Now that Transformers 3: Dark of the Moon is out, I want to know which of the three Transformers movies out so far you liked the best.
The survey is just multiple choice. However, if you like, leave a comment with the blog post as you why you picked the choice that you did.
This should be interesting to see. 🙂
After having been put in his place by President Barack Obama and shutting up for a while, Donald Trump decided to make an ass of himself again today by taking to YouTube and calling disgraced Congressman Anthony Weiner “a psycho”.
If you’re that interested in what the Donald has to say, you can look it up yourself because I’m not wasting my time to find it for a link or be willing to embed the video on my site.
But the Trumpster calling someone else a psycho??? C’MON MAN!!!
Seriously… oh, yeah. I forgot. You can’t take the Donster seriously.
Steve Jobs of Apple recently announced Apple is going “cloud”, essentially declaring the end of the age of the personal computer becoming the central hub of people’s digital lives (NY Times, Jun 6 2011).
Essentially, Apple is proposing the replacement of a hard drive in a computer with storing and syncing things online so you have access to all of your stuff on any device in any place at any time. The iCloud service starts with photos, music, files and software.
Sounds really great until you stop and think about a few things.
President Barack Obama
Politicians often get or take a lot of credit for things done by many people by the nature of how we view things and of our political system. Conversely, they also get the flack for a lot of things, whether fairly or not because it might have been the errors or poor performance of many others. As the symbolic focal point for a lot of things, that’s how accountability is thrust upon them.
For their sake of accountability, the ability to be able to decide how much or little to get involved is a key trait to a good politician because nobody is an expert at everything. In fact, the more important politicians trusted with responsibility for various portfolios might not even know much about the issue. Their selection of responsibility might be for any number of reasons, from political like having power distributed in an area, to the lack of anyone else suitable, whether by knowledge or decision-making ability.
OK. So the Willie Kate British royal wedding is over. What do you think is going to be the next real big royal event?
By real big, I mean something with either a lot of shock or pomp and circumstance. The examples are in the survey below so please do take a moment to cast a vote!
We’ll see the people can predict the future! 🙂
If you think it’ll be William and Kate’s first child, why not take a vote at how long they should wait in my poll earlier today?
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