Friday, June 13, 2008

Fashion Block 2008

Well I know I'm late with this but Saint International had style week Jamaica a couple of weeks ago and now is when I am posting my pics. Now unlike last year I shall not single out and point fingers at any models who may have dog face so that y'all can gang up on them.. we are above that. Just look closely at the photos and come to your own conclusions :p


As you should be able to tell from the bad angles in the photos and the head backs of people, I was in the nosebleed section again. Surprisingly my little point and shoot camera got some not so bad shots IMO. After seeing some of my friends in the VIP area and one with what looked like a DSLR and a lens bigger than my head I have decided that I am definitely going to upgrade this year. I even saw Taylor bouncing around with his SLR.. I am green with envy.


Now I am still not pointing any fingers but I notice a bad weft[weave] trend. Is it supposed to look cute? I am neither against nor for false hair but looking at some of these pictures the girls should have drawn a line in the sand and just said no. Bad weave aside if we introduced the brown paper bag as a sex toy I give them a 10, the rest of them is hot.


This last guy was from the Heineken line up.. Kodak moment, such a clown.


Life lessons #1: Taking off the plastic before you eat a lollipop will save valuable time in the bathroom later.


Life lessons #2: Dropping the fire stick 6 times on stage while juggling is not cool.
Life lessons #3: Double sided tape sticks more than paper now.


Anyone notice my wider screen format? I am slowly but surely changing the format of my blog one CSS setting at a time. I don't think I would have packed so many photos into this post if I was still using my old format. Progress.

Sunday, June 08, 2008

Projects: from start to finish

Who can relate to this cartoon? It's my slightly modified version from project cartoon.


How the customer explained it

How the project leader understood it



How the analyst designed it

How the programmer wrote it



What the beta testers received

How the business consultant described it



How the project was documented

What operations installed



When it was delivered

How it was supported



After it was launched

The disaster recovery plan



What marketing advertised

What the customer really needed



The open source version

How the customer was billed


If only things could be different.