Articles Archive for May 2009
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WOW! This is totally an interesting read, you’ve got to check it out. I think the article speaks for itself!!
Check it out: 17 More Images You Won’t Believe Aren’t Photoshopped
See how fascinating the world is….?
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I’m changing servers within these next 2 weeks. I’m telling you this because:
I know the migration should be seamless from the viewers point of view, but my time is limited so I may (and will) hiccup the process
I’m going so slow (not on purpose, but because I don’t have a dedicated 2 hours to focus on doing the migration) so just as a warning that my posts these next 2 weeks will be just as slow
I may blank out on you. What this means is that while I am changing …
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A colleague (who happens to be a rss feed manic far worse than I am) shared a blog with me recently: How to Change The World by Guy Kawasaki. His blog is very cool and his writes are even cooler. He also had Audi swing by his house test drive (and the blog about) the R8!! WHAT?! I wish I would get that kind of product review instead of some rinky dink home products (although not complaining that I do get product review requests).
Anyways, I’m actually pointing to an interesting …
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This is the ultimate product for eliminating nail biting activities. In fact, it can also be used for other things like eliminating the pacifier or thumb. Warning: It’s extremely bitter and tastes disgusting. I’m sure there are other products similar to this, but for both Vanessa and Natalie, it has been effective for a variety of “unique” habits.
Vanessa is the ultimate nail biter. I don’t know why children do it, it might be a fun habit to keep them busy - but I haven’t been as firm in using this …
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What’s with the hype and Twitter? I know - a blogger who is not on twitter? How can that be? Well, it was. Except this weekend, my curiosity got the better of me and quite honestly, I think I needed to experience it myself to really understand the craze.
The statistical breakdown:
35 recognized addresses imported from Gmail
8 selected twitters to follow at setup (sorry about the other 27 but I’m using a radius of influence here)
1 photo uploaded
0 success in finding some people I wanted to follow (does anyone know Matt Mullenweg’s twitter …
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When I read the news today “Battle stations as Mexican brings swine flu to HK” - I was actually slightly peeved that it’s actually happened - here. Peeved as a first response because the border patrols failed, but yet rational enough to think whether this could have been prevented. I know HK is already obtaining travel history for travelers arriving to HK - but should they be quaratining people (for a period of say 24 hours) who have declared that they have recently traveled to Mexico? This probably takes:
Honesty and brutal …




