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Blog Vlog Plog Slog
A blog (a truncation of "weblog") is a discussion or informational website published on the World Wide Web consisting of discrete, often informal diary-style text entries (posts). ... Blog can also be used as a verb, meaning to maintain or add content to a blog.
videohullinger.blogspot.com
videosmoas.blogspot.com
Plog - portable, simple and extensible C++ logging library
So I was in the hunt to invent a new acronym. Then I found this definition.
(1) (PHOTO bLOG) A blog that is primarily used to display photos. Generic blogging services may be used, but plogs that are designed specifically for displaying photos are also created. Like a blog, postings are displayed in chronological order. In contrast, photo sharing websites offer features such as editing, folder organization and photo printing. See photo sharing site, blog service, vlog and blog.
Bummer. I can't say that I coined the word - It is already out there. I have a large number of Plogs - a few below:
12ru.blogspot.com
waterfrontatmainstreet.blogspot.com
Plogger is a sophisticated photo gallery application for the web. It is an open source software that is available freely for the users to create, edit and manage online photo galleries. It has several enhanced features that are not complicated yet are very powerful that can easily be adopted by any users.
I have been in the blogging business for a long time and have over 500 blogs. All of my blogs are on this site: blogscraigh.blogspot.com
Just last week I learned the word VLOG, which is a mash up of Video and Blogs = Vlogs.
Just last week I learned the word VLOG, which is a mash up of Video and Blogs = Vlogs.
As it turns out, I have been a Vlogger for some time and did not know it. Some of my video blogs are:
videosmoas.blogspot.com
videossarasotasistercities.blogspot.com
109thvideo.blogspot.com
Still, I wanted a video blog that said Vlog. So I created this one:
vlogcraig.blogspot.com
Such a DEAL! Still a little embarassed that I did not know the word Vlog.
But a lot of my blogs are just photos. So I thought perhaps I could invent the term Plog, which would equal Photos + Blogs. So I searched to see if the term was alread in use.
The first two definitions I found were:
Plog is the verb for the noun Plogging which is jogging and picking up litter.
109thvideo.blogspot.com
Still, I wanted a video blog that said Vlog. So I created this one:
vlogcraig.blogspot.com
Such a DEAL! Still a little embarassed that I did not know the word Vlog.
But a lot of my blogs are just photos. So I thought perhaps I could invent the term Plog, which would equal Photos + Blogs. So I searched to see if the term was alread in use.
The first two definitions I found were:
Plog is the verb for the noun Plogging which is jogging and picking up litter.
Plog - portable, simple and extensible C++ logging library
So I was in the hunt to invent a new acronym. Then I found this definition.
(1) (PHOTO bLOG) A blog that is primarily used to display photos. Generic blogging services may be used, but plogs that are designed specifically for displaying photos are also created. Like a blog, postings are displayed in chronological order. In contrast, photo sharing websites offer features such as editing, folder organization and photo printing. See photo sharing site, blog service, vlog and blog.
Bummer. I can't say that I coined the word - It is already out there. I have a large number of Plogs - a few below:
12ru.blogspot.com
waterfrontatmainstreet.blogspot.com
photossarasotasistercities.blogspot.com
The definition for plogger is a little more convuluted:
Someone who picks up litter while jogging.
A blogger who is paid by an organization to blog in a way that benefits that organization. Virtually synonymous with Troll.
The definition for plogger is a little more convuluted:
Someone who picks up litter while jogging.
A blogger who is paid by an organization to blog in a way that benefits that organization. Virtually synonymous with Troll.
A “Plogger” Is a Runner, but More Smug
OK, it appears that the term Plogger is out there but not used much the way I envision. So here is my definition:
PLOG - PHOTO bLOG a Blog that is primarily focused on photos.
And it follows that Planner who Plogs is a PlogPlanner, and a photo blog for planners is a PlannerPlog. OK, I will claim credit for the term PlogPlanner, and I are one.
And then I think we can expand the "7 P's of Planning" to the "8 Ps of Planning". Preliminary Prior Planning Prevents Pitiful Poor Plog Planning.
My wife says enough now, get some sleep. She refers to my efforts as SLOG "SillyBlog"
TEOTWAWKI
Another fine acronym that all planners will want to use.
TEOTWAWKI
The end of the world as we know it.
The end is nigh!
I hope not
Were all gonna Die!
Well, yes, none of us gets out of this alive, but not soon, I hope.
Events in the Life of a 70 Year Old
The events above imacted the lives of people presently 70 years old. For some of Polio was among our first memories when we were very young. Our wars have been sad events, with Vietnam our a major challenge when we turned 18. HIV AIDS has been with us for 40 years. 911 was an enormous shock. And Covid-19 has made a very major impact in only seven months.
