In case you are wondering what that means, here’s a summary of everything that I will be working on for Mashable:

• Daily Polls/Events/Contests/Posts
• Weekly Events
• Monthly Meet and Greets or Meet Ups
• Special Events Planning
• Contests
• Enlightening people to the wonders of Mashable
• Improving Social Relations
• Attending Conferences and reporting from there
• Looking for Sponsors for events, contests and posts… If you are interested in advertising or sponsoring anything, please feel free to contact me.

Mashable is the world’s largest blog on Web 2.0 and social networking. Mashable is also the most prolific blog reviewing new websites and services, publishing 20 or more articles per day including news and features. Readers include developers, bloggers, journalists, VCs and social networking users themselves. With in excess of 5 million monthly pageviews, Mashable is the world’s largest blog on social networking. What does that mean? It means sites like MySpace, Facebook, Friendster, hi5, Piczo, Bebo and YouTube. Mashable is written by Pete Cashmore, a new media expert. It ranks among the Top 100 blogs worldwide.

Now for some video. She’s trying to be the “Box in a Box” girl, but it’s in the same spirit and it’s actually a decent song and video, so whatever you celebrate enjoy!

Recycle Your Electronics

If not donating unwanted electronics for reuse, drop off your unwanted or broken electronics for recycling. Only the following items will be accepted:

• computers & laptops
• monitors
• printers & scanners (desktop only) 
• keyboards & mice
• TVs
• VCRs & DVD players
• cell phones

Other kinds of electronics won’t be accepted. Only NYC residents (no businesses allowed*) may drop off material (limit five pieces per vehicle). The first 100 people to drop off electronics will receive a $5 Best Buy gift card.

All dropped off items will be recycled through contracted vendors and all data on hard drives will be destroyed; no scavenging will be permitted and no tax-deduction receipts will be given out.

While safe to use, electronics contain hazardous materials, such as lead, mercury, arsenic, and cadmium. Recycling your unwanted electronic equipment keeps these hazardous materials out of the waste stream and the environment.

MANHATTAN
Sunday, September 9, 2007
8am – 2pm
Union Square North Plaza (southeast corner of 17th St. and Broadway; cars enter at 16th St & Union Square West).

More dates and all the information from NYCWastele$$ can be found here. (Thanks Todd!)

THIS MEETING IS OVER.

• Enable My iTunes

  First, sign in to your iTunes Store account. Then click Enable My iTunes to enable the feeds that power your widgets.  It’s in Your Account Area.

• Get the code

  A web page will open where you can get the feed URL, and personalize

  

  the size and color theme of each of your My iTunes widgets.

  A web page will open where you can get the feed URL, and personalize the size and color theme of each of your My iTunes widgets.

• Preview and paste

  Once your widget is just right, click Copy to save the code onto your computer’s clipboard.

  Then edit your personal site or profile and paste the code wherever you’d like the widget to appear.

Here’s my Large Version. Let me know what you think…

Anyways, simple, easy… Sign Up, decide the type of CAPTCHA you want, then hit “install”, then choose the Wordpress Plugin option, download the file (already configured to the options/type you chose), activate!

Take that Spammers! (and thank you Askimet for keeping me sane thus far).

So, enjoy all that is The Fatty Talks!

It doesn’t take a genius to figure out the implications. It doesn’t take a genius to realize that these changes are already happening. It doesn’t take a genius to look at the Climactic changes of the past millions of years and realize that while we are in the most unstable era of our time, the temperature increase is happening at an “alarming” rate.

So, this blog will be a record of:

1. Proof of the Global Climate Change Phenomena
2. Proof that there are People out there trying to Stop this and/or make a difference
3. Proof that there are People and Governments out there who don’t care

Once again, thanks to Josh for the Logo Header Design:

Technorati Tags: The Fatty Cares, Environment, Global, Climate Change

You Bastards! Also, since August 6th, when my Askimet Spam Count was officially 200, 8 days later, I am now at 424. Maybe I should be flattered by the increase in Web Traffic, but I’m more pissed than anything. 

Good news, we finally got our first guest writers. They are both unique, follow makeuseof, love the web, and surpass all my expectations. Check them out below and please give them a warm welcome.

