Just found out about wetoku.com, via @charlestlee.
Its a simple video chat service (similar to TokBox), but geared specifically towards bloggers wanting to do video interviews and RECORD THEM!
I signed up for an invite today and got a response almost instantly.
I tried it out here at the office to see how easy and practical it might be to use – and it turns out its both of those.
Continue reading Wetoku – video interviews on the cheap
It’s been a while since I’ve added any recipes or food ideas to the blog, so I thought this week would be a great week to catch you guys up on some of the eats around Casa de Blundell.
No thanks to some of her new meds, Laurie wasn’t feeling too interested in eating anything but crackers and cereal last week, so I took the opportunity to try a couple ideas that had been rolling around in my head recently.
I recently found, thekitchn.com and a couple posts related to fried eggs stirred my imagination.
We LOVE the Royal Red Robin burger at Red Robin (with the fried egg on top), so I’ve been trying some other unique ways to eat fried eggs as well.
Continue reading Fried egg pizza
Ate at the new Subway in Duncanville, Texas on Sunday for lunch. Superb!
Continue reading Best Subway EVER!
I’ve been pondering an idea as of late and I’d love your input.
I LOVE Twitter — as if its not evident enough. I may love it a little too much. I love the connections, I love the conversations, and I love sharing ideas that spark other ideas, conversations and discussion.
And as those of you who follow my Twitter feed know, I share a lot of quotes from books, conferences, videos and the like. Some people seem to enjoy them, others get turned off by them — especially on weekends when I’m taking part in great conferences like The Idea Camp.
Continue reading Setting up a separate Twitter account
For those who may not be familiar with the story: Laura Ling and Euna Lee, journalists for Current TV were captured, detained, interrogated, and more by the North Korean government near the border between China and North Korea. They were sentenced to 12 years in a labor camp. Luckily for them, intervention from President Bill Clinton helped secure the release of the journalists. However, the women the journalists had come to report on — aren’t so lucky.
Mashable.com shares the recent post from Laura Ling and Euna Lee explaining their capture and why they were in the area in the first place ::
Continue reading #justicefriday – Imprisoned journalists share their story
UPDATE 9/9/09 :: Chipotle has reached an agreement with the CIW famers.
A couple weeks back we talked with Amanda Kloer on our podcast. She shared a lot about the issue of human trafficking and modern day slavery. And in the process we talked about an article she had posted earlier that day regarding Chipotle and the rights of farmers in Florida.
I’ve shared links to Amanda’s article in several places and after my initial Twitter messages, left a voice mail with their PR department. I followed up again with Chipotle today (via Twitter) to see what they had to say.
This time I had a brief exchange over email so here’s the latest from Chipotle:
Continue reading Chipotle responds