The Tyrrany of SSgt Fitbit
My friend suggested that I start using a fitness watch to better condition the old ticker. So my wife purchased a Fitbit Versa 2.
Her name is SSgt Fitbit. Like most men I am trained to listen to and instantly obey women. And she is a Marine Staff Sergeant - a Platoon Sergeant - trained to get people to perform.
SSgt Fitbit’s mission was to gently prod me into better condition. She would track my pulse and count my steps, and relay this information to my phone and computer. She was very smart.
Initially she got me to walk 10,000 steps a day. This was easy. Although the science for walking 10,000 steps is nil. The magic number “10,000” dates back to a marketing campaign conducted shortly before the start of the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games. A company began selling a pedometer called the Manpo-kei: “man” meaning 10,000, “po” meaning steps and “kei” meaning meter. It was hugely successful and the number seems to have stuck. It has as much scientific validity as "an apple a day keeps the Doctor away."
Still, it was truly meet and right and salutary. I would happily and leisurely walk my steps.
Then SSgt Fitbit started cracking down. She started making me track active minutes. That was ok. The magic watch on my wrist did its thing and put it on the phone.
But then, as so often happens, she became pushy and
demanding. She started requiring me to perform active zone minutes. You have to push your pulse up to at least 93 beats
per minutes and then push it up to 113 beats per minute for double zone minutes. And she really wants me to go at 127 beats per minute. No more leisurely pleasure walks - now I am stepping out like a crazed madman sweating in the Florida sun where no one goes except Mad Dogs and Englishmen.
She reminds me of Sgt Daniels, an excellent but demanding young Marine NCO. Sgt Daniels was leading a run of our Marine unit. One Marine stumbled and started to fall out. Sgt Daniels was having none of it. She shouted and yelled and made him complete the run. After that he went to sickbay where they found he had broken his leg.
SSgt Fitibt has taken to exhorting me to go faster in many different languages. It is all telepathic - she is in my head! I know some of the words - Korean - Nakaja, Hebingday! Balyway, Hwang!, and Russian поторапливаться!, but the rest of her exhortations are in a variety of unknown languages. But I understand - move faster and faster.
I could take her off my wrist, or quit charging her, or throw her in the lake. But she has taken over my mind and body!! Invasion of the Body Snatchers!
And she mocks me, laughing and goading me. Oh, the Humanity! Where will it all end?
Initially she got me to walk 10,000 steps a day. This was easy. Although the science for walking 10,000 steps is nil. The magic number “10,000” dates back to a marketing campaign conducted shortly before the start of the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games. A company began selling a pedometer called the Manpo-kei: “man” meaning 10,000, “po” meaning steps and “kei” meaning meter. It was hugely successful and the number seems to have stuck. It has as much scientific validity as "an apple a day keeps the Doctor away."
Still, it was truly meet and right and salutary. I would happily and leisurely walk my steps.
Then SSgt Fitbit started cracking down. She started making me track active minutes. That was ok. The magic watch on my wrist did its thing and put it on the phone.
But then, as so often happens, she became pushy and
demanding. She started requiring me to perform active zone minutes. You have to push your pulse up to at least 93 beats
per minutes and then push it up to 113 beats per minute for double zone minutes. And she really wants me to go at 127 beats per minute. No more leisurely pleasure walks - now I am stepping out like a crazed madman sweating in the Florida sun where no one goes except Mad Dogs and Englishmen.
She reminds me of Sgt Daniels, an excellent but demanding young Marine NCO. Sgt Daniels was leading a run of our Marine unit. One Marine stumbled and started to fall out. Sgt Daniels was having none of it. She shouted and yelled and made him complete the run. After that he went to sickbay where they found he had broken his leg.
SSgt Fitibt has taken to exhorting me to go faster in many different languages. It is all telepathic - she is in my head! I know some of the words - Korean - Nakaja, Hebingday! Balyway, Hwang!, and Russian поторапливаться!, but the rest of her exhortations are in a variety of unknown languages. But I understand - move faster and faster.
I could take her off my wrist, or quit charging her, or throw her in the lake. But she has taken over my mind and body!! Invasion of the Body Snatchers!
And she mocks me, laughing and goading me. Oh, the Humanity! Where will it all end?
Social Media is a very important way to communicate. As the graphics below show, many people in the US use social media.
Younger people use technology at higher rates than older people.
There are many different Social Media Platforms. The table below shows them by popularity. Youtube and Facebook has the largest usage. Video has become increasingly important, with Youtube now outperforming Facebook, although both platforms use Video.
Click the link below to read the full article:
https://www.pewresearch.org/internet/fact-sheet/social-media/
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