So if Judge Sonia Sotomayor is appointed to the Supreme Court she will be the first Judge there that has ruled on a few cyberlaw trials. So basically maybe she is a little more up with the times and a little more techie or atleast as far as the law goes. So is this good or bad? Are we going to start seeing more cyberlaw trials come up before the Supreme Court if she gets in? I think about the Pirate Bay case that has been such a huge subject over in Sweden - we certainly don't want that here.

Always remember how short life can be, friends.

From CNN:

Ok, so I can't believe we forgot about this . What Geek site would be complete if we didn't officialy celebrate Geek Pride day. So it's a day late yeah...but us Geeks get busy with our geeky stuff. I'm sending an official Happy Geek Pride Day greeting to everyone here at the Drop.

Microsoft is offering a new beta service to help people communicate during an "emergency". Microsoft Vine is a service that will allow you to sign up for emergency contacts. So that you can be alerted during one, and you can alert others. It's not just emergencies but things in general... school closings, canceled baseball practice, etc. You can choose to have the messages delivered to your email, cell phone, or even a landline. You can even have it set to "check in" with others while your away on vacation.

OK, I remember when their story hit the headlines I thought this woman was just plain nuts! I never thought I'd see them make it, but apparently they're happy as ever, even up until today. Now Hosting a party called "Hot for Teacher" is something I'm not sure I agree with. Is this sending a message that what she did was ok? Hmmmm.. OK, it's all legal now that hes of age, but I think this is kinda like "in your face".

Saw this today here from CNN. Thought I would share with my Idol junkies. I think it's nice how modest they are... And I think they really became good buddies.