This pictures was taken by tossing the camera on air (camera set on timer, I suppose). There’s a blog and flickr group dedicated for this type of picture taking.
I wouldn’t wanna try this with an SLR…
(via RexLam.com)
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Monthly Archive for November, 2005
The Mess That Greenspan Made: Hummer Overfloweth
Sources can be unreliable, but the scuttlebutt was that inventory had been building for months now and the local Hummer dealer had panicked. He had begun storing his Hummer inventory at an undisclosed location, far from the dealer showroom so as not to spook jittery, prospective buyers with the mounting number of unsold H2s and H3s.
Check out the photos of 300-some Hummers in SoCal, waiting to be loved… LOL
I love the last paragraph:
The reason that the story of rapidly rising Hummer inventory is so interesting and so amusing, is that America’s most ostentatious Sport Utility Vehicle, the Hummer SUV, is a metaphor for America in the world today - overweight, overpriced, inefficient, and unloved.
Sad, but so true.
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IVR Cheat Sheet to Find a Human lists ways to bypass all those menus to directly to human operator. It was featured on NPR Morning Edition this morning. They did some tests for few companies on the air and they actually worked!
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Thanks to my buddy Kenny, I went to see Cal basketball in Berkeley last night. I’ve never watched a live basketball game, so it was quite an experience. It was a free-for-students night, so the pavilion was full of energetic kids… their cheers almost deafening. And even though someone sitting near us kept “cuttin’ cheese” (which nobody seemed to care), we had much fun nevertheless :-)
See other pictures from the game.
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BBC NEWS | Asia-Pacific | Door thwarts quick exit for Bush
Just like his daddy
Oh, and if you missed Earth to America on TBS, check out this hilarious video clip of Will Ferrell, as “the President of the World” LOL
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Yahoo! Q&A beta launched today. It’s much like 지식검색 (”knowledge search”) popular in Yahoo! Korea and many other portals in asia. Google had something like this for long time too.
I found the answer to the question I’ve been wondering about: is my red is also your red?
Excellent!
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I’m thinking about hosting my blog on another site because that’s powered by wordpress with MySql backend, so it’s much faster and easier to manage…
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NPR : Alien Encounters: Dolphins and a Magician
Teller, of Magician duo Penn & Teller, talks about his experience shooting the NBC special Penn & Teller: Off The Deep End
I really thought he was a mute ^^;
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I borrowed this book from my sister Yono, on my recent trip to L.A. It’s a Korean translation, which I think made a come-back after appearing in a very popular romantic drama series 내 이름은 김삼순 :-)
Whenever I pick up this book, I can’t help but hum to myself this very old song 모모는 철부지 (Click to listen) I guess it was a theme song for a movie of the same title
모모는 철부지 모모는 무지개
모모는 생을 쫓아가는 시계바늘이다
모모는 방랑자 모모는 외로운 그림자
너무 기뻐서 박수를 치듯이 날개짓하며
날아가는 니스의 새들이 꿈꾸는
모모는 환상가
그런데 왜 모모 앞에 있는
생은 행복한가
인간은 사랑없이 살 수 없다는 것을
모모는 잘 알고 있기 때문이다
모모는 철부지 모모는 무지개
모모는 생을 쫓아가는 시계바늘이다
우 모모 —
I wasn’t much of a reader when I was young… but one book I remember reading was The Neverending Story, also by Michael Ende :-)
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Is it better to work out in the morning or at night? | Outside Online
According to fitness coach Chris Carmichael (better known as Lance Armstrong’s trainer)
The best time to work out is the time that consistently fits into your schedule and enhances your day instead of disrupting it. There is no physiological benefit to working out at a particular time of day, so choose a time that you know you can stick with.
…One tip if you do switch to morning workouts, though, is to eat a small, carbohydrate-rich snack as soon as you wake up. Overnight, your body uses up almost all the carbohydrate stored in your liver, and this is your brain’s primary source of blood sugar.
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