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Thanks to Kevin for another great logo... - Bret Taylor

ای جان چقدر خوبه این - WALL.E

Hello! - Junebug (aka Sarah Jill)

Howdy, Bec! :-) - Kol Tregaskes

<3!!! - Derrick from iPhone

Alex again proves the axiom that Friendfeed menz know how to marry "up". - MASTER OF THE OBVIOUS

Apu meets Dali. Hmm. - Spidra Webster

ouch - winckel

We were so skinny! - Admiral Anika from Bookmarklet

Ah yes... the stories that cop told. HOLY SHIT. Now I believe the WIRE. - Adrian

Happy birthday, Avynn! - Rochelle

ACK. - Jeremy (cropmarks)

Alex Scoble and his lovely bride Cassie. - joey

Totally forgot the big day was yeeterday. Congrats to you both!! - Roberto Bonini from iPhone

I'm STUFFED. - Akiva Moskovitz

^_______^ - Josh Haley

Such a valuable peak into a brilliant mind. - Rob Michael (Atmos Trio)

Seriously. I could eat Indian food every day for the rest of my life. - Akiva Moskovitz

I think I have to try this. - ha3rvey (just a friend)

"It has been the stuff of science fiction for decades. Now scientists have found a way to wipe out painful memories. They have shown that if we are forced to recall something negative very shortly after the experience, it can be 'rewritten' for the better. The finding could one day be used to help soldiers traumatised by the horrors of battle. Researchers gave a group of volunteers mild electric shocks while they looked at a picture of a coloured square. The next day they were subjected to the same combination, to bring back the painful memory, before repeatedly being shown the picture alone. They were again shown the image alone the day after that - and when their levels of anxiety were measured their fear had all but gone, the journal Nature reports. Being shown the picture without the shock within ten minutes after their second exposure to the picture with the shock seemed to rewire the brain's response. Dr Daniela Schiller, from New York University, said: 'This suggests that... more... - RAPatton from Bookmarklet

Araceli, the research done doesn't seem to support that the bad memory itself can be erased. Rather, it's the anxiety associated with the memory. If this works it could help avoid Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder which messes up people's lives for decades. - Ruchira S. Datta

All this to go get food?! - Marissa

there is a difference? haha - Marissa

LOL Sam Rubin. He's a cranky old bitch. He takes entertaining reporting seriously. - Admiral Anika

Sam's just hungry after losing all that weight. Now he has attitude and a tiny bit of self-confidence. And that's a dangerous thing. - Morgan Haley

"People here are also worried about the future. They fret that Bangalore, and India more broadly, will remain a low-cost satellite office of the West for the foreseeable future — more Scranton, Pa., in the American television series “The Office,” than Silicon Valley. Even as the rest of the world has come to admire, envy and fear India’s outsourcing business and its technological prowess, many Indians are disappointed that the country has not quickly moved up to more ambitious and lucrative work from answering phones or writing software. Why, they worry, hasn’t India produced a Google or an Apple? Innovation is hard to measure, but academics who study it say India has the potential to create trend-setting products but is not yet doing so. Indians are granted about half as many American patents for inventions as people and firms in Israel and China. The country’s corporate and government spending on research and development significantly lags behind that of other nations. And venture capitalists finance far fewer companies here than they do elsewhere." - LANjackal from Bookmarklet

“To start a services company it really takes you just two or three days to get going,” said Mr. Krishnan, whose book, “From Jugaad to Systematic Innovation: The Challenge for India,” is to be published next year. “The moment you are looking at manufacturing, there are hundreds of inspectors and regulations.” - pain faced & reported by several of my friends and acquaintances. - Kamath (नमः)

One of my favorite. ++ - Kamath (नमः)

"Oh dear dad, can you see me now? I am myself, like you somehow" kills me. My dad died when I was 10, and I often wonder what he would think of the man I've become. - Bren -- Not Grinchy

</glimpse into my real inner thoughts> - Bren -- Not Grinchy

Yep. Great great song - Bren -- Not Grinchy

When they started to hit big, I was so impressed with their energy...they seemed to really lose that after Vs. and even more so after Vitalogy. - Bren -- Not Grinchy

The joy of eating street food is rooted not only in the flavors, but also in the experience. Sometimes it's more about the latter than the former. This curious establishment was on the 'hit list' that a friend passed to us before we drove to Hat Yai and Songkhla last June. It resides under a stage erected in the courtyard of a temple smack in the middle of the city's Chinatown. The place is an institution; if you were to ask anyone on the street about 'noodles under the stage' they'd point you here. - BeeLing from Bookmarklet

If I have the chance... I'd like to go there :) - BeeLing

your rite. - Andrew C

Describe the situation & what made it difficult. - today's Plink question: http://www.plinky.com/prompts... - Kol Tregaskes

The hardest goodbye I have ever had to say looks to be in my very near future :(. - Kamath (नमः)

Adamin tavirlari bu sarkiyi daha da dinlenilir kiliyor. - Mine Ekim

:) diger sarkiylariyla da devam etseydin. ben de simdi gordum bu arada seninkini, gevezelik etmekten :) - Eda Demir

I just disable the whole thing. Go to the "Security Center" control panel and click "Change the way Security Center notifies me" on the left. Or disable the "Security Center" service (wscsvc). - Gabe

Ali, BlackViper says that you have to do more than just disable the service: http://www.blackviper.com/WinXP... - "If you do not want the Security Center to monitor these functions for you, disabling this service is not enough. After rebooting the system, this service will again be placed into Automatic and started. While the service is in the started state, go... more... - Chris Heath

I died laughing when I saw this photo. I don't even remember doing this! - Admiral Anika

That is awesome. And whenever I hear "Upside Down," I am immediately transported back to Hot Wheels, 1983..." - Jessica

candy girl - Ned Garcia-Mathews

Basmati and Jasmine only mind you. - Kamath (नमः)

And the last time I saw it, I got my friends mad at me because I wouldn't stop laughing. I thought it was a comedy. - Steven Perez

I liked the movie. Although most of it were over the top, fantasy-esque, I did enjoy the few bits that were relatively faithful of the Spartans. For example, their laconic wit (although I can see how it dampens most view of the dialogue) and the lambda on their shields. Nice portayal of the phalanx and their warrior spirit. Being able to capture the comic frames and translate them to a movie was also pretty awesome. - Arlan Koizumi from FreshFeed

Happy birthday, Sarah! - Rochelle

Happy BDay ..........enjoy your cake ...........looks good - VAL D. Zone

It's all about the eyes. Hey MC. - MASTER OF THE OBVIOUS

Wow! - ★ Soner Gönül