It has been officially determined now and it is only fair I let people into my little secret:

Jakub Steiner from Planet Gnome mentioned an old article written by Joel Spolsky on the importance of writing software specifications before actually coding. It is a very light and interesting read and I strongly urge people to take the time to absorb his “pearls of wisdom.” It doesn’t matter if you’re a programmer or just a couch potato. You may learn how to knock a lot of possible headaches out of the way, either by avoiding dealing with an angry user who wants a certain button shapped as a heart or making sure all your snacks are within reach so you don’t have to miss your favorite soap.

Originally uploaded by omaciel. I just had to post this one… Apparently Jim Caple, ESPN.com senior writer, took the time to explain why so many people hate the Yankees (I’m actually a Yankees fan). Read an except from his latest book "The Devil Wears Pinstripes."

My daughter’s daycare was closed today due to the weather. Eventhough there’s less than 2 inches of snow on the ground they decided that it was safer not to open today. I think they just used a very lame excuse to have a day off and since they get paid no matter what, it doesn’t hurt them in the pocket. So today I brought my daughter to work with me for the first time.

Matt Frondorf has just completed his journey from NYC to San Francisco, taking a picture of the surroundings at every single mile along the way!!! What a great way of sampling the vast differences of our great nation! The web site is pretty cool as well.

Because through out history, men have worn un-bifurcated garments. Because if women had an appendage hanging between their legs we guarantee you they wouldn’t be wearing pants. Freedom, and increased mobility. You only go around once, so why shouldn’t you be as comfortable as possible. All men deserve air conditioning in the summer. You will chafe no more. No more adjust, right side, left side! Say goodbye to wedgies. A word about the pockets: Unlike pants, the Utilikilt’s pockets are only sewn down on top, so that they move with the garment but not with your leg.