BlogSchmog | We live as if the world were as it should be, to show it what it can be.

A Google programmer and a pain-relief drug company learned the hard way how quick things change in the land of Twitter.

Twitterank put a spotlight on issues of trust with Twitter applications. Although the panic in this case was likely unjustified, there are a few things a hacker could do with your Twitter account.

Twitter, a company just two years from launch, unofficially registered their 1 billionth tweet on November 12. Or did they?

Twitter members responded quickly and playfully to Joe the Plumber, even if most didn’t know who was the man behind the meme.

They got bored waiting, so they all took wooden planks from their space yachts and built a disco floor and a disco ball while they waited.

He flew into a small place near Roswell, New Mexico- a small place called Area 51 by many. He blasted through the roof of a secret underground base and everyone started running in circles yelling, “Alien, Alien!!! We have too many already!! Alien!!”

“Do not be alarmed. I am Barron Freeze of Solariun. I come in peace. . . ish.”

Because Barron Freeze had eaten some of the white hole formula, he wasn’t affected by anything the black hole serum did. He pulled all the clocks out and time restarted. He doused the clocks in white hole serum and put them back up on the walls, and then he pulled Barron Sol out of the white hole serum and put him back in his bed.

Barron Freeze had a small problem on his hands. A small problem, nothing more than that, but still, a problem.

TwitVote proved the Twitter community to be pro-Obama. I suppose I’m no different. He gets my vote tomorrow for what he inspires our nation to be.

Almost half the world—over 3 billion people—live on less than $2.50 a day. On October 15, over 4,000 bloggers will be writing about why that is important.