See Vic Gundotra's blog post about it here:
Expect comments on politics, the oil & gas industry in general, life in the Gulf of Mexico (GoM), and a host of obviously and not so obviously related things.
Friday, August 12, 2011
Casual Games Rolling out on Google+
I am glad to see this. I like the approach that they have taken by isolating the games on a separate page and not allowing it to clutter your stream. Now I only wish it that it would show up for my account!
Thursday, August 11, 2011
SMBC Employee Satisfaction vs Profit
This is a particularly funny one! It makes me wonder if large corporations are really doing this? LOL
A Pre-Fab Bamboo Bicycle, Grown From The Ground In Bike Shape | Fast Company
Very interesting concept...I wonder what else could be "grownufactured" like this?
A Pre-Fab Bamboo Bicycle, Grown From The Ground In Bike Shape | Fast Company: "A Pre-Fab Bamboo Bicycle, Grown From The Ground In Bike Shape"
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Digital Life - White House rickrolls bored Twitter follower
The White House surely has better stuff to worry about, but at least they are hip enough to know how to RickRoll!
Saturday, July 16, 2011
Google + Invites
I have Google + (Plus) invites available. If you are interested, contact me here or e-mail me if you know my address.
Looking forward to the requests...
Looking forward to the requests...
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Funny Stuff
Found this article shared on LinkedIn...it's got some very funny listings.
10 Real Job Ads That Made Us Laugh Out Loud Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/funny-job-ads-2011-4##ixzz1OiiSVNNV
I am seriously thinking about applying for the last one...something about time travel always piques my interest!
10 Real Job Ads That Made Us Laugh Out Loud Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/funny-job-ads-2011-4##ixzz1OiiSVNNV
I am seriously thinking about applying for the last one...something about time travel always piques my interest!
Saturday, January 1, 2011
Happy New Year's! (And a Quick Tron Review)
Happy New Year's to everyone!
Mel & I had a sitter last night so we got to go out, eat dinner, and watch a movie. A rare occasion, to say the least. Mel decided on Tron: Legacy. I was really excited, because I was not expecting to get to see it until it came out on DVD. They are only showing it in 3D at our theater, which doesn't make much of a difference to me because I have no depth perception. I was curious how it would look to me, so even though it cost us an extra $6 above the normal movie price to see it in 3D.
The movie was pretty good. The story was really good and had some very cool scenes. There were some lame plot devices, but I can't remember exactly what they were at the moment...so I guess they weren't that big of a deal. The effects were awesome even from my 2D perspective. Yeah, as I alluded to earlier, I couldn't really make out anything glaringly 3D. According to Mel, she said that there were no "coming at you" moments, but things did look a lot more real to me than just something projected on a screen.
I think the door may have been left open for a sequel, if you want to stretch it, but they tied up a lot of stuff at the end. It would be cool to see a epilogue in another media format that tells us what happens after the end of the movie...how things progress form there.
Overall, I give it a 4 out of 5 stars ****_
BTW, we kept the glasses, because they wanted them back to recycle them after charging me $3 extra for me not even being able to see 3D...LOL.
Again, Happy 2011!
Mel & I had a sitter last night so we got to go out, eat dinner, and watch a movie. A rare occasion, to say the least. Mel decided on Tron: Legacy. I was really excited, because I was not expecting to get to see it until it came out on DVD. They are only showing it in 3D at our theater, which doesn't make much of a difference to me because I have no depth perception. I was curious how it would look to me, so even though it cost us an extra $6 above the normal movie price to see it in 3D.
The movie was pretty good. The story was really good and had some very cool scenes. There were some lame plot devices, but I can't remember exactly what they were at the moment...so I guess they weren't that big of a deal. The effects were awesome even from my 2D perspective. Yeah, as I alluded to earlier, I couldn't really make out anything glaringly 3D. According to Mel, she said that there were no "coming at you" moments, but things did look a lot more real to me than just something projected on a screen.
I think the door may have been left open for a sequel, if you want to stretch it, but they tied up a lot of stuff at the end. It would be cool to see a epilogue in another media format that tells us what happens after the end of the movie...how things progress form there.
Overall, I give it a 4 out of 5 stars ****_
BTW, we kept the glasses, because they wanted them back to recycle them after charging me $3 extra for me not even being able to see 3D...LOL.
Again, Happy 2011!
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