Look what I found!

These Photos are not Processed or anything…but Fun to look at.

I really like this video. It is a very creative and original way of demonstrating the features of Google Chrome.

If you are in Rock Hill, SC this weekend and want to stop by there will be a lot of fantastic art for sale. Yes, I may be a little biased since my mother is involved and I am too! (Full Disclosure ;P) So if you are taking in the ChristmasVille festivities and are downtown, come on by! Details Below…

ChristmasVille Weekend in Downtown Rock Hill

2 Holiday Art Events!
Friday, Dec. 4 and Saturday, Dec. 5
11:00 AM to 7:00 PM

Small Paintings Sale
Wanda Steppe
Harriet Marshall Goode

Center for the Arts
121 E. Main Street, Rock Hill, SC
2nd Floor Studio

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Photography Sale
Terry Roueche
Darlene Heinig
Kreg Steppe
Rebecca McNeely
Cliff Berinsky

Roueche Studio
1326 E. Main St., Rock Hill, SC

This morning I had an interesting surprise. After a couple of rounds if 8 invites to passout to people I am now greeted with a big 30 invites. I guess Google Wave is making progress and wants to include more people.

Apparently someone is trying to pull a fast one on all us geeks. Even I was duped. I saw a notice that the Google Chrome OS was available and immediatly went to download it. I did take pause for a sec and notice that this was posted on a Google Sites page, “sites.google.com”, however that didn’t really stop me.

I started the download and tweeted about it. I started getting tweets back that it was a fake! So beware if you see this notice about it’s beta release.

Twitter abuzz with news of a beta Google Chrome OS. Yep, it’s a hoax.
Gizmodo posted news of a leaked Chrome OS download with a number of popular open source applications including OpenOffice, and GIMP preinstalled.

Naturally when a site like Gizmodo, posts something this bloggable, you’d expect geeks to stop whatever they’re doing and get downloading. You would be right. Twitter’s lost the plot and other respected sites including the likes of Daring Fireball reported the story (albeit inquiringly).

One look at the URL should have rung alarm bells, but you should note – this is definitely NOT a Google Chrome OS. The site has been around two weeks and all it is is GNOME with a Chrome browser, and if you’re still not convinced, the footer says “Chrome OS is not related to Google. Service provided by SUSE Studio. See the license.”

Now spread the word to these lot.

This a very creative 365 project of pictures this teenager has made and posted on Flickr. I like how even though it is a “Doll”, for lack of a better word, it is conveying emotion with nothing more than a box as a head and a minimal face. Well Done!

 
365 Days of Danboard via Bunnyrel on Flickr

Update Here is an interview with Arielle Nadel the Photographer

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