Cloudy Thinking

I discovered Semlor today on the (excellent) Grain Doe food blog. Thanks to Wikipedia, I also learned the funny (but sad) details of the death of Sweden’s King Adolf Frederick.

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Michael Sippey writes about a “first world problem” (defined below) against which all other first world problems must be judged.

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Big Bucks (read billions of dollars) will soon flow into US Broadband Infrastructure.

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Charlie O’Donnell put together a video pastiche consiting of seven second clips showing famous (more or less) people sharing their 2009 tech/web predictions.

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Please do NOT click on this link if you believe the National Security Agency should be listening in to everything every United States Citizen says on the phone, in email or elsewhere. You have been warned.

Am I the only person on earth to recognize the “Restroom + Notebook Computer” problem?

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This snippet from a shop at home TV show (for knives and swords) is priceless.

For reasons that are not clear, even to me, I have purchased a motorcycle. My safety training starts in a couple of weeks, and will be completed by October 1, 2006.

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This is so fine, I feel compelled to share this summary (from Memeorandum) of a story by Michael Noer writing in Forbes.

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From Dave Farber’s Interesting People list, we learn that KY Jelly is allowed on airlines. What a relief!

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“Amanda Chapel” (one or many humans) a.k.a. Strumpette writes a very funny (if aggressively strident) PR blog. A recent entry (title withheld so I maintain my PG rating) is mean and funny and provides observations worth your attention, unless you are offended by un-natural acts with goats. You have been warned.

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You need a smile, or several smiles. This should do the trick.

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