Feeling Lucky?

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Oh, I'm feeling lucky.

Oh, I'm feeling lucky. 03/11/2003 09:44 AM
Oh yeah, and a giggle for me today: Go to Google...

I'm feeling lucky

I'm feeling lucky 12/05/2003 10:15 AM
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I'm Feeling Lucky bookmarklets

I'm Feeling Lucky bookmarklets 01/22/2004 07:27 PM
Tara "Google Hacks" Calishain has created a bunch of neat Google bookmarklets for Moz/NS/Opera and MSIE that allow you to replace your bookmarks with "I'm Feeling Lucky" keywords. Simply click the bookmarklet, enter your keyword, and be whisked to the canonical googlepage for that string. Lin k (Thanks, Tara!)

Google offering: Feeling lucky?

Google offering: Feeling lucky? 04/30/2004 06:29 AM
Chicago Tribune Apr 30 2004 10:28AM GMT

Macromedia Feeling Lucky with Linux
Player

Macromedia Feeling Lucky with Linux
Player 05/27/2004 09:23 PM
asia.internet.com May 28 2004 0:49AM GMT

Feeling lucky? Google remains
unorthodox, opting to sell its shares
online

Feeling lucky? Google remains
unorthodox, opting to sell its shares
online 04/29/2004 05:36 PM
BBC Apr 29 2004 9:34PM GMT

the "i'm feeling lucky" effect

the "i'm feeling lucky" effect 05/19/2004 01:23 AM
inexperienced web surfers think the first result for a search term must be "official"

lucky, lucky, lucky

lucky, lucky, lucky 06/29/2004 03:33 PM
"I bought a car yesterday! Then, I drove home and parked right outside my apartment. Later, I decided to go grocery shopping. When I returned, to my dismay, someone had taken my parking spot. Begrudgingly, I parked somewhere else. Then, around 2:00 AM, I was awoken by a loud rumbling sound, followed by a crash. It happened again, and again, and again... I went outside, and this is what I found..."

Lucky Cat

Lucky Cat 12/05/2003 06:43 PM
M aneki Neko is a cat figurine, sits and has it's front paw raised as if it is calling for luck, fortune and customers to your store, and invites happiness to your home.

Lucky me

Lucky me 07/28/2004 09:27 AM
You know the gap there's always between the tunnel and the airplane? The one you can see the airstrip from, five meters below you? And the small gangway that you step on?

I've always had a slight fear of dropping something and it would go into the gap and shatter to a thousand pieces after a long drop.

Yesterday it happened.

I dropped my phone, just as I was entering the plane and BANG! It hit the gangway, and broke into three pieces: The innards flew right into the aircraft; the cover flew backwards into the tunnel, and the keyboard strip was left on the gangway. Nothing fell through the gap. I gathered the pieces and managed to get the phone whole and running again, but for a moment I felt a primitive terror grasp my heart.

Losing one's phone is tantamount to losing one's connection to the world. It would be awful. It would be so hard to live without one right now, that it's scary.

When did we suddenly become so reliant and dependent on these small gadgets? Or is it not the gadgets, but the connectivity to other people that is the dependency-inducing factor?

Ok, so I'm lucky

Ok, so I'm lucky 05/13/2004 08:10 AM

Find out and be immediately transported to your dream life.

(Via Smart Mobs.)

Genentech's Lucky Day

Genentech's Lucky Day 04/26/2004 03:53 PM
Plus, Netflix targets on demand, and Sysco still cooking.

Always After Me Lucky Charms

Always After Me Lucky Charms 02/05/2003 02:20 PM
Charms Screensaver 1.0 - 331k - Hearts, clovers, stars and moons screensaver [VT Mac OS X] No red balloons means no download!

Lucky Number 666

Lucky Number 666 08/06/2004 12:51 AM
The number 666 has been drawn by the Pennsylvania Lottery 12 times. Well, legally that is. On April 24, 1980, Pittsburgh personality Nick Perry, host of local TV shows and the live lottery drawing, fixed the lottery drawings. Perry has since passed away, but the story lived on in a (badly made) film adaptation. [more inside]

While you lucky sods are down the pub

While you lucky sods are down the pub 06/05/2005 10:49 PM
I'm running la 100km del Passatore today 1. There will allegedly be live tracking once the race has started. I'm shirt number 277, if you're bored. It's about 92 degrees outside, and the route is a tad hilly. I really...

