I have always said that the information revolution paralleled the industrial revolution very closely. For anyone who has worked in the IT industry, this is so obvious.

Hi-tech workplace no better than factories

Not work friendly.

Who knew math could be so arousing

While these sorts of things don't irk me nearly as much as when I had a job and had Things To Do(tm), they still seem to creep into much of the consulting work I do now, and I don't relish seeing them again when/if I rejoin the workforce.

Email Ettiquette for Busy People

Someone needs to do a non-ironic version of this site and feature several notable Tennesseans.

Two Crazy White People

SethJohnson writes "People have been attaching cameras to kites for quick-and-dirty aerial photographs for almost a hundred years. Hobbyists have progressed the art far beyond it's quick-and-dirty origins to produce stunning results. NASA even has a fairly detailed how-to using a disposable camera. Looks like a fun science fair project for those dads out there with kids."

Kite Aerial Photography

For the KIDS!!!

NATIONAL COLORECTAL CANCER AWARENESS MONTH 2003 COLOSSAL COLON TOUR

From Wired:

Ask the Expert
The author of two books on stupidity has been charged with trying arrange a sexual liaison with a teenager he met online. James Welles, 61, has written books called The Story of Stupidity and Understanding Stupidity. Both are about the dumb moves people make. Welles tried to set up a date with a 15-year-old girl, who turned out to be a 40-year-old undercover cop. No word on when the third book is due out.