Musings Of The Unconscious Mind

Think of this as my mental margin in the journal of my life. When things pop up out of the blue, I jot them down for later thought. Hope you feel the urge to add your own thoughts on them.

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Location: Barbados

Sunday, April 22, 2007

Cricket...Cricket...God, why Cricket!

The Cricket Village @ The Gymnasium

There are good sides and bad sides to cricket.

On the up side to cricket, while the country is indeed currently overpriced, there are a host of things to do right now in Barbados every night without fail.

And apparently, some of these things are actually FREE!! trust me, I am still shocked. Anyhow, I will pass by the Gymnasium tomorrow and see what the tribute to good old Alfred is all about. Since it's free, I figure if they do him injustice, I can walk out without losing a thing.

I wanted to take a gander to Pan as well but, well, my budget is a bit strained this month. Maybe something can still happen.

Sunday, April 15, 2007

Sony Ericsson Walkman™ PhoneW810i

I'm focussed on it. Here's the next greatest phone with one small deficiency. It uses Sony Memory Stick technology only. Oh well, guess we can't have the perfect phone. Then it'd probably be out of stock.





The Sony Ericsson W810i Walkman™ combines a powerful music player with a stylish phone giving you everything you need for a mobile music lifestyle. Enjoy hours of your favorite music wherever you go with the integrated digital music player, FM radio and music management software. Capture spectacular photos or video with the 2 megapixel camera. With built-in EDGE technology, you'll have a fully-functioning internet browser and all the messaging you need to send pictures, video and sounds. The W810i includes a stereo headset.

Please contact your wireless carrier to ensure they support this GSM phone.


Complete Music Kit

Folders and customized playlists help you keep track of your tunes. The 512 MB Memory Stick PRO™ Duo provides enough memory for up to 175 of your favorite songs. Enjoy quality entertainment around the clock with a built-in FM radio with RDS (Radio Data System).

Music to Your Phone

Disc2Phone™ music copying software is supplied in the W810i kit and it’s easy to copy songs from your favorite CDs, and PC music folders.

Take Great Pictures

The built-in 2 megapixel digital camera with auto-focus takes excellent photos and when you need to catch some action, the W810i has video too. Sharing images and other phone content is easy. You can use Bluetooth® or multimedia messaging when you want to send images and video to family, friends and colleagues.

Fast Mobile Internet

Wherever you are, you have high-speed access to the internet. EDGE technology makes surfing the mobile internet fast and a full-function internet browser lets you view all your favorite websites as you go.

Stay In Touch

In addition to SMS text messaging, you can send text, pictures, video and music to another phone or e-mail address. Access your inbox with the integrated e-mail client wherever you go.

Doctor Who - Season 3 Episode 3

I just finished watching this week's episode of Doctor Who (I believe this is the Tenth Doctor) so he's only got one more life left.

I must be getting old because all of the characters I grew up with are metamorphing. Spiderman got cloned, Superman died and came back to life. Batman passed on his mantle to some new guys, and today's cartoons are not funny and innocent, they're harsh, ugly and cruel. But apparently today's funny is defined by how much blood you spill or how much pain the victim suffers.

I don't think it bodes well for us as a race.

I'll jot down in the margins when I pass new pictures or series of interest to one and all.

Sci-Fi / Fantasy Meetup Group

Two Hours

2 hours = 120 minutes.

That's a lot of time. My sister insists that if I was to spend two(2) hours every night thinking of something to create, and jotting down my ideas here in my life margin that I would achieve more than I have achieved in my whole life.

And the scary thing is, it'll make you wonder what the hell you were doing with your life in the first place.

So, two(2) hours folks. I'll give it a try and let you know what it adds up to. No not fourteen(14) hours a week dim bulbs, I mean what comes out of those fourteen(14) hours.

I wonder...

And in the beginning...

Death.

I often avoid funerals and all they entail. Mourning, sorrow, falsehoods, memories, grief, laughter, hypocrisy are the majority of that. But what really bothers me is the cessation of life.

Man is 'born' from living cells. Nothing is inert then suddenly becomes alive. That only happened with Adam & Eve. Since then, it's all been the continuation of that spark that was forced into Adam and Eve on that blessed day in Creation. Man & woman copulate and produce offspring from their own living cells. A subtle blending of the two bringing with it change and pro-creation. A magical process?? Yes, yes indeed no matter how mundane any Ob/Gyn may try to make it, it's sexier than life.

However, the coin has two sides. Pro-creation continues life but on the other hand, all life must cease in one form or fashion. As we see daily, that spark, that juice that we are imbued or gifted with, that life that is ours to cherish but for a short while, that breath will after a while, leave us nothing more than the empty, inert husk that Adam was prior to 'divine intervention'.

So what happens to that spark?

To truly understand or explore the answer to that question, first we must try to fundamentally understand where the spark first came from. The two schools of thought - Science vs. Religion collide squarely on this topic. For all we know the "Big Bang" that scientists speak of could have been when the two did meet first! It's quite easy to picture or imagine Science & Religion as a married couple :) But I digress.

Where does the spark come from? What possibilities exist? Let's work it out. Piece by piece until the puzzle is finished :)