Well, I guess it just **HAD**TO**HAPPEN!

Google is now getting into the blog business too:

Here's the link to the story.

And, on a different note, Tim Berners-Lee (the Big Daddy to the Internet as we know it) reports that Boston city is censoring WiFi. Wow - just when we thought for sure Big Brother was watching everything. Now he is! I think those guys at BC and MIT just have too damn much time on their hands and are looking for high tech ways to keep busy.

Seth Godin this week, is reporting about finance. Sorry Seth that's not your groove. That old tune about comparing two folks who save in different ways at different rates, has been worn out for years. Yea ... we get it ... we need to invest. OK? Now what?

Hmmm now who else can I beat up on here?

OK Here's one. Slashdot reports a couple of things today: Something about Symantec reporting that Denial of Service (DoS) attacks have been declining. (finger down throat now) BORING.

Ahh but the second page is about 600 year old music that was encoded into the walls of the Rosslyn Chapel in Scotland, the one featured in The Da Vinci Code. OK so that's a bit interesting. Just a bit.

Next: let's rant about the weather! May Gray started early this year. I'm not able to use the telescope much in weather like this. Unless the wife and I go out to eat, evenings are boring and we watch TV like the rest of the country. Ahh well Cest la Vie.

Although, the cool afternoons make the Corvette run like a bat outta hell. On good days I can work it so that I'm off work early enough to get out and waste some of Iraq's precious Premium Unleaded by romping around San Diego at full throttle. Great way to get my agressions out and not have to be pissed off at rude customers or those who are slow to pay. Had one of each of those just last week.

Well this week is off to a good start already. The doc patched my knee up and I'm off crutches one more time. I can work, ride the bike, and get to school. Hope it keeps up until we leave for New York when this semester's over. Don't want to get sick and wind up on crutches in New York City!

-Paul