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Henry Kaufman — the Wall Street sage who predicted back in 1990 that we’d pay a heavy price for Wall Street’s recklessness. Back then he was known as Dr. Doom, but he was right.
Henry Kaufman shared his thoughts on plans for a new economic era, and his faith that this crisis shall pass.
Henry Kaufman's new book On Money and Market: A Wall Street Memoir is on sale on Amazon.com
Google and Apple are both against Prop 8.
Google press release
While we respect the strongly-held beliefs that people have on both sides of this argument, we see this fundamentally as an issue of equality. We hope that California voters will vote no on Proposition 8 -- we should not eliminate anyone's fundamental rights, whatever their sexuality, to marry the person they love.
we strongly believe that a person’s fundamental rights — including the right to marry — should not be affected by their sexual orientation. Apple views this as a civil rights issue, rather than just a political issue, and is therefore speaking out publicly against Proposition 8.
Where the Hell is Matt? (2008) from Matthew Harding on Vimeo.
Stop and Stare
This town is colder now, I think it's sick of us
It's time to make our move, I'm shakin off the rust
I've got my heart set on anywhere but here
I'm staring down myself, counting up the years
Steady hands, just take the wheel...
And every glance is killing me
Time to make one last appeal... for the life I lead
Stop and stare
I think I'm moving but I go nowhere
Yeah I know that everyone gets scared
But I've become what I can't be, oh
Stop and stare
You start to wonder why you're 'here' not there
And you'd give anything to get what's fair
But fair ain't what you really need
Oh, can u see what I see
They're tryin to come back, all my senses push
Un-tie the weight bags, I never thought I could...
Steady feet, don't fail me now
Gonna run till you can't walk
But something pulls my focus out
And I'm standing down...
Stop and stare
I think I'm moving but I go nowhere
Yeah I know that everyone gets scared
But I've become what I can't be, oh
Stop and stare
You start to wonder why you're here not there
And you'd give anything to get what's fair
But fair ain't what you really need
Oh, you don't need
What u need, what u need...
Stop and stare
I think I'm moving but I go nowhere
Yeah I know that everyone gets scared
But I've become what I can't be
Oh, do u see what I see...
Detroit artist Jonathan Keller gives you a glimpse of eight years of aging in a time lapse video. Article Source: from NYT
Living My Life Faster - 8 years of JK's Daily Photo Project from c71123 on Vimeo.
I love Gmail's conversation thread view. It beats all other webmails in the market IMHO. If you are using Microsoft Outlook Exchange and would like to move all your sent items automatically to your inbox, and then use Gmail's POP or IMAP to retrieve every mail as a complete backup, this is the tip for you.
I'm using Outlook 2007 in this example. If you are using earlier version, the dialog boxes and the options might be different, but all essential options should be there.
Step 1: Go to Tools -> Options -> Preferences tab. Click on Email Options
Step 2: Uncheck "Save copies of messages in Sent Mail folder" and click OK, Apply to save.
Step 3: Click on Tools -> Rules and Alerts ... and click on "New Rule...". In blank rules section, click on "Check messages after sending...". and click next.
Step 4: Check "Through specific account" and select the account to which you want to apply this rule. I use "Microsoft Exchange" for this case. Click OK and next.
Step 5: Check "Move a copy to the specified folder". In the bottom section, click on specified folder and select Inbox. click OK and click through the next few Next button, give it a name and let it run.
From now on, all the sent mail will be automatically saved in Inbox instead of the Sent Mail folder. This is especially convenient if you use Gmail to archive your emails.
This choir really complains. Check out their official website Complaints Choir