Lucky Wander Boy

Lucky Wander Boy 03/14/2003 12:56 PM

Mikerowesoft gets lucky

Mikerowesoft gets lucky 01/23/2004 12:15 AM
Sunday Times South Africa Jan 23 2004 4:46AM GMT

Security--we've been lucky, so far

Security--we've been lucky, so far 11/04/2003 01:25 PM
ZDNet Nov 4 2003 11:27AM ET

"The Lucky Ones" by Rachel Cusk

"The Lucky Ones" by Rachel Cusk 04/15/2004 07:43 AM
A young mother falsely imprisoned for murder provides the link to a string of quiet tragedies in middle-class England.

Ananzi: Second time lucky?

Ananzi: Second time lucky? 12/09/2003 10:57 PM
Sunday Times South Africa Dec 9 2003 10:24PM ET

Man bids $1.1m for lucky number

Man bids $1.1m for lucky number 04/13/2004 06:24 PM
iafrica.com Apr 13 2004 11:13PM GMT

Lucky the Bunny Is Living Up to Her Name
(AP)

Lucky the Bunny Is Living Up to Her Name
(AP) 07/30/2004 08:26 AM
AP - Lucky the bunny is living up to her name.

Dems may get lucky in Kentucky

Dems may get lucky in Kentucky 02/13/2004 06:42 PM

Lucky Amulet Archive

Lucky Amulet Archive 01/28/2004 05:03 AM
The Lucky W Amulet Archive : "A folkloric resource that contains hundreds of interlinked pages describing and illustrating amulets, talismans, lucky charms, and good luck pieces from around the world and all eras".

'Bucky' Gets Lucky With Stamp

'Bucky' Gets Lucky With Stamp 07/13/2004 05:18 AM
Richard Buckminster Fuller was always considered to be 50 years ahead of his time. Ever in sync with the zeitgeist, a half century after Fuller received the patent on his famous geodesic dome, the U.S. Postal Service issues a stamp in his honor. By Danit Lidor.

I had a bad feeling about this

I had a bad feeling about this 06/06/2005 12:08 AM

« Three wise men gape in wonder at the crowds paying good money to go see the final (we hope) Star Wars movie. »

We must have been the last people in Helsinki to go see the final Star Wars movie last night judging by the tiny size of the crowd in the theatre. The highest praise one can give this movie is that it "sucks less than the previous two movies" which isn't an encouraging sign that anyone is going to go see it more than once in the theatre. After seeing the original seven or more times when it was first released in 1977, this movie serves only as closure and release from nearly 30 years of waiting for the damn thing to end. Had I known then that I'd have to wait so long and be so apathetic by the time the end arrived maybe I'd not have been so excited about the movies when I was younger.

George Lucas must have forgotten what made the first movie so incredible; a fun story, characters that we gave a damn about and a bit of creativity used to make it all seem believable. The last three movies are all about the special effects with little else to go on since the actors deliver their lines as though there's a teleprompter outside the camera frame and the characters are hard to love given their two-dimensionality. At least Obi-Wan has some redeeming qualities and even delivers the all important "I have a bad feeling about this" line that is uttered in every single movie and, like Hitchcock making a cameo in his movies, leaves you with something to look forward to. It ain't much, but it's something.

Palpatine making his transformation to Darth Swamp Thing did provide some comic relief as all 15 people in the theatre will attest to, but much of the movie was a colossal cosmic bore. I was checking my watch more than 30 minutes before it ended when it seemed like we had been sitting there for an eternity. Anakin is a walking illustration of why 'young and stupid' is one of the immutable constants in the universe, too. And the not very subtle comparison of Sith Lords and Bush was pretty lame in spite of my political leanings. Boring.

There was nothing that made this story human, it was all special effects and set-ups for merch like video games and action figures. I suppose Hollywood figures that special effects can make even the most lacklustre movie worth watching and now, since moviemakers don't seem to have a single original idea, they're going for remakes of classics like Charlie and the Chocolate Factory which will no doubt be filled with every whizbang gizmo and outrageous special effect Hollywood currently has to offer. Ironic when one remembers that the whole movie was about the wonders of childhood imagination. Where's Lewis Black as I need him to rant about this on the Daily Show so that I can laugh instead of wondering who has to disappear to get fresh new people making interesting movies again instead of recycling old ideas with bad acting and computer generated animation.

But, I bought my tickets, served my time and now, it is done.

And I think everyone in Helsinki called in sick to work today as the park was teeming with sunbathers and people eating ice cream when I went home to give Otava is usual afternoon walk and lunch. It's a nearly insurmountable challenge to force yourself to go back to a desk job in a climate controlled environment after that. It almost makes me want to be an ice cream kiosk clerk on the Esplanade for the rest of the summer....

