Thursday, September 09, 2010
Sunday, August 29, 2010
picasa2flickr - flickr upload plugin for picasa - Installation v2
picasa2flickr - flickr upload plugin for picasa - Installation v2: "2. Installing picasa2flickr button v2
Click on the following link picasa2flickr.pbz
Answer yes when it asks you if you want to import the button to picasa
Click on 'Add >>' button to append the picasa2flickr button"
Saturday, April 03, 2010
Oh Where Oh Where Did My Utterli Go...
Get a Voki now!
Okay, I can't find utterli anymore and I think I've lost all of my pictures and video. Most of the video should have automatically uploaded to my youtube so that's not a problem, but the FLICKR uploads weren't automatic. not for a long time and i couldn't get anyone to help me with that issue for a really long time.
I think that's probably the reason why I stopped using it in the first place. Now it's gone and I have no way of retrieving any of those pictures. That's what I get for not doing it earlier when I had the chance. Who's the asshole now huh?
Anyway, this is my first listtle voki. I'm sure I just authorized them to give away my phone number to thousands of telemarketing lists, but fuck it. it was fun and easy to make. Now to see how functional it really is.
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
To The Aviary Batman!!!
Friday, August 14, 2009
I Just Joined Snapvine
Oh wait, I was on about Snapvine. SO... I joined and created my widget, but they don't have a way to add your own skin. I'm going to try to see if I can do my own.
Check Your Symptoms Widget
Celebrity Tracker Widget
Really, I don't know what's worse a widget tracking celebrities, the celebrities or the fact that I'm complelled to add it to misreviwed. What the fuck am I misreviewing anyway? PHHH
I think it's time for a change very very soon.
Friday, July 31, 2009
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Friday, May 08, 2009
Look Out It's A Yedda!
The Yedda Baloon
Originally uploaded by YaniG
Can you hear that sound? It's the sound of the doors quietly swinging open...
Art work by Avichay.
Widgets...I go absolutely nutters over Widgets, but I can't exactly plaster all my blogs with widgets. It looks idiotic and so cluttered. That's probably what it looks like now in fact, but there are so many widgets to try that I go fucking apeshit throwing them on my blogs. I have so many blogs that I can't always take the time to put the same widget on each blog so each page always ends up looking screwed up. Like some ADD 'tard on too much medication was just handed a Monster and let loose on to unsuspecting internet victims. HAH! That's me to a T.
Oh yeah, Yedda. This little wonder is...wait, what the hell is it? I saw a widget, something about asking a question and that was it. My brain exited the building and I signed up. What the fuck is my problem with widgets?
Who cares. I'll just let the widget do the explaining.
Friday, April 17, 2009
Utterli And Me
"FREE? Really?
Yes, the basic service is FREE. Beginning April 1, 2009, podcasting by phone will require a yearly subscription fee of $99.* To purchase a subscription, contact Matthew Sewell. Uploading and listening to podcasts will remain free.
* If you use more than two hours of phone time in any 90-day period, we reserve the right to cancel your service and refund the unused portion of your fee after deducting a pro-rated amount for the number of days used and an overage of 9 cents/minute for usage over the 90-day limit. " http://www.gcast.com/?nr=1&&s=253406016
I used this service when it came out (might have been a beta in fact). Meh...
So, how much is too much I ask? As most of you have noticed there isn't as much going on around here as there used to be. I mean there is, but it's...different. I suddenly realized why that is, aside from the marketers bogging things down of course. No international callers. Most of the voice utters I listened to were from overseas friends in different parts of the world. How sad was that? I mean that they were cut off that is.
With all of the companies Utterli utilizes for crossposting you would think that some income was being generated through those affiliations but is it and would that alone be enough? How can it be? Why can't Utterli make use of all those great features companies like YouTube provide it's affiliates? If we opened ourselves up to more sharing perhaps that could open up another revenue stream? If we allow users to embed videos or pictures actually driving traffic back to those sites somehow couldn't a site like this make a killing? I have no clue because I've no idea how that really works.
I have an ulterior motive of course. I want to use Utterli like my base of operations. It should act as my multifunctional, full service blog station with all the bells and whistles known to man.
Listen, I'm no one. I have nothing to really sell. I'm just a girl with nothing better to do at the moment (hold on, answering phone) ... yeah, than answer the phones. I use my blogs mostly to archive bits of my life and the world around me at the moment simply to pass the time.
I work fast, I'm good at my job and because of that I may end up with absolutely nothing to do but answer phones some days. Even when I'm busy I'm surfing the net, leaving comments here and there or just reading. In the last 9 years I've probably taken a total of 5 lunch breaks. I'm not joking.
