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Misspell something so its not already taken, then choose colors via Feng Shui or some such.

If you're willing to visit us, please drop myself or Aaron Feng an email.

It's sort of a Feng Shui thing: the busy GUI is the cluttered room that drains your positive energy and causes constant low-level stress.

One of my bands, the Feng Shui Ninjas, wrote a song about the Nac Mac Feegles, who appear in several of Terry Pratchett's books.

But following the principles of feng shui (even if the beliefs behind them are bullshit) will, more often than not, lead to a psychologically-pleasing layout.

I've heard the proper feng shui setup is to have the desks face the door so you can see people as they enter.

Because that river throws off their feng shui?

Practice some Feng Shui, write better code.

[1] Joseph Knecht's first annual ceremonial Game as Magister Ludi was based on the dimensions and structure of a traditional Chinese house, i.e., the principles of feng shui in Chinese philosophy.

> I dislike working with people walking around behind me (I offer no explanation, it just gives me the creeps) 98% of feng shui is about avoiding that feeling.

In The Salmon of Doubt (I think), there's a transcript of a talk that the staunchly atheist Douglas Adams gave, and one of the things he mentions is the concept of Feng Shui, which he explains as the notion that the contents of your house should be arranged such that a Chinese dragon would be able to walk through it without scraping itself on corners or getting stuck in dead-ends.

Master Sui asked Feng what he had learned from the experience: "I've learned to exercise caution around those I do not know".

This part shocked me: Homework swallows her nights and weekends—a big change from Dartmouth, where after a few hours of class “you could just do whatever,” Feng says.

"Less and less is done, until non-action is achieved; when nothing is done, nothing remains to be done." (Tao Te Ching 48; translated by Gia-fu Feng and Jane English).

Journalists can't talk about "big box annihilating small retail" without offending the very popular big box advertiser contracts so we're being treated to an absolute flood of "it must have been feng shui" or "it must be those darn nerds" or "it must be bad luck"

The best thing is that their detailed documentation and code organisation match the rules of Feng-Shui.

There's a great zen adage: Master Sui was sitting with two boys who had recently entered his abbey, Won, and Feng.

Feng shui is to ergonomics what homeopathy is to medicine.