If anyone's interested in the US politics, I suggest the following link:

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They are trying to justify illegal surveillance of American citizens from every angle. And those who can, oppose it. :-)

I'm just watching the Keynote from Apple, and Apple blew my mind, again, for the 30th time.

Yesterday, my friend, Zoli Erika Miklosa's husband/manager) told me, that he wants to buy a new notebook. Living in Hungary, where computer technology is still more expensive, he wanted to buy one here and take it home. So, I excitedly reported that there's a new PowerBook, that is going to be 4 times faster than its predecessors (which are not slow), and it's announced, but not available for sale yet. And then he said, well, you know, I was told not to buy an Apple. Ad when I asked "who said that?" his answer was: "PC people, of course." :-)

So, what can I say, the more reason to promote Apple computers, now, that you can build websites seamlessly with photos, sound, video, blog, etc. with iWeb, the iLife family's new little child.

I think I can convince him easily. :-)

So, I learned about DDR last night for the first time. I mean, the phrase I heard before, but I truly had no idea what it referred to. Christina showed me this website, where you can perform the "steps" with your fingers. I quickly learned that I have some leraning to do. Based on that idea, we quickly bid on a ddr mat on ebay, not realizing that yes, the price was low, but there's $60 shipping charge. Yay! Nevertheless, check it out, it's cool.