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Amen! - Adrian

yeah, my number one want is an 'Update All' - Christian Cable

Wonder what the hubby will say? - Itachi

smells good. - Mycaptain

ow the guy smells luv in the air, how sweet! - Ibrahim El Issaoui

I foresee a scandalously stained dress in the futrure, AWFUL - EBrewer

Yeah, that's some gross imagery now, a "stain" - sofarsoShawn

*makes notes* - Imitation lris

Isn't literacy what you put in the middle of a BLT? - Rochelle Rochelle

Information is what you find in Wikipedia and by Googling, isn' it? - Junebug (aka Sarah Jill)

Books, literacy and technology? (Iris: If you ever figure out what information literacy is, explain it to me.) - Walt Crawford

How I explain it is extremely dependent on context, but I will often distill the ACRL Standards into ordinary English. (New Common Craft video: "The ACRL Information Literacy Competency Standards for Higher Education In Plain English"!) - Catherine Pellegrino

How to discern between different sources of information, and how to tell on which one is relevant to which people, and in what context. That's the way I'd interpret it. - Richard A.

Knowing Which Sources to Use When for What. 8 words, reducto ad nauseam? - awd

How to find, evaulate, and use information in an ethical and legal manner. - Stephen Francoeur

Woah, Stephen. The title of my talk (which is now going to happen tomorrow rather than today) is "Finding, Evaluating, and Ethically Using Information." - Imitation lris

I was going to comment, but thought I'd blog it instead: http://stevelawson.name/seealso... - s t e v e

And then I commented on the blog. :-) - Imitation lris

I'm thinking literacy s'bout books, n my books all haz pictures in em. I'd hold up the book and show pictures - Eric Sizemore

Find. Use. Record. - Pete

I like that, Pete. - LB - all new for '10!

It seems to me to make a nice acronym ;) And to sum up the whole process. - Pete

How about this as a tweak of Pete's: Find Evaluate Employ Record (FEER!) - Dana Longley

Thanks. I'm actually getting a Droid. Neato! - Dave Friedel

The Droid is awesome, I'm jealous. - Veronica

I'd like to see data on battery life with this sort of thing on. Acquiring a GPS lock and sending a data packet for updating does take a fair amount of juice, even if you push it only once every 10 minutes or so. - Otto

its generally that first lock that really sucks, especially if you haven't used the GPS in a while. - Carlos Urrutia

What is this "Latitude Web page" that the author mentions? I can't find anything but that silly 1/3rd screen iGoogle gadget that hurts to interact with. - Matthew DeVries

I believe that it is this one. https://www.google.com/latitud... - Carlos Urrutia

My verdict: Not nearly as UI friendly as iPhone. Quite a few fat finger annoyances. However, the Droid integration with Google is friggin awesome, the apps are cool (http://bit.ly/7Pkvj5), the 3G network coverage works everywhere--even visiting my parents in the deserts of New Mexico. That last one sealed it for me. I can learn to work around Droid's UI shortcomings. I wish I didn't have to, but Apple really fucked up by marrying AT&T, especially outside of cities. - Dave Friedel

Minor correction: Apple didn't totally screw up. They drove Verizon not to be so lackluster. So THANKS APPLE for improving my existing carrier! LOL! - Dave Friedel

And my decision to go with Droid is confirmed. This was the core reason I went with it. http://mashable.com/2009... - Dave Friedel

Always-on GPS broadcasting? Sounds more like a nightmare than a feature to me. - LogEx

There's an iPhone App for that now: Longitude. Runs in the background. $1.99. http://www.rockyourphone.com/index... - Otto

In 4th grade I would constantly sing "I Want Your Sex" and "Push It" o_O But, I do think kids are exposed to a lot more of *everything* these days...it's a sign of the times. :-/ - Anna Haro

Granted I don't listen to much of today's pop music, but I remember in 7th grade we used to do PE to Erotic City. Come on... - Admiral Anika

Nasty Girl #jam - Michelle

"O.P.P", etc. No idea what I was singing about at the time. I think about this a lot, too. I agree with Anna that a lot of it seems to go even further now. - Kamilah Gill

I think the difference is in the image of those doing the performing... how many of them were dressed with very little clothing and spinning round a pole whilst still being 15 or 16 years old? Compare the image of ABBA (my biggest detest in music) to that of Christina and Britney at their peak. Hell, just like at one Miley Cyrus at the kids awards! - alphaxion

So are you going to unfollow Robert? He is sponsored by Rackspace, and frequently puts out Rackspace-promoting content in his tweets. Should I unfollow you? You're paid by Google, and often put out Google related materials that you wouldn't normally propagate if you weren't on staff there. - Mark "Rizzn" Hopkins

Mark, you're welcome to think everyone is doing in-stream Twitter ads by your definition of "ads"; I just disagree with you. :) - Matt Cutts from iPhone

I think it will be relatively easy to spot the shill ads from individuals that are posting information about/from their employers or about products they are truly enthused about. People aren't stupid. - Brian Sullivan

@Matt - let's go with *your* definition of ad, or rather, your employer's definition of ad..... http://screencast.com/t... - by that definition, your latest tweet is an ad. - Mark "Rizzn" Hopkins

My tweet about email spammer Alan Ralsky being sentenced to jail is an ad? I'm not following you, sorry. My point in commenting was that you don't really know how many people choose not to follow you because of tweets like "Follow @BlueToolCrew & you could win a Craftsman Autohammer. Your thumbs will thank you! http://spon.in/06/D8" I suppose the claim is that's disclosure because the redirector has "spon" in it? I think that sort or tweet has a more corrosive effect on your followers than you might expect. - Matt Cutts from iPhone

Agree with Matt Cutts. I think irrelevant ads that distract and are not useful to the audience do have a corrosive effect on your followers. The best example I have of ads done tastefully is Google AdWords that promotes relevant ads above organic search results. In many cases the ad is better than the search result even. However Matt, what would be your opposition to an ad that is as relevant to any other tweet from someone you are following. - Bindu Reddy

@Matt: the latest tweet at the time when I wrote that was one about Google Chrome Extensions, Matt. http://screencast.com/t... That's an announcement post for your employer, purely promotional with a little bit of endorsement on the side. - Mark "Rizzn" Hopkins

For that matter, I'm not the one who's against ads. If you want to promote who you work for and who pays for your meals, I'm all about that. You're the one who says that's a bad thing. With regard to my sponsored tweets coming from the Craftsman campaign, there are about three types of conspicuous disclosure involved - there's a tool bar that shows up on the link, there's disclosure on... more... - Mark "Rizzn" Hopkins

I'm on Mark's side, but I think you're all doing it right. (I think Mark's saying the same thing though) Follow your stats. In the end it's the numbers that count. - Jesse Stay

I do think it's a little odd that a Google employee is going by assumption though. I'm curious where Matt's stats are to prove his point. - Jesse Stay

Which is why I unfollowed those jackasses :-). Anyone who I felt was marketing was unfollowed. - Richard A.

Richard, which is fine - from what these guys are saying you're in the minority. (although calling them a jackass for it is a bit over-the-top I think - let them use it the way they like!) - Jesse Stay

Every link you tweet, to your own content or anyone else's, is an ad. You are fooling yourself if you think otherwise. Whether they are paid ads or not, depends. I'd like to think most are unpaid. I will admit to tweeting things and posting stuff here on friendfeed where I got some sort of compensation for doing it (though not always money), but I won't admit to doing it for anything I... more... - April Russo (app103)