What keeps the police busy in Hudson, Ohio, Part 5

Posted on Sunday 18 September 2011 at 11:40 pm in category: Police Reports
In the past week 22 people read this, in the past month 93 people read this.

just when I thought the police reports in the Hudson Hub were losing some of their luster, this gem showed up in the September 18th edition:

From the Hudson Hub, Sept. 18th 2011

What keeps the police busy in Hudson, Ohio, Part 4

Posted on Saturday 10 September 2011 at 1:53 pm in category: Police Reports
In the past week 25 people read this, in the past month 110 people read this.

From the Hudson Hub, September 11th, 2011:

Sick raccoon

Hudson police doesn't waste any time messing with sick raccoons. Snare it & shoot the damn thing!

What keeps the police busy in Hudson, Ohio, Part 3

Posted on Sunday 04 September 2011 at 3:20 pm in category: Police Reports
In the past week 20 people read this, in the past month 76 people read this.

From the Hudson Hub, September 4th, 2011:

Disabled Vehicle

They even tried to jumpstart it...

Righthanded popcorn maffia...

Posted on Wednesday 31 August 2011 at 7:56 pm in category: Whatever
In the past week 18 people read this, in the past month 53 people read this.

A while ago I wrote something about how hard it can be sometimes to be left handed in a right handed world.

That was before I visited the Nashville, Tennessee office of the company I work for. This office has all the necessary office equipment, including a popcorn maker. Unfortunately, the scoop to put the popcorn in the little paper bags is the worst example of a tool that is only for right handed people that I've ever seen:

Popcorn scooper

Are there left handed popcorn scoopers?

Shoemaker, stick to your last

Posted on Monday 29 August 2011 at 10:55 am in category: Whatever, Nerds
In the past week 23 people read this, in the past month 78 people read this.

A shoemakers last - een schoenmakers leest

Do you have a Google+ account? I do. Of course I had to get in on the hype, and made sure I had an invitation, just like I did with Google Wave, a couple of years ago. Unfortunately, Google Wave died pretty quick, but that really had some revolutionary stuff in it. It was cool.

Google+ is actually not that cool, I think. It looks good, there is some awesome ideas in it that Facebook will undoubtedly copy without any shame (they've already copied the best feature), and then it will die too. Over the past few years, I've joined just about any social network out there as soon as it was available. Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, FourSquareOrkut (which is Google too, by the way), StumbleUpon (I still use that), ICQ, MySpace, and of course Hyves, which was (or is) very popular in The Netherlands, but is now losing it to Facebook as well.