October 2009
OctoberOct 31 Saturday 09
Had a dream last night that geena Davis was closing down birite. Glad that's not true.
updated Oct 31, 2009 via Twitter
OctoberOct 29 Thursday 09
Hoping engadget's SMS tip will fix the battery life on my Hero. Thanks @paperbrigade!
updated Oct 29, 2009 via Twitter
OctoberOct 22 Friday 09
Total hound earlier. Now time to pack for phoenix
updated Oct 23, 2009 via Twitter
OctoberOct 21 Wednesday 09
Really don't wanna do my laundry... where's wash and fold when ya need it?
updated Oct 21, 2009 via Twitter
OctoberOct 20 Tuesday 09
First tweet on the hero. First impression: sluggish.
updated Oct 20, 2009 via Twitter
Those big bank earnings explained
Shared by bjohnsme
Anybody know if this is true? Totally awful if so...
Phil Greenspun's finance buddy explains how JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs made $6.8 billion in profit last quarter. Basically they borrowed money from the US Govt at 0% and then bought bonds …
My new phone is somewhere at work, making its way to my desk. It's no iPhone, but goodbye Instinct!
updated Oct 20, 2009 via Twitter
OctoberOct 13 Tuesday 09
The rain and the bus driver are making me want to post something passive aggressive.
updated Oct 13, 2009 via Twitter
OctoberOct 11 Sunday 09
Had a heartbreak in Fantasy Football today. All I need was one point... underachievers...
updated Oct 11, 2009 via Twitter
Uggggh... poor Chiefs. They put up a good fight though, so that's nice to see!
updated Oct 11, 2009 via Twitter
OctoberOct 9 Friday 09
"The agreement limits consumer choice in out-of-print books about as much as it limits consumer choice in unicorns. " http://bit.ly/8kcc3
updated Oct 9, 2009 via Twitter
OctoberOct 6 Tuesday 09
Was convinced I had forgotten my phone at home but it's been in my pocket all day. I'm losing it.
updated Oct 6, 2009 via Twitter
OctoberOct 4 Sunday 09
90% sure we're standing next to GE Smith before Aimee Mann
updated Oct 4, 2009 via Twitter
Hammer vs. feather on the Moon
Nothing like a little science on the Moon, I always say.
Astronaut David Scott in 1971, from the Apollo 15 Lunar Surface Journal. Scott was part of the Apollo 15 crew, and applied Galileo's findings about gravity and mass by testing a falcon feather and a hammer. The …