Monday, April 20, 2009
Board With Ad Games
Friday, April 17, 2009
PRE-liminary Buzz


Thursday, April 16, 2009
"This is a civil rights issue. Civil rights don't wait for the right time."

New York Gov. David Paterson on Thursday introduced a bill to allow gay marriage in the state, likening the effort to civil rights struggles and brushing aside objections from religious leaders.
If the bill becomes law, New York will follow Connecticut, Massachusetts, Vermont and Iowa in legalizing gay marriage, but the effort is expected to face resistance in the state Senate.
Paterson, who said he was christened a Catholic, said gay marriage is the "right way" from a spiritual standpoint.
So Make it Into A Phone
Some images of the new Zune by Microsoft "leaked" (I'm sorry, but if Microsoft wanted to hide something, it would not only be hidden, but there would be something in it's stead to divert your attention completely) recently, giving us a first-look @ the design and features of what will be the next Champion to take on the iPod. The new Zune HD will have a 3.6-inch OLED touchscreen with capacitive multi-touch support. Nvidia's Tegra chip will power the Zune HD, and we think it might be the new Tegra 600 series announced in mid-February at the Mobile World Congress 2009. Windows vs. Mac OS - The Neverending Story
Though this is hardly a German fantasy novel, Michael Ende may find similarities between his book and the progression of Microsoft’s Windows and Apples Mac OS. The two systems share a common lineage, of sorts. Windows was released in 1985 and was at least inspired (if not copied) from the earliest Mac OS, which Microsoft had access to as a Mac software developer. What makes them so different? Which would Bastian steal? To me, it’s user experience and ONLY user experience. Both systems can perform their duties and perform them well. One makes beautiful transitions and puts extra emphasis on creating an esthetically pleasing affair for the user; while the other makes sure the user knows what’s going on, how well the process is progressing, at what rate, etc.

What does this say about making a choice? Which one is better? Falkor isn’t going to guide you this time, but the answer is obvious --- user. You, the user, need to decide what category of Operating System User you are. Do you need the behind the scenes, or do your scenes need to be pulchritudinous? Do you want the software choices to be guided by your hardware choice? To put this rivalry to rest (though the title: The Story That Ends At Some Point would be no fun) I say: Make up your mind, you'll be happy either way.
Spring is Underway
Feeling a little down, under the weather, but have an inkling that it's all in your head? Well as the seasons change and the weather becomes less and less constant a multitude of changes take place in your body that creates changes in the mind. History of bad allergies? Beware of manic depression. Sounds a little strange, but take a minute to look and it all makes sense. While allergies have their usual symptoms, people suffering will endure a host of other less concrete symptoms, including irritability, mood changes, fatigue and even depression.

In recent years, allergists have begun working with psychologists to better understand why the "allergy blues" occur, and the answer — immune system proteins or just a lack of sleep, or possibly a combination of the two – is still up for debate. Read a doctor response to someone suffering from depression and you may find that you have similar feelings.
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Advances in April
Vermont joins Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Iowa


Kal Penn, aka the doobie toting stoner (Harold &Kumar) or Dr. Kutner (House) is giving up acting to become the associate director at the Office of Public Liaison. His role: Help Obama and his administration get in with various arts and entertainment groups while simultaneously giving an edge to Obama's appearance to the Asian and Pacific Islander communities. (Source: AP)






