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VOTE for NAUGHTY TIPPLES YouTube NextUp Semifinalist Entry!

admin — Mon, 04 Apr 2011 22:02:45 +0000

I’m pleased to announce this important update! My YouTube NextUp Entry has been selected as a Semifinalist. Your VOTE can HELP NAUGHTY TIPPLES takeover the WORLD! (mu-ah-ah-ah-ah). So BE a SWEETHEART and CAST your THUMBS UP VOTE HERE! http://bit.ly/vote4chelle. You can VOTE ONCE a DAY through April 8th, 2011. Thanks in advance for your support!

NAUGHTY TIPPLES are SEXY, FRISKY and FUN-SPIRITED!

admin — Fri, 01 Apr 2011 22:08:49 +0000

Important Update! This YouTube NextUp Entry has been selected as a Semifinalist. Be a sweetheart and CAST your THUMBS UP VOTE for Michelle Here! http://bit.ly/vote4chelle . You can VOTE ONCE a DAY through April 8th, 2011.

Naughty Tipples is an interactive and episodic web series that serves up both fun and easy do-it-yourself drinks and dishes along with a side of saucy skits and frisky facts. Host and creator, Michelle Coudon gives online lessons on how-to make tailgating tipples, crazy shooters, kid-friendly mocktails, beverages with benefits, sexy and sophisticated cocktails, baked treats and more.

Twitter Trending FAKES!!!

Michelle — Wed, 20 May 2009 21:54:53 +0000

If a little birdie were to tell you something you might think twice, right?! The same applies to nit-witted tweets, tweeple! Twitter trends are trending more rumors than factual news.

While Twitter’s popularity continues to grow, the trend of false “trending” is becoming more prominent on the social networking site and at a seemingly explosive and exponential rate.

These false trends’ results are comparable to the game of Telephone (a.ka., Chinese Whispers or Gossip) that I used to play with my girlfriends eons ago at slumber parties. The person at the beginning of the “telephone line” whispers a phrase in their neighbor’s ear. The message is carried down the line of players until the last receiving person reveals the “phone call”. The ensuing message (usually a wild rumor) rarely matches the initial conversation. Similarly, tweets are creating a viral, domino effect by relaying hear-say to a group of followers who in turn broadcast the same or like message to a broader audience. Sometimes resulting in legitimate, news tidbits snowballing into monstrous, untamable rumors and bogus gossip blowing up like a volcano.

Recently, Twitter made changes to their system so popular topics show as “Trending Topics”. You can now view these trends easily from your profile. They’re located on the right-hand sidebar, directly beneath the search field labeled “Trending Topics”.

Just yesterday, listed as one of top trending topics was “Patrick Swayze”. For those of you not in the know, Patrick Swayze is a quadruple-threat Hollywood movie star (of Dirty Dancing, Ghost and Point Break fame, to name just a few) who was diagnosed last year with stage 4 pancreatic cancer. Having visited WhatTheTrend.com, a resourceful website to view trends and why they’re happening, the “Patrick Swayze” trend was skyrocketing on news of his death. Having done a quick search on Google, I found articles already published and being “Dugg” of Swayze’s demise. Feeling secure that I had done my “due diligence” I posted a quick tweet on Twitter of “Rest In Peace Patrick Swayze”. Soon after I tweeted, I searched for more news and found that a press release had been published by Swayze’s publicist. The release stated that the news was merely a fake rumor fueled by the radio and Twitter frenzy. Needless to say, I felt like a total dope over my tweet. I logged back into my account and deleted my update.

Fake news like Patrick Swayze’s death has occurred before by “nit-twits” earlier this year. Even big media publications are guilty of broadcasting faulty tweets. Allegedly, the L.A. Times leaked a tweet last Friday that California’s Prop 8 (the state’s ballot proposition that eliminated same-sex couples’ right to marry) had been overturned. Realizing an erroneous update had been made, the L.A. Times retracted their tweet. Unfortunately, it was too late and the rumor quickly spread like wildfire among hundreds of thousands of tweeple. “Prop 8 Overturned” shot up as the number one trending topic for that day.

I myself am just beginning to learn how to utilize Twitter as the powerful tool that it is, some of which is still a quandary to a twoob (Twitter Noob) like myself. It’s apparent that there’s a real need for precautionary measures to be put in place to ensure that spiraling out-of-control rumors and gossip aren’t mistaken as news stories. So, what to do about tweeting tall tales?

Possible Solutions

At this stage of the game, Twitter seems to be growing at an awe-inspiring, blob-like proportion, overpowering the micro blogosphere, if not all of the web and its denizens. The folks at Twitter may opt for a rating system for each tweet – something like a nay or yay (“thumbs up” or “thumbs down”) approach to voting on the credibility of an update. Or, maybe they’ll consider an Ebay-esque ranking system allowing users to provide feedback on a user’s tweet integrity. It’ll be interesting to see if the tweety cream will be able to separate itself from the hyped, trending crap!

Craigslist to PIMP SEX ADS for a FEE!

Michelle — Thu, 14 May 2009 17:17:22 +0000

The economy has taken a spanking and beginning next week Craigslist’s cyber strumpets may be screwed out of hooking hot dates on the popular classified ad website.

Craigslist has decided to put a “red light” on the “erotic services” section of their website in response to legal woes from troubled hos and pressure from law enforcement. Last month a young “masseuse” had her life abruptly cut short in a Boston hotel room after receiving an out call from her Craigslist listing. As of today, upon entering Craigslist’s sexy time pages, a visitor is informed via waiver releasing Craigslist of any liability from whatever kinky and perverted rendezvous’ the visitor may be seeking. Craigslist keeps their pimp hand strong and cautions their johns and aspiring “models” with this message: “Human trafficking and exploitation of minors are not tolerated – any suspected activity will be reported to law enforcement.” By the yellow highlighting and bold text I think they mean serious business.

The erotic services section will become “adult services” and all adult listings will be reviewed for approval by a staff member. Craigslist remains “hard and firm” in their decision to only accept listings from “legal” adult providers. However, there is a “happy ending” from these new changes as Craigslist should benefit from the additional pimping revenue created by the ten dollar per ad adult listing fees. Conversely, that means price inflation for your massagey time (assuming your service provider will be allowed to advertise). So, in the meantime, you’d better squeeze in and rub out one last tryst from your friendly, local working guy/gal/or transgendered person.

As for me, I’ll miss my Tuesday “soapy sensual bathtime body slide“ nooners with freaky, hot harlot, Lana. The fluffy towels were the best! For those of you who like a well-rounded rump, Kim Kardashian is broadening her career on Craigslist by allowing you to explore her back country. And judging by the pic, she’s got Bridget Jones beat with a “bottom the size of Brazil”. Tri-state area pervs, check out this listing and give her a call while she’s in town, baby!

vlogolution network » internet

VOTE for NAUGHTY TIPPLES YouTube NextUp Semifinalist Entry!

NAUGHTY TIPPLES are SEXY, FRISKY and FUN-SPIRITED!

Twitter Trending FAKES!!!

While Twitter’s popularity continues to grow, the trend of false “trending” is becoming more prominent on the social networking site and at a seemingly explosive and exponential rate.

Craigslist to PIMP SEX ADS for a FEE!

The economy has taken a spanking and beginning next week Craigslist’s cyber strumpets may be screwed out of hooking hot dates on the popular classified ad website.