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What Is The Next Big Thing For Social Networking
Social Networking as begun to flourish as means of people communicating together. Let’s take a look at some numbers. As of November 2007, there were over 50 million people who have a Facebook account. As of August 2006, there were over 100 million people who have a MySpace account. At that time, MySpace was signing up about 500,000 new users per week. As of March 2008, there were over 1.5 million people who use Twitter. As of March 2008, Ning surpassed 200,000 networks. I could go on with numbers forever, but I won’t. You also have to take in del.icio.us, Digg, Yahoo Pipes, etc… There are many many different ways the social networking is flourishing, but what is next? What is going to be the next BIG way to social network?
Hello Everyone
Hello everyone. I thought that I would start a more personal blog. I have another one which is more for work, but you can still go and look at it. It is all about Hunting, Fishing, and the Outdoors.
I look forward to starting this different and new journey with all of my friends, family, people I don’t know, and just everyone.
This blog is going to be a little different from my other blog. For my other blog, I have to write about specific things (hunting, fishing, outdoors). For this blog, I am opening myself up, and I will be talking about anything and everything. I am not going to have just one, two, or even three main topics. We are going to be all over the board.
Let’s get started.
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- Flood 2008 Equals $3 Billion In Crop Loss June 23, 2008The Flood of 2008 has damaged many homes, businesses, and farm land. Craig Lang, president of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation, said $3 billion worth of corn and soybean acres were lost to record floodwaters while the farm-sector devastation is costing livestock producers another $500 million in “feed impacts losses” with corn prices spiking $1.50 per [...]
- Cedar Rapids Speaks: “Together We Will All Rise Above” June 19, 2008As the streets of Cedar Rapids start to get cleaned up, one can only ask themselves, how long is this going to take? Well I think that is a question that is weighing on everyone’s mind, but nobody has an answer for it. The now displaced and disfunctional downtown area of Cedar Rapids, IA is going [...]
- Flood of 2008: Photos of Aftermath In Downtown Cedar Rapids, IA June 17, 2008I went downtown this morning in Cedar Rapids, IA before I went to work and took some pictures of the downtown area after the flood waters have receded. It is bad…very bad. After being down there this morning, I can say that it is going to take a very long time to get [...]
- Aftermath of the Flood of 2008 in Cedar Rapids, IA June 16, 2008The water is going down in Cedar Rapids, IA after the largest flood in the state’s history. You can now see the three downtown bridges above water rather than them being completely under water. Driving on I380 this morning, going to work, I could not believe my eyes when I looked towards the [...]
- Closed Routes Around Cedar Rapids and Iowa City June 13, 2008Here is an article from GazetteOnline.com talking about the closure of part of I380 tonight at 6pm and also other area roads closures. Interstate 380 bridge over Iowa River to close by 6 p.m. Friday The Interstate 380 bridge over the Iowa River will be closed by 6 p.m., forcing the road to close between the North [...]
- Flood 2008 Equals $3 Billion In Crop Loss June 23, 2008
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