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My subway rides these days are fairly rare; no longer daily, they tend to be weekly. I don't have nearly as many opportunities to be accosted by stunningly stupid advertisements. And recently I got to see a new one. Icelandair. Their ad touts the short flight time from

The Grand Canyon "Death March" was a success. And I am back. At work. Again. And that was a decreasingly enthusiastic set of sentences. I'll post pictures and stuff later. I actually need to work now.

Yesterday, I attended a meeting at the WFC office and then returned. I was working away for a little while when it hit me: I'm having a really good day. But for no obvious reason. I looked around: no one has turned on the super-bright over-head florescent lights

A friend of mine, Joel, got married this past Saturday. I flew into Atlanta and Daniel and I drove down to Destin. We rented this cool condo on the beach, which was also home to the bachelor party. Fun stuff. Joel's sister was unable to attend the wedding

Ah, my former employer is in the news again: EFF to court: Tread carefully when ruling on Lime Wire Exciting stuff. I'm glad that my current employer allows me to empty the Trash on my computer whenever I want to. It's the little perks at a

I order my lunch through SeamlessWeb. It costs a little more, but the cost I would incur by ceasing to bill time for 15 or 20 minutes to walk to the restaurant, wait in line, order, wait for the food and walk back to work -- far exceeds the extra

Why must I play mind games with myself in order to do things that I know I'm capable of doing? This is never truer then when running. If I'm running with someone, I can easily run as far as they can. Not that I have this

I checked this morning and I still hadn't received my tax refund from either the state or the feds. I checked again this afternoon (I can't help myself - it's like refreshing the UPS/FedEx tracking page - it can't be helped)