UnrealityMag runs a post with a whole bunch of posters for “Inglourious Basterds” movie. Â These posters were drawn by various artists and are now collected into an exhibition. Â But not only that! Â Quentin Tarantino himself, signs the posters, which are being sold and all the money donated to help with the recent Haiti disaster. Â Is that cool or what? Â Check the link for more posters.
Priceless!!!
If you are in the mood for some cold weather, ice and snow, check out these pictures. Â It’s amazing what mother nature can do sometimes.
My dad told me a story of a similar snow fall that he experienced once when he was a kid. Â They had to dig their way out of the house and into the main street. Â He said that they walked over the garden fence without even noticing it. Â This sounds awesome, but I bet you blisters from the shovel will cut into the fun part of it.
New York Times runs a good story on Google Buzz. Â It’s a gentle introduction into what Google Buzz is, and how it compares with some other social networks like Facebook, Twitter, and FriendFeed. Â If you are still trying to make sense of this whole Google Buzz thing, you should definitely read that.
As for me, I do enjoy Google Buzz quite a bit. Â It removes the almost unnecessary limit of 140 characters per post, doesn’t limit me to only text, and somehow seems to connect me with just the right people. Â And what’s even more important, now I get notified of the follow-ups directly in my Gmail inbox.
There are a few annoyances here and there – like seeing follow-ups in both Google Reader comments view and Gmail inbox – but I’m sure they will get sorted out eventually. Â Overall, Google Buzz is a useful and simple to use service, and I already see that I tend to Google Buzz more than Twitter.