How to create the greatest "live" concert of all time:

1. Open iTunes.

2. Create playlist titled "Greatest Concert of All Time"

3. Drag all live albums and bootlegs you have in your collection to the playlist.

4. Turn 'shuffle' on.

5. Press play.

6. Rock out.

When you work with a bunch of world class web geeks and programmers, you will sometimes get a cool new feature added to your weblog. This is one of those times.

If you scroll down a bit, and look to the right, you will see a list of songs that I have recently been listening to. It automagically grabs the "Recently Listened Tracks" info from my last.fm profile, and posts them here. If you want a more technical explanation as to how it works, check out the post Mike made on the silverorange labs site.

I am using this blog post to officially request that Tim Hortons change the name of their yearly "buy more coffee" contest from "Roll Up the Rim to Win" to "Look and Lose".

A few hilarious and terrifying pics snapped using my Macbooks "Photo Booth" program. If you have a Mac, and ever need a little pick me up for the day, just open up Photo Booth and let the laughing begin.

I, Dennis Arsenault, hereby resolve in this Year of Our Lord, which is 2007, to turn the friggin channel any time I see Donald Trump or Rosie O'Donnells ugly mugs.

I might actually be able to keep this one.

If you pay any attention to the sidebar on the right of this blog, you'll notice that I am a big fan of "lists". Top 10 lists, top 100 lists, whatever it might be, I enjoy a good list. This being the last month of 2006, the interweb is filled with year end lists of everything from top movies, top albums, and top albums about movies. In the past I've done my own year end "best of list" which would cover those typical areas. This year I'm going to do something a little different:

My Top 6 List of Lists from 2006