Radical Behavior

Looking for some new RSS content? Use Google Reader? Click the “Discover” link in the green bar on the right (right next to the Add Subscription link). I clicked it this morning for the first time expecting it to take me to some generic RSS directory that I would have to wade through to find [...]

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Tis the season for 2008 predictions. I always love when Tom Merrit and Molly Wood (and the well missed Veronica Belmont) do their predictions on the CNET podcast Buzz Out Loud. So I thought it might be fun to post five of my own predictions.

Mac market share will continue to rise. Call it the halo [...]

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It’s been six months now in Phoenix and I haven’t once thought about using a heater. That is until yesterday morning. Getting up at 5:30 AM is chili. It’s not nearly as cold as it gets in other parts of the country, but I’m sure those residents have had the heater on for a few [...]

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DARPA held their 2007 Grand Challenge over the weekend. The goal was to have completely autonomous vehicles interact with a road course that contains other cars, street signs and regular urban obstacles. These completely unmanned vehicles were given a mission file before each challenge that was uploaded into the vehicle and a time limit to [...]

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While Tech Alliance didn’t have the official domain name cocktails.com, these Reno events were my first introduction into social networking…the kind you do in person. At the time, I was a project manager with Twelve Horses and was wet behind the ears in getting out in front of people. The nice thing about these events [...]

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I consider myself smart, but I’m no Albert Einstein. I would venture to guess you feel the same way. We want to be on a higher plain of thinking, but for some reason we are stuck in our current set of thoughts. Little goes by day to day to substantially grow our knowledge and we [...]

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I had the opportunity to take my 4 year old daughter and 2 year old son to the Arizona Diamondbacks game last night. And while the game was exciting with lots of scoring (Dbacks won 10-8 over the Devil Rays), being with the kids was the best part. Here are 8 tips to help [...]

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If you haven’t watched the last few minutes of Diggnation - Episode 100, you are missing out. They put together a collection of clips from the last 99 episodes. I was laughing so hard, my face hurt. The only thing that sucks, was nothing from Reno. What’s up with that?

Tags: Digg, Diggnation

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I have worked on both the Windows and Mac OS X platforms at various times throughout my career. Not just exploring or learning, but as my full time work computer. They both have their pros and cons.
So, when I heard about this joint interview with Steve Jobs and Bill Gates (iTunes Link), I wanted to [...]

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I found something interesting today. Apparently this week, the Wikipedia article on Twitter linked to my 5 question interview with Twitter developer Alex Payne under the References section. When I went to check out the link, I found it has been removed. I wonder if it was removed because someone thought I added it (self-promotion [...]

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