I don't think I'm that resistant to change. I have used Word and Excel for a quarter century and have liked every upgrade. Until Office 2007.

Almost game time. I give the recorder a half hour head start, which works out perfectly. Now if only the young Bulls can find their way again. If they win at home tonight they just need to win game six in Miami, then it's game seven at home. There's the spirit ;-)

I don't like LeBron but I respect him. (Unlike D-Wade, who I both like and respect). The guy is an amazing athlete. He would have been an awesome tight end or linebacker in the NFL. Can you imagine getting hit by a guy who is 6'8", 250 pounds, and runs like an Olympic sprinter? The thing that is sometimes missed about him is he a great defender. He shut Derrick Rose down in OT on Tuesday and the Heat say they will use the same tactic tonight. Derrick is pretty strong himself but LeBron is very very big for him to attack.

The Bulls need to step up tonight. If they don't they can rest for the next several months. They go 10 deep and they need all 10 of them to bring their A game.

Whatever happens, I don't want the Mavericks to win the finals. There is not a thing about that franchise that isn't ugly.

All right, I am off for the Home for the Hopelessly Opinionated ;-)

>Yes, but once you do find those items, you're fine with it. The ribbon came out of researching enhancement requests. 80% were for features already in the product. That means those features weren't discoverable. The set out to fix that. It wasn't simply new lipstick. They did lots of testing with actual users. IMO, they succeeded.
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>The issue is that as humans, we're resistant to change. We like to be in our comfort zone and hate getting out of it.
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>>Maybe I just haven't put in enough effort. The Office 2007 ribbon and menu in general remind me of my supermarket since they remodeled it. Now I can hardly find anything. Just leave it alone, folks.