“Let me sleep on it…”

Think about the last time you said that. Chances are, when you said it to someone you really meant one of three things:

1) “Please leave me alone, I can’t talk to you about this problem anymore. You are making my head hurt.”

2) “I have absolutely no idea how to make this decision but I don’t want to seem lame.”

3) [I’m doing a karaoke version of Meatloaf’s Paradise by the Dashboard Light]

It turns out, however, that sleeping on it may be the best way to make complex decisions. Full Article »

Recently, while sick in bed with nothing better to do, I VoD’d “The Island” — which is a weird sort of mix between Gattaca and Logan’s Run. In one scene, a character conducts a videophone conversation by slotting his cell phone into a small tabletop dock. The phone beams a large image of the other party onto the wall and, presumably, points a camera up at our hero so that his face can be seen on the other end. That struck me as pretty cool, even in my sick, semi-conscious state.

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Towards the end of last year, we worked hard to complete construction of our in-house testing lab and I’m very happy to be able to announce that the lab is now finished and open for business! Here are some photos (click to enlarge):

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Jon remembers being interviewed for this article, but we somehow missed it’s publication. Ah, oops.

Our work for Choice Hotels was complete a couple of years ago, but we’re obviously very pleased to have been included in this article about the results. We think it’s a good read. Hope you agree.

“That computer is just like Nama’s…”

My wife and I are proud parents and I’ll freely admit that we are predisposed to be amazed and impressed by the things our 2-year old daughter Sophie (shown here in an incognito breakfast moment) does and says.

But the above quote really threw us for a loop. Not (for a change) out of parental pride. Full Article »