It recently came to my attention that a link featured in one of my previous articles now points to a rather lewd picture of some people engaged in an activity I do not wish to promote on this family-oriented journal. The offending link has been removed. That is all.
In this episode, we shall exami...
Wednesday night I headed over to the Val Air Ballroom - the venue chosen by (someone obviously not familiar with the acoustics of the room) the David Crowder * Band. I did not bring my earplugs - and as I quickly discovered, I should have. Neither was I equipped with my trusty SPL meter, but I c...
From an article recently featured on Slashdot:
Office workers are baffled by computer jargon and make serious business blunders because they see 'IT speak' as a foreign language, a survey has revealed.
We rarely use "technical terms" in front of desktop users - we're used to having to excl...
Emily from a few entries back returned to the hospital two weeks ago for a two-week stay. I spent a few nights up in her room at the hospital playing softball (of course) with the plastic recorder and a Sponge Bob Squarepants ball. Once again, my muscles regretted our softball game the morning after...
This is an entry about my job.
My philosophy on work ethics is very simple. If you're providing a service to someone, you do the best job you can, regardless of what other people want you to say or do. Unfortunately, as with any organization that has a "corporate" branch, conflicts of interest are...