Now spinning in my CD player is 'CexCells'.
I did appreciate Blaqk Audio but it just wasn't my cup of tea. I did appreciate Blaqk Audio but it just wasn't my cup of tea.
There is a lot to discover.

What do you think?

Just read this.
Hungary bans sale of paprika. George Soros to start $24 million ad campaign to protest.

Yesterday I went to the movies and saw 'Where the Truth Lies' and I thought it was cool.
If you like this genre you should see 'Where the Truth Lies'.

A journalist (Lohman) schemes to discover the truth behind a long-buried incident that affected the lives of a 50s showbiz duo (Bacon and Firth).

Atom Egoyan's direction was just okay.
I won't say it's a masterpiece.

Yesterday I saw In Her Shoes. Simply stunning movie.

The story of the movie is basically like this. Straight-laced Rose (Collette) breaks off relations with her party girl sister, Maggie (Diaz), over an indiscretion involving Rose's boyfriend. The chilly atmosphere is broken with the arrival of Ella (MacLaine), the grandmother neither sister knew existed.

The dialog of 'In Her Shoes' is just brilliant.
I'm definitely going to buy the DVD when it comes out!

This morning I downloaded 'Planet Earth', the new Prince album. I really like RNB.
It wasn't for lack of exposure - Dick is a huge fan. It's strange that I didn't dig the music earlier.
I feel almost stupid for any negative first impressions I had.

Envy is not nice but I can find my purpose.

I asked why Dick wouldn't even acknowledge my presence but it should have been said in a better way. I just need to be more careful with the things I say.

John and I saw a screening of 'Where the Truth Lies' yesterday and it was just fabulous.
I disagree with everyone who said they were disappointed with it!

Atom Egoyan did a phenomenal job and the dialog of 'Where the Truth Lies' is absolutely phenomenal as well.
Don't be swayed by the nay-sayers! I sat spell bound for the entire evening.

Oh well, Hank told me that the new strategy is paying off. I am supposed to stick to the original plan for CGB MultiTech. I was told that I have to keep working on the CGB MultiTech and cannot start with NetSoft tomorrow. Rumours say that I am supposed to write a document on NetSoft. Anyway. This morning I was briefed that CGB MultiTech is going as planned. I am going to deal with NetSoft, so I was told. We don't have a choice.

I could have tomorrow off. I won't get a day off until next Thurday. Maybe I'll get a raise.

'CexCells' has been in and out of my playlist for a week or so now. Drum & bass is my type of music. Maybe I had completely incorrect assumptions about Blaqk Audio. I find myself playing it all the time. I feel almost stupid for any reservations I had.

Neat!
Stem cells could be used to restore damaged vision. Your seeing-eye dog wants unemployment insurance.

I came across this very poignant article. Don't let your child swallow two magnets at the same time. One is okay.

BBC News says: Space station robot gets its arms.

By John Wolper NASA announced that Dextre, the final element of the International Space Station’s Mobile Servicing System, was put together today during the second spacewalk of STS-123.

Here is a fascinating article sent to me by my friend Rob.

Oh well, our web-readiness increased tremendously, so I was told. I have to cultivate the EBITDA.

Anyways, rumours say that NEC will be finished next month. I plan to deal with ZBL. It took ages to track down yesterday's problem. I was told that we will have to repurpose our e-business for the NEC project. We won't have any dynamic platforms next month. This week I attended a meeting with our Associate Analyst discussing the 24/365 convergence. Anyway.