After the restaurant. Jerry at Laura's place.

Jerry: So I really had a good time.

Laura: Yeah, me too.

Jerry: So you want to go to the party on Friday night?

Laura: Yeah.

Jerry: All right, we're taking a car service. So we'll swing by and pick you up. How about six? (Laura looks offended). Six is good. (Laura looks offended and angry). You got a problem with six? (Laura opens the door and gets out). What? What?

(Commercial)

......

At Jerry's apartment.

Jerry: See I was saying "six" but she thought I was saying "sex". We straightened the whole thing out though.

George: She confused "six" with "sex"?

Jerry: Yeah.

George: Well if she can't tell "six" from "sex" then how is she going to lip read from across the room?

Jerry: Well "six" and "sex" are close.

George: It's two completely different sounds. "ih" and "eh".

Jerry: Eh.

George: It seems like a problem.

Jerry: Well I'm not dating any other deaf women.

Should I date hearing woman? Depends on hearing woman understanding in Deaf culture and communication in America Sign Language.

Via Illustrator Blog-alloon.
Source: SeinfeldScripts.com - The Lip Reader

Until yesterday, my friend shared with me, to check out the gaming site: vNES or Virtual NES, that allows playing any 8-bit Nintendo games (including homebrew and unreleased games) on web browser without needing to download into local hard drive.

The only real requirement to play those 8-bit games is that you need Java 1.5.0 or higher to play on the computer.

The only interesting part in my mind about vNES, can this emulator be played on Internet Browser over gaming platforms I own: Nintendo Wii, Nintendo DSi and PlayStation3? I bought my time to take some experiment to try this out if it is compatible with browser platform. I selected the vNES game page, Super Mario Bros 3 to try:

Wii: Internet Channel
Developed by Opera Software, I just discovered that Opera does not support Java package. The screenshot would look like on my 42-inch LCD HDTV:

The screenshot displayed: "Because of a lack of the Java Standard Edition environment, vNES is not currently supported on the Nintendo Wii."

Source: Wikipedia - Wii Internet Channel
Wikipedia - Opera Browser

Nintendo DSi Browser (Titled: Opera Browser)
Another one for Opera Software, I tried to get into selected game to play, and I get the whole black screen on web browser with nothing in there:

PlayStation 3 Internet Browser
Built by Netfront (a microbrowser for embedded devices) and developed by Access Co. Ltd. of Japan, I get the same whole black screen as DSi.

Conclusion
All three gaming platforms with Internet web browser application does not support Java 1.5.0 package which is required to run and play Virtual NES games, it is sad to see that I am unable to play NES on web browser-based emulator on gaming systems.

Been avid Flickr user since 2004, I just discovered that my few photos made into Flickr's Explore page. I like to call it interestingness.

Flickr gave us the definition of the interestingness:

There are lots of elements that make something 'interesting' (or not) on Flickr. Where the clickthroughs are coming from; who comments on it and when; who marks it as a favorite; its tags and many more things which are constantly changing. Interestingness changes over time, as more and more fantastic content and stories are added to Flickr.

As of March 11, 2009, out of 1,540 photos posted in my Flickr, I had nine explored pictures, six are currently in and three were dropped.

The tools can be found in Scout: Find your photographs in Flickr's Explore to take a quick look to find if your Flickr photos are explored'.

Holmes game-winning is memorable and awesome. James Harrison 100-yard interception touchdown return is far and the most unique play I ever seen in my lifetime in Steeler glory.

Incredible. I can't recount how much this play describle. An unbelievable play that many will say changed the course of the Super Bowl.

With less than 20 seconds left in the 2nd quarter on the Cardinals goal line, just moments away from the scoring, James Harrison intercepted Kurt Warner's pass and runs from the goal line to the next for a 100 yard touchdown. A new Super Bowl record for longest yard. Later in the game, the play resulted the Steelers won the Super Bowl.

Here are the essay of greatest play, via Mondesishouse.com:

Pre-snap Reads:

- Cardinals three receiver shotgun set, one right, two left, with left sidecar halfback going towards the Cardinals end zone

- Steelers two down lineman, three defensive back/linebackers showing blitz, three man-to-man defensive backs on receivers, a safety & two linebackers in midfield zone

(clock is right, followed by play-by-play, with ball placement left)

00:18 #13 Kurt Warner hikes ball; Steelers rush #25 Ryan Clark, #56 Lamar Woodley, & #94 Lawrence Timmons (Pit 2)
00:17 #91 James Harrison intercepts #13 Warner's quick slant pass intended for #81 Anquan Boldin (Pit GL)
00:15 #74 Reggie Wells 15 yard facemask of #94 Timmons (later declined); #94 Timmons puts the first block on #74 Wells (Pit 8)
00:14 #51 James Farrior blocks #81 Boldin out of the chase (Pit 16)
00:12 #25 Clark blocks #63 Lyle Sendlein; #26 Deshea Townsend blocks #13 Warner (Pit 26)
00:11 #56 Woodley blocks on #34 Tim Hightower (Pit 36)
00:10 #24 Ike Taylor boxes out #82 Leonard Pope, both run into #26 Townsend & #13 Warner; #91 Harrison runs through a falling #13 Warner (Pit 42)
00:09 #43 Troy Polamalu bumps #11 Larry Fitzgerald off-balance; #99 Brent Keisel blocks #75 Levi Brown (Ari 47)
00:08 #26 Townsend slows down #11 Fitzgerald; #94 Timmons blocks #74 Wells forcing #11 Fitzgerald to dodge out of bounds(Ari 41)
00:07 #56 Woodley blocks #34 Hightower as #91 Harrison sidesteps(Ari 34)
00:03 #69 Mike Gandy falls short of making the tackle as #25 Clark falls into him (Ari 9)
00:02 #91 Harrison is caught & wrapped up by #11 Fitzgerald & then #15 Steve Breaston (Ari 3)
00:01 #91 Harrison falls on the legs of #11 Fitzgerald into the Steelers end zone (Ari GL)
00:00 Touchdown is signaled by official #9 Mark Perlman; Replay Assistant challenge, play Upheld, Touchdown Steelers, 17-7.  End of First Half.

(10) Cardinals involved in interception return; #'s: 11, 13, 15, 34, 63, 69, 74, 75, 81, 82
(8) Steelers involved in interception return; #'s 24, 25, 26, 43, 51, 56, 91, 94, 99
Steelers breakdown by influence: 24:1, 25:3, 26:3, 43:1, 51:1, 56:3, 91:5, 94:4, 99:1

Phenomenal. Pittsburgh Post Gazette declares the name of play, 'Immaculate Interception'. Similar the word of play came from NFL greatest play in history, Immaculate Reception.

Also, don't miss the excellent NFL Films video: SB XLIII anatomy: James Harrison's 100 yard dash.

Steelers won NFL-record sixth Lombardi Trophy in 43 years, I took Terrible Towel in every picture.

Steelers fever.. I bleed black 'n gold.

Inspired by Flickr Group Pool: My Day, Yesterday, I created the day-long video of my routine single day on October 31, 2008 - Halloween Day holiday. Excluding the day before the video recorded, I was extremely busy around with my time and do not have enough time to edit the video a day after. Finally, I posted this on site a week later.

I posted the 3-minute video into my Facebook for friends-only to view the video. Lastly, I uploaded the same video into YouTube for public viewing.

I went back to re-edit the video, cut down to 90 seconds (that's 1 minute, 30 sec) per Flickr length-time video policy, for your pleasure quality viewing.