There have been a number of video clips recently that I’ve sent to people because I’ve found them amusing. So, I thought I would share them here. For your enjoyment, the Monday funnies… Jimmy Kimmel invites T-Pain to Auto-Tune Obama’s Health Care Pitch: Obama takes his health care pitch to Bravo, MTV, ESPN, Food Network: [...]

Yesterday, I was interviewed by Shannon Bream of Fox News for a story they were doing about the White House email and whitehouse.gov missteps. Here is my quote from the story (this was taken from the video they used on last night’s when Major Garrett reported on the issue on “Special Report”) – But Scott [...]

I just added two new videos from Ironman Switzerland to my video page. You can also view additional videos from my Ironman Switzerland journey on YouTube and on Facebook.

For several months, I’ve been wanting to vent about what I see as the downfall of Facebook. Since I joined Facebook in the summer of 2007, it has evolved quite a bit. I was an early adopter and was impressed with the clean design, ease of use and LACK of clutter that was beginning to [...]

I finally downloaded and installed the new iPhone operating system yesterday. I have to say that I really like the improvements, particularly the new cut/copy/paste, landscape keyboard and full phone search functions. To commemorate the new tools, I thought I’d blog to http://scottstanzel.com from the iPhone – something I haven’t done in awhile.

Hat tip to my friend @utjrushing for retweeting @CWarfield‘s posting of this video which depicts 36 hours of Twitter travelers in a 3D visualization. The creator, Jer Thorp, compiled 36 hours worth of “just landed in…” tweets to put together this interesting display. The video was posted on gizmodo.com. Pretty cool. Just Landed – 36 [...]

One of the trends which has popped up on Twitter and become very popular is the weekly ritual of suggesting people that you believe others should follow. “Follow Friday,” as it is called, is a useful way to discover people who your friends (followers) find interesting, insightful, entertaining or helpful. When tweeting out the suggestions, [...]

Last month, I blogged about how Twittermania is sweeping the nation and making its way into just about everything from politics, sports, entertainment and government. After several interesting Twitter experiences and a spate of news stories about the micro-blogging service, I felt compelled to post again with an update. First, on the personal side, I’ve [...]

First of all, I recommend the column “The Outrage Kabuki” by Mark Steyn. He delves into the AIG mess and touches on President Obama’s teleprompter habit. Second, check out this piece by former RNC Chairman and President Bush 43 Counselor Ed Gillespie entitled “Media Realism.” In it, Ed looks at some of the disturbing trends [...]

If you’ve been watching or reading any news lately, you may be aware that Twittermania is sweeping the nation. Twitter, the micro-blogging/social networking site that asks you to share the answer to the simple question “What are you doing?” in 140 characters or less with followers (friends) has seen a swarm of media coverage in [...]