Ok, this is not a serious post, it's just a short test for my upcoming SEO workshop on WizIQ. Anyway, I need to announce that a new species has been found. It's named the "oxabeaver" and it can be found in north America. The oxabeaver has been seen only once in a valley near a small town in Wisconsin called "Gimp Valley".
The oxabeaver is extremely shy, about 4 feet long and a very good swimmer.

picture credits:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:CH_cow_2.jpg
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:American_Beaver.jpg
Did you ever wonder if it's possible to connect to complete strangers via video chat in no time? Watch this cool video about chat roulette.
Have a look at what the Internet may be in 10 years from now:
Ok, I have to admit: I just got an account for SecondLife a few days ago. As web-developer and web-tutor, I have to know about this technology (it's always good to have an excuse for playing on the computer).
The Question is: what can you do in SecondLife? Is it just another computer game? No, it is not. It's a virtual world. For Star-Trek fans it's a technology that comes very close to the "Holo-Deck" of Starship Enterprise (the Next Generation, not Kirk's Enterprise).
This is a link that I found in one of the German blogs that I read. It's a name generator to invent cryptic names for your web 2.0 project. Now you know, where names like flickr or zoho come from ;-)
What's really cool with this site: it can also check if the generated name is still available as domain name.
Now, the average New Yorker can see me on the NASDAQ and Reuters Board on Times Square:
http://www.multiplyyourself.com/details.php?image_id=4001
I like this idea for advertising which comes from Intel to promote their new Intel processors. Between Dec. 20 and Dec. 31 2006 you can just upload your photo to the site and it will be shown for a few minutes on the Times Square video board.
You can also win a notebook with an intel processor, but I did it just for fun because the sweepstake is only valid for US residents.
Put a free comic strip into your blog:
Thanks to Nicole Simon for this tip that she put on her blog:
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