Bush?

Ok, ok.. I know at least one person out there is going to claim this is liberal propaganda, or taken out of context, or whatever -- but screw it, watch it for yourself...

Silver	Yeah, I saw that on the daily show, it was fantastic...      Posted by Silver on Thu Aug 31 05:53:00 PDT 2006
WILL POWER!	How can anyone stand behind these people?  A bunch of liars with their hands up some idiot's ass.... Posted by WILL POWER! on Thu Aug 31 06:50:00 PDT 2006
Sarah	WHOA....I can't believe that.  MY GOD...........I got to show my parents...they are avid Bush Supporters Posted by Sarah on Thu Aug 31 23:48:00 PDT 2006

News from the Net

Bush ends public access to research materials

19,000 customers of AT&T had their data stolen.

This is interesting... They demo the first quantum cryptographic data network, based on and compatible with standard fiber optical networks

Apple sure has some big names running it

If the authorities won't listen to you, post it on YouTube

You want either Blu-Ray or HD-DVD right? Well, both are now postponed due to suppliers suspsending shipments of blue laser diodes

Heinlein's last novel? will be released next month.  I don't get it. Someone else completed it, I get that. But he hasn't worked on it in 50 years, so I really don't think of it as his last one - but more as a release of an old one. Maybe that's just me.

HP goes after ink patent infringers

Mmmm.. tasty

Google and eBay partner up

This was also mentioned on the news last night. SpiralFrog is going to start offering legally free music downloads, using ads to fund it

Though Amazon is accepting pre-orders for the January 30th release of Vista, I don't think I am interested.

WILL POWER!	Totalitarian society, anyone?  Fuck Bush and whoever has their hand up his ass. Posted by WILL POWER! on Wed Aug 30 09:06:00 PDT 2006
Sylkwyrm	If we post what Bush is doing on YouTube do you think anyone would notice? Posted by Sylkwyrm on Wed Aug 30 11:03:00 PDT 2006
Malachi	Yeah, people who publicly disagree with Bush is labelled a terrorist and locked away without trial or charges. Posted by Malachi on Thu Aug 31 05:24:00 PDT 2006

News from the Net

Star Trek getting CGI Makeover. Han shot first!

Thanks to the University of Texas and Google, we now have a fully automatic BitTorrent server

Flickr adds drag and drop geotagging

A PhD thesis based on StarTrek?

A new program, FairUse4WM strips DRM 10 and 11 from Windows Media files.

News from the Net

Steal This Film is available for download

So by now, many of you are aware how much I like OLED... How about in clothing form -- called Lumalive

Some of you are aware that Google has been hosting EOTI's email since the Polish hacker decided to wipe out our server... They have now added Calendar and Talk to the domain-hosted accounts...

The NYT blocks Linux from accessing their videos. That's ok, really. Every time a link leads to a NYT article, I don't even bother logging in to read it.

This is just funny

Researchers use online sales software to predict the properties of atomic structures

Haha! Ever wonder what Customer Support and Accounting are more likely to do than IT? Steal lunches

Don't loose your iPod, or they will turn the plane around and alert the bomb squad

Want to make a living by posting articles and blogs?

OSU takes a close look at a place off the oregon coast that is becoming a giant crab and fish graveyard due to hypoxia and many anoxia

The BBC is reporting that Spring is coming earlier and earlier every year

A Neuroscience professor gives up after activists firebomb family, colleagues and elderly neighbors

So how long until Bush attacks Iran for their new Nucleur plant?

NASA delays launch of Shuttle Atlantis

A Turkish hacker tracks down pedophiles

Google launches Google Trends. Living in Beaverton, I decided to search for it. I was a bit surprised by the results.

Supercomputer doubles performance

If you had funded the X-Prize, maybe you could have been the first female tourist in space.

Judge strikes down violent video game ban

SO, you want to see the real impact between majority and double majority voting?  I called into the Thomas Hartmann show once and told them that I didn't agree with their opinion that 5% voter turnout should be able to change things like taxes and laws -- to which he disagreed.  Well, it appears that there were 2700 astronomers at the conference that demoted Pluto from planet status -- and only 10% of them even voted.  It took less than 270 people to decide that everything you were taught about our solar system was wrong.

For the few Intel fans out there, read for a review of the Core 2 Duo

This isn't good. It appears a recent study shows spam increases stock values

Stem Cell research may soon get a major boost, since they can now be harvested from Adults.

