People on failblog.com were saying that this picture is a fake, that it's photoshopped, but it's actually not. The original question itself has been deleted from Yahoo! Answers, but Google cached it, and I took the liberty of screenshotting what they had. I even took a screenshot of the google header. See below the updated version before it was deleted. (I've blacked out the IE Bookmarks, StumbleUpon toolbar and the other tabs on the browser because I'm not writing this on my own computer. So it's for privacy purposes.)

Google header of the cached page

Police are turning to Myspace and Facebook to catch kids in criminal acts. (Source: Fox Searchlight Pictures) - From DailyTech.comThe parts of this article I'd like to discuss

• Some, however, take issue with proactive online patrolling by police. Sarah Steinberg, 18, a senior at Robinson Secondary, explains, "I think it's an invasion of the student's privacy. It's outside of school, and I just don't think it should be part of the school's job to do that."
  
  Her mother, Judy Ottosen, agrees, stating, "I believe it's a parent's job."

First off, Sarah Steinberg, it's NOT an invasion of the student's privacy. An invasion of the student's privacy is if they snoop into your private information without your consent. If you publicly post information for the whole world to see and you don't bother setting your own privacy settings, that's your own fault. You automatically give your consent when you publicly post things on the Internet. The information being accessed by the police is information that is available publicly. That means EVERYONE is able to see it, regardless if they're from your school, a police officer, or even a pedophile stalker.

Happy Birthday!

If I were you, I wouldn't let him anywhere near my computer.

Short Answer

Long Answer: It depends. World of Warcraft's addictiveness depends ultimately on one thing - your level of self control. This is really the main deciding factor on whether or not you will become addicted to the game.

A secondary factor would be - how you play the game. While your level of self control ultimately determines whether or not you become addicted to the game, this secondary factor will determine how quickly you become addicted, and what the likelyhood is of addiction based on your self control.

Comic 1: Mouse Battle 1

Mouse Battle 3

Check out the first two first!!

Comic 1: Mouse Battle 1

I love watching Heroes. Really, I do. I love the premise, I love the actors, I love the series. BUT.

The second season until recently have been pretty awesome. Plot twist, plot twist, MORE PLOT TWIST! It was awesome. But now, the last 2-3 episodes have been SO predictable. Everytime something happens, I know it's going to happen before it does. It's gotten to a point where I have to hold my tongue during the show so I don't ruin it for the other people watching with me... but come on! 

Reply blog can be found here: http://clive.thotswap.com/2009/03/re-beat-my-score-orisinal---winterbells

Here is my new score

Mouse Battle 2

Click on the comic to see the original size, in case you find the text a bit hard to read.

Comic 1: Click here first!

MOUSE BATTLE!!!

Next: Mouse Battle 2

Taken from the conversation I had with ImaCanuck last week about using both my new Logitech G3 Laser Mouse and the mouse that came with my Logitech Desktop S520.

My old mouse

The mouse I had before was a part of Logitech's Cordless Desktop S520 set. The mouse served me well, but I would have to say that when I started using the keyboard/mouse set, I noticed lag. I wouldn't say it was very significant lag, I've gotten used to it now. It could be a good or bad thing. 

I wanted to buy a corded mouse for the purposes of gaming, really. I haven't really had the opportunity to try the mouse out too much in a gaming environment, but I've definitely used it a lot in a casual environment.

Here is the raw footage: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipb_PeXOdT4

I have mixed feelings about this.

High score!

http://www.ferryhalim.com/orisinal/g3/bells.htm

Thoughts on the game

 is there a quick way to switch between wireless and corded mice?

ImaCanuck says (5:11 PM):

Here are some reasons why women should not participate in the reading/watching/following of anything to do with romance.

1. Unrealistic idealism is unrealistic in the real world.

Statistics... Oh how I hate thee.

I can't really say I studied very hard for it. Maybe an hour or two? Or three? For my other exams I studied pretty hard. 3-4 days. That's not bad, really.

The thing that worries me most about my exam today was the fact that it was too easy. I was able to finish the entire exam about 3-4 minutes before the time was up. I suppose you could say I could have finished way earlier, but it's been a while since I was able to finish an exam on time. It wasn't just that either... I knew how to do ALL the questions, without hesitation. Maybe a few seconds of thinking, but no hesitation. Now, THAT is something I'm not used to.

King Paul was a very pale man. He never went out in the sun unless it was to sit on the palace porch with a bottle of pepsi, his favorite drink, and a slice of pizza. Because of his diet, King Paul was quite pudgy.

All was perfect in the land of Piweurds. Almost perfect. The princess had a problem that could not be solved! Her father, King Paul, was so preoccupied with drinking pepsi and eating pizza on the palace porch that he never paid any attention to her pretty flowers! Every day, the princess would go to the palace gardens to pick the most pulchritudinous flowers she could find and place them in pleasant peach flower pots all around the castle in hopes that her father would praise her flower picking prowess.

The cell stage was by far the most fun. You get to swim around as a little creature, collect new parts, eat things, kill things, get chased by bigger things. But within maybe 30-45 minutes, you "evolve" out of this stage into the Creature stage.

While the Creature stage was still pretty fun, I can't say it was as fun as the cell stage. You get to run around in this stage, looking for new "genetic material" lying around in the area. You eventually "grow" to be able to create your own "pack/group". You make friends by doing the same actions they do. This part gets frustrating though... if you're not careful, you end up not being able to make friends and not being able to defeat enemies (because your "parts" do not have high enough "skill). After maybe an hour or two of play in this stage, you enter the Tribal stage.

Was an epic movie from beginning to end. Performance was excellent, plot was excellent, I especially loved the visual effects used in this movie to create that feeling of "epic".

Would definitely be a movie I'd recommend to friends (if they haven't already seen it). Not quite what I would consider a first date movie (unless it's your kind of thing), but would be a good movie to watch with your significant other. 

The whole movie is full of laughs and lots of "awww!"'s! Definitely something I would recommend as a family movie, and even a couples movie! In my opinion, perfect for a first date!

The movie starts off introducing the main character: Wall-E. He's the last garbage-cleaning robot left on earth, with his little durable and resilient cockroach pet. I found this part of the movie to be the most entertaining part of all. Wall-E's personality really shines here and I could help but fall in love with him at first sight! In any case, without spoiling the rest of the plot, lots of interesting stuff happens and the plot accelerates! 

There were only a few moments in the movie where the entire theatre exploded in laughter, which given the actors in the movie, was kind of a disappointment for me. A lot of the movie was spent chuckling, more at Jack Black's silly antics than anything else.

With that said, it's definitely not a bad movie. I found the actor's performances to be excellent. I think the weak link in this movie was the plot, if anything. There was so much potential for it, but the plot really didn't live up to expectations.