  Good Morning. A few things to take care of: 1) Why would you put a Java logo on your website if you think "Java is dead" Microsoft is playing dirty by not including Java in their downloads, even an unmodified version. I understand they don't include Macromedia or any other third party tool, but they started with Java from the start. The only reason is to focus customers on their .Net framework. Fine, but I at least want to draw attention to the language that is running on 100 million cell phones and smart cards. I might even have to take back the "Java is dead" comment and instead say "Java is .clone()ing" because their recent shows on JavaOne show them basically ripping off the Web Forms in Microsoft .Net with Java Server Faces and a new IDE that allows you to "drag and drop" database connections to a "web form" to create server side dynamic content... sound familar?
...and it even has partial page refresh.... what a complete rip off. Any Java people who complained C# was a rip-off of Java (and it is) should have had their mouths shut when they saw the "Rave" demo at JavaOne. To see these demonstrations, urlLink go here and click on the video for "Rich Green". Also, check our Java's urlLink new customer focused site .
2) Your company's website changed from planningstudio.com to theplanningstudio.com and now someone else is using planningstudio.com? Yes, and I really couldn't help that. Sean and the company have split ways and he took the domain name back and made some non-profit called "the planning studio" which would be difficult to incorporate since we are a foreign corp in Ohio and have the name. Regardless I'm sure there is enough room in America for two Planning Studio's and I wish him luck in his urban planning focused website.
Ofcourse the quality shows the fact he is a one man show, and he did not put a link to the new domain for his old job, but all our clients have been updated on the change so I doubt someone will visit the old domain and think it's the company instead of an amature site. Ahhh... you got to love the inevitable sifting of people so you know you got the right people on the bus.
Some people go along the way, as they have, but the business is always stronger. 3) Is Morgan Tsvangirai going to die by Mugabe's hands? Not unless he wants this white boy in Zimbabwe. I had high hopes for the rebellion that was planned, but it went poorly out of fear. No one in the world is making a peep as usual. * sigh * 
