Over and done!

Well, that was fun. The squirrel is now armed with more digital knowledge than ever. Look out, world, because you're no longer safe from being pelted with acorns. But many of them will now be virtual, he, he, he.

Ready, aim, click...

P.S. I'm not sure if there was anything about forums, though. Maybe that's not something that's really needed, but I thought those were a good place for the exchanging of ideas. Oh, well just my two cents worth of pecans worth.

Save a tree. Download a book. Netlibrary shows you how: http://www.netlibrary.com/. Squirrels everywhere will thank you!

Holy Cow! I should have invested in microphone manufacturers' stocks a loooong time ago. Seems like everyone is podcasting these days. The quality runs the gamut from highly professional, slick productions to a couple of guys in their dad's basement, but apparently everyone has something to say. Every topic, too. I wonder who's listening...

My kind of guy...

Web 2.0 award winners: a smorgasbord of new things to mess around with. I gotta get busy.

Find it at http://www.seomoz.org/web2.0 and look around.

Google Labs. I picture some egghead version of Q showing off the newest tool for doing some digital task or another. I have yet to find anything with a built-in laser, though...

Ha! I've been recommending Google Docs to people for a couple of months now, especially if they can't get on one of the Tech center computers. Before, I thought portable applications were cool, but this way, you don't have to carry anything at all.

Nice. Even though a flash drive weighs only as much as a medium walnut these days, for a squirrel, it's an armful...

Hmmm, so there's other search engines than the 800-pound-squirrel of google. Good things to have as a rodent investigator, but the results can be mixed, and at least one of them is currently out of comission.

Keep searching...

Hmm, it looks like there are elements of Library 4.0 already present here at the Salt Lake Main Library. Kind of a gathering place already. Even gaming is OK here (I suppose that's analogous to going into the old-school library and reading a novel. It's just a newer kind of entertainment available. And the coffee and malt and cake is already happening, along with the comfortable furniture. I'm just waiting for version 5.0: Free cashews for everyone!

Mmmmm...cashews...

My Visited US States

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Well, It looks like as far as the U.S. is concerned, the word is: "Go East, Young Squirrel. " But I've been other places than that as well such as:

My Visited Countries

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Plenty of ground still left to cover...

Heh, this thing is still on? Excellent!



Well, the online image thing can be fun to play with, but I've got bigger fish to fry (well, nuts, technically, but it's an expression I like). So I'll just throw this guy in here

to show you what really goes on inside Microsoft office. It's out to get you, whether you like it or not. Just call your friendly neighborhood rodent investigator, and I'll find out what's been reported about you to the upper echelons in Redmond, OK? I work for peanuts. No, literally!

Watch your back, Jill and Jack...