Friday, February 06, 2009

And now for something completely different...

News around the web...

Donna McDine posted about the Muse Online Writer's Conference this coming October:
http://donna-mcdine.blogspot.com/2009/02/muse-online-writers-conference-2009.html

KittyFantastic24 posted about a group on Flickr that are posting photos of their scary-organized-and-color-coordinated bookshelves:
http://kittyfantastic24-thecatswhiskers.blogspot.com/2009/02/rainbow-bookshelves.html

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Read an E-Book Week is March 8-14th:
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And finally, news of the weird - in Texas, roadside signs were hacked, warning drivers to use caution - zombies ahead!
http://i.gizmodo.com/5136970/hacking-road-signs-is-frightningly-easy-and-funny-and-illegal
If I saw a road sign warning me of zombies, I'd laugh about it all day!

7 comments:

  1. In NJ the state made humorous speeding signs like " Speed and meet our judge."

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  2. The Zombie reference is funny! And the Muse Online Writer's conference is a good one!

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  3. I saw that sign and was LMAO!

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  4. The signs around Kansas City were hacked to read: Warning, Dinosaurs Ahead.

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  5. I liked the bookshelf photos. What a hoot!

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  6. The Muse conference may be the first free online conference around. It's taking hold. I'll be presenting at a couple of others this year, too. PROMODAY and just finished a great week with the Catholic writers. Keep up with these kinds of free learning experiences by subscribing to my Sharing with Writers newsletter. Send SUBSCRIBE in the subject line to hojonews @ aol.com.

    Best,
    Carolyn

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  7. I saw a link to that zombie sign somewhere else - what a total crackup! Too bad the nefarious hackers didn't do their dirty deed on Halloween.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVnfyradCPY

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