PCs that know how you're feeling

PCs that know how you're feeling 01/26/2004 11:29 AM
Sandia Labs is working on PCs that can sense how you're feeling:Aided by tiny sensors and transmitters called a PAL (Personal Assistance Link) your machine...

Feeling alone

Feeling alone 02/10/2004 06:47 AM
I am serious with a woman, but sometimes I feel like she's a character in my drama, not that we're acting it out together.

Apple Thanks Its Lucky iPods
(washingtonpost.com)

Apple Thanks Its Lucky iPods
(washingtonpost.com) 07/15/2004 10:08 AM
washingtonpost.com - The iPod digital music player seems to spin pure gold, helping Apple Computer Inc.'s quarterly profit more than triple and pushing to the background news that its share of the personal computer market is falling.

The lucky Jewish Asian boy with two
mommies

The lucky Jewish Asian boy with two
mommies 04/21/2004 06:21 AM
So we were hanging out with our kids at a local playground. On the other side of the sandbox, my wife recognized a woman she used to work. Her friend was in a group of two women, two men, and two very cute Asian two-year-olds. It wasn't what you might expect. The other woman was her lesbian partner, the guys were a gay couple, and they had each adopted one of the little boys from Vietnam.

How great it is, I thought, that we live in a time and place where we could just be three families enjoying quality time with their kids. There is a banality in good, too. I can't help but feel that as my life goes on, the scene I described will be less and less a source of shock and raised eyebrows. Whatever comes of the current political debate over gay marriage, this is the real story.

It gets better. The two women are Jewish. Their little boy, they explained, is the hit of their synagogue. Several other families in the congregation have adopted kids from Asia, but almost all girls. A huge percentage of Asian babies up for adoption, especially Chinese, are girls unwanted by families hewing to the traditional preference for boys.

So this little guy has the best of all worlds -- an Asian Jewish boy! After all, who else would the parents of a nice Asian Jewish girl want for their little princess?

Here is the epitome of our post-modern society: ancient ethno-religious preferences combined with a non-traditional family structure that could scarcely exist until recently. That's OK. Traditions do have meaning, but we need freedom to remix them. As far as I'm concerned, it's all good. Just watch the kids laugh as they play with each other in the sand.

Second time lucky for LCDs, says Canon

Second time lucky for LCDs, says Canon 04/14/2004 10:22 AM
ZDNet UK Apr 14 2004 1:53PM GMT

Correction: Lucky Rabbit Story (AP)

Correction: Lucky Rabbit Story (AP) 08/01/2004 01:15 PM
AP - In a July 30 story about two men charged with abusing a rabbit, The Associated Press erroneously reported where Nick Sigmon will start college this fall. He will be attending the University of California, Santa Barbara, not UC San Diego.

Fidelity feels lucky with Google

Fidelity feels lucky with Google 09/10/2004 06:56 PM
Source: cnnmoney - No .1 mutual fund firm owns 15.5 percent of search engine company Google, according to SEC filing....

Lucky Duck Jasper Curve

Lucky Duck Jasper Curve 06/22/2005 01:57 AM

Noah Acres, the man behind Bigha, who manufactures the unlikely combo of bikes and lasers, has told us he has spun the lasers out into a new company, called Lucky Duck. They've got a new $160 laser, called the 'Curve,' which has not only an ergonomic shape in five colors, but features a built-in chip that keeps the laser tuned as close to the 5mw legal limit as possible, meaning you'll get as bright of a laser as possible for as long as possible.

Just don't shine the Jaspers or Curves into airline pilots' eyes, or you'll be up for 20 years in a Patriot Act violation. For real.

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I am sure the feeling is mutual

I am sure the feeling is mutual 07/21/2004 09:42 AM
on the state of the nation .. she herself has said .. Drudge

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A Really Satisfying Feeling

A Really Satisfying Feeling 06/17/2004 07:27 PM
Going through a bunch of source-code files and and, one by one, removing the dozens of β€œprint” statements that let you focus in tighter and tighter and tighter on a really obscure problem until you could finally see it. Debuggers are OK, but when the going gets tough, the tough use β€œprint”.

Schoolgirl feeling

Schoolgirl feeling 05/27/2004 07:54 AM
Should I postpone my wedding if I'm still getting crushes on other men?

:: feeling sleepy? ::

:: feeling sleepy? :: 09/05/2004 06:31 PM
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Feeling queasy?

Feeling queasy? 09/08/2004 12:50 PM
The GOP campaign braces itself for the Kitty Kelley treatment as the details in her new book on the Bush dynasty come out.
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