I've blogged from my iPhone before so this isn't exactly new, but this post was written using the new Wordpress iPhone native app just released in the app store today. I like it!

As an update I still haven't acquired a new iPhone 3G, but JMac seems to have finally joined the iPhone revolution and now has one. Welcome to the club JM, I'm very jealous that you got a 3G before me.

I've long been disillusioned with Viacom and it's child companies, especially after CBS/UPN canceled such great shows as Enterprise and Joan of Arcadia, despite massive Fan support. Today, Viacom proves yet again that it doesn't care about the interest of it's viewers, Viacom has filed a lawsuit against Google for $1 billion dollars. The story goes, that according to Viacom, over a hundred thousand Viacom copyrighted materials have been viewed on Google owned YouTube over a million and a half times. The problem with Viacom's claim though is that they believe it is Google's fault for allowing the clips to be uploaded in the first place. YouTube wouldn't work if it weren't for allowing clips to be uploaded, and YouTube has long had a mechanism in place where if a copyright owner complains, they will pull down the copyrighted content quickly.

I previously mentioned that I was sitting on something very cool with my new job, Justia. I did not want to mention it in my blog before they had a chance to release a press release on this announcement.

Every New Years Eve I find myself counting down the seconds until the next year hoping in my heart that the next year is better then the last. This year however I found New Years Eve very odd, because I cannot possibly imagine 2007 being as amazing as 2006 was, and I don't even want 2007 to be better then 2006, I just want it to be more of the same.

Ben posted in his blog today about a plan on how to “fix” the United States Legislative Branch by getting rid of the Senate. In his view the Senate makes representation unfair because since each state gets 2 senators, in some states, like Alaska, the senator represents a lot less people then a senator from other states, like California. I must say I disagree with his assesment on the health of our checks and balances system, and here’s why…

I'm going to back away from my normal manner and make this brief. Click Here. Nuff Said

Edited so the link should atually work now....