Aeron chair

Originally uploaded by AndrewNg.com.

Copped one of these from CL, the crappy chairs at work are breaking my back so… I can sell it for the same price when I wanna get rid of it… 😉

This Moto Q looks better than the Treo’s, but it’s a Moto and it runs Windows, 2 huge no-no’s for me…

Unpacking the Motorola Q – Engadget Mobile

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Yup…

Bebo is ultimately an example of Euro VC at it’s best – and worst. A good investment, but one predicated on imitation, rather than innovation

Bubblegeneration Strategy Lab

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How the Bush Administration Has Curtailed Our Freedoms, Mortgaged Our Economy, Ravaged Our Environment, and Damaged Our Standing in the World

What We’ve Lost – American Progress Action Fund

ExxonMobil: In the face of a virtually complete scientific consensus that global warming is real and happening — and considerable agreement that it is happening faster than expected just a few years ago — ExxonMobil continues to insist that “scientific evidence remains inconclusive.” So far, the cynical, profit-motivated, short-term and self-interested views of ExxonMobil have mattered more than the evidence-based perspective of the world’s climatologists. That’s because the most profitable corporation on earth has lots of political power and is skilled at amplifying its views (see ExposeExxon.org for details), and the climatologists do not and are not. While the world burns, ExxonMobil is raking in record profits — more than $36 billion in 2005, the highest ever earned for a single company in one year.

KPMG: KPMG “admitted to criminal wrongdoing in the largest-ever tax
shelter fraud,” said U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales in August.
KPMG managed to escape with no conviction or plea agreement, thanks to
a “deferred prosecution” agreement by which the firm promised to pay
$456 million in fines, restitution and penalties and do better in the
future. That won’t quite make up for the harm the company inflicted.
According to the government, “KPMG has admitted that it engaged in a
fraud that generated at least $11 billion in phony tax losses which,
according to court papers, cost the United States at least $2.5 billion
in evaded taxes.”

San Francisco Bay Guardian

Spent a couple of hours last night interviewing potential candidates at my company’s on-site job fair. It was def not nearly this entertaining. check this out: 😆

Ooze: Stupid Interview Questions

John Law » Blog Archive » Why the global financial system is about to collapse:

The global financial system is about to collapse because the US dollar is about to collapse.

Just applied for this, needed a non-Amex card to replace my MBNA MC anyway, free $100 is free $100… heh…

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Also, there is a 2x AMEX Membership Rewards promo:

http://www.fatwallet.com/t/52/608817/

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"I would say the best moment of all was when I caught a 7.5 pound (3.402 kilos) perch in my lake," he told the newspaper in an interview published on Sunday.Bush said the worst moment was September 11 when hijacked planes crashed into the World Trade Centre in New York and the Pentagon in Washington.

Bush’s best moment in office? Reeling in big perch | Top News | Reuters.co.uk

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NASA Announces Plan To Launch $700 Million Into Space | The Onion – America’s Finest News Source: