My Views

Change and loss are the notes to which the symphony of my life is played....

There will come a time, one day, when you will come to the realization that you've outlived your usefulness....

After doing one of my regular progress checks it would appear that I'm having teenage experiences in my mid-life years. This is very unnerving. It's quite disheartening when I get reminded from time to time that I've not achieved much of what I've set out to. Though times have changed and I'm actually on track (or so I keep telling myself), I can't allow myself to get complacent. Have to keep pushing ahead, work to stay relevant, be "perfect".... Go further. Go faster. Climb higher. Work harder.....

If you're like me, waiting even a few seconds for your machine to complete a task can be pretty annoying and irritating. Well, here are some tips I came across by MaximumPC that can help speed up Windows and prevent you from throwing your machine out a window. 1. Reduce App Start-Up Too many programs competing to start when the machine boots can add to your frustration of waiting to get some "work" done. To remove some of the bloat go to the Start menu and type msconfig . Click the Startup tab in console window that appears. You'll see a list of programs scheduled to start when Windows does.This is where it gets tricky. Some of the items in the list are actually needed for Windows to run so you'll have to disable with care. 2. Clean Up Your Hard Drive The PC will, over time, become clogged with unwanted files which cause slower speeds. Getting rid of the clutter can actually improve performance. CCleaner is a nifty, and free, little tool that can

It's really strange that it's at those times when I begin to feel lonely and the need to reach out to someone that I make a concerted effort to stay away from everyone. Sent from my BlackBerry® device from Digicel

The ones who are searching are the easiest to hang with but the hardest to be with. Sent from my Nokia E63