
Just for the record...
"It's the little things"







In the original release of Windows 95, you could change your time zone by clicking on the map, and the time zone you selected would highlight. Similarly, you could change your Region Settings by clicking on the world map. This was one of those little touches that made Windows 95 that much more fun to use.
But we had to remove those features within months of release, even though we based both of the maps on the borders officially recognized by the United Nations.
In early 1995, a border war broke out between Peru and Ecuador and the Peruvian government complained to Microsoft that the border was incorrectly placed. Of course, if we complied and moved the border northward, we'd get an equally angry letter from the Ecuadorian government demanding that we move it back. So we removed the feature altogether.
The time zone map met a similar fate. The Indian government threatened to ban all Microsoft software from the country because we assigned a disputed region to Pakistan in the time zone map. (Any map that depicts an unfavorable border must bear a government stamp warning the end-user that the borders are incorrect. You can't stamp software.) We had to make a special version of Windows 95 for them.
Geopolitics is a very sensitive subject.

This is the new book that I started reading a few days ago and I´m liking it just so much that I can´t sto reading it at nights.
Just in case you haven't been paying attention to the morning news, a big old bunch of Sony-made batteries in 4.1 million Dell and 1.8 million Apple laptops have been recalled due to safety concerns (i.e., they explode).Since we love and care about each and every one of you so very much, and would hate to see your laps melt off, we want to make sure you take the appropriate action and return those bad batteries if you've got 'em. From Apple, we're talking iBooks and PowerBooks, and from Dell - well, I'm not sure; you've got to enter you PPID to find out. Now get checking!
Everything comes to an end, and yesterday I finished a book called "La rueda de la vida" written by Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, the book is a kind of biography and at the same time talks about the "dead" and the lots of experiences that the author has with it. Sometimes it just goes so "far" which from my point of view is not that good at all, maybe because I haven´t had that kind of experiences, however it´s a good and very interesting book to read.

This past weekend I went to Carambolas for our monthly work there. It happens that we gathered 110 kids to show them a movie, it was "Nemo", they enjoyed it very much, most of them haven´t had the chance to see it before (Most of them doesn´t have a TV at home). However, after the movie we gave them something to eat, it was a piece of bread with "Zoom!", most of them were very educated doing the line and waiting for the others, but there was this kid in particular which didn´t had any respect for his friends, for the people that was there, not even with me.... He did the line three times, in the third I asked him very nicely to please leave the line because it wasn´t fair what he was doing, he yelled to me that this was his first time in the line, so I replied: No, it is not, please leave it... In the end the boy left the line and started to play very strong with his friends (It was a fight simulation I Guess), so one of his friends hit him a little bit hard, so he replies with a punch in the face of the other boy and then he throws him to the floor and hits him again.., in that moment I went and separated them..., I thought that the other boy was injured but he wasn´t.., and he told me that they were playing.., that did amazed me again!

















For me the first one (Above) is like a plain on fire...., it´s pretty hugeeeeeee, like to put it on a living room.....
The second one is obviously a watermelon but what I like most about it is that is divided into 3 pieces...., giving it a very nice touch......