Information Overload

Information overload  a.k.a:

• Too many websites, blogs, apps, social networks and not enough unification (and time)
• Whatever happened to open formats? (ahem.. RSS/Atom?)

Definition: Weird - When you see Google presenters at Google IO touting Macbooks and talking about building and using Android.

Monday = one of the days of the week when you forget if you had coffee and have to look in the trash can for the discarded coffee cup, just to check.

60F and raining... somebody forgot to switch on Summer.

You know you are growing old(er) when you catch yourself listening to the news more often than music, while driving.

Entropy is the greatest enemy of life, ideas, memory and hope.

If you are going to lose your socks, make sure that you lose it in pairs.

If only the world were immune to diseases like it is to logic...

Reading a busy Twitter stream with @s and #s is as hard as parsing unformatted XML with your eyes - correction, with 1 eye closed.

If life is a journey, shouldn't we be traveling light?

Overheard in a coffee shop: "A few yrs ago I was young and restless. Now I'm just old and breathless most of the time".

Having 2 chins is better than 1... Not!

It occurs to me that our mind is like a snow globe and the snow is our thoughts and ideas. It is most beautiful when the snow is swirling around the glass.

Rule of thumb for Powerpoint slides - If you cannot read the text on your Blackberry, then you have too much content. It's a simple, low-def test much like the 5 second test to see how much people will/can remember.

I tried to cash a Reality Check and it bounced.

Overheard at someone's cafeteria - "There must be some kinda way out of here said the joker broker to the thief chief......all along the watch tower.." [Jimi Hendrix]

Life is a long winding road....better drive a car that handles well.

Old Chinese proverb: If your IQ is below room temperature, then move to a warmer climate.

Ice cream should come in only 1 flavor - "Self control" with a topping of nuts.

After the Kindle and the iPad, I suppose there won't be any "Death by a 1000 paper cuts"? Does this mean that our lives are safer now?