Julia, I tell my "histerical" friends th...

2009-07-12T22:23:42.321-04:00

Julia, I tell my "histerical" friends that we think what we do or say will never be of interest to posterity, but I just recently told them a group is now trying to learn all they can about 22 schoolboys who made up the first football team (1941)in Hendersonville,Tn. The majority of us are still living. Pen Pal.

I often have this fear as well, though not for the...

2009-07-09T14:55:13.697-04:00

I often have this fear as well, though not for the same reasons (I only fear that I'll lose client documents or all my music on my external should I pull the bugger out before the little "working" light turns off). I would, however, like to spread some light on your positives/negatives.

1. There is a LOAD of crap out there, but as it continues to expand, search engines will continue to fine tune their search results to get what you're looking for. You can bet your bottom dollar on that.

2. I'm not sure about this balance, but when you have sites like Perez Hilton's, it's hard to believe there is enough intellectual property out there to balance it out.

3. As technology progresses, we'll always have ways to get information from old technology. Look at blu-ray players that also play DVDs, DVD/VHS players. Also, we will have readers that will read the old format and upgrade it to the new. Nothing will be left behind if we want it that badly.

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Julia, I tell my "histerical" friends th...

I often have this fear as well, though not for the...