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Livejournal, come on.
Originally posted by poisonivory at Livejournal, come on.
I never use Scrapbook, but I think people who pay for a service should, you know, know when that service gets severely diminished. Via caiusmajor:
Originally posted by zeitgeistic at Livejournal, come on.
Alright, I am not drunk enough to deal with this, so I'm just going to put out this PSA:
Livejournal Scrapbook is going ( Read more... ) -
Sendong
I've already given what I can to the fund drive and ransacked the house for toiletries and clothes to send to the victims of Typhoon Sendong and still, my efforts are so paltry given the terrible devastation caused by the floods. I don't know what else to do. -
In the Market for New Workfriends
Just went through a major fark up of a job with a friend turned workmate. I had never worked with her before in a professional context and I had no idea of how she works until OMG we were neck deep in the project and too late to pull out ( Read more... ) -
Oneupmanship
Can I just say that I spent the day dodging a client who kept trying to get me to commit to doing Tasks B, C, and D even though he only contracted me -- and I only agreed to do -- Task A? And even if this client promises to pay me more (which he isn't), I am not inclined to take on additional work for him because he also keeps trying to get me to ( Read more... ) -
Hug Each Other and Carry On
Via Barking Up the Wrong Tree
What effect does S+M have on relationships?
In two studies, 58 sadomasochistic (SM) practitioners provided physiological measures of salivary cortisol and testosterone (hormones associated with stress and dominance, respectively) and psychological measures of relationship closeness before and after participating in SM ( Read more... ) -
Auction Hunters | Storage Wars
So I want to read fic about Brendon watching Storage Wars and realizing that the locker that is being emptied out and judged as worthless is actually Ryan's. -
The Stanford Prison Experiment
The Stanford Prison Experiment: History’s Most Controversial Psychology Study Turns 40
"Forty years ago today, the Stanford Prison Experiment began - arguably history’s most notorious and controversial psychology experiment, which gleaned powerful and unsettling insights into human nature. Orchestrated by Stanford researcher Philip Zimbardo, the ( Read more... ) -
Will Things Ever Get Better?
Since when is it a crime to be poor
by Barbara Ehrenreich
"When you read about the hardships I found people enduring while I was researching my book-the skipped meals, the lack of medical care, the occasional need to sleep in cars or vans-you should bear in mind that those occurred in the best of times. The economy was growing, and jobs, ( Read more... )
