Archive for December, 2006

First stop of the morning … New Orleans’ neighborhood « Scobleizer - Tech Geek Blogger

None of my words, nor any of the video or pictures you’ll eventually see, will really bring you how bad it really is.
Scoble is in NOLA.

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File under DUH: Obese kids more likely to have low self-esteem

Wow, stunning.
Obese children, particularly girls, may be more likely than their peers to suffer from low self-esteem, research shows.
Feel free to leave your own follow-up research project ideas. Personally, I’m gunning for the lucrative “people who consume alcohol get drunk more often than teetotalers” NIH funds.
[via Reuters ] (?!?!)

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Christmas in Chelsea

Let’s hit the major stuff.
What’d you do?
Not a damn thing. J– and I stayed home, no family, no friends, just us and the pets. We got up on time and opened presents (more later), had cinnamon rolls for breakfast, and then farted around all day.
For dinner, we made a prime rib using a recipe from [...]

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This Week In God - Daily Show

One Word: U2charist. Seriously.
onegoodmove: This Week In God - Samantha Bee

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Headlines Revolt, Write Selves

300 Say They Got Ill From Olive Garden
That few?

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Get Raped in Second Life

No, seriously. This time it’s not trading real money for fake property or fleecing some media company into opening a bureau in the game. Nope, this time it’s honest-to-simulated-God avatar rape. You even get of a Choose Your Own Deviant Sexual Adventure feel as well. There’s Victim, Rapist, or Participant, where you get to help, [...]

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Second Life Sucks - Someone Calls BS

Clay Shirky pegs the issue with the graphically-awful, over-hyped, socially-devoid virtual life that is Second Life.
Finally, the current mania is largely push-driven. Many of the articles concern “The first person/group/organization in Second Life to do X”, where X is something like have a meeting or open a store — it’s the kind of stuff you [...]

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