Yesterday Rick Wright the keyboardist of Pink Floyd has moved to a new place. From now on he will be holding a non-stop party with Bo Diddley, John Lennon, George Harrison, Jim, Janis, Jimmy, Syd Barret, Phil Lynott, Jerry Garcia, Sid Vicious, Dee Dee Ramone, David Byron, Bonzo, Bon Scott, Freddie, Kurt Cobain, Chuck Schuldiner, Dimebag and many others that just cannot go away even if they try hard because some things cannot be undone.

   He moved at the age of 65. Reason: Cancer.

   Happy programmer's day to everyone who is doing any coding. The day of the programmer is celebrated on the 256th day of the year (do I have to explain why?). Normally it falls on September 13th but on leap years like this year it falls on September 12th.

   Happy coding and may the Source be with you.

   I know that millions of readers are constantly hitting F5, eager to read my opinion on the new kid in town - Google Chrome. As always I will not disappoint them...

I am proud to present the new version of everyone's beloved No-Blog. This version supports HTML based posts. This will allow me to post tables:

Website	Number of users (in millions)	Coolness points
Google.com	3000	5
The Sietch	30000	10
Yahoo!	3	2

Also I can put in some pictures to show you cool stuff like what the administration looks like:

HTML based posts come to you thanks to TinyMCE.

   The following two videos are worth watching and I do not regret turning Flash on in my browser for a while just to watch them. They are relatively long but no one that I know has regreted spending the time.

   The first video is a speech given by Apple's founder Steve Jobs at Stanford University. You can watch it here. If you prefer version with Bulgarian subtitles you can see that here.

   The second speech is the last lecture of Randy Pausch. To be honest I had not heard of him before but it seems like he was quite famous in the field of computer science education and virtual reality research. The speech in question was given after Randy knew that he was ill from an incurable cancer. I was sitting alone at home in front of the computer and was surprised to find out that I was applauding at the end of the lecture. You can see it here. Randy Pausch died on July 25, 2008 at the age of 47.