Hitler, Thanksgiving and Bigfoot

Who would have known Hitler tried to thwart Thanksgiving by replacing it with Bigfoot day? Fortunately, in this case, Bigfoot was just as elusive for him.

Re-blogged from Bigfoot Lunch Club: Hitler, Thanksgiving and Bigfoot.

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Occupy Portland: Occupy the Banks

Here’s more footage of occupiers from this morning as they march toward the banks to disrupt business. Sarah Mirk from The Portland Mercury leads the pack.

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Occupy Portland

Some footage of the Occupy Portland camp I took one morning. While I understand the purpose, I think this camp is getting a little out of hand. If it weren’t for the signs along the perimeter of the the camp, you’d think this was just some sort of homeless community.

If you haven’t personally seen any of the “Occupy” camps on Wall Street, in Oakland, or other places, take a look at my footage and see for yourself. It’s filthy and I’m glad Portland’s mayor, Sam Adams, has finally given the occupants notice to move out before midnight on November 12, 2011. Protesters, however, aren’t ready to move.

“We understand a call has gone out to Oakland, Seattle and San Francisco and perhaps other cities encouraging people to come to Portland and engage in resistance,” the press release said.

Read more from the Daily News article >

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Facebook vs. Google+

Competition is good for any industry. It’s healthy. And we all like to have options. In the area of social networking, Facebook is currently at the top for many reasons. If you use Facebook, especially as a business or something other than personal, you already know those reasons. Of course there are other social networking services, but quite honestly, there hasn’t been anything that comes close to what Facebook offers. That is, not until Google decided to get into the game.

When Google announced their social networking service, Google+, it seemed as though Facebook’s reign at the top would soon come to an end. Google+ was all the hype, especially because you could only get Google+ accounts by invitation only. I’m a big fan of Google, so naturally, I was excited to see what Google+ could offer and signed up right away. After a couple weeks of using Google+, my initial excitement turned into disappointment. G+ didn’t offer anything different from Facebook. The way stories are shared viewed are presented differently, but fundamentally, their G+’s offerings are identical to Facebook’s. As a business, G+ didn’t give me any reason to use its services because they didn’t have any services that catered to businesses. For this reason, my disappointment in G+ turned into wonder. As in, I wondered when G+ will fold and meet its fate like Google Wave and Google Buzz.

Today, with the announcement of Google+ Pages for businesses and brands, my wonder has turned to hope! For CHAOTIME, there’s finally a solid reason to use Google+. Even though it isn’t ready yet, I think this new service will give Google+ a much needed recharge and bring its activity level back up (my current G+ stream is a ghost town). Here’s the official Google announcement of Google+ Pages for businesses and brands.

Will this be the beginning of the end for Facebook? We’ll see just have to wait and see…

UPDATE: Create your own Google+ Page here!

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YouTube Partners in Portland, Oregon

This post is an attempt to reach out to any YouTube Partners or “content creators” in the Portland area for collaboration. One of CHAOTIME ENTERTAINMENT’s goal is to become a “YouTube Partner” and we’re making great progress. However, we still need more content and subscribers.

If you’re a YouTube Partner and you’d like to collaborate on a project, please get in touch!

Here is our YouTube channel for your reference. New subscribers welcome!

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