Barney gets the smack-down

Now see, what idiot would sell illegal software (instead of giving it away)? Well, he got 6 years in jail

Sony hasn't been doing good, and the new battery recall really hurt their stock

Sarah	This is really really lame.  I can't believe that a Neuroscience professor gives up after activists firebomb family, colleagues and elderly neighbors.  Good job activists! I'm glad that you support your beliefs with violence....gosh...sound like any major countries we know? Nah.... Posted by Sarah on Mon Aug 28 03:02:00 PDT 2006
Malachi	I still remember when I was like 13 or 14, Greenpeace was asking me for donations (via postal mail) so that they could blow up oil tankers. Love how that would keep oil out of the water. Posted by Malachi on Mon Aug 28 03:07:00 PDT 2006
WILL POWER!	What gets me is that they have so little regard for human life in their persuit of protecting animal life.  Sad that people can be so...lame. Posted by WILL POWER! on Mon Aug 28 08:56:00 PDT 2006

Toys from the Net

Ok, I know some of you have an interest in running some diesel vehicle off veggie oil (will hemp oil work?) etc... but don't want huge semi... how about a motorcycle? Then again you might prefer an electric or the t-rex

Or perhaps you would like to walk on water like a hamster?

How about a radio-controlled helicopter that suggests kids age 18+

Or maybe you want to pretend to be a security guard?

Wonder if this would work with our foodsaver... Kahlua bag, here I come

How about a coffee table for all you ravers, and Dino

Would you like to make your own cotton candy?

And how about an inflatable outdoor theater? That could go great with an inflatable whirlpool spa. And of course, something inflatable for Dino - a flying manta ray

And of course, when it says This gadget is for our more kinky readers, the VibraWhip....., I just couldn't pass up.

Oooh, a floating bed

And this shower would fit right in with our other gadgets here at home

In my industry, I keep getting informed that I need to start playing golf, which, with the exception of the random excursion to the family fun center never happens... with this though, I could change my mind

If I do ever get around to moving to the Caribbean, maybe I'll use the outdoor misting sytem

And last but not least, something for Lori's Bryan... Shocking laser-tag

SparrowHawk	There several toys here that would be fun to have, can't afford any of them, but it's nice to daydream. Posted by SparrowHawk on Sat Aug 26 03:36:00 PDT 2006
Malachi	Only $66 for the cotton candy maker! :) Posted by Malachi on Sat Aug 26 03:43:00 PDT 2006
WILL POWER!	I could use the golf thingy. Posted by WILL POWER! on Sat Aug 26 10:40:00 PDT 2006
Sylkwyrm	Ya, I dig the coffee table... but I'd definatly wait till my guests have had a few before plugginf it in. ;-) Posted by Sylkwyrm on Sun Aug 27 02:45:00 PDT 2006

Anyone want to buy this for me?

http://www.leepvr.com/15cyberfacex.html

Sylkwyrm	I'll buy it for you sweety!   ....As soon as you make me enough money too ;-) Posted by Sylkwyrm on Fri Aug 25 12:18:00 PDT 2006
WILL POWER!	How much is it?  I didn't see a price. Posted by WILL POWER! on Fri Aug 25 17:59:00 PDT 2006
Malachi	How much will the CyberfaceX⢠cost? Itâs useless to discuss price without also discussing a time frame. One week from now, there will be no price because you wonât be able to by it. 1,000 years from now, people will probably be paying to have them taken away. Needless to say, when we first commercially release the Videowrap technology, devices using it will be more expensive. If it becomes popular and the CyberfaceX can be mass-produced, the price will come down. If CyberfaceX manages to find its way into the main stream, our goal is to get the price below $100. The design does not make it inherently expensive to build. Posted by Malachi on Fri Aug 25 18:01:00 PDT 2006
Sarah	I'd buy it for you....but the cyber face scares me...... Posted by Sarah on Mon Aug 28 02:59:00 PDT 2006

Water-Pipe-Organ-Flute?

No, not a "water pipe" or a "flute" that happens to be an organ... You just have to see it

Sylkwyrm	Now woudn't that be awsome if we could do it with a "water pipe" :-D Posted by Sylkwyrm on Fri Aug 25 10:32:00 PDT 2006

News from the Net

In case you use Java, you might be interested to know that JDK7 (1.7?) is available.

