Fuel Cells

First off, I want to say I love reading blogs.... I read all sorts and all kinds, and there's no end to the amount of information I have access to without leaving my desk or talking to a single soul. I don't even have to nod my head, say "uh huh" or respond in any way, I can just absorb. Not very useful of me, admittedly, but this is definitely a state of the world in which I, your typical nobody has access to so much more STUFF.

One blog, Guy Kawasaki, who is quite useful in what he pushes out there, I have to say, said to look at your blog as a 'product' rather than a letter. A book, if you will. Well that falls in line with my original albeit unrealized goal of using this as a proving ground for my writing ability. Well if that's the case, then I need to pick a topic. For example, Anil Dash has the topic of blogging, intrinsically useful for bloggers, of course provided that he has useful things to say about it all. Guy's blog is about being a more effective entrepreneur (sp? oh good I spelled it right, thank you spell chequer!! (as a side not I almost never use spellchekre)) where was I? Oh yes, so Guy says all this nice stuff, and to top it off, he has traffic and he's figured out how to monetize his traffic, and the bank account (continues to in his case) fills right up. I'm not sure I have the time or energy to make my blog worth money, but as you can see to the side I do have some Goooogle ads so feel free to click on the links. Just one?

So! Why did I entitle my blog Fuel Cells? Well I'd like a piece of that market. Wouldn't we all. If I had to choose a topic I could actually stay on for more than approximately 2 days, it would be fuel cells. I even have a few bookmarks pointed to hydrogen fuel cell websites. I won't waste my time trying to link to them, since this isn't a fuel cell site yet, so no one is going to come here looking for information or anything, ok? Just go to del.ici.ous, Okay?

More ramble, are you ready? I've been using dogpile recently and I find it doesn't have the information I'm used to seeing on Google. How strange, no? It's actually a teeny bit annoying to use dogpile. I couldn't explain it quickly, but I'll have to think about it some more.