I was doing some research for my voting identity post and was reading an article on voter registration requirements in the various US states. I noticed that in Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Idaho, Illinois, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Vermont: there is no requirement to be of sound mind to register to vote.
In Wisconsin, one of the requirements is "Not make or benefit from a bet or wage depending on the result of an election". What kind of fun is that?
It is supposed to be Spring now. It is not acting that way. Vancouver has been pretty chilly lately, and today it is snowing. Not just a little. Great big flakes of snow. (view from outside my loft)
I was reading the Feb 4/08 issue of Fortune cover story on 100 best places to work and decided to play with Apple’s Numbers and do some comparisons of tech companies. A couple ratios were interesting, the revenue per employee and the number of applicants per hire, plotted below for your viewing pleasure. Google leads in both. Interesting to see Microsoft trail in diversity, and no surprise, Apple is not in the top 100 companies to work for. (click on the graphic to see a bigger version)
Today I was talking to someone who had heard about my Identity 2.0 talk but had not seen it. He said he had done a search and I found it odd that he had not seen a link to the video. I Googled my name and the first listing was to my talk. He then mentioned that he used Live Search. So I went to Live.com and searched for my name. Here is a screen shot of the results:
Yesterday I posted on my Identity20.com blog about my new "friend" Lindsay and my conclusion that "she" is a shill for EQO. Today I got this message from Lindsay:
Well, Lindsay’s room mate is pretty hot. Note how the Play button on the video is strategically placed. The thread started after Lindsay had said how she knew me was that I was part of her extended family. Here is Lindsay’s original profile photo when she asked me to be her first friend. Below is the YouTube video …
(Given the topic has shifted from identity to soft pr0n, I have moved the conversation to this blog!)
Monocle ranked Vancouver the number 15 best place to call home. If you have not seen it, Monocle is the new mag from the creators of Wallpaper (so 90s of a mag
I was doing some research for my voting identity post and was reading an article on voter registration requirements in the various US states. I noticed that in Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Idaho, Illinois, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Vermont: there is no requirement to be of sound mind to register to vote. 
It is supposed to be Spring now. It is not acting that way. Vancouver has been pretty chilly lately, and today it is snowing. Not just a little. Great big flakes of snow. (view from outside my loft)
Well, Lindsay’s room mate is pretty hot. Note how the Play button on the video is strategically placed. The thread started after Lindsay had said how she knew me was that I was part of her extended family. Here is Lindsay’s original profile photo when she asked me to be her first friend. Below is the YouTube video …