China and Russia launch Joint Mars Mission

Some of you out there thinks the US leads the world in Technology, maybe behind Japan or something, right? Did you know that countries like the UK, Denmark, Italy and Spain kick our arses when it comes to providing internet access?

We all hate M$, but this patent might make your internet access much slower

Better hope you are looking for domain names that don't appear desirable or politically motivated, or you might get charged more. The political side of this one pisses me off. I can see it now... Republican.info=free, FixElections.info=$10gazillion.

If the RIAA comes after you, don't wipe your harddrive, or the RIAA can name their price

It isn't the idea of cloning beef that bothers me, but the selecting 1 in 8000 animals AFTER the slaughter

Dell leaves MP3 Market

Is this girl a lockpick prodigy?

Linux may not have a competitor to Photoshop

Apple recalls 1.1 million laptop batteries

Looks like the government has decided that low-income students can't learn evolution anymore.

Amazon starts selling virtual grid networks

A judge sentenced a 16-year old spammer to two months in his bedroom during curfew

Hey! Here's a complete surprise! Pluto's status has been changed again - this time to a "Dwarf Planet"... Hey, I got an idea... So we can assure that what our kids learn in 3rd grade doesn't make them flunk 4th grade, why don't we call all those things out there "Thingees"?

Sarah	Po' kids can't read.  Lets just tell them that god did it in 7 days because the words are smaller and the numbers are easier to calculate.....  Posted by Sarah on Fri Aug 25 05:12:00 PDT 2006
Malachi	"Ma? How old was Noah?" "Oh, he was real old! That was before God decided to smite down all the sinners and make Noah's kids have shorter lives!" Posted by Malachi on Fri Aug 25 05:14:00 PDT 2006
Silver	A: the lack of evidence in a civil or criminal trial immediately calls reasonable doubt into the picture. B: what filesharing? C: wasn't me... D: wasn't me... E: wasn't me...      Posted by Silver on Fri Aug 25 14:03:00 PDT 2006
Malachi	A: only applies if the court cares about law; and as we have all seen, they don't. B: I think it's from a Wierd Al song C-E: Nope, the RIAA planted evidence. I have proof. As far as they are concerned, I don't own any of my own hardware, they own it, so it was all found on their hardware! Posted by Malachi on Fri Aug 25 16:59:00 PDT 2006

Dream Park?

Ok, I know where I want to go for my next vacation!

WILL POWER!	I'm with you! Posted by WILL POWER! on Fri Aug 25 08:38:00 PDT 2006
Sylkwyrm	Sweet! .....I'm going too right? Posted by Sylkwyrm on Fri Aug 25 10:31:00 PDT 2006
Silver	I'm all about the VR world. It's got to be better than reality right?      Posted by Silver on Fri Aug 25 14:00:00 PDT 2006
Malachi	virtually Posted by Malachi on Fri Aug 25 16:54:00 PDT 2006

News from the Net

Distributed computing might get a boost when you start using your PS3 on Folding@HOME

Ok, ok...  This one is a real shocker. Every single one of you will be utterly surprised.  The Diebold machines failed to phone home in Alaska elections, causing a hand recount.

OMG OMG OMG!!!! Settlers of Catan on the Xbox!!! Ok, ***NOW*** I am willing to buy an XBox...  A while back, Klaus had told me that the USA company that was going to do it in English for the PC fizzled out... I begged him to try again (he at the time wasn't going to).... He then said it was going to be done by Microsoft -- I just didn't realize it would be for the XBox

Five Apple employees terminated for admitting they downloaded LeopardOS

In other news, Apple is to pay Creative $100 million to use their MP3 Player patent

This might just be the tech we need to do a good VR headset

The diesel speed record was broken by a car completely designed by a computer... 328MPH.... Of course, another record was broken by Ants that can close their jaws shut between 78-145 mph.

Feeling like playing a prank on your friend? Well, you might want to think twice about hitting the Report Abuse button in MSN messenger -- or your friend will get reported directly to the police as a sexual predator

Scientists find a way to harvest stem cells without harming the embryo

After the shuttle fleet is retired in 2010, Orion will be the NASA's main human spaceflight vehicle... If I were Mayan, I just might think that could be the beginning of the end 'as we know it'.

