Read this article featured on the MarketWatch site: Stocks rally back on hopes write-downs are nearly over. Japanese stocks rallied after Standard & Poor's said the end of subprime writedowns was drawing near, boosting confidence global financial companies will stop incurring losses on US mortgage investments.

Ooh yeah, poignant stuff at TBO.
Google looks to stump the geeks in recruiting drive.

Cuyahoga County, Ohio rigs their ballots to guarantee Kerry wins.
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Interesting stuff at Ben Maller. The outcome of Washington Redskins games has correctly predicted the winner of every U.S. presidential election since 1936.

I can work at home too. I spent a lot of time this week trying to finish things on my to-do list. I was supposed to report on the infrastructures.

I could have tomorrow off.

According to Hollywood Reporter: 'Horton' ready for a rampage.

I came across this very intriguing piece.

Anyway, how do you feel about this? I look forward to comments from anyone on this topic.

Kiers says my regret and anxiety are stupid and I agree.

What do you think of this?

Just read this article at the CNNMoney.com website.

Ok, I need to do something. We came to the conclusion that in the end we tried to work things out. Maybe I don't think it was any reason to get angry. I thought Simon Tahamata wouldn't even acknowledge my presence but I was sorry I said it.

This long article on The Associated Press today is quite interesting: Vijay Singh Seizes Control at Bay Hill.

They say all this frustration is so empty, too many long nights in front of the computer are taking their toll again though.
On my own again so I'm just killing some time. I just cannot be more discreet.
It won't change what I've done so instead I surf the internet.

Apple Denying iPhone Developers In Droves.

Fortune’s Philip Elmer-DeWitt is reporting that Apple has delivered a mighty slap across the face to many potential iPhone and iPod touch developers and turned what was good PR last week into what could be a PR headache this week.

I must have been asleep but check this page.

Tell me what you think.

A very interesting read: Virginia Tech manhandles Miami to raise stock.

This article on Computerworld today is quite interesting: Problem Solved: NASA's space robot powered up.

I am exhausted. I haven't blogged much lately , but I'm occupied.

I'm sorry, if any of you are really obsessed with me