Observation regarding Web 2.0

Hello Jay,
In the last few days I have experienced with twitter, iGoogle and Web 2.0. It took me some time to understand how iGoogle  conects all of the above + e-mail accounts and how, I the account user, can edit all of them. I will stop using twitter, if I can use my blog more succesfully for communication. By the way, speaking of communication, is there a spell check in this blog service?

Sclupture garden @ UCLA

Blog regarding Pt # 3 of project

Hello every1,


Hope you can follow me, I don't follow ...any1!! I found this article about Facebook, post here the link and let me know what you think: oooops, it did not work!

I try again later. .....still have not found the article. In the meantime I have a twitter name 7enbuerger. Going home, with twitts, blogs, ipod, and other gizmos in my ear!

5. Did I like iGoogle?

Yes, I did. The features are easier to use then in Reader. Thanks to a great teacher, Mr. Jay Baker, and with help from Jean & Byung, I succeeded to understand more about the RSS symbol, which, I have to say this, intrigued me for quite some time.

Thanks everyone for their help!

4. Outlook or Google Reader?

Frankly, I did not try Outlook yet. There are too many e-mails that I receive anyway, one more feature (gizmo) to "bring in" even more information seems, for now at least, a little bit too much.

3. Answer

It took me some time to adjust using Google Reader, probably as a result of limited use. Replacing the scrolling with "Next item" command is much better; however, the "Remove" step is "several mouse-clicks away". The "Star" feature/command reminded me of the Favorites in the regular Internet page.