Erin Kotecki Vest

"A Duke University study suggests that evolution can behave as differently as dogs and cats. While the dogs depend on an energy-efficient style of four-footed running over long distances to catch their prey, cats seem to have evolved a profoundly inefficient gait, tailor-made to creep up on a mouse or bird in slow motion. "It is usually assumed that efficiency is what matters in evolution," said Daniel Schmitt, a Duke associate professor of evolutionary anthropology. "We've found that's too simple a way of looking at evolution, because there are some animals that need to operate at high energy cost and low efficiency. Namely cats." - Anna Haro via Bookmarklet

Jemm- I have. None as satisfying as watching the tumbling of a load of whites though :p - Matt Musgrave

prolly explains why dogs tend to be higher predators than cats (inc big cats) - alphaxion

almost...keep reaching - Anna Haro

Yeah but you'll grow into it. - Chris W

Lol! Priceless look on his face. - sandhal

"That's the key to having it all: stop expecting it to look like what you thought it was going to look like." - Andrew Badera via Bookmarklet

"If building a webpart for SharePoint Online is your goal, you should look no further than the mantra no assemblies required. I did a post by that same title where I speak of assembliless internet widgets that are essentially lightweight javascript widgets which essentially pass a few variables to a secondary server. As the move to the Online space with Azure and SharePoint and Exchange online. I expect to see partners and developers trying and wrap their head around this space. So far, I haven't seen anything impressive in terms of integration and real development in the hosted space. (LiteSuite, is a noble attempt at seeing SharePoint facebook integration, the charts look nice but it's so new I haven't heard about it yet.) I'm hoping this will kick off some thinking." - Andrew Badera via Bookmarklet

I really like Peoplebrowsr and think it fills the gaps so many people have been whinging about. - Nicola Quinn

PeopleBrowsr FTW, that's for sure - Sociosophy Reviews via twhirl

now we need a peoplebrowsr desktop client! - sixbit

right next to Larry and Sergey - Bob

It's true Nokia has a massive footprint. But many people who have even the S60 smartphones don't even know how to install apps, and you can forget about the S40 users :-). - sixbit

sixbit: I'm assuming you've never used the Nokia Application Installer via PC Suite or Ovi? It's mindless and fast. Also, apps can be installed from the phone-based browser. - Sociosophy Reviews

I'm averaging about 5 now! But a lot unfollow me a few days later as they are just spam-type Twitters. - Kol Tregaskes

Probably 5-20 a day, and now most of them are actually people who I often follow back thanks to Mr. Tweet leading people to me. Don't know his method, but it seems to work pretty well, I get a great cross-section of marketing folks, writers, gamers, and general geeks, exactly who I like to connect with for both work and play. - Neal "thePuck" Jansons

Neal, I'm waiting for my first results from My Tweet to come in, so it's good then? - Kol Tregaskes

"@lamazone graag gedaan. Je mag altijd je aanvragen binnengooien ;)" - Pvw

I'd do it in a heartbeat! - AJ Batac

Sounds like his evening hobby for the next few months! - Ladybug Heather

I'm almost certain there's software than can match up the pieces if you feed it pictures - Frederick Akalin