20-ish girl: Is this the line for the park?–Line for Neue Gallery, 85th & Madison
JAP on cell: Ummm… Some crazy lady just threw her coffee all over my legs. You don’t think I’ll get AIDS, do you?–Penn Station
Chick to doughnut: Don’t go to my stomach, okay? Just go to my titties.–125th & Broadway
Man on cell: Don’t call her a prostitute! That’s my mom you’re talking about. You lived with her — was she a prostitute then? No, she was not!–92nd & 1st
Mom to teen daughter: This is a very interesting place. It kind of has a European feel. –Au Bon Pain, 8th St
Chubs: Restaurant week is like Hanukkah for us fatties!–Little West 12th & 9th
Overheard in New York – Have A Great Labor Day Weekend!
Don’t Forget to visit my Environmental Blog, The Fatty Cares
Another case of American Government thinking they are better than the rest of the world for absolutely no reason other than to promote the crappy industries that destroy our environment and make politicians rich.
AP – The United States and Europe are working together to tackle global warming, the chief U.S. climate negotiator said Wednesday, deflecting growing criticism within the EU and the developing world over Washington’s perceived go-it-alone stance.
U.S. plays down split with EU on climate (AP)
I use Yahoo’s AddressGuard for every single web site/social network/beta test I sign up for, because you never know… Here are my 3 easy steps to creating one through Yahoo! (note this is a Yahoo! Mail Plus feature):
- From the Yahoo! Toolbar, I go to “Mail” –> Add Disposable Address
- Enter the name of the web site after my “basename” (see below*)
- Copy the new Disposable E-mail and paste it on the site’s signup e-mail address form
*All the disposable addresses that you create in AddressGuard use the same simple pattern: yourbasename-keyword@yahoo.com
Learn More at:
- Using Disposable Addresses
- AddressGuard on the Yahoo! Toolbar
- Seeing Who Uses Your Disposable Addresses
- Sending Message Using Disposable Addresses
Compared to Top 20 Temporary and Disposable Email Services, Yahoo’s Address Guard is best and allows to have it already built into your e-mail and toolbar.
Shit, Super Smash Bros Brawl just got a whole lot more intense and weird. I’m even more excited.
These are some new images of the Nintendo Wii game Super Smash Bros Brawl
Super Smash Bros Brawl New Images: Pok?mon Trainer
This video brings out all sorts of emotions, from so sad, to soo funny, too whaa??? Continue Reading Change of Pace: Drunk Animals in the Wild
Yahoo! Mail Plus is only $20 per year and to me, it was worth it just so I didn’t have any ads to deal with. However, there are several perks, which I’ll copy and paste below:
My favorite feature that I use everyday is the AddressGuard / Disposable Addresses… Which I will talk about in my next post.
Senior Producer Jean-Yves Patay from game developer PAM promised that the game will have more than Wii Sports’ tennis had to offer.
“There’ll be no big heads and no players without legs,” he told CVG. Aside from that, Top Spin Tennis will also focus on the actual tennis experience than being a tech demo of the Wii’s motion sensing capabilities. Patay stressed out that they’re offering “a real tennis game.”
PAM dev: Top Spin Tennis is real tennis for hardcore gamers
Ummm, This is even more confusing than building your own Wii… or perhaps the Super C 10 extra lives cheat… perhaps…
Table Tennis motion sensing explained
Well, as far as I can remember, aside from AOL, Yahoo! was the first web site that was “FULL” of content, utilities and options. Yahoo! basically was the only competitor to AOL in the earlier years of the web, the 14.4 kbs years, 28.8 kbs was just coming out and way to expensive.
*Screenshots courtesy of the Internet Archive’s Way Back Machine*
Anyhoo, I’ve been into Yahoo! since and I have lots of good things to say and a few negatives. So, let’s Shout for Yahoo!
Oh Google…
We’re very pleased to tell you that the Google Web Toolkit (GWT) is no longer in beta as of today’s release of GWT 1.4. For Java developers who have used GWT to create high-end web applications over the last year, this may not seem all that surprising. But if you haven’t yet heard the story behind GWT, this seems like the perfect time…Download GWT 1.4
Google Web Toolkit: Towards a better web
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