sorry, didn't have it handy. Here's the link. Hope it works; it may not
because of AP's weird way of processing links for its new asap news service.
http://asap.ap.org/stories/51479.s
Meanwhile, if you look at the AP photo in the story
(http://asap.ap.org/photos/51115.s), you can just make out
Link?
On Oct 11, 2005, at 4:13 PM, Andy Carvin wrote:
> Like
> my brother joked about me in an article he wrote for the associated
> press last week, I sometimes feel the need to express myself in all
> the above before lunchtime. So when smell-o-vision and holograms
> become RSS-friendly (Smellc
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "Gena" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Aw hell, I'm never gonna get any sleep at this rate...As usual I have
> questions.
>
> 1. Why did you vlog/blog? What was your reason?
>
> For me, blogging was an extension of what I do verbally, sharing
> information, se
Gena--take it from Jonny Goldstein, a twinkie bath is the only way to
go...
http://www.jonnygoldstein.com/2005/05/05/freelance_blues_episode_8_twi
nkies.php
Carl--I missed you! I was just up in Boston over Friday/Saturday.
I, too, am in an area where there's not many vloggers--Dallas--just
l
Hi, folks. I also feel this disconnectedness. I am in an area that has few
vloggers. Boston is a little too far away to be able to connect for the Meet the
Vloggers things and other get-togethers very often. New York, four hours away,
is really the next closer place with a mass of folks who do this
Aw hell, I'm never gonna get any sleep at this rate...As usual I have
questions.
1. Why did you vlog/blog? What was your reason?
For me, blogging was an extension of what I do verbally, sharing
information, seeing the world anew, discovering new destinations.
Video blogging allows me to do that
