I have to say, I am really, really glad to see Tony Stewart’s take on this. I haven’t been a huge fan of his in recent years, but maybe the new team and car have been helping his attitude. Because this is what I keep saying.
“The thing is now we have to talk about the potential of six,” 2002 and 2005 champion Tony Stewart told reporters. “But I think there’s been too much emphasis on it not being good for the sport, people thinking that it’s bad.
“I think it’s pretty exciting that an organization has been able to be that good for that long. That’s a compliment to what they’ve done. I think too much effort has been spent looking at the negative side of it, which there really isn’t, when all the guy has done is gone out there and done what he’s supposed to do. He’s gone out and done what we’re all trying to do.
“I think what he’s done has been under-appreciated, in my opinion.”
When asked to make a case for Johnson winning No. 6, Stewart reacted with mild incredulity.
“How do you bet against him right now?” Stewart asked. “When a guy has done it five times, what basis would you have to bet against him? That’s the argument.”
Now here’s one I could see replacing Delicious with…in addition to tags, you can give your bookmarks types, such as Read, Remind me Later, To-Do, Goal. It also integrates with many sites such as Twitter, LinkedIn, Gmail, EverNote and Skype.
Create your own QR code for your online identities, etc. Most intriguing….but we don’t all have these phones yet. Are buesiness cards going to be barcodes someday?
Turn your blog into a book.
For some people, unless you could just date ranges, this would be one HUGE tome.
In my ongoing bookmarking search, today I decided to try out zootool. I imported all of my delicious things easily enough, but find the limit of 20 packs to be not enough for my librarian brain. It’s too limiting. If I’m going to group things, I want subgroups. And as many groups as I need. If Pearl Trees weren’t such a nightmare to navigate when you have 5K bookmarks, I’d just use it. But apparently my search will continue…. http://bit.ly/grWKXV
Hmm…must go home and alter the IE code on my website and -then- look at it in IE9 http://bit.ly/aM28FT
Wakoopa is definitely no longer accurately monitoring my usage - active or inactive. Amplify is still sitting at 11 active hours and 3 inactive. There’s just no way that’s right. http://bit.ly/bLtMoJ
