I just got my own USB rocket launcher :-) Awsome thing.

Plug into your computer and you got a remote controlled office missile launcher with 360 degrees horizontal and 45 degree vertival rotation with a range of more than 6 meters - which gives you a coverage of 113 square meters round your workplace.
You can get the gadget here: http://tinyurl.com/2qul3c

Check out the video they have on the page.

Cheers

Marko Fando

I read your article and agreed whole-heartedly - blogging may be immediate, but we’re sometimes in too much of a hurry to publish our content. Spell-checkers can only do so much. I believe that we must edit our words and write with brevity in order to not only be read, but be read widely.

In my profession, career consulting, written documents (speaking mainly of resumes and cover letters) that contain typos are a sure way to consideration disaster. So, proof - proof - and proof again. It can’t hurt.

Robin
http://www.firedupcareers.com

I don’t get why English speaking people would be so careless with their own language. I realize I’m not the best, hell I barely finished high school, but at least the things I write can be read by the general public.

I hope it didn’t sound much like a rant, it really was meant to be helpful.

I’m Finnish and I’ve lived in Finland all of my life so to me, English is just a language I had to learn at school. I suppose the argument of us non-native speakers/writers having a better grasp of grammar is partly because we have had to learn why things are the way they are, but more importantly, it’s because we tend to be very careful and conscious about our writing. I suppose we pay much more attention to what we are writing in fear of native speakers mocking us. Or at least, that is what I do.

Sho

I’ve seen it often in blogs just like this one.