easy to use. It presents you everyday with a website homepage of stories related to your interests. You can change at will. If you click through any of the stories on your home page you are asked to register -- promising 10 stories altogether before you have to pay.

(The address is http://www.newscred.com/)

Video: Sixth Sense

Do you sometimes wish you wouldn't have to be tethered to a PC or a mobile phone or an I-Pad to see the media you want. Or do the calculations you need. Or take and crop pictures. Like magic, don't you wish you could just point your fingers at an object to get a picture? Or do the math computations on the fingers of your hand?
Sixth sense makes those wishes possible. Fundamentally sixth sense technology is pulling the virtual world out of a device (like a PC or mobile phone or I-pad) by putting it in our real, physical world.
Believeit or not, here's a video that explains sixth sense technology.

(or watch at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUdDhWfpqxg)

Video: Semantic Web

How is it that with internet searches, the web doesn't know the difference between a "tarp" to cover over something during a rain and "TARP" the govvernment funding that entitty has been America's bank. Here is a video that explains the Semantic Web:

(Or watch this at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJfrNo3Z-DU)

Video: LuminAR

The new lamp may become the light of the world.

Here is a video that describes a very practical new device for Personalizing MEdia, in particular, liberating the internet: the
LuminAR.

(Watch it at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b45BpeVDx9w)

Every day

Part of personalizing my media is a very simple formula that is so close to Eat, Pray, Love author Elizabeth Gilbert's that I'll just quote her from the July/August issue of WEBmd.

The question is: What is your healthy-living philosophy?

I have a list of 10 things I try to do every day, which I have found kep me happy and healthy. I can't say it's a prescription for everyone, but this is what works for my particular organism: mind, body and soul. When I take care of these things, everything else takes care of itself. Here is the list: 1. Take a walk. 2. Write something. 3. Read something. 4.Don't eat too much. 5. Spend some time in silence. 6. Stretch. 7. Send a mess of love to somebody. 8.Drink water. 9.Mess around in the garden and 10. Floss.

I guess I would substitue "search" for "stretch" and leave out "floss."