Monday, April 21, 2008

Kate Moss Shows Lohan How It's Done




Dear Lindsay Lohan (and Kourtney Kardashian),

When wearing tights, one must remember they are not leggings.  In fact, they are oftentimes quite translucent.  As such, I recommend wearing something over them to cover your lady bits.  See, I've done just that with these here minuscule denim cut-offs.

Please let me know if you require any help/clarification on the subject.

Kisses and snowflakes,

-Kate Moss*



Today Kate Moss (and hairdresser James Brown) shopped at Los Angeles top shop (ba dum, ching) Fred Segal in West Hollywood.  It seems Kate was out to prove that she owns a pair of shorts even shorter than those we spotted her wearing yesterday.  If we had those legs, we'd be wearing them too.

Anyone know who her pregnant gal pal is?











Photos by SKIPPY


*aka, us.


Dear Lindsay Lohan (and Kourtney Kardashian),

When wearing tights, one must remember they are not leggings.  In fact, they are oftentimes quite translucent.  As such, I recommend wearing something over them to cover your lady bits.  See, I've done just that with these here minuscule denim cut-offs.

Please let me know if you require any help/clarification on the subject.

Kisses and snowflakes,

-Kate Moss*



Today Kate Moss (and hairdresser James Brown) shopped at Los Angeles top shop (ba dum, ching) Fred Segal in West Hollywood.  It seems Kate was out to prove that she owns a pair of shorts even shorter than those we spotted her wearing yesterday.  If we had those legs, we'd be wearing them too.

Anyone know who her pregnant gal pal is?



Photos by SKIPPY



*aka, us.

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More Guess Who Doesn’t Own The Domain Name

Just as I was about to write a follow-on to my earlier post on LinkedIn's mobile site, I found another example of a corporation not owning a domain name for their brand, product or service.

LinkedIn's mobile site is at m.linkedin.com, but not at linkedin.mobi, as it is owned by someone in California and it is a parked page.  Then I saw this post on the Chicagoist blog about a Web site for tracking down which McDonald's restaurants serve Shamrock Shakes called – you guessed it – ShamrockShake.com.  It is also owned buy someone in California.  I would have thought after being exposed in Wired magazine's article about not owning mcdonalds.com back in 1994, they would have gone on a spree to buy up ever conceivable name possible.

So make sure to get your domain name – billions have already been served!

LinkedIn Offers Stripped-Down Mobile Version

Business networking site LinkedIn has released a version of its service formatted for mobile devices.  TechCrunch reported its release though there is no mention of it to be found on LinkedIn itself.

The mobile version is located at m.linkedin.com provides basic but stripped-down functionality of what you can do in a standard browser.  Once you log in, you can see your own profile and contacts list.  The Updates link appears to be similar to what is on the home page of LinkedIn, but unfortunately does not match the Web page.  This is a feature I have identified as one of the key features of LinkedIn.  Also, you can view your own Connections, but not your Connection's Connections.  Perhaps this is why there is a "beta" label at the top of the page.

You can of course view the mobile version in a standard browser.  This will benefit LinkedIn members who are visually impaired and use a screen reader when surfing the Web.  A while back when LinkedIn restructured the Connections list, it made it unreadable for those using screen readers.  Using the mobile version will give those users back this vital feature of the service.