web 2.0 tool

 I think that blogger is an important tool. You could leave posts, read messages and be more organized. You could customize and personalize it however you want. It's available in any language and is free, so I think that everybody should have one because it's very useful.

1/7 tech article

Wireless TV to be big story at Vegas show

 Years ago, telivisions started out wireless but it didnt work out. Now, they're trying to bring it back. Back then there was not as much technology or sources, so there's a lot more confidence now.

1/3 do now

There are a lot of ways to keep your computers organized. The first thing I think of is folders. You could store information in folders instead of having it all over the place. You could also store all kinds of things on a blog including information, pictures, videos, comments and more. A hierarchy system is when items are compared to each other. Tagging helps to describe an item and allowsit to be found again by browsing. Social bookmarking helps organize, store and manage, and search for bookmarks. This is all important in the digital age.

Christmas Plans

I plan to follow my usual Christmas plans this year. I'm going to play nba 2k11, and madden 11 on Christmas eve. On Christmas morning, i might watch the parade on t.v and then play nba 2k11 until the foods done. then, I'll eat with my family and just hang out the rest of the night. New years eve is my favorite. I usually watch comedies, and a movie, and have the new years eve food. Those are my holiday plans.

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12/10 tech article

Infrared add-on could let standard cameras see cancer 

 Doctors are working on a digital camera that will be able to detect cancer. This idea was explored once before in the seventies and never happened, but there's a lot more technology now, so doctors are a lot more confident now.

12/3 tech article

Blurry Nebula Image Marks Success for Flying Telescope, NASA Says

After months of testing, nasas flying telescope finally works. It's a little blury, so they're going to work on that. It's called sofia and it flies over 99 percent of the atmospheres water vapor which allows it to receive about 80 percent of the infrared light visable to the orbiting observatories. They're going to continue working on it.