Tuesday, May 20, 2008

A golden feline ball of kitty-ness

Here are pics of our new furry fuzzball. her name is Eris because she reminds me of a little golden apple of Discordianism. She a kitten of a local stray cat. (Need I mention that Santa Clara county has a very bad feral cat problem. Behold the cuteness:
































I got kitten food today and some shampoo.(as a note the new 'Pet Food Express' is a rip off, they only 'higher' quality and 'natural' which only means they can charge higher prices. Rip off artist [quote Bloo from Fosters Home for Imaginary Friends]) She's been washed and debugged. She had a ton of nasty bugs on her. She complained loudly while being bathed and deloused. But soon came to love and trust us. We're thinking about making her a part of her family (and if she does you'll be seeing many more).

Oh wait she's being really cute now ...

Monday, May 19, 2008

Kung Fu Cat Kicks Cobras Ass!

A drunk Jackie Chan is enthralled with a cat fighting a cobra.


This reminds me of the Presidents of the United States song "Kitty":


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Tuesday, May 13, 2008

Veil Shopping

I found the best veil yesterday. It's silk tulle with tiny crystals affixed to it.



(Close-up of veil)

Thursday, March 13, 2008

Addictive Web Game

My current addiction: Adult Swim's Amateur Surgeon.

Making surgery fun again.
Now anyone, even your friendly neighborhood pizza boy can be a surgeon.


Have Fun!!!

NRRRD GRRRL

I know I've had a fair amount of videos recently, but my Google-liscious sent me this video (I felt a certain connection with it):

Tuesday, March 11, 2008

Transformer ... Flashlight to ...

This is one freakin' sweet transformer. It changes from a flashlight to ... (you'll have to watch the video to find out)

Sunday, March 9, 2008

Quantum dot memory may be 'Holy Grail' of computing

Filling the gap from solid state to DRAM, little islands of semiconductors (aka quantum dots) are set to have write times possibly 100 times faster than today's access speeds and possibly eliminating the need for 'conventional memory'.

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