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Whatever party this guy supports, I wonder if they're glad to have him. Did he get the "moran" guy to make his sign?

Highly recommend Calvetica. Works great. Apple's "Calendar" is now tucked away in a "folder" I never open.

It's a little bit interesting that I use neither iCal on my computers nor Calendar on my iPhone. BusySync and now Calvetica, thank you very much!

Coming soon to a Golf Evolution near you. 😉

Yeah, science. What's it ever done for anyone?

Steve! Steve! Steve!

Update: Removed? What?

A year in the making, almost to the day, Analyzr is now shipping for Mac OS X 10.6.

Available in both Home and Pro models and at a special introductory price of $45 and $449, Analyzr is far and away the best video analysis software for sports (primarily golf) on Mac OS X, and arguably, on any platform.

Check out Analyzr for golf video analysis.

http://penguins.nhl.com/club/news.htm?id=552602&navid=DL|PIT|home

Hockey is a tough, physical game, and it always should be. But what happened Friday night on Long Island wasn't hockey. It was a travesty. It was painful to watch the game I love turn into a sideshow like that.

The NHL had a chance to send a clear and strong message that those kinds of actions are unacceptable and embarrassing to the sport. It failed.

We, as a league, must do a better job of protecting the integrity of the game and the safety of our players. We must make it clear that those kinds of actions will not be tolerated and will be met with meaningful disciplinary action.

If the events relating to Friday night reflect the state of the league, I need to re-think whether I want to be a part of it.

Darn right.

Analyzr.

Sign up today, check your email Sunday morning.

Yeah baby! 🙂

Feel ain't real, folks.

This document and this one might come in handy should I ever migrate from (dv)3.5 to (dv)4.0.

Not now. The Analyzr launch is way too close.

In a word: want.

Screw the iPad.

Adobe stinks.

And no, clicking "RETRY" does not help.

My one comment on the game itself: karma seems to have caught up with Ben and, unfortunately, it cost the rest of the team who didn't do whatever Ben did in a dirty Georgia bar… His two turnovers cost the Steelers the game ((Though the Packers may have won anyway if their receivers could have caught the ball.)).

The only good commercial of the night? This one:

And heck, I'd already seen that ad, so it wasn't even as good as it should have been.

Why are Super Bowl ads so shitty these days?

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Just a thought…

Problem:
Your friend Suzy posts on Facebook "Dad's just had a stroke! Racing to the hospital to be with him now!"

You don't have a comment, because you never know just what to say, but you'd like to keep apprised of any updates to this status. You're left with the option of clicking "Like" but, not surprisingly, that seems a bit uncool for a post like this.

Possible Solution:
A "Notify" button or some other name ("Flag" has negative connotations, and "Star" or "Favorite" is too much like "Like") that would provide updates via push notifications or that menu at the top of every Facebook page could alert you when new comments are posted.