Sometimes you take crappy pictures. Sometimes those crappy pictures cost you $5 per sheet to eventually see. This is one of them. And I'm going to force myself to like it because $5 could have bought me a sandwich but instead I have this.

4.5 years remaining

Honestly, I don't think the cd-rom drive would last that long. Freaking computers...

New Busness Cards

Finally new business cards (I'm a big procrastinator). Big up to Josh Ross (www.joshrossdesign.com) for helping out with picking the card stock and printer.

Sometimes...

Sometimes the driver adds to the list of what needs to be retouched...

Miniature Photos by Adam Makarenko

I first saw Adam's work in American Photos Images of the Year 2007 in which he got first place in the Personal Work category (I got an honorable mention in that same category!). I never really knew his work until I just saw PDN Pulse's interview with him on his miniature photos.

Read the interview here.

Check out Adam's other work here.

GM CEO asked to leave

The White House has requested GM CEO Rick Wagoner to quit. It seems the restructuring of the US auto manufacturers is finally seeing some action.

Read the article here.

Thanks Yahoo News.

The End of Intelligent Life

This just in: Human Beings Reach New Low in Intelligence.

Reuters journalist Robert Muir has uncovered what I believe to be the final blow against what used to be considered one of the most intelligent races of the known universe. Muir's exquisite 2-page, short form essay entitled "Thirsty plants can Twitter for water with new device" truly defines a world gone mad with science.

Using state-of-the-art technology that is sure to have cost hundreds of thousands of dollars in grant money, researchers at NYU developed a way for a plant to tell its owner, via Twitter, that it was thirsty. Not only that but other technological revolutions have taken place in the daring experiment in which scientists matched each plant with its supposedly correct vocal intonations:

"Each plant had a 'voice' to match the plant type, such as the Scottish moss, which had a Scottish accent."

Even more disturbing is the fact that more than 2,300 people on Twitter are subscribed to one of the researchers plants, Pothos. I believe today is the day that I am now the only one without a Twitter account...

Pictured above: Pothos

Are you also not a media whore? Do you also not have a Twitter account? Let me know in the comments! There are sure to be very few of us still around.