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#MrTweet is very clever and quite well done: http://mrtweet.net?c=5
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An optimistic (though perhaps not predictive) sign: Union Square in SF is packed with shoppers today. Though I can't vouch for their taste.
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Just as Starbucks shutters hundreds of stores Blue Bottle expands...newest store coming to the SF Ferry Building.
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@BJ when in doubt with an RFP, try a paper shredder.
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There's a guy with an "Accept Jesus or Burn" sign here that lists those that God will destroy. One is "inventors of evil things". Hmmm.
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Taking the family ice skating!
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@dsifry I might just see you down there at the rink!
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Does having sex with a replicant count as fornication (biblically speaking)?
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SIlver lining dept: If we go into a real depression, I'm thinking it would a good time to go on a scientific expedition to Antarctica.
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And now I'm wondering how much Amoeba Records will pay me for all my used CDs. That's my Black Friday project (to pay for a Mac Mini)
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I know it's a Chinese curse to live in interesting times, but it is a riveting experience to live through this period. I wouldn't trade it.
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Thankful that my baby sleeps through the night, that SF's winters are mild, and that Earth survived another near miss with an asteroid.
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@emoryprof Welcome to the club! We adore @sanfranannie
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Entraced by beautiful diversion: http://playauditorium.com/
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Having the most painful conference call ever with Hungarian procurement officers. Soviet bloc meets Internet economy.
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"He'd strangle on his own spit if he didn't have me to swab his throat out for him." - 1st Sergeant Warden, From Here to Eternity
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My niece, who's in nursing school , isn't allowed to use Wikipedia for research -- teachers say "anyone can write anything they want on it."
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The financial tsunami reminds me of this Krugman article from 1998 where he explains economics via a baby-sitting co-op. http://is.gd/7NqO
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@maximolly Welcome to the 37 Club!
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Seignorage is a very interesting word. http://en.wikipedia.org/wik...
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