G+, Kiss My Sass, And Day_lee Adventures
Originally shared by Joseph Lee
A great website where you can view some of the most elegant phone themes I’ve seen yet with instructions on how to replicate it on your own phones. Enjoy!
Originally shared by Peter Hollens
Screen shot from my next video going up thursday!!! www.youtube.com/peterhollens —> be there or i’ll see you on another time. joban.
A Wee bit o’ Irish Humor
Mrs. McGervey was walking down O’Connell Street in Dublin when she met up with Father O’Flaherty.
The Father said, “Top o’ the mornin’ to ye! Aren’t ye Missues McGervey, and didn’t I marry ye and yer hoosband 2 years ago?”
She replied, “Aye, that ye did, Father…”
The Father asked, “And be there any wee little ones yet?”
She replied, ‘No, not yet, Father.’
The Father said, “Well now, I’m going to Rome next week and I’ll light a candle for ye and yer hoosband.”
She replied, “Oh, thank ye, Father.” They then parted ways.
Some years later they met again. The Father asked, “Well now, Missus McGervey, how are ye these days?”
She replied, “Oh, very well, Father!”
The Father asked, “And tell me, have ye any wee ones yet?”
She replied, “Oh yes, Father! Three sets of twins and 4 singles, 10 in all!”
The Father said, “That’s wonderful! How is yer lovin’ hoosband doing?”
She replied, “Oh, ‘e left. Told me ‘e’s goin’ to Rome to blow out ye feckin’ candle!”
The last two weeks have been pretty much nothing but stressful, all because of a near disaster, which turned into a close call. Long story short, I can stay living where I’m at…thanks to Mellodi Parks, matthew rappaport and Laurie DesAutels for being there and listening when I was down.
And, on an even lighter note…
I give you The Dan Band! [NSFW – Language]
wear headphones if you’re at work or around kidlets/senior citizens/mixed company
#BJsTunez
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Happy Belated Birthday, Freddie! You are missed.
Anyone interested in sharing their unique portfolio samples of any of the following work for a collaborative website?
Get back to Shannon Brearley at the post below:
https://plus.google.com/u/0/112317819390625199896/posts/WRzfoKnGVcY
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Originally shared by Shannon Tibbetts
I’m looking for samples of work from the following areas:
DANCE
DESIGN & ILLUSTRATION
FINE ART
MOVING PICTURES
MUSIC
PHOTOGRAPHY
WRITING
That you would be willing to let me use to create a video for a collaborative website launching in the coming weeks.
You will be credited for the work. If interested please post here with examples if you feel comfortable, or contact me for more info.
Sorry to be all secretive, we’re just getting all the bells and whistles working right now.
Pretty cool. Don’t ask me how it was done… Rob Michael can tell ya 🙂
As the end of Labor Day 2011 (and summer, as we know it) comes to a close:
I wonder what Google was trying to say, here.
I suppose I’m late to chime in on this…
Let’s get real. I think something to keep in mind as we form online relationships, is that everything isn’t always okay with everyone, all the time.
But it is okay to be yourself.
Okay to vent
Okay to whine sometimes a little about how one thing or another in your life isn’t going well.
Okay to not always be the most positive beaming ray of sunshine.
We’re human. We have emotions. We share them in our communications, perhaps not always the best way, but they can be resolved through listening to others, having discussions or even just someone saying, “It’s okay, we all have days like that, I understand.” or, “Hope things are going better soon, let me know if you want to talk about it”.
I’ve heard people say, “Fake it ’til you make it” … but is that always true? What does faking anything get us, besides trouble, usually?
We need to start being real and stop this idea that everything we talk about, post about and share has to be the best, the most remarkable, or even just always positive. I’m not saying we should all constantly complain about things. I’m simply saying we need to just realize we’re all just human. What we feel, what we say, to ourselves and others, it’s all part of the human experience.
Everything we do and write and share isn’t going to be earth-shattering, friggin’ fantastic, or even just hunky-dory. It shouldn’t be. I don’t know where or how the idea originated, that this has become some sort of standard. There needs to be a discussion about the way we network, and how real we can be without thinking there’s going to be a negative stigma because of it.
I thought I’d seen everything…
Is your computer “male” or “female”?
1. Open Notepad
2. Type the following line in notepad:
CreateObject(“SAPI.SpVoice”).Speak”I love you”
3. Save file as computer_gender.vbs in any location
4. Run the file by double clicking on it…
(comment on your result – listen to it and figure it out!)
via Lindsey Annison & Ryan Zeigler 🙂