Here’s an interesting video I just found that shows some skateboarders playing a game of real world Tetris on a city street. They’ve got the Tetris shapes made out of glowing tubes that they’re carrying on their heads and bodies.
As they skate down the hill the pieces appear like they’re falling into place. At the bottom, all the skaters arrange themselves into a complete Tetris puzzle.
Pretty cool and creative!
This is what the family brought home to me today. Let me start off by saying I am not a dog person. I'm not sure at what point I decided dogs weren't my preferred pet. We had a poodle, sheep dog, and a German shepherd that had puppies when I was growing up. If you are looking for german shepherd puppies for sale, make sure to visit a local pet shop or you may also browse online.
I like cats and enjoy having our two rag dolls around the house. My preferred pets are aquarium fish. My wife hates fish and doesn't want an aquarium in the house. If I decide to let the family keep the dog, I believe I'll be setting up a 55-gallon aquarium with beta fish in the dining room.
The dog, Moxie, is a tiny little shih-tzu. It's a cute dog. Hasn't barked yet. Tiny in our house is a key feature. We had a weimaraner puppy when we first moved in for awhile. That didn't work out well, but Sage was a great dog.
My deal with the kids is that I would not be the one responsible for feeding, watering, walking or cleaning up poop on the carpet if necessary. But I suggest that they should contact a professional carpet steam cleaning service when the dog poop on the carpet. We will also need to look for a vet that provides dog care services.
Since I wasn't a dog person and don't foresee getting too attached to Moxie if we keep her, I would have no problems getting rid of her if they didn't uphold their end of the bargain.
We're keeping her for the weekend to see how it goes. How she mixes with the two cats and five hermit crabs. What do you think? Should I say yes or no?
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Yesterday I wrote about RSS Bankruptcy and how I didn’t think I would ever keep up with all of my RSS subscriptions. I’ve spoken to a number of people that have started to rely on twitter to get their notifications of what’s happening on the web and what they should be reading.
The ReadTwit website taps into your twitter updates and posts and grabs all the links from your updates and puts them into an RSS feed. You subscribe to the feed and now you can catch all of those interesting websites and links in your preferred feed reader.
The ReadTwit service pulls in all the links shared from anyone you follow and updates the feed. It removes duplicates, which can be helpful as we all know when something gets popular on twitter. ReadTwit also resolves all the URL shortening services that are used as well.
If you’ve got some people you follow that you don’t seem to ever enjoy the links from, you can filter out any of those people you want from the feed. You can also decide to filter out links using hashtags or collections of hashtags if you desire.