Watch the following Ron Paul for President video I found. It was put together very well. I am not an everything-Ron-Paul-says-is-gold voter (pardon the pun), but this is certainly compelling.
I saw something pretty annoying on Microsoft's KB site today; when my browser is maximized on my widescreen monitor, the search bar is HUGE! See for yourself (click for larger size):
You may be thinking that it is silly to write or concentrate on something so trivial, but I would argue that it is much sillier that Microsoft does not fix such a rudimentary usability issue.
I was visiting http://oswd.org and saw they had this login form on the left:

It is pleasing to look at. It looks just like I am filling out a form on paper--given are lines on the bottom of the input boxes, instead of all around, as if to guide my pencil when filling in my username and password. Although that is a design pattern in the physical world, it is not any such paradigm on the Web. We do not use pencils on the Web.
Getting a handle on how Microsoft SQL Server T-SQL works takes a while. I thought I might share some important information so others may have an easier time learning the language.

One of the few remaining links to the time when classy programs dominated high ratings on television and people felt enriched--instead of guilty--watching those programs, is the CBS Sunday Morning Show. Every Sunday morning, while getting ready for church, I watch, enthralled in each segment, taking note that I actually have interest in the content--American history, the vanishing art of conversation, stories of notable cartoonists, and authors who "need to write, but love to paint."
I sent a meeting request out today with the words, "Review the plan attached and..." I did not attach my document. My fault, right?
I can't totally agree with that.