8 posts from 2007

"It’s been a constant lament that YouTube offers its users scant little intellectual content. And that content is itself hard to find. Just visit YouTube’s so-called Education Section, and you’ll be hard-pressed to find anything actually educational. But the good news is that we’re seeing some recent signs of intelligent life at YouTube. The video service hosts an increasing number of intellectually redeemable video collections. And so we figured why not do some heavy lifting and bring a few your way. If YouTube won’t make them easy to find, then we will."

Another excellent post from TumblyDay.com. "How does one moment define a life with CFS? There have been so many significant moments in my 13-year journey with this illness. Should I write about that day I fell ill, some time after morning coffee but before lunch? Or perhaps the moment when my mother, fighting breast cancer, and I looked in each other’s eyes and recognized that we understood each other in a new way? What about how I felt as I sat in the audience at the National Press Club launch of the CFS public awareness campaign? Or the excitement of attending my first meeting as a member of the CFIDS Association’s Board of Directors? The problem is that none of these events, significant as they are, define my entire experience of living with CFS."