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Following is a great list of Web 2.0 technologies sites.

Web 2.0′s Top 1,000 List!

Eric Schmidt from Google Defines Web 3.0
” A different way to building applications- applications are pieced together; small in size, data in the cloud, can run on any device, applications are fast and custimizable – Finally, they are delivered virally and not puchased at a store.”

I am looking into video blogging and one of my friends is looking into it as well. He mentioned the Sanyo, so I am adding this to my research list. I also found this video on metacafe.com:

Convert EVERYTHING! – video powered by Metacafe

by: Anne Haynes

I was surfing the Internet the other day and I ran across this awesome blog post by Miles Evans. I don’t remember what I was searching on to receive this search results, but within seconds of scanning my screen, I knew this was really cool. POD, no this has nothing to do with an IPOD. POD stands for Print-On-Demand.

I myself enjoy writing and have a list of book titles for future creation. My cousin Heather Haynes wrote a book titled, “Hook Line & Sinker” where she basically published her journal about men and relationships. Since her book came out, she has become married, so she is doing something right. I remember when she was writing her book and she told me about receiving a grant to create and publish her book. I know she didn’t go through Lulu.com to publish her book, but she is using an e-publisher and wholesale distributor at Booklocker.com.

While I am not sure which service does what, when I am ready to start writing books, I know where to go now my blog.

SPHERE by Kintera Inc. is an amazing product. Sphere was my first introduction to CMS and while it would have been great to have Interwoven on my resume, this product was overwhelming, and AMAZING in the same breath! The fact that I could create an e-commerce store in one hour says volumes about the product.

So, I have taken a screen shot with a super cool online t-shirt service to give tribute to Kintera SPHERE

by: Anne Haynes

I have instant messaging accounts with Google, Yahoo! MSN and Trillian. I stick with Yahoo! for a few reasons; I can talk over the phone and video with my family in France. While the “pause” option is needed, to receive quality audio, the service is awesome. To see my nephew and niece opening gifts online: real-time, is worth the inflated shipping costs.

The Yahoo! music feature allows me to listen to what my friend is listening too without requesting access or download. I might have to listen to a few commercials, but what is 10 seconds? It’s free, the music selection is from a friend and that’s better than a computer feeding me up hit and miss selections.

I love music; it inspires me, motivates me and relaxes me. While I love the 80’s, it’s not everything. Yahoo!’s IM music service gives me the ability to quickly, listen to new music and learn more about my friends. Instant messaging services mentioned above do not offer this feature and well. I will stick with Yahoo!.

Yahoo! new mail client was very interesting tonight. Last week I changed hosting providers from Yahoo! to Bluehost.com and found out that the customer support at Yahoo! did not point me in the right direction. However, I backed up my email and moved everything to bluehost.com.

I still have a Yahoo! email, but when I logged in tonight, there was a friendly dude that walked me through usability and that was cool. Check it out – it’s cool config file.