February 4, 2006
Technorati added the activity chart feature in mid-January like the chart below. I have yet to put one to use but I thought it would be a great way to display the blogosphere buzz leading up to the Super Bowl thus showing us a "bird's eye view" of the Super Bowl XL conversations monitored by Technorati.
Of course checking back on this post 30 days from now may display a different story of activity since the chart is dynamically generated and the Super Bowl talk may have quieted down.
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I think that tis Superbowl was somewhat unfair. I was rooting for the Seahawks, and I'm not mad upset that they won, they played a good game, somewhat. I think that it was unfair that Roethlisberger got the touchdown for the team. I think that if that touchdown didn't happen, then they might have not won the game. When Roethlisberger jumped over his other teammate to make that touchdown, the ball was under his arm near his ribs, meaning that he could not have put the ball over the inzone line. They actually showed this on the cameras when he moved the ball after he fell completely on the ground!! This, I say, is cheating! Those who are with me that were rooting for the Steelers even said that they cheated that play. It was very clear that he had moved it over the inzone after the ball touched the ground. This was the play where the Seahawk's coach challenged the play and lost. In another play, on the Seahawks' side, however, one of the players was right next to the line for first down, and realized that he was only a couple of inches away from passing the line. When he realized it, he moved the ball over a few inches, but the referee seen him and moved it back to where he fell. That was the play when it was said that it was 4th and Inches. Why didn't he let him do the same as he did for Roethlisberger? This is what I think is so unfair.
Posted by: Jess | Sunday, February 05, 2006 at 10:15 PM