Monthly Archives: February 2008

Read any good books recently?

I was recently reminded about a useful web site called Goodreads.com. I like it because it helps me keep track of the books I have read, am reading, and want to read. It also allows me to see what my friends are reading. So, if you like reading and want to keep track of what

Nokia Imagination Goes Wild

I have always enjoyed Nokia phones. They are high quality. Even though I now enjoy the Apple iPhone, Nokia seems to be making a future bid for my return to using their products. I love technology and the kind of imagination that went into the Nokia Morph design is absolutely brilliant. Check out this amazing

Facebook

I gave in to peer pressure and joined Facebook. I was skeptical about joining at first because I was afraid it would turn out to be something like MySpace. However, Facebook seems to be much cleaner and also much more private. I think it could be a fun way to keep in touch with people.

Love in the eyes of a child

Love is a pretty abstract concept. I did not verify if any of these thoughts were actually said by children. Whether they were or not, they are still true and quite touching. Enjoy. “A group of professional people posed this question to a group of 4 to 8 year-olds, ‘What does love mean?’” Rebecca –

Do you read multiple blogs?

If you are like me, you have a long list of personal blogs, work related blogs, news blogs, etc. in your list of daily reading. How do you deal with all of that information quickly and efficiently? Here is how I deal with it all. I use Google Reader. It allows me to see and

Frozen Grand Central

Thanks to Derrick for sending this to me. This is really cool what all these people did at Grand Central Station. Enjoy! Here is another one from Improv Everywhere: Suicide Jumper

Paper Sizes: A4 vs Letter

I just read this really interesting article called, “A4 vs US Letter” by Brian Forte, which explains exactly why we have the two different sizes. I am personally a fan of the Metric system and reading this article has shown me just one more reason that I love it. The A4 paper size was mathematically