Basically speaking I really only use sites like this if I have access at work, it's functional and it's entertaining. That's it. Nothing more, nothing less, simple. I'm searching and have been searching over the last 3-4 years for the perfect spot. I'm searching for my own veritable smorgasbord of blogging tools that lets a simple user like me fully enjoy all of the internets wonders from one little place. Why? I have no idea actually. No clue.
All I know is I want it first, I want it now and if I can't have it I'm leaving in a huff. I'm warning you. I'll whip my hair around and stick you in the eye with it. I'll break out with my ghetto neck move...Don't make me get my neck on!
(LMFAO! The only one that's going to get that title now is my husband. lolz *snicker*)
Sunday, February 15, 2009
My Eyeballs Are Burning Orbs Of Fire
Cetaphil
Originally uploaded by LookingThruTheLens
Nguyen Duong
Sent from my "1st generation but just as fast as the new 3G iPhone"
My Review of Cetaphil Daily Facial Moisturizer on Drugstore.com:
My eyes are still on fire.
Last night I sat on my couch withe Dr. Miracle's Healing Oil in my hair. I put the lotion on my face first so as not to contaminate my hands with the Oil and accidentally get it in my eyes. It was the first time I ever used Cetaphyl with SPF.
It wasn't long before my eyes began to burn and I felt stinging all around my eyes. I thought It must have been the Oil so I immediately rinsed my eyes. It still stung, but it was better. Before I went to bed I applied some of the lotion generously, being careful not to get it in my eyes. Again, my eyes began to sting so I shut them tight and jumped into bed. I figured it has to be my hair.
Today, I opened my eyes and they stung just a little. I figured rather than suffer all day long I would wash the Oil out and be done with it. As soon as the bathroom got a little steamy my eyes burned again. I tried to keep my eyes under water as long as I could after the Oil was all rinsed out. Every time I moved away from the water my eyes began to sting again. It was starting to get annoying. I was sure I was being extremely careful.
Once I was out of the shower and my hair in a towel my eyes felt great. No stinging. Must definitely be the Oil... I began to moisturize my face again, this time only using a very light amount to prime for my makeup. My eyes stung like a very nasty chemical got in them, but I didn't get anything in my eyes. The skin all around my eyes puffed a bit and it stung all the way down to my cheekbones.
It actually burned so bad I couldn't open my eyes at all. I've poked my eyes with mascara. Like literally poked a giant glob of mascara on my EYEBALL with the wand. It hurts and it's no joy, but never have my eyes burned like this with a moisturizer. Not even the crap I'm actually allergic to. My husband had to lead me to the bathroom to wash my face.
STILL, to be quite sure, i tested it again on one cheek making sure i don't put it anywhere near my poor sore eyeballs. The eye on that cheek began to sting again and the skin began to get warm.
That is NOT cool at all. NOT COOL. What the hell did they test this stuff on? I use Cetaphyl because I'm allergic to nearly everything else on the market. It's the only cream I can use. I trusted it. It was the only product I actually trusted. I'm horribly upset because I'm sitting here wasting my time pounding away on a keyboard I can't see and squinting at a monitor that's now hurting my eyes so much I have to turn the lights down.
I don't understand how they could put a product like that on the market. I'd love to know how this was tested.
*****
I can't help thinking of the Johnny Cash song, Ring Of Fire...
I fell in to a burning ring of fire
I went down,down,down
and the flames went higher.
And it burns,burns,burns
the ring of fire
the ring of fire.
Thursday, January 29, 2009
The Maw
The story revolves around a little blue alien called Frank that runs around with a purple blob like pet named Maw. You navigate Frank in 3rd person mode who then drags Maw around on a leash while gobbling up every little creature in it's path. The more Maw eats the bigger he gets.
I know that doesn't sound like much, but to tell the truth I like to play games for the story. The gameplay has a big role in my decision and sometimes so do the graphics, but the story line is what really reels me in. So far the developers of The Maw have managed to wrap me up in the storyline from the start and that's what I enjoy the most.
If you can keep my attention for more than 5 minutes with the intro and not make the controls so complicated that the trial takes forever to get started then you just might get me to add more points. :)
My Rating: 7.46 lol
Arkadian Warriors
Whatever the case may be, I remember kind of liking this game. For an Arcade title that is; not enough to buy it though.
This is a "so so" version of countless other dungeon crawlers and pretty much not my bag. The character classes include "Soldier", Archer", and "Sorcerer" that you can play with one other gamer on Live.
As in most of these games you'll gain experience as you vanquish your foes filling up your battle meter as you go along to morph into a phoenix, lion or dragon, depending on the class you choose.
It's too bad it just didn't have what it takes to impress anyone. Even ING gave it a mediocre rating and I deleted it after about 2 or 3 goes.
My Rating: 3.5
Fun Fact Quiz: IGN & Gamespot both gave the same rating. What was the rating out of 10?
