Stylehack

Stumbled across a blog by the moderator of the Newbies Discussion at BloggerCon III — Rebecca MacKinnon, “Newbies” Postmortem. She’s thoughtfully provided some great resource links on her blog as well as started a wiki — BlogWiki — to collect resources for new and not-so-new bloggers. Both sites are definitely worth a visit. I’ve been particularly interested in the use of blogs in business and community, so her thoughtful comments were enlightening. Plus, lazy as I am, I now have a place to start my education in terms of how I might help my clients use blogging to meet some of their communication and project needs. If you haven’t cast your eye at the BloggerCon blog, you might want to hop on over. .. Link to Blogging for Newbies session. Other sessions involved (what else) politics, education, moblogging and making money (something dear to us all) — of course, all in relation to Blogging. “-)

Lisa Farhmeyer of CafeLisa.com has come up with another superb article on design principals… Following Function. I’m taking an online Design Course from Lisa (Liann) right now — she has the ability to clearly communicate design principals in a form that is easy to read and makes sense to my unimaginative brain. When I grow up… I still won’t be the designer she is. “-)

Election? What election? I have more important things on my mind…. to wit: CNN has an article on genetically-engineered cats, available in 2007 (http://www.cnn.com/2004/TECH/10/27/biotechnology.cats/index.html). But that’s not the important part. This is:

In August, Genetic Savings & Clone — another Californian company — announced that it had successfully cloned two kittens from a one-year-old female Bengal cat and said it could clone anyone’s pet for around $50,000.

Okay then. You know what that means, right? I’m taking donations! “-) The Emma Fund :: Put $1 to Good Use

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