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Ahora en Español!!!  I feel frustrated and powerless at work. I feel this way often. Willie James Perry, also known as Batman or the Birmingham Batman (born 1941 - died 1985) was well-known for cruising around Birmingham helping stranded motorists and giving free rides in his customized 1971 Ford Thunderbird, dubbed the "Batmobile Rescue Ship". Perry worked as a manager at window distributor J. F. Day. He lived by the motto "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you." In addition to carrying gas, jumper cables and tools to help people whose cars had broken down, Perry gave free rides to people who had too much to drink, took elderly people to doctor's appointments and drove kids around to McDonald's or as entertainment for birthday parties. When making his rounds, Perry wore a white helmet with the bat logo and a white jumpsuit with brown trim. He was featured in a 1982 episode of the television show That's Incredible!. Perry died of carbon monoxide poisoning when his garage door closed unnoticed while he was working on the Batmobile in 1985. He was survived by his wife, Dorothy, and daughter Renee Perry-Hill. the batmobile: http://blog.al.com/spotnews/2009/03/Bat goooood morning, internet! Hope you had a good breakfast! what could be under here? ( Read more... ) my friend Brooke is unloading some bookshelves and other sundries, for cheap, if you're around Minneapolis and looking for that... http://goosebari.livejournal.com/17 Young woodticks have six legs, and mature ticks have eight legs. how would you like to grow an extra couple legs during your lifetime? Oooh, Google is making an operating system, take THAT, Ballmer. http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/08/techn It will be open source. of course, they could just release a distro of Linux. Google Plans a PC Operating System By MIGUEL HELFT and ASHLEE VANCE ( Read more... ) It's hard to find a job, it's much harder than getting a degree. It's harder still to know what you want to do for a job. Degree, finding a job, finding your passion. Easier, harder, hardest. Many people do this in this order, however, I've seen people have a lot more success if they do it in the opposite order. You there. Get to work. If any of you knows about a non-profit in Minneapolis, St. Paul or Bloomington where they take volunteers, would you let me know? Fringe Festival is coming up. Something I always want to see and never actually go see. I need to move from my current, safe neighborhood, to one that is more urban and fun. |
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