Earlier today Google announced the Google Earth Browser Plugin. The announcement brings all the earth exploring fun to your browser.

The downloadable plugin

download Haunting Hour: Don’t Think About It, The is driven extensively by a Javascript API that allows control over the camera, allows you to also create lines, markers and polygons. Lots of other fun stuff you can do with the plugin as well. 

Sounds like the perfect way to learn a little geography.

With Memorial Day in the books, I’d like to know how you spent your long weekend? Did the price of gas keep you at home? Did you have the perfect outdoor grilling experience? Spend a lazy day by the pool?

Or, were you like me and spent the majority of your weekend trying to knock a few items of the DIY list?

Sad news coming out of MacMinute . The site will no longer

remain operational, but hopes to redirect the site elsewhere remain in discussion.

Thanks MacMinute for all your insight and Mac stories throughout the years. Your content will be missed.

Today’s post is about frank feedback. No, frank feedback is not a person, at least that I know of. If so, Frank can you please leave a comment? By frank feedback, I mean true, open, honest feedback that you provide in a blog post, a comment, on a survey or in an email.

We’ve all bought into the theory that people are more open and honest when it comes to sharing their opinions online. It’s been said that people open up and say things online they normally wouldn’t say in a focus group or face to face with another person.

So with this being the ‘accepted truth’, my question to you is:

Do you provide frank feedback when leaving a comment or sharing your opinion online, or do you tame comments to match the tone of those around you?