tipo , agora eu trabalho o dia todo... e estudo a noite, não estou tendo tempo. nos fins de semana estou fazendo alguns trabalhos e tenho curso.

entao quando der eu posto, eu nao vou abandonar o blog.

Thiago.

AND in other news, the nightclub is under construction. This may have to do with the new game! Heres a pic:

ALSO SWF's aren't working in clubpenguin. We think CP is using another file type because they found out about people using SWF's. Therefore, I am deleting the SWF (CP Scraps) page until further notice.

THX - Bluegems

Gerade bei der Post müsste man hier ein anderes System einsetzten: 10 Logistikunternehmen für Warenversand verursachen mehr Emissionen als 1 Logistikunternehmen.

Wir würden hier deshalb empfehlen eine umweltfreundliche Lösung zu suchen. Was bringt es einem Bürger, wenn er mehrmals täglich Lieferungen von verschiedenen Logistikunternehmen bekommt. Die Lieferung in 1 Paket zu packen ist nunmal die vernünftigste Lösung. Es ist unbestritten, dass das bisherige Postsystem in Österreich alles andere als ideal war!

Aber man muss dies der Wirtschaft erst einmal klar machen!

Leia o artigo no blog do Concurseiro Solitário.

Futuramente faço um post sobre sites de notícias, o por quê de serem importantes. Por enquanto, fiquem com o artigo.

All spaces, especially home offices, need a signature piece of furniture. Something that catches the eye and sets the space apart from all those dreary gray cubicles. In our opinion, even in a modern, technological, gadget obsessed world there's always a place for large chunks of handcrafted wood. The Crescendo is such a piece. It can fit in either an ultra-modern workspace or a low-tech artist studio. Simple, elegant, and minimal. Something designers, and those who love them, strive for...

Another post I wrote for Unplggd...

Mas gente... muitas coisas rolando, viagem, idas e vindas, padarias, bull dogs, estetoscópios, enfim...

Ainda bem que existe o fim de semana (por mais que eu esteja aguardando a segunda-feira).

Ok. Os posts recomeçaram... Canta comigo!

I can't wait for the weekend to begin

I can't wait for the weekend to begin

Però la mente vaga, ogni tanto.

Vaga.

E mi chiedo... COSA farei se mi trovassi davanti la persona che ha inventato i dossi artificiali?
A quale tortura cinese lo sottoporrei?

Non è stata colpa sua. Per lui probabilmente era solo una... soluzione temporanea, magari fu una cazzata sparata seduto ad un tavolo di una amministrazione comunale di chissà dove, insomma, è una invenzione fatta senza poter pensare alle conseguenze a cui avrebbe potuto portare.

Io non so come è la situazione nei vari paesi d'Italia. Io so che a Milano Est la cosa è ridicola, migliaia di dossi di cui moltissimi fuori norma magari da 14 o più cm di altezza. Robe dei matti.

No, non lo picchierei. Non avrei nemmeno da dirgli nulla, povero cristo. Non l'ha fatto di sicuro apposta, sono gli altri ad aver fatto un utilizzo sconsiderato di una violenza psicologica. 

Ma vago, vago e sogno un mondo in cui per tornare a casa da centro Milano non devo farmi più di 25 dossi.

UPDATE 1 - New Furniture Catalog

Here are the new items:

Thursday, July 17, 2008

Here's a pic

They also said to look out for surprises (So look!)

Word Out,

 Cartoon2

http://www.postproductionbuyersguide.com/soho-post-industry-news_07_18_08.php

E passa a permitir que ele/a conheça um pouco mais sobre você, seus gostos, sonhos, manias, daquilo que você não gosta... e você passa a querer saber mais sobre a pessoa também. E, quando você menos espera, ela passou a fazer parte da sua vida. De repente, é ela que te anima nos dias que os chefes não colaboram, naquela quarta-feira maledeta em que o trânsito da cidade resolveu bater o recorde quando você tinha aquele compromisso inadiável, ela faz os passeios de índio sem reclamar ou simplesmente te manda um SMS dizendo que está feliz e que queria compartilhar com você.

