Is anyone else as eager as I am to try out this massage technqiue? Personally, if I give massages I have someone lie down and I have to essentially sit on top of them. I don’t have a massage table! So, I don’t know… picture it and draw your own conclusions.
Wow, I’ve been keeping up with the Xoogler blog lately and, well, wow. Immediately after 9/11: “The thing I did that I regret most was arguing to remove the Arabic translations from the Google site.” Ron definitely has some interesting stories to share.
BoingBoing points out an awesome point: there is no such thing as a blogger. I do think of myself as a writer. I do it every day. I even find myself getting better every once and a while. In fact, my first class of the semester is tomorrow: business writing. I feel like the hardest part of the class will be the whole 8am part.
While busily checking up on friends today I decided to snoop around on Facebook. Long story short, I found the following options (hidden) from everyone’s friends details. These two options aren’t currently accessible but are definitely in the ‘facebook code’ under ‘Met Through Facebook’: Is a Facebook whore, Never spoken in real life. Interested in more random Facebook facts? I found a whole bunch of good ones over at TheBillyGoatCurse.com. Yes, I do have a problem…
Scott Adams yet again puts life into perspective. The following gems should sum up his latest post. “Complainers rarely mate with other complainers” and “Statistically speaking, if your mate is upbeat, there?s a very good chance that you?re a huge pain in the ass”. If you’ve missed out, the latest acronym out there is BOCTAE, meaning, ‘but of course, there are exceptions’. Try it out, impress your friends.
Hahah, I’m such an idiot. In the process of cleaning up my site today I decided to remove some old databases I don’t use anymore. WordPress just happened to be one of them. I had my site open in a browser window so I’ve just been copy/pasting anything I could find. Sorry to all my RSS readers for the content over-load.
Hey Noah, look! I?m going to Berkeley starting today! But seriously, in some of my free time (see: Schedule > Friday) I think I?ll start tuning into Berkeley?s Webcasts and do some more learning.
Everyone is going crazy over the new anti-annoying law. First off, people will read a quick excerpt and conclude that this legislation was intended soley for the purpose of getting rid of ?annoying anonymous? comments online. As the original article points out, this was one of those ?just slipped it in? laws that became part of the entire act. In any case, this is hardly surprising. Besides, we all, or should all know by now that anything can be passed into law. Just wait until it hits court; that?s when constitutionality will be decided. Can I also point out in order for this to be passed the Senate and House had to vote on it? So I guess what I?m saying is, the ignorant president bashing can promptly end now. In any case, I don?t think allowing bloggers to post anonymous comments is the issue at hand here. I think any court would say ?no?, Steve.
BoingBoing points to a clever little trick played on Facebook. I knew an RA who busted a floor full of kids because they posted all their ?shenanigans? on a Facebook group. Their bragging allowed the RA to use the Facebook group as evidence and they were all punished. Oh the world we live in!
Mark Jen is handing out his Windows Live Messenger (MSN Messenger 8.0) Beta invites! I have 10 sitting around and if you?d like to try it out (very slick indeed) go ahead and email me or leave a comment here and I?ll send ?em off! Leave your email address in the comments and I’ll send the invites out as I receive them.