It impressed me and I love it.

http://bartaz.github.com/impress.js/

I happened to watch the excerpt of “fighting gravity” from America’s Got Talent. Judges were like “you are so original”, “great”, and so on. However, it’s not quite original in my opinion. I believe credit should be given to the japanese matrix ping pong.

Anyways, here are two clips:

“Fighting Gravity from America’s Got Talent”:

Matrix Ping Pong from a Japanese show program:

I received an email from Aetna (my insurance company) regarding cholesterol numbers and thought it would be useful to remember what numbers are desirable and record it as a reference.

Total cholesterol
Desirable – below 200
Borderline high – 200-239
High – 240 or above

LDL (bad) cholesterol
Optimal – below 100
Near/above optimal : 100-129
Borderline high : 130-159
High : 160-189
Very high : 190 or above

note: Too much LDL cholesterol can block the arteries.

HDL (good) cholesterol
High (higher is better) : 60 or above
Low : below 40

note: HDL cholesterol helps keep the arteries from blocking.

Triglycerides
Normal : Below 150
Borderline High : 150 – 199
High : 200 – 499
Very high : 500 or above

note: Triglycerides are another kind of fat in the blood. They can also raise your risk of heart disease.

reference: Aetna email list… and in the email data is from http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/

I was told by my friend who works for Yahoo Performance Team in Sunnyvale that they are looking for a hybrid engineer(FE/BE) and its role is :

• primary developer for the next generation of Y!Slow
• Roundtrip FE and performance related research
• evangelism (teaching classes, speaking in conference, and so on)

It sounds very interesting to me. Also it is highly visible role in the company as well as industry. Let me know if any of you are interested in the job.

I’ve launched a sorta social site “groupstick.com” few weeks ago. Since then I’ve got some users signed up, but they are all from my work place. I should add a section for instruction since people told me that they did not know what to do with basically. That was a good point indeed.

I know what it is for since I created it. If I summarize what the site is for, here it is:

main features

• Message board based on topic and topic becomes a group.
• Email notification when user posts a message (default), so works like email list as well
• Twitter like UI
• User can view their group posts at home page
• Private and Public group

security

• Entire site on secure channel (SSL)
• Strong salt technique for user’s password
• Daily Data backup
• Data Recovery
• Validation of users

public group feature

• Anyone can see the messages
• Anyone can create a group
• Anyone can join a group if signed up
• Messages and title are searchable
• Can share via facebook, digg, and so on
• unlimited number of groups per user

private group feature

• Invitation only and invitee has to accept the invitation to join the group
• Search does not index private groups
• No one can know existence of private groups except group members
• No one can view messages in private groups except group members

I have to admit that the site needs more features. However, I think groupstick.com is ready for more users and users can take full advantages of it.

If you have seen one for Tiger Woods when his affair sage was exposed, this is same thing, but with Steve Jobs.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tn-YesqzvNk

The first thing that came to me was how the hell new ISP’s price model gonna affect this? The trend is that ISPs are capping the monthly bandwidth. If consumers start viewing 4096p videos, how soon they reach the cap? Like this article http://goo.gl/WxMH. I wonder what’s the result off the test out though?

Maybe. it’s maybe. google has a plan to become major ISP throughout many cities and towns at affordable price with no limited bandwidth to support what they just announced?

Reference: http://goo.gl/ziQh

www.groupstick.com

Please share with your friends.
It’s like yammer, but groupstick.com is much simpler and open to everyone.

Heard the new about the new AOL site and visited with Safari Browser.

Here’s the one that looks bit unfinished on Safari.

I found this presentation quite informative.