Parafraseando uma das melhores pessoas que conheço: é isso que faz a vida sustentável. Sim, porque nossos empregos nos sustentam financeiramente e tal. Mas sem os amigos, meus amigos, nada feito. Não importa a natureza da amizade: família, amigos de infância, do colégio, da faculdade, da rua, do condomínio, primos, amigos de amigos, amigos da vida e aqueles que nem a gente sabe dizer porque é amigo. Conhecemos em uma situação qualquer e, quando foi ver, já foi. Tem os que têm muitos deles. Outros podem contar os seus em uma mão. Já vi gente que tinha um. E aquele um só valia por uma centena deles. Tem os amigos de perto e os amigos de longe. Os que se vêem todos os dias e os amigos de datas especiais.

Eu tenho aquela que se interessa por todos os detalhes da minha vida. Por menores que sejam. E está sempre lá para me ajudar com os maiores problemas. Essa é amiga nova e que, tenho certeza, vai me ver velha. Tenho aquela de infância e que hoje já não é tão presente. Mas o amor por ela continua o mesmo. E a torcida também. Logo mais ela casa. E eu vou poder dizer: ela eu conheci quando tinha oito anos. Lembra disso, Ba? Quantos lanches, sonhos e segredos compartilhados. Tenho as companheiras de blog que, só o fato de toparem manter um blog em conjunto já diz muito sobre elas. Aquele meu amigo é tão íntimo que passou a ser família. Tipo amor incondicional, sabe? Quando me dei conta, não tinha um dia que passasse sem nos falarmos, ainda que pra desejar um bom dia apenas. E tenho ainda aquela que a vida (ou a empresa) simplesmente apresenta e diz: vai ae. E você vai. Aprendendo tudo o que ela tem a te ensinar, sem acreditar que você poderia ser amiga de uma pessoa tão diferente de você.

Tem as amigas de faculdade que são, apesar da generalização, singulares e fundamentais. A comunicação e o Marmota passam a ser dois detalhes entre os interesses em comum. Eu tenho uma amiga popular. E que, ainda assim, sabe fazer com que eu me sinta especial com aqueles telefonemas no meio da semana. Tenho, ainda, aquela amiga que foi a única coisa boa que o TCC me trouxe. Sem dúvida, o melhor presente de 2007. E os amigos que todo mundo considera malucos. Mas eu sei que, no fundo, eles têm um coração de ouro e não fariam mal a ninguém.

E eu poderia ficar aqui por horas falando o quanto é bom ter todos eles por perto. Mas eu fico por aqui e te convido a pensar: quem é que você quer ter por perto nesse domingo, Dia do Amigo?

Por Carrô.

WILFONG'S THOUGHT OF THE DAY

We got an "Issuance" from one of our more active advocates.   He was passing around an article, he received, and bemoaning the fact that "The Beltway Bandits" were hijacking all the federal government business before it could get out to the hinterlands.  We won't print the article, for a number of reasons.  But, mainly we don't do it because we don't want to "institutionalize" the thought.

So, we'll write what we wrote back:

"Unfortunately, XXX has hit on a reality that we're just gonna have to get over.  We can cry about "The Beltway Bandits" getting all the work if we want.   The truth of the matter is not so much that they're LOCATED near D.C.  What they do is take advantage of that location to establish and capitalize on RELATIONSHIPS.

I got a copy of this memo not because of where I am located, but because of my relationship with XXX, and others on this list.  I got it because I am President of The National Association of Small Disadvantaged Businesses. XXX knows, but many of you on this mailer are probably not aware that NASDB is now located in Savannah, GA.

Though, Wyllene and I have been down here almost a year now, there are folk up in D.C. that think we're still there.  Part of this may be due to the fact that my cell phone still has a "301" area code.  Part of this may be due to the fact that I had at least half a dozen phone conversations with folk on The Hill, and in a couple of the big agencies just yesterday.  And, on Monday, I'll be hosting my usual Wilfong Hour, where folk from all over the country will be calling in to talk about "the problems of small business"

Strange as it may sound to some, "The Beltway Bandits" don't make our hit list.  The 80/20 ratio as to big/small business with the government does make that list.  So, my suggestion, get off the location issue and do your relationship establishment better.  Do your marketing by methods other than your having to stay in someone's face all the time.  Funny thing, I can just see  XXX with that "innocent" little look on his face.  But, I haven't SEEN him since five or six calls ago....

