Tammy writes in a post

“I watched this great one minute video clip showing all of the work that goes into taking an average plain looking girl off the street and transforming her with makeup, lighting, and photo shop airbrushing to create a billboard cover girl. Once you see how they thin the face and jaws along with other tricks in photo shop, you will learn that you no longer have to compare yourself to the girls on the covers of Cosmo and such anymore, the real models themselves can’t even compete with that cover girl image, because it is fake.”

That is a really great video just goes to show you what a little editing can do to make something more beautiful then it really is.

Heard off the wire today about a new venture called iGoogle which will allow users to share their own writings, photos, lists and other creative efforts, as well as to give consumers personalized views of the Web through use of their geographical location and search history. This week, iGoogle personalized Web search will be available in 40 countries and 26 languages, up from 22 nations and 15 languages where personalization is now offered. Thought this was a great idea by Google just think they may be trying to ride the I name like Applies iPhone and iPod makes me wonder is Apple and Google are going to announce a partnership of some kind.

Got an interesting email from a girl friend about a new site that just launched called women geeks. The site is looking for female guest authors to write articles pertaining to Geek stuff and has a staff of women writers . When I heard about it I was like hell yea sign me up so I sent an email to them they loved blog so much they asked me to write some articles for them in the coming months. The site uses a WordPress blog and covers everything geek from science to computers with an emphasis on things for women. Should be interesting to see who else they have for guest writers and what they plan to talk about., since at the moment I am kinda stumped on what to write about.

Saw website that sells Hologram displays the cheapest model at the moment is $18,500 and is called the Heliodisplay. Would be cool to play a couple of my favoreite video games on it one day. In a few years I imagine it will cost less to manufacter and project a better looking picture probably in high definition and who knows one day our mobile devices will have this technology standard in them.