I got a renewal notice for the BagOfNothing.com domain name and hosting service. I’m tempted to just use Facebook or Google+ and save some cash.
One day in the future, I bet all school classrooms will have a camera recording all audio and visual. It will become a necessity to protect the teacher and student, and unfortunately, be used to help with a crime scene. I can also foresee any parent being able to view what’s going on in the classroom online. This will all happen when costs drop to an affordable price and setup and software is more streamlined, and we’re not that far from it.
Since it’s often disputed, there’s a website dedicated to the height of Arnold Schwarzenegger – ArnoldHeight.com – Welcome to the premier Schwarzenegger ‘Height-Site’ on the internet. We pride ourselves in being the ONLY site dedicated to Arnold Schwarzenegger’s vertical measurement.
ABC will be holding local casting calls for ‘The Bachelor’ as will a new show produced by Ellen DeGeneres ‘First Dates’. More info here.
Rolling Stone has posted their feature on David Letterman in full. I found it funny that in a small Montana town you can see Dave ride a horse-drawn wagon in a Fourth of July parade.
Engadget – What do lasers have to do with an 1651 oil painting? Quite a lot, as it turns out: a new project called Water Light celebrates a Dutch museum’s acquisition of The Breach of St. Anthony’s Dike by making you feel like you’re inside the painting. Using the latest LED technology, creator Studio Roosegaarde says the spectacle gives viewers “the experience and perception… of a virtual flood.
I would be willing to throw a modest donation your way for the domain renewal or your hosting fees. Not because I think you need or want charity, but because I get value out of making the Bag part of my daily routine. I wouldn't blame you for taking it to one of the free social media outlets, but it would lose some of its luster for me.
Your daily mentions of Letterman this week reminded me of something I read on Deadspin yesterday: If you're not tuning in to his last episodes, you're missing out. I haven't watched his show on a regular basis in years, but I've just found myself having an emotional connection to it recently. Maybe it's because I spent a lot of nights in my junior high and early high school years staying up past midnight to watch the old NBC show.
I’m very touched that you would consider making a donation, but I couldn’t accept it. But I think you make a great point saying it would lose its luster. Sure I can do it elsewhere, but it just wouldn’t feel the same, so now I’m leaning towards renewing it again. Heck, I feel like Letterman did about a decade ago. I started with long contracts for the domain and hosting and now they get shorter and shorter because I’m not sure of the commitment or what kind of demand I have. When it comes to Letterman and his retirement, for me, it’s just another part of my youth I don’t want to see let go and the adult in me doesn’t want to face the reality that I’m aging.
I would be willing to throw a modest donation your way for the domain renewal or your hosting fees. Not because I think you need or want charity, but because I get value out of making the Bag part of my daily routine. I wouldn't blame you for taking it to one of the free social media outlets, but it would lose some of its luster for me.
Your daily mentions of Letterman this week reminded me of something I read on Deadspin yesterday: If you're not tuning in to his last episodes, you're missing out. I haven't watched his show on a regular basis in years, but I've just found myself having an emotional connection to it recently. Maybe it's because I spent a lot of nights in my junior high and early high school years staying up past midnight to watch the old NBC show.
I’m very touched that you would consider making a donation, but I couldn’t accept it. But I think you make a great point saying it would lose its luster. Sure I can do it elsewhere, but it just wouldn’t feel the same, so now I’m leaning towards renewing it again. Heck, I feel like Letterman did about a decade ago. I started with long contracts for the domain and hosting and now they get shorter and shorter because I’m not sure of the commitment or what kind of demand I have. When it comes to Letterman and his retirement, for me, it’s just another part of my youth I don’t want to see let go and the adult in me doesn’t want to face the reality that I’m aging.