Link of the Day — Just click on it and you’ll be satisfied
No one in the financial world really knows what they’re doing. It’s a con game, a scam. It’s all pretend, but everyone thinks it’s real so we must perpetuate that myth.
http://www.vanityfair.com/politics/features/2009/04/iceland200904
Software bugs are a funny thing. They are either inconceivably hard to find and fix or are so stupidly obvious that you slap your head in dismay at how stupidly obvious they are. Tracking them then solving them, that’s the fun part of it all.
There’s one conveyor belt sushi in town. It’s not that good. Cheap, but since you got there to stuff your face it ends up being the same price as any other sushi joint in town. It’s also nothing but rolls. No maki sushi. No sashimi. Hardly any nagiri.
Now I feel like some sushi.
http://www.dannychoo.com/detail/mac/eng/image/15359/Sushi+Conveyor.html
Last year was Rose McGowan. This year Alec Baldwin. I love watching the co-hosts to TCM’s “The Essentials” they make movies fun. Alec Baldwin will make it funner.
And we keep paying these people? Keeping them afloat for things they stupidly did? Why again?
They should be thanking us every day.
Is this movie good? I haven’t had the chance to watch it yet.
http://www.thirteen.org/sites/reel13/indies/indie-sita-sings-the-blues/241/
I’ve never read Love Hina. I’ve heard good things about it. It’s a harem manga and kami-sama knows how cliched they could be. I might pick it up after reading how it makes otaku swoon. I’m sucker for harem manga (Ichigo 100% is straight up harem), but I hope the guy is no doofus (in Ichigo 100% that guy’s frustrating) so that I’m not yelling at him every few pages.
http://animealmanac.com/2009/02/24/repost-keitaro-urashima-the-everynerd/
I would’ve bought a Gibson 335. Ain’t these the cutest things? I think I would take The Ventures set.
I had probably linked his predictions prior to our Oscar Pool, but Nate Silver does an analysis of where he went wrong. There’s a comment there that congratulates him on missing only two. I think we all did just as good and we were picking names out of a hat. When I think back, it would’ve been just as well to have gone with the front runners. You would’ve nailed all them. And no, Sean Penn, wasn’t a big surprise — see Eddie Murphy in best supporting actor.
http://www.fivethirtyeight.com/2009/02/some-post-oscars-thoughts-on.html
