Here in West Hollywood, my best friend of 18 years and his boyfriend are getting married. So yes, I get to be a groomsman at a gay wedding - prop 8 or not. Should be awesome.
- Louis Gray
It was a fantastic ceremony. One of the best weddings I have ever seen. It was traditional Jewish themed, so I am wearing a yarmulke to match the vest and tie. Lots of great friends from my teenage years.
- Louis Gray
from iPhone
Louis, I own a yarmulke as well - my wife brought it for me when she visited Israel
- Jesse Stay
+ a million for the whole thread. Looks like you're picking up some admirers here, Louis! Nylissk, we gotta warn you, you're ging after a married man with many admirers. You want a piece of this guy, you're gonna have to get in line - like filing a lien on a house with five mortgages and a line of credit, with outstanding remodeling bills. ;-)
- Mary B: #TeamMonique
Hey, who is this guy from the past. Has he come to warn us about the future?
- Eric - seven eleven
Hello sweet boy! He's the second Braden I know - and the name Braden Gray is so money. Congrats to you and your baby mama.
- Corinne L
Welcome to the world, Braden! You're a cute little peanut. Daddy hates those plastic packages with all the twistie ties, but it's for your own good. (guess he forgot to order the frustration-free packaging option. Oh well.) You'll be outta that thing playing and striking a pose with your brother and sister in no time! Just enjoy the spa and chillax for a little while. baby kisses, Love TheMacMommy & her babies - #LD & #KD
- Melissa Davis
THANKS Ms. CUTIE PA-TUTIE! Just what I need too, one of them darned Social Media Epertistes seems one can never find on around these day with all the Twittering & Snickering goingz on. Everyone all aboard and let's follow the Pied Piper of Facebook CHOOO-CHOOOOooooOOOOO WHeeeeEEEEEEEeeeeeee
- sofarsoShawn ~presque...
If you have to worry about friending your boss, you have to wonder if you're at the right job. (I said as much at an SFAMA panel a few weeks ago)
- Louis Gray
It's not the boss I worry about. It's the folks beneath.....
- Sean Kelly
I disagree, Louis. Many, many people should think twice about FB-friending their co-workers, unfiltered. From an HR perspective, it's not always in your best interest to cross the personal/professional line, depending on what kinds of things you (AND your friends/family) post.
- Yvette Ferry
In the end it wouldn't matter. Your friend could one day be your boss. But then again, depending on what you post, perhaps not.
- Nalin Perera
Thought this might be of interest. "Should You 'Friend' Your Boss? Let Your Boss ‘Friend’ You?" As far as I can see, "social-media people" have opinions on this that don't really gel with what happens in real life, among most employers/employees. http://hrdailyadvisor.blr.com/archive...
- Yvette Ferry
I have a coworker that has a policy that the only social network she will connect with current coworkers on is Linked In. After one of us has moved on, she will connect on Facebook. I find it interesting, since I am currently connected with 40-50 other of my current coworkers. I hear about her outside of work activities in idle "water-cooler" chat, so I don't quite understand why the disconnect, but then again, most people are not as open as I am.
- Travis B. Hartwell
Travis: I hate to hijack this thread (it's not mine, and I have no right), but what typically happens is that co-worker connects to co-workers and bosses, and then they come to know know a little too much about her personal life, so they judge her on days when she's not "feeling well" or "going through things". And then there's no wiggle room or ways to express that she's simply having...
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- Yvette Ferry
Why I am using Peoplebrowsr for real-time search: I can quickly skim through 16 searches with three keystrokes using the right cursor key in just a few seconds. Bam. Zap. Mainlining the net with zero friction. I like it like that.
- Sean McBride
@ sean - using Peoplebrowsr for the same thing. seems a little heavy though.
- michael sean wright
A bit heavy, indeed, but I don't know of any other real-time search service that comes close to providing the ability to navigate so much info so quickly and efficiently. Monitoring dozens of feeds on what is essentially a single screen is a breeze.
- Sean McBride
Sean: now some of the features that were available only through clients such as peoplebrowser can be had natively, making them more accessible to many users :)
- Mike Chelen
That is really the right headline for this FF feature: the fact that it's real-time for all these different sites. FF continues to be a powerful tool, well defined and eminently useful and usable.
- Andy Bakun
the real-time is interesting, but as you stated, since it's limited to only the FriendFeed base, it doesn't seem as powerful as Twitter search. Couldn't they expand to all FriendFeed, all public Facebook, etc? Truly searching real-time from all status across platforms would be scary good.
- Stuart Miniman