Larry Aasen

I just finished watching the compelling documentary entitled “an inconvenient truth” by Al Gore. This movie outlines the critical issue of global warming and provides a unique view into the passionate work of Al Gore. He delivers a warm and honest performance about the disturbing topic of global warming, and reduces this complex issue into simple terms that we can all understand.

I highly recommend that all of you watch this movie and see for yourself. Do not judge this movie before you watch it, because I am certain that after you see it, your mind will be changed forever.

Visit climatecrisis.net for more information on global warming.

-Larry Aasen

I have been in Boston all week and I am loving my new Blackberry Pearl mobile phone. It can browse the web all the time from anywhere and has a very large clear display. Photos look very sharp on this phone. I can’t go anywhere without it and I am constantly using it for email and browsing the web. Why wait for the new iPhone when you can have the Pearl.

-Larry Aasen

After a few airport related delays I have just made it to my hotel (Hotel @ MIT) in Boston where I am here to attend the Mashup Camp conference. This is a very nice four star hotel right near the campus of MIT. It’s late now so I must get to bed so I can be ready to leave by 7:45 AM.

George W. Bush is such an idiot! It has been rumored that he will be renaming the Department of Defense to the Department of Offense to support his world dominant stance. How much longer will the world be at the mercy of this tyrant? He stands in front of the American flag and thrusts his invasion plans upon the world, while continuing to distance the US from its friends and allies, and continuing to anger his enemies. How much longer before he wakes up and smells the carnage he has created in Iraq. How much longer must we endure this tyrant?

-Larry Aasen

Today is my Mother’s 70th birthday. Happy Birthday Mom.

Last night I attended the Georgetown-Villanova basketball game at the Verizon Center in Washington, DC. I received complimentary tickets from AOL to their executive suite, and upon arrival, I felt like Tom Cruise being escorted to his box. Thanks to AOL for giving me an amazing experience and especially the free beer.