Am I loosely joking when I say this is why I don't eat pork (or meat for that matter)?

Pigs don't fly yet.

http://www.csmonitor.com/2006/0921/p04s01-woap.html?BAC-salon2007&pigfishbox

 

Did we ask this question already?

Question:

"Nanosecond Timing Synchronization" means that time is still big, big business.

That's fine by me. Most people are going to say at the end of their life: I'm glad I didn't spend more time at the office. Problem: most people hate their job; what if you don't and live a reticulated-pythonic life?

Question: What do you think about this?

Question: What do you think about this?
"Walkable communities are only technically and economically feasible when an infrastructure of quality transit services is provided."
It's a good idea.

Walk more; ride trike more; blade more; jog more; run more; glide more; move more -pace of life is more relaxing the more you use your body to move around.

What's the 411 homey?

Question: What's the 411?
This is.

Why are you not printing out your gmails?

Why are you not printing out your gmails?
http://mail.google.com/mail/help/paper/index.html
Hilarious.

What about your savings?

Question: What about your savings? Shooting for 20% per paycheck.

How can you walk better?

Question:
How can you walk better?

Answer:
re-wire, less power, more grace.
Getting down to brain-sized computers."

What's the word?

Question:
What's the word?

Answer:
Everyone should have one. Mine consist of 100 page comp journals that are about 3 bucks a piece, @ Back To School fall sales.

vade mecum
1. A book for ready reference; a manual; a handbook.
2. A useful thing that one regularly carries about."

What is the next step?

Question:
What is the next step?

Answer:
Publish or share or raise the titanic.

How do you get started?

That depends on what you want to learn. I can give vague, general, broad, diffuse advice. But, the best thing to do is do one thing at a time. (I wish I could say that was my idea.)

From your posts I surmise you are very thorough, like to create structure, are very opinionated, and have little or no problem expressing yourself thru writing.

I recommend this path outlined below. Make it your own. It's obtuse and sparse for a simple reason.

On the matter of a beginning:
1. Pick up a cheap second-hand computer or get one donated to you.
(Get creative on how to do this. You'd be surprise, once you put it out there, how willing people are to give you old computers and other stuff once you say the words "I'll take it.")

2. Totally muck up that computer.
Learn how to install new hardware and new software. Commit to a high level of discovering new applications each week. (I find, on average, a new piece of hardware or software program for an existing problem/research request about once a week.)

3. Blog your exploits.
Make yourself accountable to other people. The biggest way to push yourself to develop any skill is by surrounding yourself with people who are better at something than you are. That and 10,000 hours.

Do you still buy your books from the bookstore?

Question:
Do you still buy your books from the bookstore?

Answer:
You're probably not saving 20% of your income across the board either, right? Don't think you have enough to pay yourself? Ok.

What's the sign of the times?

Question:
What's the sign of the times?

Answer:
Could this be?
"Introduction to Code Signing"

What's a way to enrich, enlighten your day?

Question:
What's a way to enrich, enlighten your day?
Answer:
Listen to some music, everyday.

Echoes
Ft Myers WGCU 90.1FM Sat 10-12mid

Fresh Air

Morning Edition

Putumayo World Music Hour

Sounds Eclectic

Sound Opinions

The Thistle And Shamrock