Google has updated the Reader icon. The old one had only one RSS icon but the new one now conveys that Google Reader is place to read a collection of RSS'es.
I like it better: more appealing and more meaningful.
Having done a full development last month on Android, I encountered some problems with the emulator and had some disappointment with the API documentation.
If you are someone who has done work on Android and found bugs or have disappointments, now you can let Google hear about your concerns at this address: http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/list.
The official Android Developer Blog said:
As we move toward the first handsets, it's time to formalize the process, and the first step in that is to enable an issue tracker for developers to submit feedback.
I was working two jobs in the last months and my life has been worse than ever I have always been. I was so stressed out and I didn't have time and the mood to care about what's around me but just the work.
Just a few minutes ago, I found out this article about Slowing Down referred to by Life Hacker. That is a great article, so great that I couldn't help myself quoting some of them here.
Humans need rests, relaxation, and recreation. We need time to think about things, to clear the mind, and to have fun. But to a person overburdened with claims on her time, fun seems only a distant remembered state of mind.
Workaholism may be the only socially condoned disease. Numerous books have been written about workaholism in America. In Japan there is an expression for death by overwork: Karoshi (Kah-roe-she).
If we let it, work can take over our lives. Work is of course necessary, but the problem is taking it too far. You decide what excess is for you. Having drive is a self-actualizing positive attribute, but being driven, being compelled to work long-hours, is soul destroying.
If you choose to work long hours (maybe you are self employed) then you are in control. But if you work long hours out of fear that if you don’t you’ll be demoted or fired, then that’s a recipe for burnout.
When I was using Windows XP, resizing an image was a breeze with this Microsoft PowerToy. But, since I moved on to Windows Vista, there was no quick and easy way to resize an image. If you are in the same shoe as me, you'll be happy to get to know VSO Image Resizer. It's free and works as easily and fast as the Microsoft PowerToy. It works both on XP and Vista. 
Have fun playing around with it.
