Monday, March 31, 2008
Bush administration extends March Madness into 'at least July'
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- March Madness is "in the last throes," Vice President Dick Cheney says, and he predicts that it will end before the Bush administration leaves office.
Monday, March 24, 2008
We always hurt the ones we hit
Tried the iPhone for two days. Feh. No voicedialing, no Flash.
I'll stick wih my Palm TX. I prefer the sylus to the touchscreen keyboard. So sad Palm won't make a TX phone and none of their current phones hav voicedial either, and they all have such minimal browsers. Maybe I'll try an ATT Tilt.
I'll stick wih my Palm TX. I prefer the sylus to the touchscreen keyboard. So sad Palm won't make a TX phone and none of their current phones hav voicedial either, and they all have such minimal browsers. Maybe I'll try an ATT Tilt.
Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Arthur C. Clarke
Another hero of the 20th century has passed.
Terrible.
"Every revolutionary idea seems to evoke three stages of reaction. They may be summed up by the phrases:
1- It's completely impossible.
2- It's possible, but it's not worth doing.
3- I said it was a good idea all along."
"Sir Arthur C. Clarke, a giant in the science fiction genre and early proponent of the geosynchronous satellite orbit, had died.
Recently, Sir Arthur videotaped his reflections on his 90th birthday, in which he talked about the future of space travel and more."
Terrible.
"Every revolutionary idea seems to evoke three stages of reaction. They may be summed up by the phrases:
1- It's completely impossible.
2- It's possible, but it's not worth doing.
3- I said it was a good idea all along."
"Sir Arthur C. Clarke, a giant in the science fiction genre and early proponent of the geosynchronous satellite orbit, had died.
Recently, Sir Arthur videotaped his reflections on his 90th birthday, in which he talked about the future of space travel and more."
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Oh my god!
Has anyone checked in on Senegal?
I totally forgot!
Shit, I hope they're OK.
Seriously, first thing in the morning.
I totally forgot!
Shit, I hope they're OK.
Seriously, first thing in the morning.
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
Let's go buy hookers and ice cream with Spitzer!
Spitzer?
No, not the Spitzer space telescope, the governor guy.
He's funny.
I've always known that the telescope had the moral authority issue nailed.
No, not the Spitzer space telescope, the governor guy.
He's funny.
I've always known that the telescope had the moral authority issue nailed.
Fewer evil spirits means less poison for McDonalds
Excerpt from NPR piece about McDonalds using the "not real" technique of feng shui to block evil spirits and ease the mind of it's suicidal customers...
"The doors don't align, so we confuse the evil spirits and they stay out."
Jenny Liu suggests that feng shui somehow reduces the negative aspects of greasy processed food.
"The mental is very important," her father agrees. "That part is stronger than the 'poison food.'"
Evil has always been confused by slightly misaligned doors.
Your mental attitude while eating poison will offset its effects.
My point? Fewer people would be a good idea.
"The doors don't align, so we confuse the evil spirits and they stay out."
Jenny Liu suggests that feng shui somehow reduces the negative aspects of greasy processed food.
"The mental is very important," her father agrees. "That part is stronger than the 'poison food.'"
Evil has always been confused by slightly misaligned doors.
Your mental attitude while eating poison will offset its effects.
My point? Fewer people would be a good idea.
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