The oh shit schedule

    This is the schedule I run when things are going really, really, badly. I'm on that schedule right now. I have about 1.9 million things to do before going out of town, and -39 hours to do them. This is the bad part about going on vacation. Fortunately for me I have some assistance in that I do have some friends and family in town, so I might have to ask for some help regarding locative - things.
    Transportation is something I'm looking at now, and I think my folks want me to spend the night at their place on Wednesday. I have to go to Kung Fu as well as pack in that same night. I'm fearing that something might have to give, but I do not want to give up Kung Fu. I had to miss Monday unfortunately due to picking up my mom from the airport...which urked me.
    So, here we go I guess.

I can do this - and - The ISO is dead.

I can do this.

    That's what I keep telling myself for these next two days. Some how, some way I need to get more time. Tonight was a prime example. Five PM - get off work - 5:29 PM arrive at home - 5:41 PM leave for Kung Fu - 5:52 PM arrive at Kung Fu - 8:22 PM leave Kung Fu - 8:39 PM arrive at parents - 9:20 Eat dinner - 10:00 PM leave parent's - 10:20 arrive home  - shower, and here I am now...11PM. Tomorrow is going to be this way as well, and the day will go by fast too.
    I'd also like to comment that the ISO has sold out as a company bent on just advertising and marketing now, and is not an standards organization. They actually approved OOXML, but the text release has not been outed yet. Tomorrow it states it will announce that Microsoft's proprietary format will be a standard in history. This cements the permanence of Office as a shit software that will be around for a decade or more. They rigged the vote, legally speaking, and everyone knows it.
    Groklaw has the whole story at http://groklaw.net/ . If the ISO approves this vote as valid, and free, and not bought off by M$ then they lose all credibility as a standards organization. Doesn't surprise me though that M$ bought this. Office was getting ready to fast go by the wayside in the future of computing - especially since we're all moving towards mobile computing. Soon. Soon it will be your time M$. Around 2010 I'll be able to laugh at the number of people switching to Macs. Dell will be gone, and HP will be bankrupted by people leaving in exodus for Touchable interface Macs. And those that don't will turn to Linux.
    In any event, the end is nigh, despite the corrupt dealings involved.