I'm bringing Xanga back - drop a comment if you're with me!

*Just to let everyone know.. I did not write this Xanga entry.. There must be some fucked up policies involving blog hosting and content ownership for Xanga to think that it's ethically sound to post something like this under my name without even letting me know.. Furthermore I think it is really pathetic that Xanga is threatening me with the deletion of all my blog postings and the erasure of countless memoirs and important memories contained in those blog postings if I do not continue to post.. Especially under some bullshit pretense like "we need to clear up space for names that new users may want" .. Give me a break who the hell is gonna join Xanga now and request the name enjayzmikey??! This clearly shows that the owner of blog content is Xanga and NOT the writer.. This also shows clearly that Xanga is prepared to exercise it's ownership over all blog content that is written under this domain.. Dear Xanga.. How can you expect to attract new membership when you so blatantly disrespect your users right to ownership of what is written? How can you expect to attract new membership when you so clearly demonstrate your ability and willingness to commandeer a persons blog to write whatever the hell you want? I have no greater desire now to blog on your site than I did before.. I now feel only regret for choosing a blogging host so disrespectful to it's members to host my blog postings in the first place*

spring break next week... that's right... spring break... jealous? wish you could say that? thought so..

i saw this 60 minutes thing on daniel tammet.. he is so cool.. an autistic savant suffering from synesthesia.. he basically has eidetic memory and can calculate any mathematical arithmetic problem instantly.. but the coolest thing is that he does it all synesthetically.. every number between 1 and 10,000 has it's own distinct shape, color, pattern and texture in his mind.. when he multiplies 81 x 943 x 546 he sees the "landscapes and colors" of each number coming together to form the picture of the answer.. and he's not really reciting the answer.. he's describing the picture he sees.. how crazy is that.. he can even sense just by looking at the "picture" of the number whether or not it is a prime number and what it's divisors are and stuff like that.. crazy..

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_Tammet