
I really like my job. Some days I love my job. Today was one of those days.
We actually made the following presentation today at the Softworld 2000 conference in Halifax, Nova Scotia:

I really like my job. Some days I love my job. Today was one of those days.
We actually made the following presentation today at the Softworld 2000 conference in Halifax, Nova Scotia:
Salon.com asks the question: Who Killed Biggie Smalls?
He ain’t dead folks. He ain’t dead.
media.org is an interesting and perplexing site. Definitely worth browsing.
The site includes an intersting article on intellectual property theft.
according to our logs, folks have been lead to actsofvolition.com after entering the following interesting keywords into popular search engines:
and by far the winner:
“If you do not turn on to politics, politics will turn on you.” – Ralph Nader
Ralph Nader can give a rousing speech after all. While I do find he sounds more like a politician in this clip than ever before, I think he has earned it. However, with 12,000 cheering supporters in Fleet Center in Boston I fear this may well have been the climax of his campaign.
Watch him speak at the rally in Portland and be moved. (RealVideo)
Truth in Advertising (requires QuickTime)
I think I may have actually been to that meeting.
Thanks to 37signals for the link.
Not only was Ralph Nader denied the opportunity to participate in the debate, they didn’t even let him sit in the audience.
Holy shit.
If the fact that the debate was boring as hell isn’t enough, I recommend you read Why voters will lose out in Tuesday’s debate by Ralph himself.
re: apple legitimizes amazon patent tomfoolery
Barnes & Noble is challenging the Amazon 1-Click Shopping patent.
Let’s see if the justice system works.
I missed Ralph Nader‘s rally in Porland, Maine by one day. Now I’m back home living under a boil-order.
While in Maine, I was encouraged to see home-made Vote Nader signs among the glossy Gore/Lieberman/Bush/Cheney signs.
Gore/Lieberman bumper stickers seemed to be the choice of discerning Cadillac drivers throughout the state.
I just ate what may have been the finest meal of my life (which may not say a lot, but it’s the greatest compliment I have at my disposal).
If you are ever in Portland, Maine be sure and check out Katahdin Restaurant on High Street. I alse recommend the mountain by the same name (I don’t climb many mountains, so I have to take every opportunity to bring it up).