“Why do people text, email, twitter, or facebook but they dont answer their phone when you call?”

Because it’s easier, quicker and no commitment. You can reply whenever you want to. In other words, you just not worth their time or you’re not special enough.

If you have a google calendar, here is how you can subscribe to your upcoming events:

1. Log into your Google Calendar or gCal (if you haven’t already done so)

2. Go to http://upcoming.yahoo.com , log in to your account

3. When you are in the upcoming page, look for “My Events” and click on the link

4. Look for this icon and select to add to google calendar or gCal

5. You will be redirected to google calendar website.

6. When ask to be added to your calendar, just say yes!

7. Now you should see “Upcoming My Events” shows up on your Calendar

Note: This work for iCal

Circuit city online is down @ 9:00am black Friday. Down for maintenance the biggest day of the year? Are you kidding me? Does it mean the stores are down too? This is not good. I’m going to CompUSA and bestbuy.

Apple is opening a new store in San Francisco on Chestnut street.

Time: 9:00am
Location: 2125 Chestnut street
Date: Friday, November 23 (the day after thanksgiving)

Niche: You can shop freely without those annoying out of town visitors bogarted the machines to check their emails.

Na-uh: Trendy and sophisticated shoppers are welcomed in this neighborhood. Translation, only yuppies who can afford exorbitant iphones are invited to shop here. On the side note, do we really need another apple store to overcrowd the neighborhood whenever apple announces any product launches.

Whatis: Oodle is a classified aggregator launched in 2.0 version. It helps you to simplify a search query when you type in a search item.

Niche: It aggregates more relevant data like average pricing in the search item. For instance, average rental market in San Francisco is $2, 349.00. Availability in $1,000 range is 100units, $1500 range is 280units, $2,000 range is 250units. Another example, Oodle allows you do a search on cars based on model, year, and what color. Based on the useful information, it generates to show average pricing above or below what others are paying in percentage.

Na-uh: Oodle doesn’t index craigslist. Craigslist has asked to be removed due to privacy issue. This is a shame!