Hank"

Having said that, we invite those who are interested to call in on Monday.  These are the kind of things we want to hear from you.  Strange as it may sound, we recognize a lot of the names on the list that got the mailer.  A lot of them are within the "50 mile radius of the White House"-yet they ain't getting their fair share of the 80/20 pie.  Now, 'splain that...

And, they won't until somebody Changes that situation (80/20)

The struggle continues, until we succeed-and we shall-YES WE CAN!!!!!

EVERY MONDAY | 12 NOON CST - 1PM EST ~ Dial-in Number: 218.339.2626 (The Participant Access Code is: 408191#)

He decided to write a mailing list instead. He capped off the subscribers a while ago at 1000. 1000 true fans?

Mailing list?

WTF is that all about?

Mailing list. Man, I delete newsletters and mailing lists so fast, they don't even know that they were in my inbox. I mark'em as spam, I DELETE them!

Now, I haven't been involved in the business side of blogging in any way as much as Jason Calacanis. Calacanis has founded companies, sold them and moved on. He probably has some rationale on why he is doing this.

I'm actually subscribed to his blog, but... I haven't found anything worth reading in a long while. It's mostly Mahalo junk. I mean, I think that Mahalo is a good service, but he keeps spouting Mahalo BS on his blog, I couldn't really give a rat's ass.

What else was there?

He tested a Tesla a while ago. Yeah! An electric sports car! I don't give a shit.

I get annoyed when blogs don't syndicate through RSS their whole posts. I do visit blogs, but most of the time, I'll just check out their feeds.

If a reader can fetch emails and spout them out as feeds, then yes, it might be relevant (Might be possible through Twine). Maybe Calacanis should just write a feed, not a blog. Then he'd run into problems. He wants to touch base and get a deeper relationship with only 1000 people. Whatever! There ain't going to be any relationship mate.

I especially like how he mentions Xeni Jardin and the whole Violet Blue fiasco in his email.

Here is his first email-post via TechCrunch.

> From: “Jason Calacanis”
> Date: July 13, 2008 11:16:15 AM PDT
> To: jason@binhost.com
> Subject: [Jason] The fallout (from the load out)
>
> Brentwood, California
> Sunday, July 12th 11:10AM PST.
> Word Count: 1,588
> Jason’s List Subscriber Count: 1,095
> List: http://tinyurl.com/jasonslist
>
> Team Jason,
>
> Wow, it’s been an amazing 24 hours since I officially announced my
> retirement from blogging ( http://tinyurl.com/jasonretires ). As
> you’ve probably seen there has been some of coverage of my retirement,
> most of it wondering if I’m joking or not (links at the bottom). To
> those who know me better than a couple of Valleywag headlines, am I
> ever not joking??!? I mean, Clark Kent asked a question in the faux
> Q&A session, I posted a photo of Michael Jordan’s retirement, and I
> spoke about spending more time with my family (as in my wife and two
> bulldogs).
>
> Clearly I was joking in the post, but I’m dead serious about the
> retirement from blogging.
>

