Saturday, April 5, 2008
Thursday, April 3, 2008
The state of the economy
Today on NPR (listening on my way back from Sac) was an interview with Michael Greenberger. He said basically that our economy is built on a bunch of gamblers sitting behind computers. Listen here.
parasites
I was doing some research on health and cleansing and ran across this article (old) in discover magazine on parasites entitled; do parasites rule the world. Here is an excerpt (chilling);
Yet we know that we, too, are collections of cells that work together, kept harmonized by chemical signals. If an organism can control those signals— an organism like a parasite— then it can control us. And therein lies the peculiar and precise horror of parasites.
http://discovermagazine.com/2000/aug/cover
Yet we know that we, too, are collections of cells that work together, kept harmonized by chemical signals. If an organism can control those signals— an organism like a parasite— then it can control us. And therein lies the peculiar and precise horror of parasites.
http://discovermagazine.com/2000/aug/cover
This little light of mine...
This group (clark brothers) just performed on American Idol and won the next greatest band contest: (best version I have ever heard)
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
Sampa Personal, Family Website
I ran across this site today. I have not toured it in much detail yet but looks like it could be useful in the neverending quest to find one place to "broadcast" to family and friends;
Sampa - Create a Free Website, Baby website, Family website, Personal website
Sampa - Create a Free Website, Baby website, Family website, Personal website
Rockin to Johnny Cash
Tuesday, April 1, 2008
Gmail Custom TimeTM
Google is off the hook! This is the company that I love to hate but that I love. I work about 3 blocks from the Googleplex and I use all their products.
This blog is hosted by google, I use google reader, I use gmail, etc... they allow their employees to use 10-20% (some percent) of their time for personal projects.
Many of those end up being the products that you and I use. I just saw "custom time". I have no idea of the practical use but take a look -
Introducing Gmail Custom TimeTM - who thought of this?
Also see - Grandfather Paradox -
(gotta love April fool's)
This blog is hosted by google, I use google reader, I use gmail, etc... they allow their employees to use 10-20% (some percent) of their time for personal projects.
Many of those end up being the products that you and I use. I just saw "custom time". I have no idea of the practical use but take a look -
Introducing Gmail Custom TimeTM - who thought of this?
Also see - Grandfather Paradox -
(gotta love April fool's)
Links: The 101 most useful websites
Ran across this list today. I spent a couple minutes going through and there looks to be some good links;
The 101 most useful websites The Best Article Every day
The 101 most useful websites The Best Article Every day
cakemusic.com | NEWS
Cake is a great band. They are from Sacramento. Wendy and I were married and lived in Sacramento. Arnold Schwarzenegger now runs Sacramento. I think the coincidences end there.
Anyway, I like the format of their news "blog". Here is an interesting fact from one of their posts:
cakemusic.com NEWS: "Nearly half of the world's 1.3 billion smokers live in China, India and Indonesia, the three largest consumers of tobacco products. In China alone, more people smoke than live in the United States."
Anyway, I like the format of their news "blog". Here is an interesting fact from one of their posts:
cakemusic.com NEWS: "Nearly half of the world's 1.3 billion smokers live in China, India and Indonesia, the three largest consumers of tobacco products. In China alone, more people smoke than live in the United States."
Monday, March 31, 2008
Into the Wild
Last night we watched Into the Wild;
It was well done. Good acting. Great cast. Above all, was what Christopher McCandless, played by Emile Hirsch discovers at the end about relationships. After rejecting society and setting off on his own to live in the wild he comes to some great realizations. Rather than give it away (it's been out a long time anyway) - watch it!
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