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most popular Spanish Songs uumm let me think.. -Rosana -Tizziano Ferro -La Quinta Estación -Ricky Martin -Cafe Tacuba I love all of the following songs: mana (mexico) - en el muelle de san blas, mariposa traicionera, sabanas frias malpais (costa rica) - malpais cafe tacuba (mexico) - eres, quiero ver juanes (colombia) - a dios le pido, la paga, la noche, fotografia (con Nelly Furtado who has a song is spanish too with Juanes called "te busque") jarabe de palo (spain) - dejame vivir, bonito, depende, a lo loco, el lunar de maria julieta venegas (mexico) - lo que venga despues, lento, andar conmigo, oleada try this for fun: Micheal Polk (us) - one semester spanish love song this one will make you laugh.
some useful twitter apps for journalists Here’s a couple of twitter applications which could be useful for those working in journalism or broadcasting: PollDaddy makes it easy to create and run multiple choice polls on twitter. To use it you simply author a question, set up the answers you want to make available and enter your twitter username and password. Here’s my first experiment…
Popular Rock Music Of The 90s - The Songs That Defined A Decade Rizzo Music is back with a new article from the “Popular Music of the 90s” series. Last week I made a list of some of the best pop music of the decade and today I am going to share with you my list for the most popular rock music of the 90s. Out of all the lists and playlists I have created in the past, this was by far the hardest to come up with.
Husker Du Covers This is a cross-reference list of Hüsker Dü (i.e., Hart, Mould, Norton) songs covered by other artists. The list is sorted by song title; artist names are linked to the corresponding entries in the annotated discography, which provide more detailed source information. Not all of the tracks listed have been formally released, but songs available only on live concert tapes have generally been excluded. Note: The one non-Hüsker song on the list is "Eight Miles High," which was included because it appears on the the Dü Hüskers tribute album. There are countless other EMH covers out there, not to mention the original; these have been consciously omitted.
What’s Your Brand The Definition of Online Personal Branding Personal Branding is the art of attracting and keeping more opportunities by actively shaping public perception. See Arctic Monkeys' Alex Turner Unplugged Arctic Monkeys have just started their North American tour, and the British rockers have been debuting songs from their excellent new album Suck It and See. But when the band hit Toronto this week, frontman Alex Turner dropped by radio station 102.1 to perform awesome acoustic versions of two new tracks: "Love Is a Laserquest" and "Suck It and See." Check out footage here. FollowOnTumblr Fred Wilson Dot VC I am Fred Wilson. This is my tumblog. I try to post a quote, a song, and a picture every day. Some days I actually do that. I also pull in links to some thing I do on the web to this tumblog .
MP3 Tag Mp3tag v2.80 This is purely voluntary though — if you don't donate, you won't get less support from us. If you instead want to give me a little surprise, you can send me something from my amazon.com-Wishlist 3.05 MB History of changes [Windows 10 | 8.1 | 8 | 7 | 2012 | 2008 | Vista | 2003 | XP SP3] Super-fast broadband, bit by bit The network that powers the next generation of broadband is going to be radically different from the one we currently have. That is the view of Francesco Caio, one of the government's chief advisers on so-called next generation access and author of a major report into how the UK should roll out super-fast broadband. He told delegates at the NextGen 08 conference in Manchester that the future would be a "patchwork" of community-based networks. The challenge, he said, was to make sure that these networks all worked together. "Building a network has traditionally been associated with big companies but there is going to be a major shift to local communities being the owners of their own networks and picking the service providers they want to go on it," he said. Innovative things
How to segue to a story Posted by Shawn Callahan - February 17, 2009Filed in Business storytelling When I teach storytelling techniques I’m often asked, “So how do I insert my story into the conversation?” The funny thing is we are all doing it all the time. We are mostly telling each other stories about what happened or what will happen. Giant Global Graph: Do You Need A Clue? Sir Tim, who more or less invented the World Wide Web, recently did a blog post entitled the Giant Global Graph. It’s a long rambling post that touches on multiple themes. It is a logical reductionist discussion that only geeks are equipped to fully understand and appreciate. Not because it is a superior way to organize and article, but only because our minds are pitifully linear compared to more intuitive thinkers. Opinions vary on how well these themes go together as the primary insight behind the whole article is that the notion of additional structure for the web beyond mere hyperlinks in the form of a graph is valuable and far reaching.
Location Based Advertising: een leuk experiment search en/nl TodaysArt 2013 video summary now online An audiovisual summary of the 9th edition of the TodaysArt Festival in The Hague, which took place on 27 + 28 September in the former ministry of interior and kingdom relations (binnenlandse zaken) and the Atrium of the City Hall. What happens to websites when your information is free to move? Social websites are getting better, more used, more open and more complete. Why should you start a website or blog if you can also write on your Facebook. Or why wouldn’t you transfer or duplicate all your data from your Facebook to any other social network or widget. Do we need custom coded websites? We need interfaces that show the information, but do we still need custom coded websites?