the feistiness of bears

don't really know how this plays into "let's move"

always interesting in learning new languages - or in this case, old. how's that livemocha coming along?

a lot of links to go through and i still don't really know what this article is about

this is pretty cool even though the video links aren't working on my computer right now.

matt weiner's vision of america is more than a little sad

responses:
1. that was pretty funny.
2. i appreciated the comment - why was it mentioned that this guy was gay? what does that have to do with loving butter cream and eggs? also, why would one demonize eggs? the ADA says they're the perfect nutritious food. =D
3. this article is just incredibly sad-sounding. like how is it ok in this day and age to say stuff like "The rate it’s going, an increase of 80 students by the year 2007, 80 percent of the UCLA Law School will be Asian. Will that make you happy?" First, who cares if it makes her happy or not? Also, ugh, talking about Asians like we're criminals or something.
4. i had always thought that because i definitely hear about my brother in IT or people in other STEM jobs. it's not just -hey i'm an engineer! i have my pick of any job anywhere and great hours and great pay. if it were, people could learn to code- it doesn't take years and years. Also, there's something to be said if you hate engineering or science, maybe that lifestyle won't be good for you.
5. life is too hard for these people. that much is for certain. also if your gym is full of uglies, what incentive do you have to go?
6. i champion the fancy burger. i mean, too much foie gras has never been something i would utter.
7. we've already discussed this ridiculous woman.