Joey Gibson

Uh...Oops. - ♫ Rahsheen™

They picked it because all their developers are .NET ones (PCH in Shenzhen). Big buck deal for Microsoft. - Robert Scoble

Now is that saying something about Twitter/FriendFeed or about Microsoft Dynamics? =) - RAD Moose

RAD: talking about enterprise software isn't as interesting as cat photos. - Robert Scoble

Shakespeare - Johnny Worthington

I always wander over to the mythology section. - xero

Break the large bill? I'm afraid I'd squeeze it until it cried, and not have the change left over for.... whatever you need it for. - Ladybug Heather

Kansas Preacher Pushes Obama Muslim Message WICHITA, KAN. — A Wichita, Kansas preacher says he will not remove a message on his church sign that says President-Elect Barack Obama is a Muslim. The sign is staying up despite the fact that Obama is a Christian. The sign at Spirit One Christian Center reads, “America we have a Muslim president. This is sin against the Lord.” Obama supporters reportedly got into a shouting match with parishioners outside the church on Sunday. - ♣genieyclo♣

That sign is painful in so many ways... - xero

@Sean, I'm going to buy that book you told me about the next time I get to the book store. I think it's going to be an insightful read. Since the election, I've wanted to learn more about the government, what's going on. Thank you!!!! - Patricia

"When a 15-year-old comes into Wile-e’s bar looking for a cold beer, the bartender, Mike Whaley, is happy to serve it up — as long as a parent is there to give permission. “If they’re 15, 16, 17, it’s fine if they want to sit down and have a few beers,” said Mr. Whaley, who owns the tavern in this small town in southern Wisconsin. While it might raise some eyebrows in most of America, it is perfectly legal in Wisconsin. Minors can drink alcohol in a bar or restaurant in Wisconsin if they are accompanied by a parent or legal guardian who gives consent. While there is no state law setting a minimum age, bartenders can use their discretion in deciding whom to serve." - RAPatton via Bookmarklet

"Before he owned Wile-e’s, Mr. Whaley said there were some cases where he had to say no to a parent. “I’ve had situations where a parent was going to buy drinks for a kid who looked 8 or 10 years old,” he said, “and I had to say, ‘That’s a no-go.’ ” He also has a rule in his tavern that under-age drinkers must leave by 9 p.m. “When it gets later in the night, people don’t want a bunch of kids running around,” he said. One recent night, a lanky, blond-haired 17-year-old boy shot pool at the bar with his dad. Both were drinking soda. In Mr. Whaley’s view, the bar can be a suitable place for families to gather, especially when the beloved Green Bay Packers are on the television. “On game days, a buddy of mine will come to the bar with his 2-year-old, his 8-year-old and his 10-year-old,” Mr. Whaley said. “He might get a little drunk. But his wife just has a few cocktails. It’s no big deal. Everybody has a good time.”" - RAPatton

I'm all about that. I was sipping from my parents since I was a kid, and I don't get stupid drunk like others who didnt have their first drink til they were 18 or 21. - Shevonne Polastre

Drinking a bars in the sticks in Wisconsin is awesome. Rounds for the whole joint cost like 20 bucks. - Jay Tannenbaum

"Call him the "Android of La Mancha." Brent Spiner, the actor best known as Data the pallid android on TV's "Star Trek: The Next Generation" and various film incarnations of the show, is boldly going where no one from the planet Omicron Theta has gone before -- to L.A.'s Reprise Theatre Company to star in the Broadway musical "Man of La Mancha."" - RAPatton via Bookmarklet

Instead of saying, "I'm really just a server guy, I don't really know all that stuff," you just answer their questions and satisfy their requirements. I'm not ever going to say again that I'm not really a web developer. I can do all that too now but I'm guessing most teams will find out that I know tons more about the server side... ("all that" not including design - I'll still say I'm not a designer). - Tad, Fool

ASP.NET is great, so long as you treat it like Classic ASP or PHP. - xero

Justin, I've been a C# developer forever. I did a little ASP.NET 1.0 but then got into the business and data layers and never looked back. But, over the past 2-3 years, I've gained a diabolical loathing for all things SQL so it looks like back to the UI I go. I'd prefer to do desktop clients but that's just not what the future seems to hold. I won't go so far as to get into Silverlight/Flash kind of things but ASP.NET? Sure, why not. - Akiva Moskovitz

Just to sell his new book.... *shakes head* - Shey

See, more proof Seth needs to be on twitter - he's clearly not engaging his audience! LOL - Susan Beebe

It looks more like a Kool-Aid line to me:) Real or imaginary, it's a Kool-Aid line! - Roney Smith

I'm serious. There are some apps out there that I bet would have a larger user base if they would do a video to show us WTF we're supposed to do with it. - ♫ Rahsheen™

Amen. - Nicholas Kreidberg

If I can understand a service well enough, I'd do screencasts of them myself, but most of them are just not that clear to me :) - ♫ Rahsheen™

I'd love to see it, but I'll say nay. Hasn't been much momentum with it yet. I'm hoping we'll see it by February. - Kevin C. Tofel

nay. I say early Q2 '09 with possible announce/demo at Macworld in January. - Jon Price

I thought safari was google chrome for mac. - Cliff Gerrish