Monthly Archives: December 2007

John Lynch, the governor of New Hampshire, shares a birthday with me (November 25).

This job posting at WPI is among the most verbose I’ve ever seen. From the posting: the employee is regularly exposed to moving mechanical parts; outside weather conditions and risk of electrical shock. The employee is frequently exposed to wet … Continue reading →

I’m fairly certain Karma slapped me in the face late last night. What was the cause for retribution? Well, my coworker offered me a 600-calorie snickers bar which he had accidentally purchased from the vending machine at work. I did … Continue reading →

It’s been just under two months since Project North Fork launched and I figured this was as good a time as any to take stock of where I am, what’s changed, and what still needs to be done. From the … Continue reading →

While I was at the Walt Disney World Resort, we stayed at Coronado Springs. The room came with free cable, as do 99.9% of all other hotels. The room also had high speed Internet access, but it was extra. For … Continue reading →