Google Brazil is being pressured to give up user info from Orkut (Google's alternative to MySpace that still requires invitation) -- and so far are refusing to help

Silver	I just want to borrow their distributed network for about an hour. I think 1 million PCs could crunch the numbers we need right?     Posted by Silver on Thu Aug 24 00:48:00 PDT 2006
Malachi	No doubt. Posted by Malachi on Thu Aug 24 01:08:00 PDT 2006

News from the Net

Microsoft and Autodesk were admonished by a judge, and M$ told to pay an additional $25 million for attempting to bury evidence

Well, it appears that I am not the only one... It is becoming a trend -- don't let us access the internet freely at work, and we'll go somewhere else

Suprisingly, a teen creates something that let's parents track when their kids are speeding

Scientists bred a mouse that is ALWAYS cheerful

Wierd Al releases a song on MySpace entitled "Don't download this song"

SCO lawyers ambush IBM witness

M$ latest security update introduces security flaw

The 2006 Fields medals (think Math Nobel Prizes) were awarded

Huh, I didn't know that O'Reilly tried to trademark "Website"

From the TV News: Dallas TX is going to start issuing tickets if any part of your underwear shows... While we all assume they are talking about saggy pants, guess we won't see any thongs sticking out of the top of girls pants either

It seems there are some unique phones on the horizon...  Don't forget to check out their slideshow

WILL POWER!	Strange thing about some of those crazy cell phone designs:  How the hell do they fit in your pocket? Posted by WILL POWER! on Wed Aug 23 02:00:00 PDT 2006
Malachi	One of them said they fit in your wallet! lol Posted by Malachi on Wed Aug 23 02:12:00 PDT 2006

News from the Net

Well, it appears that the USA E-Passports will carry digital photographs of the passport holder on an embedded chip

Remember that data that AOL 'accidentally' let go? Well, it appears that all the appropriate Executives approved it. Of course, then the CTO resigned

NOOOO!!! The Sci-Fi channel has officially pissed me off... They will not renewing Stargate SG-1

I know a few of you out there have Mac. If so, you should read this

Geologists and Astronomers go to war And it has nothing to do with the Astrophysics new conclusive proof of dark matter

Next time you buy a car, you might want to read the fine print to see if they hid their notification of Event Data Recorder in there. Now, car manufacturers are required to tell you if you have a black box in your car

Only a scant 17 years after Shawn and I were designing magentic-based energy, an Irish company is challenging the scientific community to disprove their free-energy device

Scientists now think that Texas Hold'em is better than Chess for studying artificial intelligence

I didn't even know that scientists were still trying to deduce the origins of the moon

Well, this method of data encryption sure sounds familiar

WILL POWER!	Mmmmmm...texas hold'em Posted by WILL POWER! on Tue Aug 22 11:44:00 PDT 2006

News from the Net

Microsoft recalls Small Business Server

Scientists think Goldfish are smarter than dolphins... Yeah, right... so let's see them save a drowning Timmy

A new wireless router from Asus can be used to download torrents with your PC turned off

Hasubanonine may be a addictive-free alternative to morphine

AIDS vaccine passes first phase trials.  By the sounds of how it works, that specific drug would be very harmful to people with IBS/UC/etc... Of course, doubt they thought of that

Google doesn't think viewers should have to watch commercials that are a waste of your time... so what kind of commercial are they going to run?

Online biometric payment service?

EA plans to invade your privacy if you agree to it by simply playing a game on XBox Live

Dwave Systems plans to offer paid use of a superconducting quantum computer starting next year... I *really* need to use that service :)

Google has launched Writely.com, their answer to Word... Weird thing is, it didn't just let me log in with my GMail account... I posted my Resume to test it out... Too bad they are using ASP (yech)

The comment about 'diffraction grating' on this new display technology makes me think holographic displays may not be that far off

Scientists have found molecules that spontaneously form honeycomb patterns. Might this lead to self-assembling organic networks?

The FDA has approved a virus as a food additive to meats

Even though I won't buy Intel products, I know some of you might like info on the new Quad Cores (motherboards available)

Eric Raymond may soon loose his open source supporters

A followup to an earlier post... If you have an EchoStar DVR, the injunction is temporarily blocked

The recent NASA Competition was won by two emerging space companies

You all know that Scientists think the appendix serves no useful purpose... They used to think the thalamus was a fairly primitive structure too -- until they realized it essentially boots your brain

Sony was denied a patent in the UK on the basis that it took away P2P users' anonymity. Score one for the good guys

Since companies that assisted the NSA wiretapping are in for some serious legal problems, can't we do something abot the a*hole in charge of the administration as well?

