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i'm not that much of a visual person, the internet does not match a natural landscape for me when i "picture" it in my mind it's all very abstract nonetheless. If I had to, though, it'd be an underwater landscape - Joelle Nebbe (iphigenie)

The image that comes to mind is the roiling, boiling steam shrouded landscape at Yellowstone. Heat drives the steam vents, geysers, hot springs, mud volcanos and sulfur cauldrons. Every where is awesome destruction, beauty and bleakness and change. And underlying it all is an the almost unimaginable Yellowstone Supervolcano that could blow at any time and take us all out along with it. It's a border land. It exist between times, between spaces, and it could go either way. - Todd Hoff

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Love that question on http://www.thewildsurmise.com/ "If the internet were a landscape, what kind of landscape would it be?"

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Seth's Blog: Driveby culture and the endless search for wow (something I have said and discussed before in... http://ff.im/hOcpu
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"The majority of people who sign up for a new online service rarely or never use it. The majority of YouTube videos are watched for just a few seconds. Chatroulette institutionalizes the glance and click mentality. I'm guessing that more than half the people who started reading this post never finished it. This is all easy to measure. And it drives people with something to accomplish crazy, because they want visits to go up, clicks to go up, eyeballs to go up. Should I write blog posts that increase my traffic or that help change the way (a few) people think?" - Joelle Nebbe (iphigenie)

"My fear is that the endless search for wow further coarsens our culture at the same time it encourages marketers to get ever more shallow. That's where the first trend comes in... the artists, idea merchants and marketers that are having the most success are ignoring those that would rubberneck and drive on, focusing instead on cadres of fans that matter. Fans that will give permission, fans that will return tomorrow, fans that will spread the word to others that can also take action. Culture has been getting faster and shallower for hundreds of years, and I'm not the first crusty pundit to decry the demise of thoughtful inquiry and deep experiences. The interesting question here, though, is not how fast is too fast, but what works? What works to change mindsets, to spread important ideas and to create an audience for work that matters? What's worth your effort and investment as a marketer or creator?" - Joelle Nebbe (iphigenie)

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The Google Wave Templates
It’s great to hear how people are really using Google Wave. We know sometimes it’s hard to figure out what to do with waves and that there are some things you do over and over. So, we’re testing out a series of templates and would love your...
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It’s great to hear how people are really using Google Wave. We know sometimes it’s hard to figure out what to do with waves and that there are some things you do over and over.

So, we’re testing out a series of templates and would love your feedback, or you can even share your own.

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@ashalynd it's tough because so much of the school system is based on authority - which easily feels threatened
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fully automated, active web application security reconnaissance tool
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