Eighteen months ago, during 2001 - I received an email, offering me opportunity to earn big money, if I parted with $49. The letter was well written and offer looked tempting I decided to write to him, asking if he would be willing to send me his information, free of charge and said, if it did make me money I would send him first $100 – I made. To my amazement he wrote back by return and said, “you are on, here is link to download all information you will require”. Delighted I spent many hours setting up website templates he sent me. I’ve yet to make any money from his products. If I do, he will receive first $100 - as promised. Providing he contacts me because when I wrote to him three times, to thank him for sending me his information, free of charge, my emails were ignored. The products I promote have not made any money, as yet, although my website is active.

Sending out email is thought to be most profitable way of promoting products. Emails being sent out is increasing and people are being encouraged to send out millions of emails each day based on principle that some will be read and attract orders. No doubt they do attract orders but not enough to justify filling inbox’s with unwanted emails. Computers we are and computers we own will ensure that in time we will be less infected with errors. If you want to be less corrupt just be patient and considerate to others. Our computers are only corrupt because we are corrupt. When we sit at a computer we need to recognise that a computer is only as corrupt as it’s programmer.

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My wife and I witnessed an awesome display of aviation other day. Two hawks were flying around across street, swooping right over us at times. They were trying to establish a new nest.

Usually, hawks fly somewhere "up there", distant silhouettes against blinding brightness of sky. But on this occasion, they were flying low enough for us to make out colors beneath their wings: deep, dark brown and sandy tan feathers.

And low enough to see colors of little birds (sparrows, perhaps?) giving chase. It was an even match, or so it seemed. Two sparrows versus two hawks. OK, perhaps not completely even. Each hawk looked big enough to gulp down a sparrow in a single chomp, like a person might swallow a grape. Come to think of it, this match did not look any more even than if I had been placed in a ring with a well-fed sumo wrestler.

Yet there they were, two big hawks, graceful and majestic, scourge of field mice everywhere, managing impossible maneuvers to evade slightest touch of tiny sparrows.

Why? Because sparrows are more agile than hawks, and can more easily position themselves for attack. Because sparrows are less fragile than hawks, and do not fear feather damage to same degree. Because sparrows are quicker than hawks, so they can more easily retreat if they have to.

Sadly for hawks, their size was of little comfort against superior skills of sparrows. And sadly for us, it appears we will NOT be watching comings and goings of hawks nesting across street.

Does size matter? No. But if you want to make that slice of cheesecake just a bit bigger, I would be much obliged.