Church Twittering
Here’s what the world would look like if I Twittered from church most mornings.
7:55: Sitting down. Arranging kids and paging thru bulletin.
7:56: Exit hymn is #710. Does that make this a 7-10 split?
8:00: Standing
8:15: Sitting, singing
8:20: Communion – brb.
8:24: I’m back. Praying.
8:37: Sat down at the wrong time. Now trying to make it look like I needed to fix my socks and standing back up.
8:55: Done. See you twitterites in the gym for coffee.
Bring me… the bore worms!
Blog@Newsarama » “Aa-ahhh!!!,” indeed.
The 1980 Flash Gordon movie is getting a decent DVD release at last. Now you can see the Hawkmen dive in digital clarity.
That doesn’t count
Think Progress » White House excludes bomb deaths in casualty counts.
WHAT?! How…I mean….I just…but they…
Wow. Nice when you can just look at a pile of 23 bodies from a bombing and say that they really don’t count.
Asshat
Giuliani Broadens His Message on Terrorism – New York Times
No Rudy, it’s not that Democrats don’t understand the problems the country faces in defending itself, it’s just that they don’t feel the best way to protect U.S. citizens is to massively piss off the rest of the world.
Game on
Kucinich Officially Moves To Impeach Cheney | The Huffington Post
How much you want to bet Cheney makes a claim along the lines of Congress not actually having the power to impeach Executive branch officials? Either that or he just hides behind the “How dare you do this to our troops during war time?” line that’s proven so popular with this administration.
LOTD: 4/25/07
- Research firm Gartner predicts by 2011, 80 percent of online users will be part of some sort of virtual world. (CT)
- Does the idea of creating a static CD of Wikipedia make anyone else’s head just hurt? (CT)
- Baradell calls out those who most frequently abuse Web 2.0 buzzwords. The results are so very not surprising I’m a little surprised. (CT)
- Mandy at Internet Marketing Monitor has an interesting analysis of how the story of the gunman at the Johnson Space Center was being broken and covered on traditional versus social news sites. (CT)
- Crisis management is apparently hard with all these new fangled computers messing up traditional PR efforts. What’s the take-away? Don’t get into trouble in the first place. (CT)
- Professional social network LinkedIn has launched a corporate blog and Mario Sundar is looking for best practices when it comes to comment moderation and such. (CT)
I like The Hulk
Film Threat Blogs » Blog Archive » In Defense of Big Green…
I agree with Felix at FilmThreat. I too like Ang Lee’s big-screen Hulk flick. I think it accomplishes exactly what Lee and company set out to accomplish and is more than a little entertaining. It deviates from the source material no more or less than other superhero flicks (Felix leaves out the fact that no one seems to decry the fact that the big-screen Spider-Man has organic web shooters) and does stay true to the overall themes of the character. I think I just might pull this out tonight and give it another spin based on Felix’s post.