Adam Hirsch

“I’m a down to earth working man who likes to cook, watch good tv/movies, listen to music, ‘chill’, go out when the occasion arises. I’m a sarcastic fun-loving, people-loving, animal-loving fool who also can give endless massages. www.TheFattyTalks.com.

Go to Adam’s profile and it won’t take you long to figure that he is social to the core. We also happen to have almost identical blogrolls. So, I have no doubt he will be able to share some cool stuff with you guyz. He is planning to write about

• “ I Make Use Of ” - tools he uses
• “ The Other Lists ” – list of tools (Top 5, 10, etc.)
• “ I Would Use “- tools he would use if he had use for them

Mark O’Neill

“My name is Mark, I’m British and now living in Germany. I am a freelance writer, blogger, editor, English teacher and internet addict. I am also a regular contributor to Wikipedia , a book proofreader on Project Gutenberg and an audio book narrator on Librivox ” - www.BetterThanTherapy.net.

I am excited to have Mark, as not only is he a professional writer but also one of those who is at the core of what we know as user-generated content. We all love Wikipedia and yet only very small amount of users bother to expand, correct or question authenticity of specific facts or articles. He is also our long time reader and stumbler. Mark is planning to start of with some of his favorite apps.

Ok, That’s all from me, rest you’ll learn on the way.

Looking forward to your posts.

Note1: MakeUseOf.com recommends StumbleUpon. It’s not a promo we just really love it.
Note2: Telling you about Free tools is fun but started to get expensive, so feel free to Contribute (via PayPal).

Welcome our new Guest Writers

Thanks to the anonymity of the Internet, your readers have no way of knowing what you?re wearing as you write. The tone and content of your writing, however, affects the reader?s perception of you just as much as your clothing would if they met you face to face. So what is your writing saying about you? If I read your blog, would I envision you in a suit & tie, khakis, or pajamas?

Suit & Tie Bloggers

Suit & tie bloggers are out to impress. Plugged in to the information that matters, they are the expert voices of their niche. They give their readers the facts, news, and developments that really matter. Their writing is formal and succinct, free of bias and absolutely packed with useful information. These bloggers usually have another full time job, and they share professional experiences coming from their field.

Khaki Bloggers

Khaki bloggers straddle the middle ground between expertise and personality. They showcase facts and opinions, giving their readers a unique but informed perspective of their niche. Their writing has the feel of a newspaper columnist, inviting discussion and educating at the same time. Unlike suit & tie bloggers, they aren?t afraid to ask questions. This balanced approach allows khaki bloggers to attract a more diverse audience than their professional and casual analogues.

Pajama Bloggers

Pajama bloggers project personality through their writing. They tell stories, engage their readers, and share their feelings. Their writing may play hard and fast with the rules of good grammar at times, but it flows in a very natural way. Readers can relate to pajama bloggers, so they feel more at ease to communicate. Thus, pajama blogs enjoy a higher degree of interaction than their more professional cousins.

So, which kind of blogger are you?

Suit & Tie, Khakis, or Pajamas?

Similar to Snorg Tees and along the lines of “Which Came First…?”, Nerdy Shirts gives us cute female models and awesome T-shirts to choose from, below are my favorites and click the cute girl above (who slightly resembles Shannen Doherty) for more and to purchase anything you see below:

And enjoy this cute girl or use her to click on over to Nerdy Shirts to buy something:

Oh and best part about Nerdy Shirts is that they use American Apparel T-shirts, so nice and soft, sweet.

Besides the female model above, here are some more of my favorites from Snorg Tees. Click the cute model above for more or to purchase any of the shirts from below…

And a Fatty Talks Special:

As for Sponsors, well, they are not really Sponsors, they are ads served by Share A Sale, which I kind of enjoyed browsing through their catalogs with some decent companies. Unlike Good Adsense, which is boring and not always related to my page, categories, posts or topics (ie, the “Fatty Tumor” ad, does not go with the “Fatty Talks”… boo Google on that one).

But here they are, let’s give them a big hand… and press the links… and buy stuff from them…

Nerdy Shirts:

Snorg Tees: