Off-Day

Despite taking a break from work yesterday to sort ouf some problems at university, I found myself running around and busier than if I had been at work. The upside to it, I managed to get myself a traditional treatment massage that leaves my body feeling simultaneously sore and relaxed. And got my MyKad application done. Imagine the wait involved. I could have written an article during the wait. (:

So, back at work today, waiting for a product to come in for me to work on. Boring tax stuff, but then, the longer it takes to come, the more likely is it to interrupt my vacation plans in April. Anyhow, I am taking off for the entire final week of that month, whatever happens. Need to get a few overdued things sorted out. Like making that long-delayed trip to Singapore.

Today, I find myself multi-tasking as usual, simulltaneously reading postings about the effect of anaesthesia on conscioussness and Sohn-Rethel on Marxist theories. Talk about interconnected schizophrenia.

This is for the math and physics geeks out there (I am still a bit one of one, despite having defected over to the humanties).

http://www.ics.uci.edu/~eppstein/junkyard/sym.html

How do I ever end up in dead-end work. (:

Day of Torture

It always seems fun when you look at requirements for a job listing and one sees on it "Bloggers are most welcomed to apply" (:

Alright, back to topic. I chanced upon this site while looking through all the mails that come into my inbox. This is the American version of the Malaysia's Internal Security Act. However, as the former is a much bigger player that everyone is paying attention to, their (mis)conducts in their homeland garner great interests. Especially for a country with free speech guaranteed in its constitution.

Here it is
http://bad.eserver.org/editors/2005/Document.2005-03-15.0801901098

I haven't have time to explore the other links in the site but if you do, be prepared for merciless information bombardment of the abject kind.

And why am I even looking at this on a nice Saturday...:]