Brilliant Artistry

February 26, 2008

I’ve seen more than a few movies in my lifetime and I’m not sure whether or not that is something to be proud of. Tonight was a moment…an experience…of a piece of film that has me still feeling tingles. I received this movie knowing very little about the film except that it was a musical [...]

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Test Your Word Knowledge AND End Hunger?

February 22, 2008

[ LINK OF THE DAY ] – I came across this site which is a bit random but hey, I just donated 360 grains of rice…all by testing my knowledge of the English language.  Kudos to the one with the highest totals…  Do your best and post your total number in the comments. http://www.freerice.com

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Fidel Castro retires after 49 years in power | Reuters

February 19, 2008

This isn’t a complete shock but is good news that hopefully the people of Cuba will eventually be able to operate under a free and democratic society.  As the article states – we shouldn’t expect sweeping reforms but the departure of Fidel Castro is a spark of hope to the Cuban exiles and those in [...]

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An Odd Fascination With Good Ol’ Paper

February 18, 2008

This may sound strange coming from someone who loves techy gadgets and the like but I must confess that I love the more archaic notion of having something physical around to write in. To be honest, my journal is actually through a nifty program on my Mac called Journler that I use to track my [...]

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Managing Tasks with Things the GTD way

February 18, 2008

As someone who loves the workflow ideals of the GTD system by David Allen (I know, I’m hardly alone in this one), I’ve been on the hunt for a great system of managing my workflow. I gave the iGTD program a good run for a time but could never quite feel comfortable using it. So, [...]

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