By Peter Mosley In light of the raucous surrounding UBB here is a This video by Jesse Thomas is getting some serious attention since being launched on Vimeo last week. The format is simple,…
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I noticed Casie Stewart some time ago on Twitter. Truthfully, it's pretty hard not to notice her. She is definitely a force-to-be-reckoned-with! Consummate Blogger, Twitter Maven and Gal about town.
Her energy and her love of life jump out at you in the Blog-0-Shpere and Twitterverse. In the words of Marlin Perkins "Ok Jim lets go in for a closer look!"
Five Questions with Casie Stewart
OD: You have been on Twitter approx 3 1/2 years (1000 days) and have since that time amassed 47,000 updates, question is – can you keep up this staggering pace?
CS: Yeah, I like a fast pace. The question is, can people keep up with ME!
OD: Did the appearance of Twitter actually shape who you are?
CS: I’ve always been ‘who I am’: creative, unique, outgoing, organized, beautiful (haha I kid!)
OD: Or was it serendipitous? Ergo, was there something you did before Twitter that resembles what you are doing now?
Road Rage and Hate and Trolls
By Peter Mosley
In a recent post on CNN Opinion, Jeff Pearlman confronts some of his haters face-to-face. It was interesting to hear that these folks who were rather abusive to him, when contacted, were shy, apologetic and Jeff even said he liked them.
I checked and I believe the States have actually classified Road Rage a mental illness. (At the moment I have not been able to track down a reliable source to see if we have done this is Canada. But still checking.) This year Harris/Decima did a Canadian study on Road Rage. Net/Net we do not have the same in-car attitudes as say our neighbors to the south. We are, like, nice folks behind the wheel, eh? The Globe and Mail gives you the stats.
When your true identity is hidden from public view as stated in Jeff's article … "Well the Net got the better of me." you act differently.