Maha's XLA Review: AegisWing
This side scrolling shooter blasts you through screen after screen of enemy fighters. It has been compared to the famous "Bullet Hell" sub-genre of manic shoot-em up video games as it almost completely bombards you and your team with endless bursts of enemy fire.
You and a multiplayer team of 3 other gamers can log on and enjoy the mayhem together. The power ups and health pickups aren't great, but very necessary. You can also choose a navigator and connect your ship to theirs for bigger better blasting power, but beware of those tight spaces! It's always the ship in the back that gets it first!
This game is just nuts so if you haven't tried it go for it. I'm actually not sure if it's still free, but I've never gotten rid of mine and every once in a while you'll still see me on it.
My Rating: 8.5
Fun fact quiz: In the summer of 2006 three Microsoft interns where chosen to create this title. Who might they be?
Maha's XLA Review: 1942: Joint Strike
1942 Cammy
Originally uploaded by PlayStation.Blog
blog.us.playstation.com/2008/07/24/1942-joint-strike-comi...
And I quote, "It F'ing sucked. It was a bad remake of the original. Why?"
I have no idea what he's talking about, but I'll take his word for it. There are few vertical scrolling games that I would actually recommend. Quite frankly they bore me and if I have to mash buttons to play you can definitely forget about it.
When asked what rating he would give it he gave it a 3.5.
Ah well, so much for my first review huh?
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Old Grandma Hardcore : Earth Defense Force 2017. Grandma doesn't know WHAT to...
Tim at OGHC wrote about a game called Earth Defense something something. Probably not the type of game I'd usually even so much as look at, but he's got such a way with words that it may actually persuade me into buying it before I even bother previewing it.
We'll see. I'll bring it up to the Hooha and see what he thinks. ~ Maha
Blog: Old Grandma Hardcore
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Thursday, September 04, 2008
Picasa, I Will Never Pay I Say!!!
i decided to try out picasa in beta mode. i've tried it before and i never really took to it. i love all the services google picks up, but not always. especially if they want to charge to upgrade.
i'm sorry, but everyone on the planet wants you to pay for their service and quite frankly...i don't. i'm not interested in paying anymore than i should, which is nothing. why pay for something you can get elsewhere for free?
i have unlimited storage use at flickr because they're affiliated with at&t who also happens to provide my internet. well...they're smart aren't they? that means that so long as i keep at&t i can have unlimited downloads/mo and multiple folders. there's never a cap to your yearly limit either.
i don't care that 400gb is more storage than i'll ever need. i don't care! i'm NEVER going to pay for storage of my pictures ever again! so if picasa thinks they're going to get any money out of me it's NEVER going to happen.
BUT there are a few features that will make my life a little easier and so, i think i'm keeping the sucker this time around. we'll see how future updates to the service go.
i say picasa needs a smudge button and other cool little tools. like the ones they have on flickr...only even better and FREE!!!!
Monday, September 01, 2008
Wanted
i never pay much attention to people's names and it's a miracle if i can actually remember anyone, let alone actually spell their names. i don't know why, it's just the way i am. i think this is what makes it very easy for me to simply enjoy a film for what it is, a film and nothing more.
the players can define a story line and give it the depth that it needs and that's great, but ultimately their personal lives are of no consequence to me.
when i saw the previews for this flick i knew i'd love it and i wasn't disappointed. there were only a couple of points that were a bit on the irritating side.
towards the end the main character fires off a weapon that he had previously used to block a knife which had subsequently lodged itself in the barrel of his gun. he then fired off a round and the knife, rather a pick of some kind, fired out of the barrel towards the assailant. this is more than impossible and in my opinion can't be explained away as being part of the powers which allowed these people to spin bullets. it's just silly.
we're not talking about a split second here...we're not even talking about half a split second. the less than millisecond that it would take to fire the weapon would have been enough to blow his hand off and quite possibly part of his face. there can't even be a little dirt down the barrell of a gun or it will most definitely backfire on you, let alone a metal object.
i can deal with messing with physics, breaking out with matrix type effects, but that for some strange reason was way too much of a stretch for me.
that and the rats. although there was no better way to carry out that little feat there wasn't enough time for the rats to get to every single part of that building to blow it up like that. yes, it's a movie, but by the time all those little critters got to every room those guys would have more than run out of bullets and the main character would have been sitting in that van for quite a while. of course, that's just my silly opinion.
other than that everything was cool. i liked the special effects and the action was lots of fun. i figured the twist out really early on so it wasn't a shocker when i fot to the end. you could pretty much tell what was happening from the start.
the "bad guy" had plenty of time to kill him before if that was what he wanted to do. but who cares, it was fun.
that and Angelina is hot....just fucking hot. :P
hancock
the special effects weren't exactly to die for, in fact some of it was a little comical, but not bad. and the story line was cute.
in fact, the whole thing was cute...just cute.
a fun movie to watch at the supersaver, our semi-local "buck 50" movie theater.
