Matthew E. Taft

Learn Taekwondo from a Seven-Year-Old from Matthew Taft on Vimeo.

Just had an interesting situation with my laptop running Vista. Whenever I have this much trouble finding a solution, I like to post ithere in case one day someone else is searching for a solution to the same problem.

Many of us have been involved in conversations where a person resorts to yelling or defensively standing by their position even when they no longer seem to have any good reason to do so. In my opinion, when someone gets to this point, they’ve already lost the argument.

Having a lot of nothing to say about any topic.

Philosophical questions on existence and child rearing, with help from Louis CK

Every wondered why they’re called Decepticons?

It really makes you wonder what people have done to force companies to write warnings like this (in the manual for installing a new battery in my laptop) …

Thoughts inspired by “Our Friend Electricity” by Ron Wolfe. Can these who have been hurt by friends forgive the friends, and still struggle with being able to open up again to someone else? If life moves on, forgiveness is granted, and new friendships are made–what then? A person may find they are unable to open up emotionally to the extent that they had in the past. It seems that many who have forgiven hurtful friendships still struggle to find meaningful friendships in their life where they can be vulnerable.

DVD error on Vista: “This file does not have a program associated with for performing this action. Create an association in the Set Associations control panel.”