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Monthly Archives: July 2006
Reno Gazette Journal Business Section Sucks
It must be hard to scroll through the Associated Press feeds each morning and fill up the business section of the RGJ with stories. I write this because most of the AP stories are pretty irrelevant to readers in Reno … Continue reading
Walk through of Gmail for your domain
My wife is starting a new business and as her geek husband, it is my job to set up the company on email and calendaring. Since it is just a start up, there is no way I want to outfit … Continue reading
Can’t Register for Netscape.com
Is it just me or does any “Desired Name” that you enter at Netscape Sign Up show that its already taken? Technorati : Digg, Netscape, Registration
Awesome Free Photo Mosaic Program
MacOSaiX is a free photo mosaic program for the Mac. I found it via Digg (1237 Diggs at the time of writing) and since I don’t use a Mac at work, I rushed home to try it. The first thing … Continue reading
Get $15 for taking the Technorati Survey
While at Technorati this morning, I noticed a small link in the upper left to take a survey. Being in marketing, I am a sucker for surveys. I was pleasantly surprised to learn that they – or more likely the … Continue reading
10 observations about using Internet Explorer 7 Beta 3
I have been using Firefox almost exclusively since it was called Firebird. Before that I used Mozilla – remember the t-rex in the upper right corner. The point is, I haven’t used IE for a full day of web browsing … Continue reading
Stephen Colbert and Steve Carell- Responsible Drinking
This is hilarious. You have to watch!
A Lifetime of Memories
In a conversation with a co-worker today, we started discussing memories. I made the observation that my kids will not have a hard time remember things like Kindergarten graduation. Since I have tens of thousands of digital photos publicly available … Continue reading
Where did all the patriotism go?
Maybe it was just me or maybe it was just my small corner of the world here in Reno but I came away from the 4th with a lack of feeling of Patriotism. Its wasn’t without effort. I went to … Continue reading