WILL POWER!	Kind of lame, the Microsoft and EA thing.  I'm not certain if that outweighs my desire to have a 360 and Madden, though I feel daunted.  It is entirely possible that I would give EA that info anyways if I intended to play online, but I certainly don't like them being handed it without being up front about the exchange. Posted by WILL POWER! on Mon Aug 21 04:06:00 PDT 2006

Friggin Computers

So, awhile back, EOTI purchased brand new hardware. After many crashes, and hours of tech support, we found out that there was a memory bug in our new CPUs that prevented them from working with more than 2GB of memory. Now, keep in mind that we had already paid for 4GB and two identical machines...

AMD offered to RMA them and give us newer CPUs that had the bug fixed -- if we were willing to do without our computers for a couple months -- since they don't do cross-shipping.  Well, since I can't really work, answer job requests, or even charge customers (ie: billing) without having a computer, I didn't do the RMA.

So today, we decide to just say screw it, purchase one, and use that while the other is RMA'ing.  We found the CPU that AMD was going to send us at Fry's and put it in. After hours of torture, we come to realize, it doesn't crash with 4 GB in because it won't boot with 4 GB in.  In fact, it will only boot with 2 or 3 GB in... But then, when you boot with 3, POST says you have 2, the BIOS says 3, and Windows says 2.5....

So, what does it come down to?  If you never learned your lesson about never ever buying the latest greatest of tech -- learn from me instead of learning the hard way.  I decided to give it a shot once, and we STILL can't use any of the products as advertised 2 years later.

Silver	told you not to buy the processor. tsk tsk tsk don't listen to the hardware guy, I don't know anything... hehe.    Posted by Silver on Sun Aug 20 14:18:00 PDT 2006
Malachi	Well, I bought the one that AMD specifically said fixed the memory bug... you didn't tell me not to buy it -you said to buy it online ;) Posted by Malachi on Sun Aug 20 14:19:00 PDT 2006
WILL POWER!	This reminds me to ask you... What specs should my next pc have?  I know I want the best video processor I can have for a reasonable price.  My main focus is gaming, gaming, gaming, and gaming.  Looking to spend 1000-1500 but I will spend more if I have to in order to get the shiznit. Posted by WILL POWER! on Sun Aug 20 15:14:00 PDT 2006
Malachi	..1 importance is MEMORY... people have a habit of overlooking this, but low memory makes fast CPU and big hard drive pointless...  when you run low on memory, it will use the hard drive AS memory, and it is always slow in comparison... 2GB minimum. 4GB if you can. ..2 graphics cards.... if you have a specific game in mind, I would check out their specs... I have had some games that hated to work on ATI and some that hated to work on NVidia. Personally, I have come to love my Dual-SLI NVidia setup. I have not tried the quad-SLI yet... ..3 cooling... good cooling is a must for gaming... otherwise, overheat = slow down or even crash...  if you aren't going to do watercooling or something, at least go with a case that allows lots of fans... my board also comes with a "heat pipe" but I haven't really noticed if it helps or not... ..4 video.... I *love* my 19" Samsung 930B... 4ms response time is better than most out there, and I have never had problems with Samsung monitors... ..5 cd/dvd... if you plan on making any of your own home movies, go with the Dual-Layer DVD+RW... If not, price compare between single and dual layer. ..6... maybe just ask Brett :) Posted by Malachi on Sun Aug 20 15:26:00 PDT 2006
WILL POWER!	I'll be playing WOW, COV, COH, MOH, Galaxies, and sports games prolly. Posted by WILL POWER! on Mon Aug 21 06:26:00 PDT 2006
Sylkwyrm	OMG! thats alot of games! Hey, are you still working for a living??? ;-) Posted by Sylkwyrm on Fri Aug 25 10:05:00 PDT 2006

My new favorite toy

Ok, well, I don't technically have one yet, and have not technically ordered one... But I did tell them to email me when it becomes available next month damn it!

