Back pain? Try Zombinol!
June 2008
May 2008
DO NOT see The Strangers unless you have a personal security detail.
Killing time at B&N till @jaymeyocum is done with girls’ night. Normal people. Brightly lit. Seems safe.
I should think we won’t be hearing any complaints about box office receipts at the end of this summer.
Dinner an The Strangers later tonight.
I hate Benjamin Linus
“I never knowingly slept with a Windows user. That would never happen.” http://www.macheadsthemovie.com/
The last primaries are next Tuesday?! Let’s have a party!
Safety twitter: http://tinyurl.com/65dp3g
G5 just locked up for the second time tonight. Fans go berserk like I am stressing it but I don’t see anything unusual in Activity Monitor.
I think it may be devoting CPU cycles to retirement planning. (Get my drift there, Miss G5?)
Headed home! Gotta love summer hours.
Just posted some new b&w, Holga, off-camera flash photos to Flickr. http://www.flickr.com/photos/boz/
Twitter’s current lack of long-term memory is frustrating
Uh…what am I doing up?
First successful powered descent since Viking I and II in 1976!
Woohoooooooooooo! Touchdown!
The next step in human space exploration is taking place. @marsphoenix is 12 minutes from the Martian surface!
On our way to meet up with @gamecouch, @aerinha and others at Supercon
I told Jayme she can pick our first child’s name if I can pick the font.
Noticed the cheap gas was $3.99 on the way in today. By the time I need gas I’ll be paying over $4 . This is crazy.
Every time I give MS Word another chance, it reminds me that it is the bane of my existence.
When I was a kid, I never thought of the CBS logo as an eye. It just meant CBS to me.
Just getting ideas for the decor after we move…
Did you know we have a spacecraft (Mars Phoenix) about to land on Mars? I sure didn’t and I am a huge fan of the Spirit and Opportunity rovers. Did you know that the Phoenix is twittering? Follow
It is always prudent to consider your source. The fact that it is printed doesn’t automatically make it more reliable than digital.
Bumper sticker: “Worst. President. Ever.”
Cleaning out ye olde inbox. I’m close to “inbox zero” at work, but no so much at home. http://www.43folders.com/izero
Jon Stuart should have vacation blackout for Presidential election years. (I’d love to see ABC broadcast reruns of their evening news.)
Reactionary emails amongst creatives regarding Orphan Works Act by ppl who have not read it are pissing me off.
I think Twitter went into a coma. (Sent not via Twitter)
May birthdays lunch at P.F. Changs. Yum!
MIT project that tracks YouTube videos taken down for alleged copyright violation.
Experiencing rolling blackouts at work.
Faye - a shepard/daschund mix - sounds like a Brachiasaur when @gamecouch and @aerinha leave in the morning.
The Romanian “suppliers” collected the victims’ information and sent the data to U.S.-based “cashiers” via Internet “chat” messages. The domestic cashiers used hardware called encoders to record the fraudulently obtained information onto the magnetic strips on the back of credit and debit cards, and similar cards such as hotel keys. Cashiers then directed “runners” to test the fraudulent cards by checking balances or withdrawing small amounts of money at ATMs. The cards that were successfully tested, known as “cashable” cards, were used to withdraw money from ATMs or point of sale terminals that the cashiers had determined permitted the highest withdrawal limits.
- via Dave Jevans, Ironkey