Author: Paul

Here is an email that is doing the rounds.  I am sure it has been around before.  It is a good one and worth repeating: The Sculptor’s Attitude I woke up early today, excited over all I get to do before the clockstrikes midnight. I have responsibilities to fulfill today. I am important. My job…

I have it!  It is mine and on my desk beside me.  It is mine … and oh my hat is it a sexy phone.  I will post a review when I have some more time. Update: I have posted a review of sorts here. MMC card update: I have noticed that there is some…

I was watching "Malcolm in the Middle" the other night and there is a part where Malcolm is complaining to his mom about his new job at the same store she works at and she says something to the effect that if he thought that work is meant to be enjoyable, he is mistaken.  This…

I feel like I have been working almost flat out for the last month or so.  I have worked just about every day and night to get things going that I feel like I am forgetting what it feels like not to work at night.  It is late, again, and I am exhausted.  There is…

I got this one from one of my colleagues.  I have seen it before and it is brilliant! 1. Let your mind be as a floating cloud.  Let your stillness be as thewooded glen.  And sit up straight.  You’ll never meet the Buddha withsuch round shoulders. 2. There is no escaping karma.  In a previous…

Wired posted a really good article about Firefox and its development and as a self-proclaimed Firefox nut, it was a pleasure to read all three pages of the article.  The article is titled "The Firefox Explosion" and if you are interested in the background to Firefox as well as some more about its recent successes,…

Here is a nice bit of trivia I found on business2blog.  The Register has reported that David Bradley, the guy who invesnted, amoung other things, the often used keyboard combination and cure for recalcitrant computers, Ctrl-Alt-Del, is retiring: Ctrl-Alt-Del inventor makes final reboot By Andrew Orlowski in San Francisco (andrew.orlowski at theregister.co.uk) Published Thursday 29th…

Here is an interesting site that celebrates a woman’s vulva.  The site is calledKirsten Anderberg’s ONLINE VULVA MUSEUM and this reminds me of the Vagina Monologues which is, as many women know, both a play and an initiative intended to highlight some of the wrongs committed against women as well as a celebration of Woman!