> Most folks have no tolerance for ambiguity, and when faced with it are
> extremely uncomfortable. This lack of comfort makes them think, and my
> goal with the blog was always to challenge people’s thinking–most of
> all my own. Confusion is attention of the best kind–I long to be
> confused. I’ve become addicted to playing poker because your
> constantly faced with confusion, and winning is trying to make sense
> out of nonsense.
>
>
> Is blogging dead?
> ————————-
> Yes, it is. Officially.
>
> Actually, I’ve been thinking about this question and while blogging is
> clearly booming, there has been a deep qualitative change in the
> nature of the ’sphere. There are so many folks involved in blogging to
> today, and it’s moving at a much quicker pace thanks to “social
> accelerants” like TechMeme, digg, Friendfeed and Twitter. Folks are so
> desperate to be heard–and we all want to be heard that’s why we
> blog–that the effort put into being heard has eclipsed the actual
> hearing.
>
> Bloggers spend more time digging, tweeting, and SEOing their posts
> than they do on the posts themselves. In the early days of blogging
> Peter Rojas, who was my blog professor, told me what was required to
> win at blogging: “show up every day.” In 2003 and 2004 that was the
> case. Today? What’s required is a team of social marketers to get your
> message out there, and a second one to manage the fall-out from
> whatever you’ve said.
>
> Think: Nick Denton has reworked the bloggers pay at Gawker Media to
> reflect not the quality of the words but the number of page views
> those blog posts get. He doesn’t pay by word count, he pays by page
> views. He’s closed the loop between editorial and advertising, turning
> the Chinese wall into a block party. It’s the publishing promised land
> while simultaneously being the death of publishing. Gawker is growing
> page views while simultaneously destroying it’s brand equity. This
> will either result in an implosion, or the perfect id-driven magazine
> where our core desires are synchronized in relation to their
> marketability. It will be fun to watch, but I wouldn’t want to be one
> of those bloggers in the cage, running on the Denton’s wheel.
>
> Excelling in blogging today is about link-baiting, the act of writing
> something inflammatory in order to get a link. Many folks say I’m
> responsible for link-baiting–these people are absolute idiots. I’ve
> never tried to get any of these insecure, lonely freaks to link to
> something I’ve said.
>
> Truth be told, I’ve always written the way I talk–honestly and
> without a filter. John Brockman explained to me at one time that some
> of the most interesting folks he’s met have, over time, become less
> vocal. He explained, that there was a inverse correlation between your
> success and your ability to tell the truth. When I met John I was
> nobody and I promised myself I would never, ever censor myself if I
> become successful. My friend, and one of the few folks I’d consider a
> mentor, Mark Cuban laid a path for me to follow in this regard. I wish
> I could say I’ve succeeded, the best I can say is I’ve tried.
>
> My good friend Xeni Jardin, who I had the pleasure of working/playing
> with for a couple of years in another life, faced massive assault from
> the audience she herself built at Boingboing.net. These folks were not
> attacking her because of what she did (she deleted some old posts for
> personal reasons), they were attacking her because they could. They
> were attacking her because open-media (i.e. blogging) has turned into
> an excuse for bad behavior. It’s outrageous to think that an audience
> would turn on the author they love and built up for years over
> something so trivial as deleting some posts.
>
> Then again, they booed Dylan when he went electric in Newport and all
> along his tour of Europe. They called him Judas, but he didn’t believe
> them. I hope Xeni doesn’t believe them–they’re liars.
>
>
> Why email?
> ——————–
> In a word, intimacy. This message will go from my inbox to your inbox,
> perhaps from my Blackberry to your iPhone. From my sleepy garden
> office in Brentwood to your laptop perched on a desk in some high-rise
> hotel in Shanghai or your crummy little studio on the LES. I’m
> stopping my day to write it, and you’ll stop your day to read
> it–perhaps. Maybe you’ll save this, or forward it to some friends
> with certain sections in bold. There is zero tolerance for waste in
> personal communication, so if you don’t find value in this email
> you’ll delete it and maybe remove yourself from the list. You would do
> the same if someone started boring you at a cocktail party, no? Find a
> graceful way to get the hell out of there, and in email it’s one
> click.
>
> This platform puts a level playing field between us that is so
> different than me posting to my blog which gets swept up in the Google
> and Yahoo machine, sending thousands of visitors who haven’t made the
> email commitment.
>
> Also, there is an immediacy to this. At any point you can hit the
