This is my latest Blog Crush, I found this through a guy I met down at Utopia Coffee. If you are into WordPress and Web Dev, check this out.

I wish there was more I could say about this site but, you really have to go and check out things for yourself.

I would just like to announce that our Original Poster Boys ‘MercyMe‘ have had another revision of the their ever expanding Blog. This is one of my favorite parts of my job. Also, one of my favorite parts of the way web2.0 and blogging has redefined the way we view the web and its content.

With ever changing content and updates that roll in about every week, it seems like we are always having to find another little space to put a new item. With blogging type content you had better be prepared to add, add and add some more. I mean it when I say, ‘You had better be prepared‘. If you’re not, the next thing you know you’ll have a completely jumbled site with crap all over it. Your viewers wont be able to focus on much and you end up with people that only read the posts. At that point all your extras go to waste.

I think we accomplished most of our Goals with the latest revision of MercyMe. We’ve cleaned up the navigation and simplified it by putting it in a standard horizontal arangment. We took all the extras and condenced them into images that we placed in a single sidebar. There’s no explination need for what they have available, if you cant figure out what you’re clicking on than you may need glasses.

Bart has recently start Twitter, so we brought that in for you to check out. The MercyMe web crew, who is awesome by the way, has had a pretty killer audio player on the Official Website for a while now so we decided to add that for you’re listening pleasure. The Blog Roll seems to have expanded to a double column. (I swear those blog rolls are like rabbits) And finally we added a little section at the bottom for those who are curious about what has been going on in the past or just looking for something specific.

I hope you all enjoy what you see and if you have any suggestions or you just like to say nice things, I’m all ears.

Happy Blogging,

You really should go and check this out. It’s my latest work. A lot braincells were wasted on this project, but I have to say it’s one of the most well balanced sites and designs of 2008.

Here is another Genious idea for the web. This kinda reminds me of Beanie Babys, only alot more fun. Here’s the gist of it.

You go to the store and buy a Webkinz stuffed animal and then you give it to a friend. They take it home and use the addoption tag it came with to register / adopt it on Webkinz.com. You put in some very basic info (nothing personal, not even an email) and your off.

It’s built for kids and its just a giant playroom full of silly games and things to do with your webkinz pet. It’s alot like a learning center of sorts. Yes, there are some stupid part to it and some consumer parts to it aswell, but what a great concept of intorducing kids to the internet.

Here is my diclaimer. I do realize this could be bad, theres probably a scandle in there somewhere. Although, I am a huge backer of introducing our younger generations to current technology in a way they can enjoy it.

Just imagine if your generation was more properly introduced to the newest technology at the time. Remember MathBlaster, Oregon Trail and Where in the world is Carmen San Diego. If technology presents itself with a purpose its bound to grow.

I read about this blog earlyer this morning from the blog Harald called: Found Cameras and Orphan Pictures.

Here is there tag line:
Do you recognize any of these people? Each one of these lost photos came from a found camera or memory stick. Tell your friends about this site and let’s all try to return some of these lost pictures home.

Andrew G.R. of the Blog Harald Writes.

It’s bound to happen to all of us. You snap some great shots with your digital camera, get sidetracked, and lose the darn thing. Then, all that’s left to do is pray that an angel will somehow bring the mega-pixel gadget back into your hands. That is, until now.

Thanks to the Ifoundyourcamera.net blog, the brainchild of 20-year-old Canadian student Matt Preprost, you have a fighting chance.

If you happen to find a camera, and believe that ‘what goes around comes around,’ you now have a venue to be a good Samaritan. Just e-mail at least two photos from the found camera, include details on where and when you found it, and the blog will attempts to get the orphan camera back home where it belongs.

Since its launch less then 30 days ago, the Website has garnered over 400,000 visitors within three weeks.

The good will return cameras. The average will keep the camera and return the memory card. The evil will keep the camera and the pictures for themselves.

I Found Your Camera is a great destination for sympathetic folks who understand how much losing your camera stinks.

I dig this kind of stuff. Check it out.