Happy birthday PaulChambers.com!!! On this date, 6 years ago, this little guy was born. He's brought us laughs, he's brought us tears, but most importantly he's brought us some damn good website designs!

WOW! It sure has been busy around here. I got a major papercut yesterday so it is hard to type, so I am gonna make this short. I know, poor me...a paper cut.

Google further customized their customizeable homepage. It is honestly the best thing since sliced bread. I even got Deyer to switch to it from using ESPN.com as his homepage.

I heard on the radio the other day about how in Microsoft's new satellite mapping service they conveniently have old pictures of Apple's world headquarters before it even existed. Surely the Microsoft satellite image has been updated. Well...isn't that interesting. Mr. Gates says its just cause they haven't updated that imagery yet. Google Maps is still the best. Less clutter and updated imagery.

That's all for now. Enjoy...

Ryan's brother sent him the link to this pretty cool keyboard today. I also find their "Answers" section amusing.

Saw Wedding Crashers this weekend. VERY funny movie. Doesn't stand up to Old School or Super Troopers, but I liked it.

Well, the Home Run Derby was here tonight in Detroit as part of the 2005 All Star Game. I didn't watch all but five minutes of it, but from what I saw it looked like a lot of fun downtown tonight. Mayer just sent across a pretty cool article from ESPN.com about Detroit and actually makes you proud for once to say you're from the area. Not that I'm not ever proud to be from Detroit.

In other news, Jenni picked up her first BRAND NEW CAR tonight! She has worked really hard over the last year and I feel she deserved to treat herself for once. She bought the new Chevy Cobalt (silver) with leather interior, 7-speaker stereo, and all the other nice fixins'. It's a pretty sweet ride if I must say. Okay, back to work now. Oh, and this weekend was awesome! Mayer was in town so we hung out Friday night and went to Desperado's on Saturday night. We rode the mechanical bull which was a blast! That's all for now...

I bought Gorman's "I <3 []" shirt tonight from his newly designed TommyGorman.com - Version 3.0 site. Best damn $19.99 I ever spent!

Deyer just showed me a news story about a 646-pound catfish caught in Thailand. It's amazing a fresh-water fish can even get this big...it's about as big as a shark! It seemed like a pretty normal (normal meaning unfunny) story until I came across this line (I wish I could be with Mayer when he reads this and starts laughing hysterically)...

"The fishermen had hoped to sell the fish to environmental groups, which planned to release it to spawn upriver, but it died before it could be handed over and then was chopped up and sold in pieces to villagers as food."