> reply key (or forward) and send your thoughts directly to me at
> jason@calacanis.com. This is much different than you posting to my
> comments section and subjecting yourself to the trolls and haters who
> have taken up residency there.
>
> Why should we all build our homes and give residence to the trolls
> under them? Comments on blogs inevitably implode, and we all accept it
> under the belief that “open is better!” Open is not better. Running a
> blog is like letting a virtuoso play for 90 minutes are Carnegie Hall,
> and then seconds after their performance you run to the back Alley and
> grab the most inebriated homeless person drag them on stage and ask
> them what they think of the performance they overheard in the Alley.
> They then take a piss on the stage and say “F-you” to the people who
> just had a wonderful experience for 90 or 92 minutes. That’s openness
> for you… my how far we’ve come! We’ve put the wisdom of the deranged
> on the same level as the wisdom of the wise.
>
> You and I now have a direct relationship, and I’m cutting the mailing
> list off today so it stays at ~1,000 folks. I’ll add selectively to
> the list, but for now I’m more interested in a deep relationship with
> the few of you have chosen to make a commitment with me. Perhaps some
> of you will become deep, considered colleagues and friends–something
> that doesn’t happen for me in the blogosphere any more.
>
> Much of my inspiration for doing this comes from what I’ve seen with
> John Brockman’s Edge.org email newsletter. When it enters my inbox I’m
> inspired and focused. I print it, and I don’t print anything. The
> people that surround him are epic, and that’s my inspiration–to be
> surrounded by exceptional people.
>
>
> The Feedback
> ———————-
> Ted Leonsis, another mentor to me over the years, thinks I’m pulling a
> Brett Favre. Perhaps. Background: Ted is responsible for Weblogs, Inc.
> being bought by AOL, and he spoke at the *first* event I ever did
> called “Meet the Alley” in 1997. The event took place at Pseudo.com
> and the air conditioner broke. It was August, and it was 100 degrees.
> Ted went on and gave an amazing talk. When Ted spoke about content on
> the Internet back in 94-96 time frame I was 23 years old and I knew
> what I wanted to do with my life: I wanted to be Ted. Weblogs, Inc.
> was version of his AOL Greenhouse, and Mahalo is a souped up version
> of AOL. http://www.tedstake.com/?p=2504
>
> Sarah Lacy says blogging is at a cross-roads and she gets where I’m
> coming from. I’ve known Sarah for a couple of years now, and she’s
> become a personality on the Web 2.0 circuit thanks to her book “Once
> You’re Lucky, Twice Your Good,” a book in which I get very few
> mentions (not that I’m counting them.. 384, really? :-). She too has
> felt the harsh mob mentality, also known as “the wisdom of the
> crowds.” For the record, crowds are really frackin’ stupid and to put
> your stock in crowds is about as bright as putting your faith in a
> dictator–they’ll love you for as long as they feel like it, then
> they’ll ripe you apart without mercy. Also, has anyone else noticed
> that women like Sarah and Xeni get treated 10x as harsh as men do in
> the blogosphere? Another reason to opt out.
> http://tinyurl.com/6fz4qd
>
> SarahinTampa.com says: “It’s like he hit the nail on the head of
> everything that’s wrong with blogging today…at least for me.”
> http://tinyurl.com/56f3f6
>
> A bunch of other folks have commented on the story, and you can see
> their reactions on TechMeme:
> http://www.techmeme.com/080712/p14#a080712p14
>
> Jim Kukal says it’s the death of the A-list:
> http://www.jimkukral.com/the-death-of-the-a-list/
>
> Scoble says it’s a farce:
> http://tinyurl.com/62n649
>
> All the best,
>
> Jason
> _______________________________________________
> Jason mailing list
> Jason@binhost.com
> https://my.binhost.com/lists/listinfo/jason

Nos posts seguintes vocês encontraram muitas informações sobre Visual Basic, C/C++, banco de dados, entre outros.

Espero que gostem, e enjoy...

la settimana è stata un autentico delirio!!! Tra l'infinità di cose sospese al lavoro, da cercar di lasciare un po' sistemate, e i vari impegni e giri da fare pre-ferie sono da raccogliere con il cucchiaino...persino quando mi fermavo a mangiare stavo con mezzo sedere fuori dalla sedia per la fretta! Hehe :D

Controllando i commenti sul blog (leggo sempre tutti i commentini che mi lasciate, infatti mi fa piacere quando scrivete) ho notato con piacere che ho ricevuto un altro premio, ma purtroppo per motivi di tempo non riesco a parlarne adesso.

In vacanza cmq porto con me il notebook, tanto nella camera dell'hotel c'è la connessione a internet, di conseguenza non sono isolata dal mondo...ANZI!!!

Chissà che non abbia più tempo di curare il mio blogghino in questi 10 giorni che quando sono a casa!

Per ora vi saluto, corro ad iniziare a preparare le valigie...domenica si parte! Slovenia...arrivo! :)

Ciao ciao!

Fra