After taking out the Christmas tree, my mom noticed sap on her pants.
Mom: Crap it's sap. I hate that word.
CC: But you said it.
Mom: I had to because it rhymed. Don't tell anyone. I'm breathing like a tornado.
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Now you can find me at my new blog - ccpearce.com
Monday, December 29, 2008
Friday, December 26, 2008
2008 Best iPhone Apps
Here are the apps that I think are most rad this year:
1. Mint.com
If you use this online financial service, this application is fantastic. It's completely intuitive and lets you check all your finances that are linked up to Mint in a matter of seconds.
2. Now Playing
If you go to the movies, it's a must. It searches for theaters close to where you are and displays the critical review rating beside the show times. Complete with links to imdb.com and YouTube trailers, this has made making last-minute movie trips a breeze.
3. RTM (Remember the Milk)
Another app that requires the use of a website, rememberthemilk.com is my favorite for organizing "To Do" lists. I think the app requires that you are a premium user of their services (maybe $20-25 a year?) but if you want a single list of things that need to be done, Remember the Milk is hard to beat. And it integrates with Gmail through a Firefox Add-on (called Remember the Milk for Gmail).
Other Favorites
Sportacular
For live sports updates in almost any category, Sportacular has an interface that makes it easy to check scores, stats, and schedules. Satisfy your sports cravings with a quick glance if you're stuck in a business meeting during your team's bowl game.
Twinkle
I'm learning to be a better user of Twitter, but so far, Twinkle is far and away the interface that I prefer.
Pandora
Internet radio could not be sexier. If you don't know Pandora, visit pandora.com.
SnapTell Explorer
Snap a picture of the cover of a CD, movie, or book and instantly compare prices with a broad database.
Others worth checking out:
Woot On!
Facebook
Google Earth
eBay Mobile
Urbanspoon
Also the Joost app sucks right now, but it might be a really great mobile media platform once they fix it.
1. Mint.com
If you use this online financial service, this application is fantastic. It's completely intuitive and lets you check all your finances that are linked up to Mint in a matter of seconds.
2. Now Playing
If you go to the movies, it's a must. It searches for theaters close to where you are and displays the critical review rating beside the show times. Complete with links to imdb.com and YouTube trailers, this has made making last-minute movie trips a breeze.
3. RTM (Remember the Milk)
Another app that requires the use of a website, rememberthemilk.com is my favorite for organizing "To Do" lists. I think the app requires that you are a premium user of their services (maybe $20-25 a year?) but if you want a single list of things that need to be done, Remember the Milk is hard to beat. And it integrates with Gmail through a Firefox Add-on (called Remember the Milk for Gmail).
Other Favorites
Sportacular
For live sports updates in almost any category, Sportacular has an interface that makes it easy to check scores, stats, and schedules. Satisfy your sports cravings with a quick glance if you're stuck in a business meeting during your team's bowl game.
Twinkle
I'm learning to be a better user of Twitter, but so far, Twinkle is far and away the interface that I prefer.
Pandora
Internet radio could not be sexier. If you don't know Pandora, visit pandora.com.
SnapTell Explorer
Snap a picture of the cover of a CD, movie, or book and instantly compare prices with a broad database.
Others worth checking out:
Woot On!
Google Earth
eBay Mobile
Urbanspoon
Also the Joost app sucks right now, but it might be a really great mobile media platform once they fix it.
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
WOW: Wow
So I sold my World of Warcraft account today ($325!!!!) and after the money came into my Paypal account, this was the response I got from the guy who bought my account:
lol
nice try scammer
the secret answer is fake
ill contact paypal and get my shit back ,wish you die on christmas fucker
Technology, Education, Design - TED
One of the coolest sites you can ever experience is Ted.com. The gist of the site is to show video clips from a conference where they get a bunch of really cool and really brilliant people together to discuss things that are interesting. Yes, this may sound vague, but that's because it covers everything from art and architecture to the future of the internet to quirks of evolutionary psychology to the structure of the universe.
The following video is one I watched today in which Steven Strogatz explains spontaneous synchronization.
Also, Merry Christmas eve!
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
Tom Cruise Cake
I just ate some of Tom Cruise's cake. He sent a coconut cake to Tony and it tastes good.
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