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Perhaps we should just shorten it to U2be. What do you think? Not sure why I hadn't heard of this concert happening before now, but you can watch U2 perform live on YouTube tonight from their Rose Bowl concert.

I went and saw the U2 in 3D concert at my local IMAX theater last year (or was it two years ago?) and it was amazing. My first thought of watching a concert in a theater wasn't too high of an expectation, but it turned out to be a really great experience.

I'm guessing watching a concert live on YouTube might be similar. Then again, it may be just because of the group involved that makes it such and impressive sensory experience.

It will be impressive and shocking perhaps to see the numbers of viewers that watch the U2 concert live on YouTube. The only sad part is I'm just not going to be able to stay up tonight and watch it. Stupid Pacific Time Zone!

If you stay up and watch it, let me know what you think. The streaming experience right now is pretty impressive and the concert hasn't even started yet.

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Leave your comments and let me know your thoughts.

Watch U2 in concert LIVE on YouTube.

There’s a new website out there that’s kind of like a geo-caching hunt that comes to you. You find an envelope, put a little something in it and mail it off to someone. They receive it, take a picture and share about it on the IGotAnEnvelope.com website.

All you need to do to start to participate on the IGotAnEnvelope.com website is to address and stamp a plain, empty envelope. Leave a note on it, or write on the back and ask the person who finds the envelope to put a little memento into it and drop it in the mail.

Since it’s already stamped and addressed there’s no hassle for the person involved except for deciding what little something to include in the envelope. You could decide to send something simple like a magazine clipping, a funny photo, a concert stub or some other trinket. Or you could get a little more risqué and send something that will keep the recipient really guessing.

Get in on the game and start playing. Remember, it’s as simple as an empty envelope, a stamp and a little bit of ink. Then you can start telling your friends "I Got An Envelope" too.

See what other people have been receiving and sending at IGotAnEnvelope.com website.

One of my favorite commercials right now is the Verizon commercial where the kids are trying to get their parents to take it easy on their Facebook updates and twittering. It’s funny because our family can relate, and yes, many people would say I’m that dad on twitter.

My wife and I are both on Facebook (she’s probably more active on it than I am) and I’m on twitter quite a bit. We have two kids and our oldest is always looking over our shoulder to see what we’re saying. Both sets of our parents are also on Facebook as well and sometimes it’s kind of a challenge to remember that and think about what you’re posting. It’s not that there’s anything we’re trying to hide, most of the time it’s just trying to avoid the trouble of explaining something.

Now there’s a website where you can share your own challenges of having your parents and other family members on Facebook reading your updates.

Visit Oh Crap. My Parents Joined Facebook to see how sometimes your updates are read and interpreted the wrong way and then let the discussion and explanation begin.

Many of the stories are funny because they probably hit a little too close to home for most of us. Yet there are others where I read them and I’m very thankful my parents aren’t as bad as that person’s.

Are your parents on Facebook? Have a story to share? Visit Oh Crap. My Parents Joined Facebook and let’s share in each other’s misery and family dysfunctionality.

And if you haven’t seen it, here’s the Verizon commercial.