Our co-creator and the one part responsible for giving us life has a holiday. It's called Mother's Day. This isn't a day of sadness or dullness. It's a day to celebrate mom's everywhere. Alive or passed.

Mom's are the ones that make the world go round. Mom's are the ones that can make us laugh. Mom's are the ones that are there when needed. Give your mom something back, a hug, a kiss, a gift card. Anything!

Don't disrespect your mom, treat her like she should be treated. (Unless you are the few with unlovable moms.)

You know, everyday I see my mother aging. I see her movements are getting weaker and slower each day, each week that passes. She now tends to forget things, not bad... but she still does. I just can't help but think that... no one lives forever. Personally, when that day comes, my mom will live in my heart and memories. I love my mom for everything she's done for me. I don't think I'd be who I am on the inside if it wasn't for her. She brought me into this cruel world and she stood by my side helping me how to deal with this world.

Being raised poor and the only child, I had what every kid wanted but at the same time, didn't. I had no siblings, so there was no one to get gray hairs over. But I didn't get to have everything I wanted from being the only child, as we were poor. Good thing about it is that if there is a draft, I don't HAVE to go.

I'm just going to finish this Mother's Day blog with this... Love your mom. Don't abuse her love. Mother's come once in a life time. Don't take advantage of what you have. The last thing you need is to not talk to your mom or say "I love you" then something bad happens. Though your mom will always love you. They'll always be there, in body and spirit.

And for you people that lost a mother, smile for her. The last thing she needs is a frown on this day to celebrating her.

I've stood up against Yahoo Messenger's Sarah Bacon but as her being moderator of the Yahoo Messenger blog, she removed my posts. Eventually she blocked my email address from posting. This was when I was requesting Yahoo Messenger for Vista to be out to the public, which when they released the pre-beta they quoted "After a few persistent comments from users we finally brought you a preview version to test..."

But now, people are now standing up again against her, this time with force. Chances are that these post that have been posted, referring to Yahoo Messenger's Chat, are going to be removed. Luckily I've taken some screen shots of the rebellion.

You need to click the links below to view the conversations of the fight against Sarah Bacon.
Link 1
Link 2

Link 1 shows the 2 Yahoo users strongly urging Sarah Bacon to act on Yahoo Chat bots. One coming to my attention, about the Phone Out. That hits me hard because I pay for that service and I DO NOT want some hacker calling out using MY minutes which I've paid for.

Link 2 is just what had been posted. Emotiocons and Yahoo Messenger basic news.

If you are a Yahoo Messenger user, not the Vista version, I urge you to tell them what you think. Do it cautiously though. They tend to block email address, needed to comment.

If you need to know where the fight is going on, click here. But like I said, chances are that Sarah is going to remove them since they are "anti-Yahoo."

Even better, make your voice heard. Tell all your friends to pressure Yahoo to fix the Yahoo Chat rooms. I've asked Sarah Bacon to add Yahoo Chat back on the site, like AOL did. AOL has a Java run chat. Yes, AOL brought their online chat back up.

But first, make Yahoo FIX this problem Tell them to fix, tell them NOW, tell them what they want to hear, your feedback.

ThoughtsUncensored out. I have to work tomorrow. :(

Better late than never I must say! Yahoo Messenger for Vista is out of the preview stage and now into the BETA. The current version out is Yahoo Messenger for Vista Beta (1.2.0.1029) and it is showing signs of it being alive and kicking! I've just included two screen shots which are of the sign in and sing on. They are changed and well a bit user friendly now.

Below is the Sign-In screen. As you can tell, it now has a glossy Vistaish look and feel.



As for the one below is the Sign-On screen. It has a bit of a fruity look but it's better than the older plain black look...



Although Yahoo still has a bit of a way to go with this newly rebuilt, or built from the ground up, messenger, progress is showing. That, at least, is the good news. I still have to honestly give two thumbs up for this new version.

Now as what comes with the new release. YAY! In this release version you'll find that 2 of 8.1's features are included. One being SMS texting from messenger to cell phone and vice versa. It is a nifty feature that seems flawless. I've tested it and so far no hiccups or glitches. It has my approval, at least until I find a hiccup.

The second feature added is voice. Not where the messenger talks back to you, that'd be a bit freaky and I don't think humans are ready for that. I'm talking about PC to PC, PC to Phone or vice versa of each one of those. So far I haven't gotten the chance to test this one so don't take my word for it. I do have to say it is a good one though.

Ok well I guess you can say I mislead you on the screen shots. A friend of mine wants to be "popular" so I just asked him to message me a corney message. Take a look at the messenger's IM screen.



As you can see the "IM" and "Voice" tabs. But don't get all giddy about it, it is still in BETA stage so all hiccups and suggestions should be sent to the "Feedback" link at the top of the messenger.

This is it for me today. And as a note on you YouTube fans just eager to see my chunky body of love, I should be posting my introduction video soon. I'll keep you guys posted. I'm out, take care!

Oh, here's the link to read more about Yahoo Messenger for Vista Beta on Yahoo Messenger's Blog.
And here's the link to download Yahoo Messenger for Vista Beta directly from Yahoo Messenger.