The Neon Hippo

So here’s a bunny with a pancake on it’s head.

I got into a somewhat heated discussion yesterday when I mentioned to a friend that a client had sent me pictures he lifted off someone else’s website to be included in the website I’m building for him.  I was told that I was splitting hairs and looking for excuses not to do the work.  Nothing could be further from the truth.  I want to get this site done and done right.  Stealing intellectual property is not my idea of doing it right.

I found this article titled “10 Big Myths about Copyright Explained”  Check it out… it’s a good source of information for those who are copyright challenged.

I would like to especially point out Myth number 1 “If it doesn’t have a copyright notice, it’s not copyrighted.”  That was the argument that was used to tell me that I’m wrong.  As a former professional photographer, I’m intimately familiar with this.  It’s NOT TRUE!  The photograph is copyrighted the instant the photographer took the photograph.

This is too cool!  This fellow named Scott Wade is a master of the dirty car window.  Check it out at www.DirtyCarArt.com

Um… well… I can’t believe I fell for this.  It’s a fake.  I think I first learned about cell phone popcorn from Seth Godin and it is Seth Godin who points out it’s a hoax:
http://www.sogoodblog.com/2008/06/10/who-is-behind-the-cell-phone-popcorn-videos/

I ran across this video and it sure makes you reconsider the safety of cell phones!

I discovered the 30 Day Challenge last year about 1/2 way through it.  I tried catching up, but just couldn’t.  Even with the frustrations of not being able to get things done in time to work with the group, I learned an incredible amount about Internet Marketing.

This years challenge looks even better!  I downloaded FLOCK as a result of watching the first “pre-season” video and I love it.  Can’t wait!!  Join me.

OK - I’m liking this browser a lot!  I’m now checking out the blogging tools and seeing how difficult it might be to add an image.

Piece of cake!

Tags: test

Here’s a great article (testing FLOCK)

What if your business sold a product that, once demand kicked in, you couldn’t make any more product?

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