Silver	I'm still waiting for the full-size OLED keyboard, but I've been waiting on one for the last year or so... :)      Posted by Silver on Sun Aug 20 03:34:00 PDT 2006
Malachi	Yeah, the full sized one was developed by at Art/Prototyping company. Their website said it was going to be released, but I have not heard any news on it for quite some time. Posted by Malachi on Sun Aug 20 03:36:00 PDT 2006
Malachi	But might as well get an update, right? http://www.artlebedev.com/everything/optimus/ Itâs in the initial stage of production. We hope it will be released in 2006. It will cost less than a good mobile phone. It will be real. It will be OS-independent (at least itâs going to be able to work in some default state with any OS). It will support any language or layout. Moscow is the capital of Russia. Each key could be programmed to produce any sequence. It will be an open-source keyboard, SDK will be available. Some day it will be split (and made âergonomicâ). It will most likely use the OLED technology (e-paper is sooo slow). Our studio is located two blocks from the Kremlin. It will feature a key-saver. Keys could be animated when needed. It has a numeric keypad because we love it. Thereâs no snow in Moscow in summer. It will be available worldwide (why not?) OEM is possible (why not?) Posted by Malachi on Sun Aug 20 03:38:00 PDT 2006
jessie	love the little factoids about Moscow just blending in with the tech talk. without them , this whole post would have been sanskrit or aramaic or something to me!  Posted by jessie on Sun Aug 20 09:50:00 PDT 2006

The Five Factor Personality Test

Your Five Factor Personality Profile

Extroversion: You have low extroversion. You are quiet and reserved in most social situations. A low key, laid back lifestyle is important to you. You tend to bond slowly, over time, with one or two people. Conscientiousness: You have medium conscientiousness. You're generally good at balancing work and play. When you need to buckle down, you can usually get tasks done. But you've been known to goof off when you know you can get away with it. Agreeableness: You have low agreeableness. Your self interest comes first, and others come later, if at all. In general, you feel that people are not to be trusted. And you're skeptical that anyone else really feels differently. Neuroticism: You have low neuroticism. You are very emotionally stable and mentally together. Only the greatest setbacks upset you, and you bounce back quickly. Overall, you are typically calm and relaxed - making others feel secure. Openness to experience: Your openness to new experiences is high. In life, you tend to be an early adopter of all new things and ideas. You'll try almost anything interesting, and you're constantly pushing your own limits. A great connoisseir of art and beauty, you can find the positive side of almost anything.

The Five Factor Personality Test

WILL POWER!	Your Five Factor Personality Profile Extroversion: You have high extroversion. You are outgoing and engaging, with both strangers and friends. You truly enjoy being with people and bring energy into any situation. Enthusiastic and fun, you're the first to say "let's go!" Conscientiousness: You have medium conscientiousness. You're generally good at balancing work and play. When you need to buckle down, you can usually get tasks done. But you've been known to goof off when you know you can get away with it. Agreeableness: You have high agreeableness. You are easy to get along with, and you value harmony highly. Helpful and generous, you are willing to compromise with almost anyone. You give people the benefit of the doubt and don't mind giving someone a second chance. Neuroticism: You have low neuroticism. You are very emotionally stable and mentally together. Only the greatest setbacks upset you, and you bounce back quickly. Overall, you are typically calm and relaxed - making others feel secure. Openness to experience: Your openness to new experiences is high. In life, you tend to be an early adopter of all new things and ideas. You'll try almost anything interesting, and you're constantly pushing your own limits. A great connoisseir of art and beauty, you can find the positive side of almost anything. The Five Factor Personality Test Posted by WILL POWER! on Sun Aug 20 03:33:00 PDT 2006
Sarah	Your Five Factor Personality Profile Extroversion: You have high extroversion. You are outgoing and engaging, with both strangers and friends. You truly enjoy being with people and bring energy into any situation. Enthusiastic and fun, you're the first to say "let's go!" Conscientiousness: You have medium conscientiousness. You're generally good at balancing work and play. When you need to buckle down, you can usually get tasks done. But you've been known to goof off when you know you can get away with it. Agreeableness: You have medium agreeableness. You're generally a friendly and trusting person. But you also have a healthy dose of cynicism. You get along well with others, as long as they play fair. Neuroticism: You have medium neuroticism. You're generally cool and collected, but sometimes you do panic. Little worries or problems can consume you, draining your energy. Your life is pretty smooth, but there's a few emotional bumps you'd like to get rid of. Openness to experience: Your openness to new experiences is high. In life, you tend to be an early adopter of all new things and ideas. You'll try almost anything interesting, and you're constantly pushing your own limits. A great connoisseir of art and beauty, you can find the positive side of almost anything. The Five Factor Personality Test Posted by Sarah on Mon Aug 21 04:56:00 PDT 2006
Malachi	Enthusiastic and fun, you're the first to say "let's go!" Yep, that's you :) Posted by Malachi on Mon Aug 21 05:00:00 PDT 2006