If the image above looks familiar, you probably saw it when I posted about my google chrome laptop. I’m posting about it again because Wired.com used it today for one of their stories.
Thanks to ethegolfman for the heads up.
If the image above looks familiar, you probably saw it when I posted about my google chrome laptop. I’m posting about it again because Wired.com used it today for one of their stories.
Thanks to ethegolfman for the heads up.
I’ve been offline quite a bit these days, but I happened to jump on today. I didn’t realize Google does a personalized doodle for you on your birthday. Scared me for a second at first. It even said “Happy birthday, Jen” when my mouse hovered over it!

From the Google blog:
Because doodles are such a fun part of the search experience, we thought we’d share a fun little way Google will help celebrate your birthday. When you include your date of birth on your Google profile, you may notice a special treat on the Google homepage on your birthday (be sure to sign in). Click on the doodle for another birthday surprise!
Here are some quotes I like about getting old:
Anyways, this birthday didn’t suck too badly. Nothing bad happened (yet!) as something usually does on or around my birthday.

“Love your neighbor as yourself. (Reference)”
Am I inadvertently starting a trend of self-portraits around my birthday/Christmas? See #1 here. This one includes my photo friend Brad.
Image info: Forgot to take down this guy’s name. We just chatted a bit while he lit a smoke. Taken somewhere in the Mission. Man, I gotta work on nailing focus. But yay for more orange.
I just got my check, so I thought I’d share this if anyone’s interested. Looks like they’re trying to take on Paypal.
The first free $10 is new member only. Another $10 is for all serve members.
1. Register a free account at serve.com. You can get $10 instantly. An email verification code will be sent to you for verification.
2. Answer a trivia question at playmoneymover.com to get another $10. You will be asked for your email address when you answer the trivia correctly (you can do it multiple times until you get it right). $10 is not credited instantly, you will receive instructions in your email on how to get your $10 in the next business day.
You can withdraw your money from serve by check (7-10 business days) or transfer to your bank account (2-3 business days) for free. You can also do it on an ATM which supports AMEX. No fee for the first withdrawal in a month, additional monthly withdrawals are $2.00 each.
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