At 1:30 a.m. or so, we heard a really loud blast outside. It turns out it was a pipe bomb aimed at some Sopranos guy. Right across the street!
If a waiter stopped by right now to take your order, what cocktail or drink are you having?
Water, on the rocks.
March is National Women's History Month. What women are making history today?
Mary Hodder - Dabble
Gina Bianchi - Ning
Ann Crady - Maya’s Mom
Sandy Jen - Meebo
Elaine Wherry - Meebo
Xochi Birch - Bebo
Joyce Park - Renkoo
Jessica Hardwick - SwapThing
Margarita Irizarry - Scrapblog
Monica Heitlauf - Scrapblog
Caterina Fake - Flickr
Mena Trott - Six Apart
Yael Elish - eSnips
Halley Suitt - Top Ten Sources
Elisa Camahort - Blogher
Lisa Stone - Blogher
Jory DesJardins - Blogher
Malgosia Green - Nuvvo
Ryanne Hodson - Node101
Ariel Kleckner Ford - CareSquare
Carla Morton - BrandHabit
Cathleen Wang - BrandHabit
Carolee Reiling - still stealth
Sharra Chan - OrangeDoor
Erica Douglass - Simpli.biz
Lisa Sugar - PopSugar
Louise Wannier - MyShape
Stephanie Hujanen - Savvies
Mitchell Baker - Mozilla
Beatrice Tarka - Mobissimo
Emily Boyd - Remember the Milk
Andra Davidson - Mothersclick
Holly Liu - still stealth
Amie Gillingham - EBSQ
Eileen Gittins - Blurb
Jennifer Myronuk - Storyfield
Rashmi Sinha - SlideShare
Julie Davidson - 30Boxes
Laura Scott - pingVision
Katherine Lawrence - pingVision
Kathy Sierra - Head First Books
Gillian Carson - Carson Systems
Catalina Girald - Moxsie (just setting up)
Alex Vikati - CastTV
Chris Shipley - Guidewire Group
Kate Everett Thorp - Real Girls Media
Milena Berry - Amiglia
Janice Fraser - Adaptive Path
Vanessa Williams - Oponia
Leigh Himel - Oponia
Dina Kaplan - Blip.tv
Rachel Cook - Minti
Maxine Sherrin - Westciv & WebDirections
Jeneane Sessum - Kat Herding Media
Sandra “Sandy” Lerner - Cisco Systems
Shai Coggins - b5 Media
Amy Muller - Ruby Red Labs
JD Millack - Zazzle
Ellen Miller - Sunlight Foundation
Linda Furrier - Podtech
Elizabeth Souther Tarbell - VivaPop
Julie Hanna Ferris - Scalix
Meg Hourihan - Blogger
Maggie Fox - Social Media Group
Maggie Tsai - Diigo
Susan DeFife - Backfence
Di-Ann Eisnor - Platial
Kim Polese - Spikesource
Pamela Johnson - Voxiva
Angela Beesley - Wikia
Priya Haji - World of Good
Cynthia Francis - Reality Digital & Clipshack
Amy Phillips - DeedQuest
Catherine Arnston - Hoteluxury
Kimberly Smithson - Prosperiti
Kathy Woolverton - SoftSearch
Sheryle Bolton - Quixit
Susan Solovic - SBTV
Alyssa Rapp - Bottlenotes
Sharon Vosmek - Women’s Technology Cluster
Jennifer McFarlane - Women’s Technology Cluster
Misty Olen - TicMagic & DesignNinjas
Arianna Huffington - Huffington Post
Kelly Goto - Gotomedia
What did you dream about last night?
I dreamt that we were traveling to China - Eric, me, and the 3 kids, although they were all teenagers. The plane was leaving at 2:22 am and we didn't get out of bed until ~ 1:30. There was about a cup of milk left in the refrigerator. Chris drank that and Kitt and BJ were putting small items in their bags. Like one pair of underwear! Everyone was moving in very slow motion and I remember remarking that if we didn't get going we were going to miss the flight (!!!). Then someone checked to see if the flight was delayed. It was! And that's when I woke up.
I wonder how that trip turned out! :)
(Hooray for the Photography group!)
I am mo-posting this from Art's mo-phone. :)
How do you eat your pizza: folded, flat or with a fork and knife?
Submitted by danimass.
Well, I guess that really comes down to the type of pizza you're eating doesn't it? I mean, if it's narrow-sliced pizza then it can usually be consumed single-handedly. If it's that ultra-wide pizza you get at the seedier joints then it often behooves you to fold that sucker in half. And finally, if you're eating good pizza, I'm talking Chicago-style pizza, possibly Old Chicago Pizza in Petaluma, maybe even Zachary's Pizza in Berkeley, then eating it with your hands is simply not feasible and a fork and knife will be required.
