Man, will I ever be sore… ⇒
...tomorrow. Played badminton today with Doug. First time in about 7 years! I was a little lot rusty! Missed many, many easy shots and wasn't in the right spot most of the time.
But I did have fun. Going to do it more.
...tomorrow. Played badminton today with Doug. First time in about 7 years! I was a little lot rusty! Missed many, many easy shots and wasn't in the right spot most of the time.
But I did have fun. Going to do it more.
From the BBC, a list of 50 places to see before you die.
I can't say I agree with the list. Florida is #3?!?! WTF? The Serengeti is not on the list and neither are the dunes in Namibia?! Please take Florida and San Fran off the list and put those on. Please. Trust me.
I will will attempt to put up my Africa diary online shortly. Along with some photos.
Had my almost monthly poker party on Friday. Had a great turn out; 11 people were there at the peak. We started playing at 7:30PM and wrapped up at about 3:30AM....nice night. This time I broke even...about time I didn't lose!
The big loser was down $100 thanks for the donation! Only had two problems, I almost ran out of poker chips and I did run out of chairs. Usually a few people run out of money early, then there is no issue of chips. This time though, the money moved around well so...
I read yesterday that Worldcom is close to a settlement with the government. One of the stipulations was that they "had to ensure they didn't vioulate and securities laws" in the future.
Now correct me if I am wrong, but isn't violating laws illegal? Why should part of a settlement be, "Don't break the law"?
This seems tantamount to saying, "OK, we forgive you, don't you every do that again." Sure seems like justice to me! Microsoft also had the same...