Diane M Persons

After 26 years I discovered that I see the world in a different way than all others see it!I'm a successful web designer, and a lot of people were asking me "so, what do you see!!". This post is to make you see what exactly I see.

What a sweet little girl. I'm glad her message got to the right person. This chain of letters will certainly make you smile.\r\n

DeviantArtists MacDoninri (Don Dimanlig) reveals a common game as all kids must have seen it at some point: "Please tell me I'm not the only person who Jump-Tiles. Some think of lava, some think bottomless pit, some think of water, some think the lines are lasers. Some just jump just because they're colored and the others are not."

For a few months now, Digg has been beta testing a radically new version of its popular social news aggregation site. Those lucky enough to secure an invitation have been experimenting with Digg's new social focused "My News" section which provides curated news feeds based on the activity of your friends and the people you choose to follow. Today, Digg has flipped the switch and launched version 4 to the public, but it hasn't been a smooth transition. Sponsor Apparently Digg itself is suffering from a bit of the Digg effect. Upon announcing the new launch and turning on the servers, Digg went down quite swiftly. The official Digg twitter account responded to the outage, thanking people "for all your interest in the new Digg," adding that they were in the process of adding more capacity. Given all the traffic Digg sees on a daily basis, it seems unlikely that a sudden glut of visitors could bring the site down. What's more likely, is that pushing the new Digg has resulted in some temporary slowness. But hey, server speed, schmerver speed - here's a reminder of the new features now available on Digg. My News - If you visit the page while logged in to your Digg account, your new homepage is called "My News" where stories your friends have commented, dugg, and shared are aggregated. Digg now makes it very easy to find and follow your friends or your favorite outlets and personalities by pulling contacts from Facebook, Twitter and the like. Auto Post from RSS - Digg has simplified the submission process on the homepage and has also made it possible to import RSS feeds directly into your account. This could be very powerful for publishers who want to quickly get their content out on the site automatically without the hassle of actually visiting the site. Some have criticized Digg's more social and publisher-friendly approach, but I for one think it's a wise move. The social side of things makes finding relevant stories much easier and actually encourages interaction with the site through digging and commenting. I know now that my friends are more likely to see a story if I digg it or comment, so I'm more vested to actually do those things. It will be interesting to see how the rest of the Digg population reacts to the new changes once the site is actually speedy enough to be used again. Just as with any site, there are bound to be many who are enraged about the new layout, but I think Digg 4 is going to win over more than it turns off in the end. Are you fan of the changes? Go check out the new Digg (don't worry about adding to their server woes!) and let us know what you think in the comments below! Discuss

Too much of one thing can cause a person a lot of stress, and you know what's stressing me out? All these rights guaranteed to me by the U.S. Constitution. There's like?how many?a couple dozen? And they keep adding more! Isn't that a bit much? I'm just a simple man who likes simple things.

“The arrogance of the IRS in pushing forward with this misguided and costly program in the face of congressional efforts to halt it is beyond belief,” said NTEU President Colleen M. Kelley. “As more details are uncovered, it is increasingly apparent that this will be disastrous for taxpayers.”

… 2-2) earned the victory after firing a perfect top of the 11th. John Jaso added a two-run double in the sixth to help the M 's secure at least a split of this four-game set. Alfredo Aceves (0-5) absorbed the loss for serving up Figgins' game-winning …

Here's what's making health news this morning: GOP's New Health-Law Front : (WSJ) Republicans in Congress are making lemonade out of the Supreme Court's ruling that the health law's key provision, a requirement that people pay fines if they don't buy insurance, should be treated as a tax.

… Eurostat, reported Monday. Economists surveyed by Dow Jones Newswires had forecast a reading of 11.1%. The number of jobless persons in the region rose by 88,000 in the euro area to a total of 17.561 million, Eurostat said, also marking a record. Spain's …

… for two years as a child in Costa Rica and spent time in Argentina and on the U.S.-Mexico border with his family. He is survived by his parents, Diane Alters and Mario Montano, of Colorado Springs, who both teach at Colorado College.

… Texas . No excuses If your policy has exclusions, your insurance company won't accept any excuses for allowing excluded persons to drive. Perhaps no one would fault you for allowing your excluded spouse to drive you to the hospital if you were having …

… very happy with my accomplishments, but I' m the kind of person who (thinks) there's ..... offensive line, they're going to work. I' m so happy that I have guys like them around ..... protect our team and open those holes. I' m just going to run right through 'em and …

… share the results with you. Note that I' m just looking at the cost differential as ..... total cost of our trip. In other words, I' m excluding all the stuff that's the same ..... range, so for the sake of this post I' m going to call it $425/person. That's …