270 posts tagged wishful

It’s hard to imagine anything cooler than a real, live intergalactic space alien. Having said that, some aliens are definitely cooler than others. (Just like Hollywood Riot readers are way cooler than people who read TMZ or this website.) Some aliens you’d want to invite to a BBQ and some you’d rather freeze for research.

The Goal Seattle blog reports that you got out of your contract at SCR Altach and you are now back in Oregon, sitting on your ass, perhaps doing nothing (besides getting that Nats call up). Gardening? Catching up on Lost episodes? Who knows. I’m sure whatever it is, it’s personally very rewarding.

Maybe I’m getting less search engine traffic because it’s easier to find out how to get a parking permit in Medford now? (I’m not sure it is, but both major search engines show the right page at the top of their results, and my best result is third.)

One of the rewarding things about most pets is an increase in the number of creatures who care where you are and what you’re doing. If one of us is home late or otherwise off the routine, or even if we’re just out on a run, Iz frequently stakes out the front door by sitting on his pedestal and gazing through the oversized window to the front porch.

Apple's second-biggest event of the year, its Worldwide Developers Conference, is drawing near. That means it's time for the tech media's traditional heap of speculation and wishful thinking, hammered into the constraints of a numbered list.

Three years ago, reporter Tom Foremski tossed out his idea for how Microsoft could kill Google in an underhanded way: offer $100 million to whoever clicked on a random Google ad. The trick would be that no one (other than the person administering the prize at Microsoft) would know what the ad is.

Random Scams Won't Take Down Google Techdirt Thu, 05/15/2008 - 16:15 Three years ago, reporter Tom Foremski tossed out his idea for how Microsoft could kill Google in an underhanded way: offer $100 million to whoever clicked on a random Google ad.

John Boscawan has done his historical duty and challenged the government's assertion that the EFA does not contravene the Bill of Right Act. having read the recommendation to the Government by Val Sims, this is a no-brainer. However, Dr Cullen clearly beleieves that the Government is above the Law.

Happy Wednesday!  I have had a super busy day today, and am just now getting around to creating an outfit!  Make sure to read last weeks wishes. Outfit Info I wish that instead of running errand I was sitting on the beach with a huge Pina Colada in hand and the freshest pineapple spilling over

Just finished watching Ocean's Thirteen. Seeing this reminds me of how delicious I find Brad Pitt. Me and a billion other men and women, I know. But COME ON! He's amazing. How can a person be that yummy? And why couldn't he have lived next door to me during my teen years? Now would be fine too.