David Ward

Nope - no idea what this is about - something about showing your wrist? - Tad, the true FF Dummy via Bookmarklet

Is this Scobez's sarcastic face? - Tad, the true FF Dummy

And Donavan, you want further proof: look at the people taking shots at FF...the common thread is that they are nearly all first adopters themselves. This isn't a trendy first adopter site by any stretch. It may have been for 5 minutes, but most have gone now - Duncan Riley

yeah well the beginning to me sounded like her argument was "Louis Gray is so right" and FriendFeed is too complicated, it needs to be dumbed down for the masses if it wants to go mainstream -- then it turns into this WTF WHY WON'T YOU RETURN MY CALLS? I AM FRIENDS WITH ZUCKERBERG! DON'T YOU REALIZE I CAN MAKE YOU OR BREAK YOU? rant, at which point her business advice seemed a *touch* disingenuous -- to me, anyway. ;-) - Karim

"You're right, Charles -- the board didn't specifically deny that he was sick. But they did everything in their power to suggest that his health had nothing to do with him not giving his regular keynote, when clearly it did. And contacting individual reporters for off-the-record conversations hardly qualifies as disclosure." - mathew ingram

Isn't it a 30 day aggregate metric? - Mark Trapp

ToJo - Awww how sweet! <3 Right back at ya!! :) - Susan Beebe

Matthew - also I've never been to Ann Arbor, sounds like a nice place though - Susan Beebe

"THE LOVE: "A gigantic heart made from latex. The aim of our project was to show heart - the simbol of love, showed mostly as sweet and red, in the other way. Because love is a very complicated emotion. Our avatar of the love is more naturalistic, sensual, obscure. Maybe even associated with pure erotic love but everyone can find it s own interpretation of this acting on imagination. "" - edythe via Bookmarklet

"Guess Who's Coming to Dinner (1967) Viewing this film today, Sidney Poitier's style seems sharp but far from revolutionary. At the time, however, his look carried a much more than a price tag. His classic Brooks Brothers suit registered as a statement of purpose, an African American asserting his status and equality. But a few critics argued that the look was also a cop-out, further confirmation that acting and dressing "white" was the way to get ahead. Nonetheless, Poitier became an icon, cited by actors like Denzel Washington and Will Smith as an inspiration." - edythe via Bookmarklet

This movie is fantastic, if you haven't seen it. Tracy, Hepburn and Poitier. This pic makes me think of Obama, too. - Jeanine Walters

Me too Jeanine - Mo Kargas

Interesting, in that this movie came out after "I Spy" which had Bill Cosby in a suit. Yes, black men wore suits then, but most of them were entertainers. People weren't really shown a professional black man in a suit. Also interesting considering the time the movie came out, was a special upheaval in black America and more "radical" ways of dressing were becoming the norm. - Anika Malone

"Jessica Battram, 2004 Position this ingenious disc-shaped slicer on any apple and rotate to release perfect slices for snacking or cooking. Don't need a whole apple at once? Just leave the disc pressed against the fruit, and it will not dry out or turn brown. Made of stainless steel. Dishwasher safe." - edythe via Bookmarklet

cute as hell. - Nicole Simon via Bookmarklet

Hahaha, I love these! :) - Danielle Closs

Good night! I will be heading to bed in 20 min. - Shevonne Polastre

Welcome back - Charlie Anzman

thanx...kinda smitten with Tampa though, you mind find a Sarah and Anthony in Tampa blog competition ;-P - Anthony Farrior

Dig into your Friendfeed community stats - tsudohnimh

A nifty compact calendar - tsudohnimh