Ophelia Chong
A true multi-tasker: illustrator, designer, teacher, networker and writer of short blasts of pent up hot air.
The internet is a double edged sword, it can inflate and deflate as easily as a balloon. What you will be remembered for is the last keywords used to describe you.
I will be on the road to Beijing and Seoul next week, and reporting about all the cool stuff we don't get here. And what they don't get there.
The Federal Trade Commission last Monday Oct. 5th proceeded to make online reviews more transparent by mandating that writers disclose "freebies"
Silence. I love the quiet, no sounds, no pings, no jumping alert icons, nothing but silence.
Another Facebook rant, yes I know, it's a weekly occurrence, like the swallows returning home to Capistrano.
What if that "pipe" coming into your computer burst from all the information surging through it?
Who you are is not what you wrap yourself in, but what is under that wrapping.
The murder of Annie Le at Yale last week has dominated the headlines online, television and in print, her image and life embedded in thousands if not millions of sites.
If you are on Facebook, you will get the occasional mass email to join someone's fan club. These fan clubs are not for a celebrity or a cause, but for the person asking you to join the fan club; it's a "Me" Fan Club.
There are two kind of lies, lies with short legs and lies with long noses.
Websites are like squirrels.
As I watch the white flakes of ash settle on my trees, I see Human nature is to be feared more than fire.