Tag: Audience

Categories
Delicious

links for 2010-02-17

  • Housework Quotes, Sayings about Chores, Yard Work, Cleaning
    www.quotegarden.com/housework.html Last modified 2009 Sep 20 Sun 21:03 PDT
    (tags: quotes funny)
  • Developing for My Yahoo! – YDN
    My Yahoo! is the market-leading personalized start page — over 40 million people worldwide use it as an indispensible part of their daily routine. My Yahoo! has been open to RSS feeds for several years, but you now have the opportunity to develop compelling applications and page themes for this loyal, engaged audience. How to get started developing applications for My Yahoo! Read the online YAP documentation and the app developer guidelines for My Yahoo! Go to the YAP Application Editor Try out the sample application provided with our PHP SDK or Flash SDK Add your app to My Yahoo! About applications on My Yahoo! You'll use the Yahoo! Application Platform to build applications for My Yahoo!. My Yahoo! users can see a small view of your app on their My Yahoo! page. The small view serves as the user's personal "dashboard" for what's going on with your app.
    (tags: yahoo web-developer web-developer/tools reference)
    • ]]>

    Categories
    Delicious

    links for 2010-01-03

  • Soundgarden: The 12 Year Break is Over and School is Back in Session
    The 12 year break is over and shool is back in session. To learn more, sign up now. Knights of the Soundtable ride again!
    (tags: music 2010 music/artists music/artists/soundgarden)
  • Twenty Sided » Blog Archive » Star Wars: The Phantom Menace Review
    I found this gem via the Jay Barnson. It calls itself a review of the Phantom Menace, but it’s more like a complete deconstruction of the characters, plot, and cinematography. The voice used by the author is one of a crazy old man on an angry incoherent rant, but occasionally you’ll see gaps in the persona and see the disappointed filmmaker / Star Wars fan underneath. I agree with Jay that part 2 was the weakest part of of the review. I think it crossed a line and went from “edgy satire” to “goofy and disturbing”. But that’s just me. Warning: Bad language. Link (YouTube) You could probably cook up some justifications for Palpatine’s behavior to explain why he so often acted against what were ostensibly his own goals. You could construct a larger scheme and then just say that what he did in the movie was what he improvised when the Jedi intervened and brought back the queen. But that just means that the plot was too large and complex for a movie. In any case, if the audience has to
    (tags: star-wars funny reviews blogs star-wars/episodei)
    • ]]>